Government controls banking powers and democracy threat
The piece argues that Commonwealth Bank holds credit, note issue, interest rates, and surplus funds, while government controls imports exports and gold. It warns that private banks cannot endanger the economy and accuses Labor of seeking a nationalisation mandate to usurp freedoms and impose financial dictatorship. insert by Country and Democratic League of WA.
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Transformation of Hirohito signals Japanese democracy
The piece portrays Hirohito’s public appearances in Osaka and Tokyo as a sign of Japan moving toward democracy after the occupation. It describes crowds, police, and American troops at public events, and notes the Emperor’s cautious engagement with reformists and media.
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Osaka
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Osaka Prefectural Building
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Borneo
Mainichi
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