Editor letter debates freedom and democracy in Russia USSR
Beatrice mavershee responds to Mr Beverley’s charges about Russia democracy. He argues the USSR’s autocratic regime disguises itself as democratic, citing industrial ministries and socialist claims. The exchange touches on Germany Spain and anti socialist rhetoric, warning against prejudice and the dangers of misused terms in governance.
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Victory celebrations mark district wide festivities
August events in Ingham feature a barbecue and river unit involvement, with a large crowd at the racecourse. A bullock killing amid food lines is noted, and an annual crowd spread across the celebrations despite some hazardous competition. Police report a minor injury to a boy and a cautionary mood prevails as authorities assess parade and security.
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TORY
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Ieee
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Usecar
Lee
Brukes Nwulber
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When Does the War End A Government Legal View
From Our Special Representative analyses how war powers may transition after hostilities. The National Security Act may extend or be replaced by a special act during a transition period. Constitutional questions arise as Commonwealth seeks powers during the shift, with possible High Court rulings.
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High Court
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Japan
Thailand
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Woollen Industry Hold Ups Prompt Inquiry Committee
A report on the woollen industry troubles shows calls for a parliamentary inquiry. Mr Yeates urged appointing a committee to study recent disruptions blamed on a minority of Communists in unions and to consider suitable chairmanship including representation from the United Graziers Association and other groups. He accused the Commonwealth Government of inaction while asserting unions are influenced by Communist elements.
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Et Bacon Tribe
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Loan Wore Canberra Government Programme Payouts
Government loan programme in Queensland totals £950,000 with £98,099 from Common- Sear and £790,000 for the Townsville Hospital Board. The funds cover repayments by authorities and government works expenditures under the state programme in Queensland.
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Townsville
Mirriwinni Notes: Went Ball and Dance Evening
August 19 social night hosted by the Bebinda Younger Set at Went Ball. performers included Caruna guitar Sango-mendlin and Leschsky drums with J Daley on piano. Winners announced in ladies events. supper served. Dance program featured hula-hula and conga with encores. Monte Carlo won by J Underwood and S Garterbee. Bachelor’s dinner by Z Famann. A few injuries noted. Master J and siblings spent part of holidays.
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Daintree Notes Details Community Life And War Impact
A garbled local column describes wartime conditions, community activities, and social updates. It mentions a working bee at a butter factory to repair equipment, visits by residents to Cairns, hospital operations, and relief efforts. Names and places appear: Cairns, Tenapese hands, Morera hospital, Mr JR Vinne, Mrs Osheene, and others amid a weekend gathering and ongoing war strain.
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The High Cost of State Control of Enterprise
A speaker argues state control of industry burdens working people with high taxation and poor services. He cites wartime bureaucracy, railways, and shipping losses as evidence that government operation harms the economy, urging opposition to nationalisation or wide public ownership. He warns taxation will rise to cover waste and urges citizens to resist broader government control.
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Man's Watch Incident In Court Described
Court proceedings recount a case involving a watch and alleged related items found at a carrier depot. Several individuals faced charges or were questioned as police traced a note mentioning a person named Kelly. A delivery order was issued, and further questions about the watch's origin remained unresolved.
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Kelly
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