The Country Party's Position and History
Edward J. Munro outlines the Country Party's stance in relation to past coalitions with the United Country Party and the Liberal Labor government. He recalls the 1932 pact, its dissolution, the election outcomes, and the party's enduring support for a nonpartisan approach aligned with wartime and postwar governance, arguing for independence from a permanent all-party government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
South Wales
Stevens
Country Party
Emergt
Brixner
Justi
Fief
Aun
People of
BE Wales
Soil Erosion Menace Alarm Grows in New South Wales
The Deputy Premier and Dr Richard son warn that soil erosion threatens farms roads and streams across New South Wales. Despite wartime difficulties the government will press on with Soil Conservation Service efforts Cowra station and new research stations to aid landowners and councils in erosion prevention during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Richardson
Mr. Baddeley
Soil Conservation Service
Unis
Cowra
Lyndhurst Shire debates dehydration plants and stray stock
Lyndhurst Shire Council discusses federal policy to establish dehydration plants in country centers. Council aims to push for a Blayney plant, with councillors citing potential by products and market—plus concerns over stray stock, impounding, and ARP grant allocations for Lyndhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innes
Commerce
W. J. Scully
Audi
Blayney
CFC
Messrs Price and
Skene
Denton
Reson
Lamb
Britain
Sydney
L. Skene
Smith
England
Australia
C. A. Kelly
Mening
N.E-5
A.R.P
Lyndhurst Council
Selan
Iburst
Poison bait harms birds and forests, warns HSPCA official
An HSPCA secretary declares rabbit poisoning devastates birds and timber, urging a shift from poison bait to humane methods. He cites recent government inaction, ant and maggot life impacts, soil erosion, and postwar opportunity as reasons to end destructive practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lord
H.S.P.C.A
Unis
Tmber
Bart
Rural Labor and War Agricultural Committees Formed Statewide
The government announces Rural Labor Committees in 28 districts with five members each including two primary producer reps one urban rep a secretary and district Agriculture Department officer as organiser. Headquarters listed across Murwillumbah Lismore Grafton Kempsey Taree Maitland Gosford Newcastle Bega Glen Innes Armidale C major aims to mobilise farm labor and later expand to broader wartime rural production tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Murwillumbak
Lismore
Grafton
Kempacy
Taree
Maitland
Gosford
Newrs
Bega
Glen Innea
Armidale
Cumme
Menpower
W. C. Worth
Lyndhurst Shire Patriotic League Donation Detail
A Lyndhurst Shire Patriotic League meeting notes a donation by the Lord Mayo Executive. The record lists a cheque and fund movements intended to support a combined effort, with specified amounts and names such as Neville and a regional location Blayney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndhurst Shire Patriotic League
Lyndhurst Stine Patriotic League
Lord Mayo
Pt League
Neville
Beincoar
Blayney
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Brady
Carcoar
Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Wilcox, Mofflin, Ltd
DNGAR
Gedye & Malloch Ltd
Clyde Engineering Coyp, Ltd
THE
U.A.P
J. Munro
Ws.w. United Country ‘Art
Portree
Malr-Bruxner
Ant
Fartles
Inis
Saced
Brame Ohibe
Tete
Eamg Ofdetz
Enangely
Ion
Ify Party
Idirat
Labor Party
New Southen
Australian Labor
Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Co, Ltd
Pitt Street
Lyndhurst Shire
Barry
T. E. Osborne
Dr. Burns
Moorilda
Hill & Crofts
A, Crofte
Salemnen
General Aganis
H V. McKay
Massey-Harela Pty, Ltd
Australian Fertilisers Ltd
Woolmax
Aminac
Sayer
Sickle
City Mutual Life Associace Society
Comepensation Insurance
Rural Labor Committees
W. F. Dunn
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