Notable Sergeant Ware Awarded British Empire Medal
Special Sergeant Frank Ware, head of the police vehicle squad, noted for gallant rescues and cliff ascents to save anglers and accident victims, has been awarded the British Empire Medal amid praise from colleagues and many friends. The column also surveys Australian rural life, industry, and education, including reactions to policy, farming prospects, and regional issues across New South Wales and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ware
Ifs
Tun
Ware
Ware Ranke
Bers
Australia
Civyo
Emfort
Pakistan
Tala
Fey Lechmtoat
Vega
Wenital
Billy ‘Bhenton
Transpork
Cima
Alan Maaymin
Manning
Jaibor Ceuthie
Editorial Altar and the Vague New Authors Scene
A fragmentary note discusses the editorials and personalities shaping public taste, hinting at a petty, grandstanding dynamic. It mentions editors, critics, and a puppeteer figure, implying tensions over influence and control of literary matters.
Nowendoc Road Funding Debate Sparks Public Works Talks
A letter from the Minister for Public Works to MLA tar Wf Chaffey discusses reparation and completion plans for Nowendoc to Tamworth Wingham development road. The document notes progress on the Tamworth Wingham route and a push to complete works from Terrible Billy to Nowendoc via Hel Tole, with calls for further sections and ongoing discussion among council and public works officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffey
Tuxfworth
F. Sheahan
Dungowan Creek
Weuron
Lowendoe- Wingham Ra
Tamworth
Winghur
Nowsndoe
Wighway
Tamwart Dounwovin
Nowendot Vo Coop
Campe
Amworth
Wingham
Terrible Billy
Nowsnioc
Hel Tole
Etopmental
Fuss
Taypart
Meni of Public Works
Fragmented local printer note from a 19th century issue
A garbled imprint lists Frederick Arthur Pispairie of William Street Whayuasa Kev foul Water 93s Ret Inlerea Printing tion Sree inane Hew aoa, indicating a historical newspaper printing note with unclear location and attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Arthur Pispairie
William Treet
Fragmentary note yields unclear headline
An unreadable OCR fragment presents partial words and jumbled letters, lacking coherent names, dates, or events. The readable bits do not reveal a definite person, place, organization, or outcome to anchor a brief newspaper item.
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McGrath
Hechegs
Vince McGrath
Vince Mgrath
The
Wingham Chronicle
Hamcc
le Ong Choven
Moruya
Imetf Rw
Sunny River Mountain Authority
Cbs
Anita
Wevk
Coutin
Bette
BBC
Europe
Tay
Sequoia
Saranac
Pat
Covgrave
AU Malong Central School
Ateker
Durie
Abe Hiten
Malonk
Adel- Wide
Canberra
Mae
Han
Hoot
Yhumb
Windsor
Gosford
Btstes
New Zealand
Covatrles
Clarence River
Parka
Anat
Dini
Lems
Isoumby
Canada
Colin Foster
Elliott
Mitchell
Agricultural Bureau of Nsw
Freedom
Burke Fawn Buta
Carpentaria
Morniratoot
Ronald Eit Enh
Au Dad
Tom Oyanim
Ot Laken Creek
Nort Queensland
Ron
Lilley
Queensland
Ryan
Benefity Fund
Hix
Be & Scholl Veacher
Tudy
Rom Rycdea
Miley
Ind
Tine
Ay Ratter
Nowendoc Road
Town Hall
Harvey Ivers
Judy Garland
Mickey Rooney
Wanes
the Farrer
Wiliam Farrer
King Solomon’s Mine
Liberty
Gene Autry
Hills
Utah
Gene Rymond
Stephanie Paull
Cinesound News
Betty Grable
Dan Dailey
MY Blue Heaven
Wingham Hotel
D. H. Milliken
Phone
ML. McElwaine
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