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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 11, 1951

Page

4

Inquest into Death of Lynette Hindle at Manilla Hospital

The inquest details the death of Lynette Hindle during anaesthetic for tooth extraction at Manilla District Hospital on August 30 1951. Witnesses including Allan Maskill Sergeant, Dr Windeyer GM O and Dr Johnson described a thymus gland enlargement and fatal heart contraction. Multiple resuscitation attempts, injections into the heart, and long-duration artificial respiration were recorded with verdict of death attributed to thymus-induced syncope following anaesthetic.

Allan Harold Maskill Manilla Windeyer Gm.o Johnson Manilla District Hospital Lynette Ellen Hitdle Margaret Isobel. Greenhalgh Manilla Dis-trict ‘Hospital Hindle Lynette Hindle Booth Leslie Arthur Booth Lynette Ellen Hindle Thay Sister Greenhalgh Dr. Johnson Green Wildeyer John‘Som Herbert Victor Hindle Market Street

Budget hits luxury goods and vehicles in tax plan

The 1951 52 anti due spending aims to shift sales tax from luxury to essential production. Manufacturers of electrical goods jewellery fancy items luxury clothing furs crockery glassware and musical instruments face strong hits. Importers and various manufacturers may also be affected by purchase restrictions. Meanwhile local council concerns in Coolamon and farmer objections over roads reveal rural tensions with governance.

Too Old At Sixty Aims To Keep Working Population Side

The Rural Bank notes a shift as older workers gain renewed opportunity to stay employed. Despite pension limits and a means test, many firms prefer seasoned staff, citing leaders like Churchill Truman MacArthur Fisk as examples. The piece argues manpower needs and pension inadequacy push older people to work.

Australia Winston Churchill Truman Douglas MacArthur Ernest Fisk

Butter Shortage Hits Town The Airlift Saga

Jock Murray of Dawes Road laments the butter shortage and costly air mail to Sydney. He parcelled 2b and sent it home to relatives, only to be hit with postage and handling costs totaling £2 12s 10d. A Sydney acknowledgment caused a relapse in his recovery.

Jock Murray Laird Dawes Road Sydney Jock Port Moresby

Disease spread by opossums questioned by inspector

Mr J McLeod stated he had been reliably informed that myxomatosis had been contracted by opossums. Stock Inspector Titchfield doubted this, noting scientists had failed to spread the disease to other animals. He believed only rabbits could be affected despite current stories.

J. McLeod Titchfield S

Onion guards escort Otian consignments to Sydney

Escorted consignments from Victoria to Sydney are protected by guards of ex boxers. Previous tampering prompted firms to take protective measures. Onions are now valued at about 25 precious as gold, as Australia shifts from exporting to drawing supplies from Japan and Egypt.

Otian Victoria Sydney Austra Tia Japan Egypt

Woman's Advice to Council Sparks Town Pride Call

A letter to the Walcha Municipal Council urges civic leaders to take pride in the town. It complains about garbage cartage charges for weeks with no service and questions electrical power. The writer laments past horse and cart days and urges men to notice women’s concerns.

Walcha

Trespass Notice At Kirkconnel And Curragundi Property

A dated notice prohibits trespassing fishing or interfering with fences or removing wood on Kirkconnel and Curragundi properties. It warns prosecution without regard to persons and is signed by Peter Winter on 14 February 1951.

Rother Kirkconnel

Narrabri Council Seeks Loan for Memorial Baths Project

The Narrabri Municipality proposes a loan of £00,000 to fund part of the cost of building memorial swimming baths. The balance will be raised by issuing debentures to members of the public who subscribe to the project.

Narrabri

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Girl Aitken Shire Council Coolamon Higeriia Cy. Logan Sai Dr. Aitken Adv Aloo Fbintte Ountry Parer Urlege Street Cooper A. C. Veness & Son Manilla Harvester CO International Harvester R. Pare Peter Winter NEW Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency CO. Limited Marsh Walters & Scott P.O Tamworth ANB Property Marsh Walters & Scott Tamworth
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