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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1943
Page
3
A brief notice shows an application for a license related to cycling activities in Winchester. The shorthand entry lists person and license type with a focus on good order and compliance standards. No further details are provided in the readable OCR snippet.
A wartime broadcast explains why funding the war requires a mix of taxation and loans rather than pure central bank credit. It argues money must be controlled like a servant, or it becomes a dangerous master, risking unemployment and inflation while stressing that borrowing transfers purchasing power to the government during wartime.
Canberra speech outlines keeping purchasing power steady, funding war by taxation and large loans. Emphasizes rationing, price controls, and individual savings to support the Fourth Liberty Loan of 125 million pounds, aiming for broad public subscriptions.
A State Government Post-War Reconstruction Conference discusses a vast water reticulation plan from near Dalwallinu to near Borden. The 11 000 000 acre area would gain Mundaring and Wellington dams as storage with new pumping stations, pipelines and reservoirs, plus potential power generation for the South West. The project aims to boost towns, industry, and living standards, with Commonwealth support sought and regional expansion including the Ord River damming.
Mr H Tuckey from South-West pressed for a comprehensive post war electricity program and a regional scheme akin to Victoria’s model. He urged independent investigations, cited Victoria’s expansion from 1919, and warned rural areas risked delays without a state led, uniform power system.
Experts estimate Germany has suffered 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 casualties including dead disabled prisoners and missing. Luftwaffe weakened and morale eroded as bombardment and blockade worsen manpower shortages across military and civilian sectors. The consensus says Germany is weakened but still strong, making the fortress of Europe hard to seize.
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