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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1941
Page
2
A fragmented report cites Ah Gor leading a party rowe with Lim Crabeee at the center. The piece hints at condenc and new alliance moves while noting Sa rigs and Aplaind copomeni in discussions.
The article discusses the Superannuation Act with various phrases indicating government action and financial terms. It mentions retirement, pensions, and potential penalties, along with references to officials and departments shaping the act and its implementation.
Fragmented text discusses Wingham District Rural School 7 and references names and places, amid garbled OCR. It mentions Be Beal Viking Uhat Agriu Ramet Lakin Tear Pride, with uncertain context and multiple incomplete phrases. The passage reads like a stray school and community notice with no clear event or outcome.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions farmers, rural school, and a department with references to factions and signals. The legible words suggest a discussion of country issues, education, and governance challenges, but the text is incomplete and does not present a clear event or outcome.
A fragmentary personal notice mentions Sir Byriyn E Reenery of Kuwit Mats and several others including Ruben Go Walker of Dube hl, Rev Jo wamker, Mire Meaney, Poet Macquarie, and an unnamed naiver. The text reads as an index of individuals connected to a social or clerical circle.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe road improvement work, a back entrustee to an Australian Hotel, and a stalled survey. References to Meats Gilson and Lumbers, varred roadway, and a permanent local issue hint at municipal delays and disputed funding.
Fragmented OCR fragment references restrictions on a publication about a decline of 55 percent. Mentions about a weekly summary, publishing house, and dates are unreadable. The text includes stray names, numbers, and phrases lacking coherent context or clear event.
A misspelled and garbled report references an application to establish a rabbit farm near Wales and mentions a public election, police, and local oversight. The text is fragmented but indicates the permit was not granted and contains uncertain names and dates.
Local items from Wingham and surrounds: residents named Mrs Lyon of Bilemborghini Upper Illaology, Mr Bob Orimeai of Faruharst Winghan recovering, Mr Chasey from acurmuu, and Mr Bop Morte aged 38. Notices include engagements and marriages, ship and travel mentions, a private birthday party at Wesley’s in Wingham, a hospital stay, and various social connections among families in the district.
A farewell event at Marlee honors the Moore family led by Mr and Mrs Moore with Dries family ties and the Grand United Order of Ouseilions. Speakers from local groups praise the Moores and express best wishes for their future. The gathering closes with music, dancing, and thanks to chairs and hosts.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a person and place with references to a wife, prosperity, a new Rome, and assurance to not forget good work. It lacks clear events, names, dates, or concrete actions to summarize reliably.
War desk report notes Allied offensive sweep across the English Channel into northern France this morning. Casualty counts listed as three killed, with preliminary details from the London bureau and field correspondents.
Minutes recounting arising items on recruitment, committees, and motions. Names such as M oria and Humphreys appear in tentative roles. The secretary notes future meeting in about a month and the need to formalize the recruiting committee.
The text lists an oral draw with towns and dates across multiple venues including Alton WAGHNATS AN Marys Town Hurgay Wingham and Wine Town IE. It mentions byes at several locations and matches scheduled across July and August with specific towns such as Wingham Kee and Marys Town highlighted for round events.
The Taree Diggers Ball drew about 400 attendees at the hall in Brioe of the Kall mar Darked with dainty decorations and poppies. The MC Mr McBough kept the program moving, with prizes, novelties, and a supper managed by the committee. Notable attendees included Mr W Bedford and Mr D Richards, while performances by local musicians and vocalists filled the evening.
An obituary note recalls Cle Yeoman Vector MM Celt 11 HME ALB HURST and the late years of service. It honors a British Empire Medal recipient for bravery in wartime naval operations and notes the death of Mrs. Blade Cath, detailing family ties to Maitland and Riverpeat Plain.
A readable note announces July railway excursions offering countryside residents a chance to join trips. Details describe schedules, routes, and ticket availability with mentions of special itineraries and departure times.
A fragmented commentary argues for equitable taxation during wartime, urging fair sharing of home-front burdens. It stresses productive taxation as essential to peace, notes sacrifices by workers, and calls for clear universal duty while resisting excessive burdens on any group.
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