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INDEX FLOODS (Con't,) Volunteer flood aid Conference 10,3:2 Protest over rental for Nissen huts 10.3:3 Some 'trading on floods' 10.3:6 Flood menace in Queensland 11.3:1 Water height at flood peak gauged 11,3:1 Main street in Maitland .water-free 11.3:1 Check on surplus bedding 11,3:2 2 rivers higher at Walgett 11,3:3 Protest on Nissen hut rentals 11,3:3 Federal flood aid criticised 11,3:7 Special move to resume island farms 11,3:9 Prospects for coalfields jobs brighter 12,3:1 Queensland rain belt breaking 12.3:1 High cost of aid by R.A.A.F. 12,3j6 Sand ruins some dairy farms 12,3:3 Land for victims of floods 15,3:4 £217,000 paid out on relief 16,3:2 Reply to Union criticised 16,3:2 'ûilders to assist flood area 16,3:2 Need seen to aid farmers 16,3:4 Move for National flood fund 16,3:5 Homes project urged for flood victims 16,3:9 2 more likely on deathroll 18,3:1 Builders' move on repair aid 18,3:2 More radio links in flood area 18,3:2 Hire-purchase noratorium as flood aid 18,3:2 Equipment to stay in flood area 18,3:10 A.L.P. to hear shift plar 19.3:3 Flood clean to cost £48,000 19.3:3 Joint move made on flood aid 21,3:2 Heavy claims made for flood losses 21.3:2 Start on moving next week 25.3:4 Flood caused by tropical air - G.W. Mackey 26.3:4 Flood crisis in Queensland 28,3:1 False claims alleged 28,3:3 Cyclone spends its fury 29,3:1 Flood grips Brisbane 30,3:1 All flood relief under one head 30.3:3 Flood aid urged for traders 30,3:8 Northern flood danger passes 31,3:1 Chamber's move on flood loan plan 2,4:2 Club explains garage plan 5.4:3 £21,404 flood relief paid 5,4:3 Flood post 5,4:3 Interest cut to shopmen 4.4:15 Funds for flood aid at £98,746 7,4:2 Union view on flood relief 8,4:3 Flood aid funds at £100,332 13.4:2 Money 'available for building' 14,4:8 £368/7/9 for flood appeal 15,4:2 Move expected on Fund money 15,4:2 Flood inquests begin April 26 15,4:3 Flood proposal 15,4:3 Elood aid funds at £100,993 16,4:2 State pays over £^ Million flood aid 16,4:3 Cash voted to shift flooded houses 19.4:4 Flood aid fund at £101,730 20.4:2 £482 flood aid by builders 20.4:3 First move to high ground 20.4:8 First home moved from Maitland 21.4:2 £103,980 in flood aid funds 22.4:2 Fund to cover farm losses 22.4:10 96 homes hit at Maitland 23.4:1 2,800 flood claims made 23.4:2 Flood copter in creek 25.4:1 £105,020 in flood fund 27.4:2 Luck against Duck crew: Power about to go as men died 27.4:5 Efood hero praised 27.4:5 Aid in flood praised 27.4:5 Homes plan in flood area 27.4:9 Flood Insurance considered 28.4:1 Flood appeal claim denied 28.4:4 Coroner clears pilot of blame 28.4:6 Confidence led to death 28.4:6 Flood inquests to schedule 28.4:6 £147,576 flood fund payout 28,4:10 High land favoured for homes 28,4:10 Tax cut urged for floods 29,4:7 Sister found flood victim 29,4:8 Flood fund at £105,484 30,4:2 Approach to Bridge washed away 5,5:2 Arnold to move on flood action 5.5:3 Shire protest on aid vote 5,5:4 Flood claims on Maitland flood .5.5:4 B.WÎ.U. to organise flood repairs 6,5:2 Flood boat grants conditional 6.5:3 Elood gangs leave Maitland 6.5:3 Senate ousts flood plan 6,5:3 £70,000 cost of clean-up 7,5:2 Tradesmen sought for Maitland 10,5:2 Fund allocations: 'Job for flood committee' 10.5:3 Owner-farmer issue raised 10,5:3 Army may aid clean-up 13,5:13 Free repair scheme for Maitland ends 17.5:4 £309,380 used for relief 17,5:7 Commission's figures on