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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1950
Page
5
Liberal Party candidate for Young, Mr Richardson, frames the choice as between socialism and social justice in a free democracy. He urges a No 1 vote for Liberal and a No 2 vote for the Country Party, stressing policy contrasts and security.
Fred Cahill denies Liberal and Country Party accusations of plans to socialize factories shops and farms. Speakers claim the Latour Party opposes centralization yet support decentralising reforms and county water projects. The debate centers on socialism versus local autonomy and social well being of citizens.
Fragmentary advertisement listing golf sticks with steel shafts and various brands. Includes odd pricing and stray product mentions alongside agricultural items like wheat oats brand and meat meal. Overall unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Elizabeth Hurley Maloney married John Thomas in a ceremony at St Patrick's Church Hiteeli Hoorowa. The bride wore a long gown with a fingertip veil and train, with bridesmaids in white dresses and bouquets. The reception followed at the Guild Trial, with family members in attendance and a reception supper.
Government subsidies to local hospitals have surged to 8688 pounds, with past figures showing substantial yearly allocations. The article highlights increased state maintenance across multiple hospitals and mentions specific changes in subsidies for Ho Young Cowes Grenfell Forbes and Ly aviitiog reflecting broader public support in the Young electorate.
Average weekly wage rates in Australian industries rose sharply since 1939 with a weighted average up about 51.6 percent. The food and tobacco, printing, and mining sectors show notable increases, while some classifications reached around 84 percent growth. The data imply a broad wartime and postwar acceleration in earnings across sectors.
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