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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1943
Page
2
A fragmented political platform proclaims One People One Destiny aimed at destroying the party system. It promises a national government and wartime planning including postwar reconstruction, repatriation, and diversified war plant use to secure enduring progress and taxation reform.
A special Paule Meeting of the CW A is called for August 24 from 1 to 2 20 p m at the School of Arts Man Durama before the Mandisania Red Cross Meeting. Offic e bearers and CW A members Womens War Workers Auxiliary are urged to attend with Car vony Lyndhuess representatives. Business to be discussed includes pre functioning and future activities and reforming the associations.
The correspondence critiques the Labor governments and praises non-Labor policies as easing strikes. It argues strikes rose under Curtin and Labor, while under Menzies and Fadden fewer days are lost. It targets socialist measures in education, railways, agriculture, and welfare as allegedly costly yet beneficial to farmers and rural life.
Local notes detail moves and health updates including Harold Jomns visiting his parents, Mrs H Platt entering hospital, and Miss B Bright spending weekend at Neville. Visitors include W and E Hutchinson of Lithgow and Mr and Mrs G Lobley at Neville. The row shows health improvements and community events.
The death of Edward William Neil aged 73 occurred Sunday at his Caloola residence Red Hill after nine weeks in Bathurst Hospital for typhoid. Survived by wife Olive, two sisters and six brothers, with two siblings predeceased. Born and raised in Caloola district, he was highly esteemed and lived his life there.
A leader defends a broad form of socialism spanning legislation aiding farmers and the community, while noting the UCP has not clearly condemned such socialism. The piece argues critics fear state control over individual farming decisions and the role of lawmakers, urging clarity in public condemnation.
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