floodwater 18.5:7 Newcastle claims for flood loss 19.5:2 22-1955 FLOODS (Con't,) Minister to visit flood areas 20,5:2 East suburbs sites sought 20,5:11 Flood group's field widened 21,5:10 Flood affected 97 per cent of Singleton 21,5:10 Flooded land repaired 21,5:10 Minister to discuss flood relief 24,5:3 Body found in creek bank 27,5:1 Flood appeal to close 28,5:3 Farm estimate £68,250 31.5:7 Farmers take industry jobs 3,6:4 Shift t'lrough Maitland 3,6:11 Disaster fund sought by Chamber 7,6:2 No sales tax relief for flood victims 8,6:2 U.S. offer on survey of valley 8.6:10 Nissen hut evictions: Council wants prior inquiries 8.6:10 Experts study steps for- emergencies 9.6:4 Flood fund at £115,308 10.6:4 Constable congratulates his rescuer 10.6:4 34 farmers lose Bolwarra farms 11.6:3 Tenants to resist eviction 13.6:2 Suburban flood payout £3,985 17,6:2 Evictions from huts 'unlikely' 20,6:2 Shire cheque for flood relief fund 21,6:2 Hundredth removal application 29,6:8 Draglines to clear rich farmland 30.6:3 147 seek aid to shift 8,7:2 Seamen's £1,000 to flood fund 8.7:2 Permission to move home refused 12,7:3 Flood hardship: aid survey by Red Cross 13,7:11 Flood fund questioned 19,7:3 £10,000 extra to flood vote 19,7:8 2 Councils stop flood works 21,7:9 3 awards over drownings 27,7:4 All flood funds paid out 20,8:2 Grading of channel cut to flooding 26.8:3 Renshaw to hear river pleas 7.9:4 Floods due to wreck, stones 30.9:2 Law soon on flood evacuations 12.10:1 Flood rescue crews praised 18.10:3 100 families flee floods 26,10:3 FLOODS - Hunter Valley Trust Glenbawn dam progress 21.2:3 The unchecked floods (Leader) 25.2:2 Governments get flood blame 25.2:2 Many plans for Hunter River 9,3:4 Doubts on tunnel in flood 9,3:4 Huddleston Committee report - 20 year plan for Hunter Valley 10.3:4 Four-phase scheme for Hunter 11.3:4 Business men cool on Maitland shift 12.3:1 Shift plan for Maitland 'parochial" 12.3:9 Maitland transfer .seen as urgent 14.3:1 "aitland shift plan: State asked to name figure 14.3:1 Removal of Mgitland: Nation 'can afford it' 14.3:2 Programme for the Hunter (Leader) 14.3:2 "8 Hunter dams £55 Million" 15.3:3 Farmland aspect of new plans 15.3:9 Building plan deferred in Maitland 15.3:11 Council adopts plan to shift Maitland 16.3:1 Flood plan evolved 60 years ago - Frank Mattocks 16.3:8 Maitland plan may go to Committee 17.3:1 Maitland proposal: Fadden gives under-taking 17,3:3 Big powers for flood body 17,3:4 Maitlarid"s flood plan supported 18.3:2 Covernor on flood plan 18,3:9 Meeting called on flood plan 18,3:9 Priorities after the Floods (Leader) 19.3:2 A.L.P. branches meet: Maitland shift plan backed 21.3:3 Cars jam road to Maitland 21.3:3 £3 Million a year to shift Maitland 21,3:4 County to plan New Maitland 22.3:2 Minister receives shift plan 22.3:3 Business men urge city shift delay 22.3:3 Maitland building: ban order made 23,3:1 Hunter Trust for Maitland shift 23.3:4 Trust member resigns 23,3:11 Deputation on floods postponed 24,3:2 Maitland shift plan supported by Shire 24,3:7 Maitland replanning: County to take over 25,3:1 Plea for aid by farmers 25.3:4 Start on bank repair likely 26.3:5 Flood plan details awaited 28.3:2 £100 Million sought for flood works 28.3:2 Maitland A.L.P. for shift 28.3:3 Singleton shift plan to Council 28,3:5 Aerial survey report soon 29,3:4 Seamen for talks on flooding 30,3:2 . Protest on levee for- Department 30.3:8 Farmers tell of needs 30,3:8 Control of river advocated 31,3:2 Farmers to discuss flooding 31.3:2 State help fOf Maitland shift 1.4:1
