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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1950
Page
2
A garbled 1960 Wingham Chronicle piece fumbles a political oration with satire on reform and Parliament. It references committees ministers and public interest while describing a chaotic sequence of statements and implied action in a provincial setting. The excerpt hints at reform debates, social roles, andYouth engagement amid a broader civic discourse.
A nostalgic social evening was held at the Aueteubium More Weongham in Use greeuce of 30 gumte. The event honored Mary Clarke on her birthday with Ada and Mr Clarke in attendance. The chair welcomed attendees, praises were given for the organizers, and Mr Clarke expressed appreciation. Guests enjoyed a varied program with vocal items and speeches, and thanks were extended to those who contributed to the event’s success.
Amid a mangled wartime transcript attention turns to political disruption. Names and places blur but references to Wing ham, Lanr, and Port Macquarie surface alongside mentions of a public notice wartime planning and a looming election with unresolved dates. The piece hints at civic tension and policy debate without clear outcomes.
Liberal policy outlined by Mr Rod Richardson, Gloucester candidate, emphasizing development, farm support, public works, housing, and education. The speech defends government role in industry, urges dairy and agricultural schemes, road and housing programs, and social services. He stresses national development and public investment with a focus on workers and families.
Fragmented report details social and railway work, local visits, and community events around Wingham including Mary Clarks of Captainundee, Mr Marlow of Caiupaie, and Mr Bendich of Nowenile. Mentions of private hospital, Lodge meetings, and a Buffalo Ball planned for July 4 with Moroney and Spivey, plus a travel summary to Kempsey and Newcastle areas.
A list from Wingham Tennis Club includes Jor Aabirdar Hest Renin AC Summerville May Grwen and others. The tally names committee and members such as F. Cooper, W. Kobitatch, Bryant Edwards Skin and Bird among the club’s players and affiliates.
Mr Jordan spoke on Monday asserting the plan to broad base welfare and work opportunities for workers. He emphasized equal dignity for men and women, praised unions, and urged policy support for family education and private schooling while defending labor rights and social advancement.
Reports from the weekend championship describe Wirgham player Mussel Harty and John Machin winning the foursomes. Mer and RempiyPal teams competed, with The TH City team defeating Munro and Wallinon by a score that remained unclear in the fragmented text.
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