20 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
1
A fragmentary report details a grand Catholic cathedral project described as the Cathedral Towering over a vast site in Brownlow Town, with 24 chapels and 97 altars. It notes a dome taller than St Peter’s, and claims the structure will be visible over miles, though the text is garbled and largely unclear.
The article, dating 1983, discusses R Fulton and Thau davies presenting a plan on Douglas Credit and a nation facing production challenges. It covers arguments for nationalization, government role, and shifts toward planned production, with references to labor, wages, and the potential impact on consumer prices and entrepreneurship.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Woods Great Peptermint Care and items such as MRS Solis and Harle's Baby Friend Teething Syrup. The readable bits imply a consumer product listing or advertisement amid an unrelated brand mix. No clear event, date, or outcome is evident.
A fragmented letter from the Douglas Social Credit Association discusses ongoing discussions and invitations. It mentions names like Mr J Campbell and Dr Kosteyert and notes a June 10 gathering and a general sense of encouragement despite unclear context.
Walter Keech of The Brush in Wingham argues for a drastic political shift. He envisions savings funding a transition from wages to universal dividends, reducing reliance on employment and debt, replacing wages with a basic income financed by savings rather than labor.
The monthly Country Women's Association gathering noted attendance including several members and officers. Minutes record sympathy extended to members, a vote to extend state president's term, arrangements for forthcoming events, and expressions of gratitude for contributions and hospitality.
Fragmented text describes a proposed culvert crossing on a road from Wingham to Ogden's, near Bubb School. Mentions MLA Board involvement and funding discussions, with speculative notes on construction timing and safety concerns amid unclear OCR.
The Wingham Sternicle announces a new editor and publishing house at Bent Street Wingham with plans for revised publication standards and local coverage.
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