FLCIODS - Hunter Valley Trust (Con't.) Question of priorities (Note) 1,4:2 Direction on new Maitland plan 1,4:2 Ejnance 'need in flood plan" 1,4:3 Hunter Valley Survey: Problems can be solved 2,4:3 Job for Hunter Va]le> Trust (Note) 4,4:2 Flood grants practicable, Evatt claims 4,4:3 Farmers call for aid 4,4:4 Resitin^ plan seen as premature 5.4:2 Farmers to meet on floods - 5,4:4 Floodways urged to save Hunter areas 6,4:10 Singleton resiting deferred 7,4:7 Hope on silted farmlands 11,4:5 Oversea flood expert wanted 13.4:4 Commerce body on -floods 13.4:4 Hunter River Bank - Tender accepted for stone 13.4:9 No decision on resiting 13.4:9 Talks soon on flood plan 13.4:9 £70,000 aid to farmers urged 14,4:3 Valley League laws passed 14,4:8 Case for new steel plant - J.B. Abbott 14.4:11 Farmers need help (Leader) 13.4:2 Producers call for flood project 16.4:3 Conference on flood control 18.4:2 Councils to see plan for Maitland resiting 21.4:3 Aid asked on broken banks 21.4:8 'Great sums" needed to tame river- 21.4:9 Plans laid for Flood body 22.4:2 Flood storage area 'needed' 22.4:4 "Magician wanted" to control flood 22.4:4 Spillway plan for- Hunter 22.4:10 Financier not magician needed (Leader) 23.4:2 Plan for New Maitland 27.4:1 Council plans flood needs 27.4:2 Plan for new city at Maitland 27,4:3 2 Councils back Maitland plan 27,4:3 New Maitland (Note) 28,4:2 Plan for Hunter Valley: Co-operate with nature 28,4:4 What has been done: Land and river bank protection 29,4:5 Flood area plans for trust 29,4:5 Workshop plea deferred 4,5:2 Plan to spill floodwater 4,5:6 Planning for- the Uppei- Hunter (Leader) Requests to Cahill on River- 9,5:2 Deputation on flood control 10,5:2 -Fund allocations: job for flood committee 10,5:3 Key to flood relief seen in soil 10,5:3 Council joins Association 11,5:2 Trust election on July 14, 13.5:13 Flood loan plan 18,,5:1 Flood problem bigger 19,5:10 Hexham flood plan backed 20,5:3 Mining claim scouted 20,5:11 Research move on floods 24,5:4 Hunter facts (Note) 25,5:2 Mining in new city site: Statement exaggerated" 25.5:8 Calls to sack Council fail 26.5:4 Body for Civil Emergencies 27.5:2 Choice of chief wardens 27.5:2 Opposition to resiting of Maitland Hunter authority: need questioned: 1,6:5 Dynamic is missing (Note) 2,6:2 Beresfield protests at development ban 3.6:2 Beresfield has a case (Note) 4,6:2 Deputation on levee costs 7,6:3 Talks stalemate on area for resiting 7, Trust subsidy for levees 8.6:4 N.M.H. INDEX 23-1955 9.5:2 ' grossly 28.5:3 Brewster .6:4 Maitland applies for new area 8.6:10 Experts study steps for emergencies 9.6:4 River diversion proposal 16.6:2 Maitland takes up £40,000 offer 22.6:8 Late nomination to trust 25.6:7 "Wrong" to halt development - Beresfield plan criticised 28.6:2 £1 Million authorised for Hunter flood work 6.7:1 Elood control forum soon 6.7:4 Rise in Trust rates hinted 6.7:8 ;11 Minister asked to visit Maitland 6.7: New realism on floods (Leader) 7.7:2 Flood scheme praised 7.7:2 13.7:4 Flood plan "would avoid losses' Fears about flood plan 14.7:2 Hunter engineer resigns 14.7:2 .7:4 Plan to protect Upper Hunter 14, Voting lag in trust poll 14.7:6 15,7:2 Safeguarding the Hunter Valley (Leader) Aid. Dorsman new Trust member 15.7:2 Stop to flood work urged 15.7M Hunter- erosion alarming 15.7:4 Flood area building: reaffirmation of ban urged 20.7:19 FLOODS - Hunter Valley