Farmers urged to back Communist candidate in Labour race
In a wartime election appeal the Communists promise to relieve debt and protect farmers by supporting government steps to stabilise agriculture. They urge votes for the Communist candidate with Labour candidates Swan and Forrest as second choices, arguing for farm relief and land access postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healrs
Seroud Preferenge
Iq Swan
Forrest
Labour Party
Goves
Lalla
Country Party Zoo tasty and threatened governance
Fragmented prose discusses threats to authority, saboteurs, and attempts to destroy institutions in Democratic nations. It notes conflicts between class hatreds and public office responsibilities, urging adherence to freedoms and governance for the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langers
Raliag
Country Party
Prater
A.M.P. Chambers
Perth
Photographs of Fremantle Division Candidates Protest Signatures
A page features portraits of A H Bracks F N L Lee and C L Elsegood with J H Prowse for Forrest, plus editorials on national government strength and duty. It notes Labour and Country Party positions, government actions on sulphur and phosphatic rock development, and references to War-era policy debates and August 1943 timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Bracks
F. R. Lee
Fremantle
J. Curtin
C. L. Elsegood
C.P
Sw. d
J. H. Prowse
Forrest
Labour
G. Davies
ALP
W. Marwick
Swan
Commonwealth
Perth
Norseman
Country Party
Lin
Curtin
Moanpeyer
Bees and seeds sale notice by H Willoughby Lance
Sale of honey bees wax foundation and beekeeping requisites by H Willoughby Lance former Government Apiculturist. Nuclei bees attended and sold. Also offerings of clover seeds grasses millets lucerne and related farm products. Auction and sale details appear in this notice.
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H. Willoughby Lance
X Wax Foundation
Jonvy
Lees
R. Wil Co
Altany
Er Millets Lucerne
Maletig
Jem Fagin Co op Mount Barker PRIG LIST
A fragmented item lists a Co op reference tied to Mount Barker and a PRIG LIST with unclear phrases including Cleopatras and UMAttendeg. The readable text hints at freight, cash with order, and a request or record involving RMS. Names and places are present but details are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jem Fagin
Menzies Fremantle Meeting Backs Free Speech Protests
A Perth meeting of the Organisation for Reconstruction at 1009 Hay Street passed protests against hooliganism and interference at a Fremantle gathering. It urged the State Government to protect freedom of speech and ensure all citizens may express honest views, sending a copy to Chief Secretary Kitson, the Police Commissioner, and the Opposition Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organisation For Reconstruction
Hay Street
Perth
Tthe
Fremantle
Australia
W.H. Kitson
Police
Dame Rumour as Global Gossip in a Wild Verse
A overseas critic lampoons rumour mongering with a fractured tale of letters, Greek writing, and overheard claims. The verse threads a chain from a Texan town to Cuba and Klondike through a layered web of societal rumors and a mother-in-law’s supposedly proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timbuctoo
Fruit fly carrier warning prompts winter control
A government notice urges fruit growers to maintain strict fruit fly destruction campaigns into winter months when hosts are scarce. It notes the danger of retreating efforts after winter and stresses regular foliage baiting to curb outbreaks, with control details available via registration receipts or the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Font
Ages
Yultire
Rene AM
Itris
Eitras
Desartnvit of Agriculture
Byrnes Says War Plants Ready for Major May Raid
James F Byrnes director of the Office of War Mobilisation asserts American factories have produced enough bombs to conduct a large raid. He cites the May 24 Dortmund strike that dropped about 2 000 tons on German war factories, describing it as a big raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Byrnes
U.S. Office of War Mobilisation
Dortmund
Colin Unwin Pushes Proportional Representation Plan
Independent Senate candidate Colin Unwin advocates a fair proportional voting system and elective ministries to ensure multi party representation in federal and state parliaments. He backs an all party co operative programme and the H U G system to support private enterprise while stressing initiative and reform through referenda. Authorized by Unwin, editor of The Uniam Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australie
Colin Unwin
Iemocratic
Eno Care
Slo
H.U.G
Bire
Canon Lure
Trinity College
Dublin
Linus Times
Uniam
P.O. Box
Postwar policy debates by Australian Labor candidates
The article outlines 1943 federal election speeches focusing on postwar plans. It highlights support for mobilizing resources for the war effort, housing, land settlement, and population growth, with emphasis on private enterprise, rural development, and central government coordination. It features policies of T W Marwick and references to the Commonwealth of Nations and Australia as a Pacific power.
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Jose
Australia
Wetors Phan
Losvbeer
Narionale
Genereuta Lair
Avercantily Marine
Nrtisty
Ini Mu
Whl
Commonwealth of Nations
Outlaok
Nike
Auid
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Nat
Kalgoorlie
Ellegood
R. J. Shaw
Pene of
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SALE
Wilson
Vtwr
Berth
Tel
Arniz
Tong
Wilete
Hted Press, Ltd
Hay St
J. Carson
Field Orchard Gosnetts
Mount Barker Co-Operative Ltd
Mr. Menzies
Senate
Heenzo
T. W . Marwici
T. W. Marwick
Aikes Diay
Arvin
MR. T. 5S. Louch
J.L. Paton
United Press Ltd
Sportsmen’s Council Exonomic
SCC Specialists
Miller Street
Victoria Park
Dalgety & Co. Ltd
Williams
Barnets Bros
Bennett Street
Dr. Williams
Rose
Commonweaith Savings Bask
Nulo
Linder Ax Corre
Benda
9! Inc
Uvery de
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Hearne
G. Hearne & CO. Ltd
Geelong
Queensland Insurance Co.ltd
Barrack Street
Merth
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