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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1942
Page
2
The Municipal Council last met and granted the Stidet Stall for October 17 not October 3 as earlier stated. Also noted honey shortage due to disease dubbed spring awindling affecting bees. hive populations and bee-keeping suffer losses with likely honey and beeswax shortages.
WHEATGROWERS' UNION MEETING HEARD OF EXTREME HARDSHIP UNDER THE SCULLY WHEAT SCHEME WITH CASES OF MULTIPLE SHAREFARMERS ON A SINGLE PROPERTY. DISCUSSION LOST ON PROPERTY BASIS VERSUS LICENSE BASIS. BRANCHES FAVOUR SCHEME WHILE CALLS FOR FAIRNESS AND UNITY CONTINUE. A PROTEST TO MR SCULLY WAS PROPOSED AND BROAD SUPPORT FOR COOPERATION GROWING. RED CROSS GARDEN PARTY PLANS TO RAISE FUNDS AT THE PARK ROOMS ON SATURDAY.
Rain delayed play in Sofidiy set downs. Wednesday will see the B grade championship final between Blair and W Coupland with other matches featuring J Smithers and C M Podmore.
Express issue notes adaptations to wartime economy and reader appreciation for art under material strain, urging support as the period demands. The brief reflects a communication stance rather than a concrete event, focusing on tone and public morale.
A local event opens at 2:30 p.m. featuring stalls, children activities, and musical items. Admission for adults includes afternoon tea. The Red Cross Society organized the event, relying on Australian public support for services provided by volunteers.
Daily war dispatches describe a potential turning point as Soviet defense in Stalingrad defies German assault. Rommel’s North Africa drive is said to be shattered, with British and American forces mounting pressure in the Eastern Mediterranean and newly reported troop movements through cities.
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