Trust (Con't.) Hunter floods over 137 years - G.A. Bates £25,000 Hunter scheme - "Varsity Group research' 25,7:2 Hunter Valley facts (Note) Govt, flood-plan: first payout by trust 3,8:4 Research plan criticised 3,8:8 Advance to buy area 3,8:11 Flood report adopted 3,8:11 Water Study at Abermusden 3.8:11 Flood rate on City sought 3,8:11 Data needed for flood planning 6.8:7 Trust area rating: move to bring in Newcastle 22,8:3 Newcastle in Trust urged 7,9:4 Revision likely on Mgitland ban 10,9:3 Wait hint on resite area 14.9:7 Why Newcastle was excluded (Note) 17,9:2 'No gain" in Trust link 5.10:2 Newcastle rating plan: Trust ruling deferred 5,10:4 Flood work laws query 5.10:8 Newcastle and the Hunter (Leader) 6.10:2 Rise in grant to Maitland 8.10:10 City opposes joining trust 12.10:2 Flood grant accepted 12.10:7 2 Flood jobs to start 18.10:1 Action wanted on river 26.10:11 Maitland scheme 'impracticable' 27.10:2 Alternative for Maitland (Note) 28.10:2 Quick action lilêly on Maitland 28,10:6 Trust wants Newcastle in 2.11:2 Hunter Trust not to increase rate 2.11:7 50 p.c. subsidy on levee banks 2.11:11 Floodway design in hand 10,11:15 Clarification sought on embankments 9,11:11 Flood report disucssed in camera 9,11:11 Body for research on Hunter 11,11:2 Move on levy for river banks fails 11,11:13 New plan to contain Hunter floods 12,11:10 Levee grant may be reviewed 18,11:4 Top planners present: Closed talks on resiting 18,11:13 Farmers seek proposals on lagoon plan 23,11:4 Flood area rating in estimates 23,11:8 Flood restoration work: praise for aid to farmers 2.12:7 Levee bank repairs could wait 10 years 7,12:7 Floodgates to be discussed 7.12:9 Flood relief,âsh for drainage 7.12:9 FLOODS - Mitigation Flood works: £12,466 grant 6.1:8 Flood cheque for Maitland 19.1:11 vVork on Wollombi Brook approved 2,2:4 More could be done on floods (Leader) 26,2:2 The Floods and the Community (Leader) 28.2:2 Floods and the Nation's future (Leader) 1.3:2 What can be done on floods (Leader) 3.3:2 The problem of floods (Leader) 7,3:2 Big flood prevention plan urged 11.3:2 Inquiry plan on floods 11.3:2 Something must be done (Leader) 16,3:2 Parliament on flood mitigation 16,3:4 Dams only way to end floods 18,3:3 State sets up flooding inquiry group 23,3:1 Report not enough (Note) 23,3:2 Dredge move by P.P.U. 1.4:3 Flood Inquiry Committee 2,4:3 Group's move on flooding 2,4:3 House rejects plan on flood body 27,5:3 Full flood report not ready yet 19,10:5 Big floods 'may come' 1,12:8 FLUORIDATION Fluoridation advocated: bad teeth in youths 14,1:5 Fluorides can be dangerous 29,1:3 Treated water 'harmless' 7,11:2 FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS Street sellers of ice cream must pay fee 8,l;l Tragic tangle on rice - Dr. Peter Russo 15.1:5 Penalty rates by cafes to-morrow 23,2:2 Margarine quota review 6.7:7 Food sales drive in U.K.: £^ Million to be allocated 21.7il More food used in Australia Case for shops for Minister Marketing Boards: More powers Praise for 'Store movement' Biscuits cheaper 16.8|3 New loaf impresses Minister 29.7:3 9,8:3 10.8:3 12.8:3 18.8:6 Minister's pledge to deputation 5.9:2 Retailers' bid on standard 19,7:2 Greater food output call 22.9:4 Controls 'stop price cuts' 29.9:2 Impropriety in quotas on margarine 7.10:3 Allegations by M.H.R. challenged 8.10:3 Branch of shopmen at Lake 14.11:2 Ellegalities claimed: Margarine bill attached 24.11-3
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