Central Tablelands Water Scheme Debate At Waugoola
Waugoola Shire Council criticizes the Central Tablelands Water Supply plan submitting a per capita charge of 25 shillings and seeking an 18 shilling base. The committee calls for state negotiation, with federal action to follow if unsatisfactory. A sub-committee will discuss with department officials, and Mr. Phillips is granted leave to attend a Sydney conference on July 37.
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Central Tablelands Water Supply Investigation Committee
Waugoola
Central
Spooner
McCarron
Ald. Williams
Livingstone
Gibbons
Commonwealth Reconstruction
McInerney
Goodsore
F. C. Rowlands
Phillips
Dr. McInerney
Sydney
Holols and Reid Returned Soldiers Question Australia Defense
Holols and Reid are returned soldiers. They challenge those who claim to have saved Australia to reveal where they fought and what actions earned that claim.
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Holols
Reid
Australia
Well Deserved. People inflict absurd samen on their children deserve cemaure.
In Busnos Aires Argentina coveral than published by Joseph lap was Memahon for the proprietors Moulton and Neve at 62 Gtrest Cowra.
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Busnos Aires
Argentina
Joseph' Lap
Memahon
Moulton and Neve
Gtrest
Cowra
Labor should fight election on prewar defence record
Editorial argues Labor intends to push a security theme in the looming federal vote. It praises Curtin's 20 months in office but warns against claiming sole credit for wartime policy and notes public distrust of the party’s Labour defense stance. The piece cites past governments and the need to compare prewar and wartime actions.
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Labor
Australia
Brisbane
Curtin
SMLML
Uself
Mwell
Herald
Japan
Lyons and Mensies
Labor Party
Australis
Britain
America
Chamberlain
Mr. Cur
Savarea Mls
S.M.H
Presidents and Secretary Resign in League Debate
In a heated session Mr Cheney opposed the original motion and urged the League to continue for the ACF. Joyndhurst Shuey was urged to lead while Dr Burns backed a central body that would govern branches. The meeting debated dissolution, reformation, and postwar funds with calls for branches to hand in money by August as a reconstituted League loomed.
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Cheney
League
ACF
Joyndhurst Shuey
Skene
Tan
Burns
Carronr-Mancarani Lyndhurst
Hself Burt
Redmond
Carcon Mandirima-Lyndhurst
Burne
Mandurama
Lynhurst Shire
King Solomon
Retmood
Mr. Callinan
Amos
Butter Rationing and Bunkum in Press Dispute
A sharp critique questions Senator Keane and Jackie Breen over butter rationing citing alleged motives to aid Britain. The author argues Sydney’s milk supply improved as Australia reduced butter imports, suggesting a political quarrel and urging cautious praise of Labor figures while challenging escalating rhetoric.
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Keane
Jackie Breen
Briain
Britain
Sydney
Jackie Mareen
Belain
Breen
Country Inn
Reid Ant Edols
Red herring politics at Young Labor meeting
A report from Koorawatha catalogs partisan accusations as speakers claim the red herring tactic does little to shift votes. Alderman Closkey and others attack Labor’s handling, arguing no figure in federal politics can match Curtin for votes. The piece notes exploitation of public sentiment.
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Young Labor Eirectoral Council
Koorawatha
Chitemain
Ald
GU Te Closkey
Ory My
Ted Bogey
Labbor
Curtin
Woodstock Personal Notes and Memorial Trust Meeting
Woodstock personal items include Marie O Bhen visiting Sydney and Laure Fuller visiting Bathurst parents, Ruby Maybury visiting Canberra, and Gorelon Davidson leaving for Sydney with her niece Marie Goodavre. The Woodstock Memorial Hall committee held its annual meeting with F P W Rowlands re elected president and most officers re elected. treasurer reported a sound financial state and praise for hall management.
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Sydney
Marie O'Bhen Ty Hone
Laure Fuller
Bathurst
Nadidaye
J. Putec
Car Vichun Street
Mayburyl
Ruby Maybury
Publi Service Department
Canberra
Gorelon Davidson
A. Croft
Marie Goodavre
Woodstock
Woodstock Memories Fall Committee
F P. W. Rowlands
Treasuser
Instituton
Woodstark
Fragmented Political Rant on Voting and Cows in Parliament
A garbled passage discusses Parliament representation and voting, mixing odd lines about cows, winter, and voters. It mentions Feder eleetiun and soldiers and laments unclear references to Lin ux and Towal. The text is damaged with stray phrases and nonsensical questions about future series.
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Vornuthiers
Wea
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