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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1952
Page
4
The Farmall M from the McCormick International line is highlighted as a leading all purpose farm trade model. It claims maximum economy and performance for every crop with an econic engine, adjustable rear axles for varied wheel treads, and Direct mounted implements controlled by hydraulic Lift-All.
The appointment elevates the vice regal office and reassures both Labor and Liberal camps. Sir William Slim, a distinguished British Commonwealth citizen, is set to arrive as Governor General amid a looming Senate deadlock and a possible double dissolution. Evatt approves in general terms but vows to press for Australian selection. Parliament faces debate over the 1951 double dissolution and forthcoming Senate election.
Lands Minister Hawkins told the RSL conference that federal cuts reduce soldier settlement funding to 2 million pounds from 6 million. Diggers Mitchell and Adamson challenged the cuts, saying the settlement program was being treated as a political football. Radio 35M raised debt for Dave Sands, Empire middleweight champ, with £2017 pledged. Armidale City Council warned balconies unsafe and would act if owners fail to remove them. Printed by George A. Greaves in Manilla NSW.
The Salvation Army Red Shield unit from No 77 Squadron in Korea provides morning and afternoon tea to Australian personnel. Captain Cliff Filton and volunteers run a tea stall in barracks, with homemade cakes from Japan, serving both air and ground staff after dusk missions. The initiative echoes long-standing support from the Red Shield for servicemen, past and present.
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