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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
1
Fragmented wartime recollections describe Japanese expansionist policy from 11 to 1940, noting Manchuria reorganization, calls to liberate Asia, and directives to purge militarist ideology. The text traces religion, sacred shrines, and governance alongside postwar social changes and anti-Japanese sentiment, including marriage norms and imperial influence.
Under Secretary for Works announces the sale of certain ental land assets. Details specify parcel identification and sale terms to be released by the department. Prospective bidders are urged to review conditions and timelines before submitting bids.
The Anos Meeting of Shareholders in Bridgetown and Bakuruy Arvag is set for Tuesday January 22 at 31 pm in Lescer Town Hall Bridge town. Nominations close at noon on January 16 for two Bridgetown directors and one Malineny Zone director with retiring directors Moore and Oxnuue eligible for reelection.
In Canberra the Australian approach to Japan is framed as demanding economic and social reforms in Java and a firm stance against aggression. Dr Evatt leads Australian views before the Far Eastern Commission, urging actions to ensure peaceful government in Java while supporting broader Pacific settlement efforts.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a hospital fashion event with numerous attendees in varied outfits. Names such as Merle Cagely and Valerie Ballinwre appear amid scattered phrases about gowns, colors, and a crowd in a public space. The text overall focuses on attire and mingling rather than a clear narrative.
Applications are invited from packers shedhands and two makers for work in the packing shed at Bridge town and Balingup. Apply through the National Service Office Bridgetown or Westralian Paumers Limited Bridgetown or Balingup.
Mr KE Hoar MLA introduces an act to provide adequate housing for timber mill workers, aiming to end substandard housing and ensure safe sanitary conditions. The bill mandates baths, showers, clean water, electricals, and sanitary facilities, with standards set by a parliamentary committee that will hear evidence in February.
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