Economic policy debate on primary and secondary industries
A fragment discusses Australian economic policy and the Bretton Woods era, debating how to balance primary industries with growth in secondary sectors. It argues that rich resources and strong export markets support primary production, while overemphasis on secondary industry could divert capital from robust primary sectors and harm long term development. The piece cites Queensland prewar data on breadwinners, employment trends, and protection versus export prospects. It notes the need for a path that preserves primary industry strength to sustain rural growth and employment.
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Halever
Etry Halarle
Feanutees
Wien
Mtr Fucka
Queensland
United States
Australia
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Rumbulis
Anne
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Pope
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Toward Reformation in Religion and Life
A dated discussion argues churches are weak today and need reform. It urges reclaiming faith through God’s laws, addressing fear of death and modern secularism, improving ministerial training, elevating standards in colleges, and building Christian families with disciplined schooling and community churches. It stresses practical theology, training, and social reform within Australia.
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Christanliy
Thomas Garrus
Uwe
Mankry
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Japanese rights in criminal trials described as near non existent
Article reports on a U S Army survey by Captain Maniscalco outlining severe limitations in Japanese criminal procedure. It notes arrestees can be held without access to family or lawyer, police emphasize confessions, and trials rely on judges and public prosecutors with limited defense input.
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APY
Japan
Anthony J. Maniscaleo
Texas
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Manuscalco
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Austria’s Postwar Fate and the Austrian Question
The piece surveys the Austrian problem after World War I and the 1940s era claim that big powers would discuss the Austrian Question. It outlines Austria’s geographic fragility, loss of mineral and industrial bases, and the difficulty of rebuilding amid postwar treaties and shifting borders. It notes attempts to reclaim South Tyrol, land losses to Czechoslovakia and Poland, and the impact on Austria’s grain, industry, and resources.
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United States
Britain
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France
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Jugoslavia
Hungary
South Tyrol
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Bohemia
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Maryland
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