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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
3
An excerpt from the Akashic Records retells Jesus teaching Persepolis magi about God and evil. Jesus explains that good from the seven spirits creates all, but human choices mix to produce discordant outcomes and evils. The devil is a manmade construct. only humans can quell its fires.
A dated dispatch argues against expected large scale invasion of Europe before 1943. It contends Russia fights Britain’s battles cautiously, warns against party politics influencing war aims, and calls for coordinated, well equipped Allied action rather than token expeditions to avoid Dunkirk or Greece losses.
A fragmentary notice describes a group named quinecav and Red Cras Seat aiding the sick by forming a publicity chain. It urges public awareness of duties to defenders and outlines how lives in need can receive assistance.
Private J. J. Chap pelow, serving 14 months, says a rifle fixed bayonet was struck by lightning near Wollongong NSW. He woke in hospital after an ambulance team worked on him for an hour. He recalls numbness along one side but now has no marks. Home listed as 34 New Canterbury Road, Delwich Hill.
McWard of Labor New South Wales urged in the House for a full inquiry into mileage and occupancy of ministers official cars as reports claim espionage by some MPs. Two trips daily with ministers children were logged, and a minister in the dossier was linked through his wife seen in an official car. Despatches from intelligence men warn of possible future use in inquiries.
Melbourne architects report near total unemployment as war restrictions bite. Senior firms once handling large orders are disbanding while about 9 percent of building work proceeds without architects. Defence and postwar reconstruction plans face severe delays due to this disintegration.
A Perth area witness describes clairaudience and clairvoyance linking earthly education to spiritual rebirth. Spirit clergyman answers questions about spirit beings guiding children after death, their earthly lessons, and the cycle of reincarnated souls aiding parents toward spiritual understanding.
Alfred Smith a 10 year old from Wright Street Middle Park Victoria was rushed to Prince Henrys Hospital after a two shilling piece became lodged in his throat making him barely able to breathe. He had been chewing at home when the coin stuck and caused distress.
The text explains an earth cycle reaching present condition, with the spirit world guiding education and understanding. It notes completed souls move to higher planes as mortals’ lives and mindsets determine progress, and aged individuals may pass on in moral progression after initial spirit-life development.
The Ministry of Agriculture announced that all of Hirtam's sugar requirements will now be produced by British farmers. The move shifts supply reliance toward domestic growers and reflects a broader push for national self sufficiency in key staples.
The former apprentice, identified as W J McKell, accessible as Premi er McKell, recalls early shipyard days in Australia and says ships are the continent's lifeblood. He notes the wartime production and asserts Australian-built vessels already see active service in the Atlantic Pacific and China Seas. A large V sign appeared on the shipyard row.
A Caliber DeMille production headlines Mount ed with a cast of ten stars and a vast array of players. The Technicolor spectacle showcases impressive uniforms and backgrounds as the Metis rebellion of 1885 forms a grand, real life inspired tale. The plot follows Brett and Ronnie Logan of the Mounted as Corbeau leads Metis forces toward Batoche amid pursuit and intrigue.
Acting Labour Party leader Mr Wem e condemns coercive letters sent to MPs including Ms L A SOLKONE and Mr Aluttis asking for door to door circulation and signatures. MPs say the threat to replace noncompliant figures highlights alleged intimidation amid parliamentary circulation attempts and potential political meddling.
Advertisers will appreciate the memo of this paper in their inquiries.
The piece weighs Mr Curtin’s self portrayal versus his party’s record. It argues Labour failed to unite the nation behind a stable government, neglecting party unity and enabling political intrigue from a fragile balance of power, while noting others caused much of the discord.
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