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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1943
Page
2
June 4 1943 notices outline a town celebration including attendance by Aldred and Mindy Bos with schedules for a Saturday gathering. The program lists speakers and a sale, with references to local troops and officials participating in the planned event.
Council reviews meat inspection fee plans and proposes amendments to the act. Details reference timing for December changes and potential use of funds set aside for a celebration as part of a broader regulatory revision.
Fragmentary text shows a heated exchange over the Brisbane Line concept. An open letter criticizes minister Me and others, alleging treachery and political maneuvering. The passage mentions Wirraway aircraft and references to threats and rounds, with incoherent fragments across the discussion.
Readable fragments mention a local event or notice but lack clear names, dates, or places. The text references a person or group and hints at a possible public or community matter without concrete details.
Mr Sale and others feature in a caustic local notice with hospital updates at Wingham. The report notes patient movements at St Pauls Went Mailienil and mentions Donkin entering hospital and Allan Priteterh visiting Wingham on Thursday.
A fragmented city column details strikes, factory tensions, and worker protests led by Bellemore’s proprietress and local unions. The piece weaves in personal reminiscences of Cole and Roper, mentions agricultural and railway matters, and sketches social life around markets, Racecourse events, and neighborhood streets.
A fragmentary report recalls former Anglican Synod members including Dean of Newcastle and Reverend Fae Witt Balin. It notes deaths of H. Blomtedt and other clergy, praising long service at the Cathedral Chapter. References to Sydney and academic traditions emphasize lasting scholarship and church leadership.
Nonspecific fragment notes a North Coast championship rodeo at Wingham Showground scheduled for tomorrow Saturday. Mentions nominations for movie holders and a listed minor participants with a withdrawal noted.
Reuben Collier, 30, of 18 Church Street, suffered a leg amputation after a shunting accident in the railway yard. He was removed to hospital in a serious condition. Collier was married and living with his wife at the time of the incident.
Market again dearer for all classes of stock with fat and store cattle sustaining higher values. Notable gains reported for pigs and dairy stock as competition increases, with entries including several named farms and dealers.
Rome Radio reports a fishing boat rescued five survivors from a rubber raft after a British air liner was shot down by German fighters on a flight from Lishan to Foynas. The craft carried 13 passengers and four crew. Actor Leslie Howard was a rumored passenger. official assurances deny his presence.
Reports say Mr C Squires from Carsenville Gloucomer was injured when a vehicle toppled and struck a door, an ambulance met the scene. The injured party underwent an emergency blood transfusion and is expected to recover, though one survivor remained in critical condition.
The Air Training Corps No 123 Squadron announces recruitment at Wingham on the 130 and tb June west. It lists required items for camp and examination, notes age eligibility between 18 and 19, and outlines parade and training duties for new cadets.
A garbled news note discusses timber control worries and permits. It mentions city and metropolitan regions, concerns over prices, and potential legislative actions involving senators and authorities. The fragment references a 520 figure and timelines, but specifics are unclear.
Auction sales details partially readable show a notice of sale and related parties. Names, locations, and dates are incomplete but indicate a public auction action with potential bidders and property involved.
The article notes a funeral and burial at Matthew's Church of Bingland in Wingham for a person from Dellin and Rowley with relations named Noble and West. The service was conducted by Rev. Walter Tatham in the late afternoon, with a grave at the churchyard.
An article notes a women's auxiliary group hosting a street stall in the Ward District. The event aims to raise funds for the Patriotic Association and features dishes and baked goods for sale to passersby.
News notes describe Trooper Bal eho and Sapper J Clark arriving in England and connections to others. It mentions a serious accident and later slight improvement, with service histories including Boer War and World War I era references and a prisoner of war line.
Fragmentary line shows a confused phrase about a chief named Jude or a form of leadership in a Seyooma Cont context. No clear event, date, or organization readable.
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