On Saturday last a large gathering of relatives and friends in the Center[?]ary Springhurst H[?]ll honored the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs W. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 980 words“If you w[?] to [?]now the [?]cation [?] of [?]ty [?] form [?] to the [?] ry,” [?]clared Mr A[?] ([?], NSW). ...
Article : 399 wordsImportant business relating to the holding of an exhibition of students work will be di[?]ed at a meeting of the Albury Technical Co[?] ...
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Family Notices : 178 words{No abstract available}
Advertising : 244 wordsThe Indian problem, wh[?] was of [?] difficulty, could and would be solved and in the main must be solved by Indians for themselves, the Secretary ...
Article : 1,117 wordsThe Senate today, by [?] votes [?]proved of the farm [?]ment [?]vicing agricultural par[?]y [?]dard upwards to include labor costs, Although ...
Article : 199 wordsTen thousand people attended an army display at Wagga yesterday, when a magnificent exhibition of military movement was witnessed. A march ...
Article : 38 wordsWhile workmen were engaged in the demolition, of the old weatherboard cookery school in the grounds of the Albury Public School yesterday ...
Article : 56 wordsWhen Desmond Tw[?]lftrees, attendant at the Capitol Theatre, Wagga, approached a youth in the theatre on Tuesday night with the intention of ...
Article : 61 wordsCountry rest ho[?] where Bri[?] merchant [?]men [?]ering from “conv[?]y nerves” can re[?]rate without cost are being opened throughout Britain. The men ...
Article : 77 wordsProceeds of two Saturday night dances organised by Miss [?]le Langley and the Victory Vanities have been donated to the Red Cross to augment ...
Article : 75 wordsMatter of employment of more women in war industry and essential production is so urgent that, within six months 64,000 of them are required. ...
Article : 615 wordsWar production lagged In August 14 percent beh[?]nd forecasts made on August 1. The chairman of the War Productions Board (Mr Nelson) reported today that ...
Article : 115 words“I don’t know how you do it,” remarked a city visitor who has done a lot of patriotic work, to a member of the WVS. staff last week, when ...
Article : 100 wordsThe State Government was not dead yet, but was gradually dying, said the Leader of the Opposition (Mr Mair). speaking on the adoption of the Address-in-Reply. to ...
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Advertising : 62 wordsInformation as to the cause of the shooting down of a RAAF plane by the ground defences over Parkes (NSW) was sought in the House of Representatives today by ...
Article : 73 wordsPrize money donations for the Albury Returned Soldiers Race Club, whose annual meeting will be held on Saturday, October 17, [?]eaped ...
Article : 106 wordsA LIberal Party sub-committee has published a “Health Charter.” [?]ng freee medical [?]tention at all local health cen[?] with a c[?]ce of doctors. The ...
Article : 59 wordsThe P[?]me Minister (Mr Curtin) revealed today as the result of royalties payable on a manufa[?]ing licence given to an Australian firm by a large American firm for ...
Article : 95 wordsThe “Dally Telegraph” states that Mr Maxwell (Tobacco Controller) is believed to have averted an acute shortage of tobacco in Britain by making a flying visit ...
Article : 59 wordsMiss Dorothy Thu[?]ing, secretary of the Show Society, reports that entries for the Patriotic Show to be held on Saturday are up to previous years. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 629 wordsM[?]jority of complaints about overcharging of [?]tals for homes did not come from the [?] areas, but from country dis[?] the Minister for Customs ...
Article : 100 wordsFollowing upon Senator Keane’s announcement that the new scale of newsprint rationing would be imposed as from November 1. the executive of the Australian ...
Article : 100 wordsS[?]ension of Slate Parliaments for the duration of the war was advocated by Mr Davidson. MLA. In a speech lo the Cobar Elector[?] Council at [?]ourke. He said that ...
Article : 78 wordsTomorrow will be a great day for young Albury, which term must include all the young-in-heart, who will cheer the competitors in the ...
Article : 157 wordsThirty-five trades union branches affiliated with the Australian-Soviet Friendship League are faced with the decision whether they will remain members of the ...
Article : 156 wordsSteps to control the generation and use of electricity in the Interests of the war effort were taken by the Minister for Munitions (Mr M[?]kin) under the National ...
Article : 141 wordsA warning of further far-reaching plans for rationalisation of industry was given In the House of Representatives today by the Minister for War ...
Article : 406 words“I was severely abused by one of our master butchers,” the Albury abattoir superintendent told the Albury Council last night, “because I ...
Article : 190 wordsFarmers had lost the independence they had in the old days and many of them now seemed dependent on Government hound-outs, said Mr Zwar (Lab, Won[?]tha[?]). ...
Article : 96 wordsWater sterilising outfits that will [?] in a pocket of their tunics are the latest health equipment Issued to the Australian troops. It has been designed by the hygiene ...
Article : 113 wordsSix charges of embe[?]nt, involving £2266 [?]/11. over [?] period of four years, from the Taxation Department, were preferred against Daniel McCarthy, aged 45, ...
Article : 108 wordsWhen the inquest into the death of S[?]no [?]’Andrea was resumed today, Mrs [?]ns V[?] told the City Coroner she was positive [?]er husband did not go ...
Article : 267 wordsTwo thousand persons crowded the India League of America rally in the Town Hall today and cheered the noted authoress. Pearl Buck. Dr. Lin Yutang, and others, ...
Article : 63 wordsThe Horseshoe Lagoon on the Howlong road was again the subject of discussion o[?] last night’s meeting of the Albury Council. “I have to inform ...
Article : 152 wordsWilliam Leader who was [?]ged to have sa[?] that he was a member of the Irish Re[?]can Army, was sentenced [?] a month’s [?]pris[?]ment today in the City ...
Article : 215 wordsFor having aided three soldiers under Mention to escape from lawful custody, Charles Roy Robinson, aged 39, fruit [?]er, of Redfern. was sentenced to 18 ...
Article : 69 wordsIt was more profitable for both employers and parents to break the law than to keep it, was t[?]e comment of the secretary of the Victorian Teachers Union ...
Article : 147 wordsSeeing that magistrates dealing with charges of profiteering had been given wide discretionary powers In regard to penalties under Commonwealth price-fixing ...
Article : 82 wordsThe Governor-General of D[?]Kar has [?]dered a ceb[?]us with a view to re[?]ting far[?]es with two or more children. The order says [?] the step is being taken ...
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Advertising : 43 wordsA new award made by Mr Justice Webb. of the industrial Commission, today provides for a s[?]ght increase in wages and other [?]mall con[?]ons to nur[?] in public ...
Article : 64 wordsThe Hon Mrs Betty Bowes-Lyon, the Queen’s sister-in-law, has taken up war Work in an air[?]ft factory. Mrs Bowe[?]-Lyon Lyon who is aged [?] and has four ...
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Border Morning Mail (Albury, NSW : 1934 - 1935; 1938 - 1954), Thu 1 Oct 1942, Page 2
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