Again Grip Public Imagination for True Patriotism
A Lachlan Leader editorial endorses H. S. Roberton’s call for a true Country Party. It argues the UCP has lost its soul and warns it could fade if it clings to past affiliations. The piece foresees a postwar party centrism prioritizing patriotism over militant capital or labor.
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H. S. Roberton
ALF
Country Party
Mr. Roberton
U.C.P
Lachlan
Roberton
U.A.P
Centre Party
Labor Party
Labor
United Australia Party
Foxes Bring 10 Each in Lachlan Leader Report
Foxes in the Cowra district, though plentiful, must breed quickly to beat current losses. Wool skin and hide buyer Mr. Arthur Hines of Mulgan pays 10 per fox skin, with 40 skins weekly. Local lads earn 12 to 14 skins weekly from fox hunting, mainly from Broula Barryrenie Kangaroo Bill, Koorawatha, and Reid's Flat, while Hines handles many rabbit and sheep skins.
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Arthur Hines
Mulgan
Sills
Koorawatha
Reid
Hines
War beer and soil erosion menace Australia faces
Dr. Nott from Canberra warns that war, rising beer consumption, and soil erosion are the three greatest threats facing Australia today, urging national action.
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Australia
Dr. Nott
Canberra
Better Pay Likely for Non Official Postmasters
The article outlines a uniform payment basis tied to volume and type of business with adjustments for new items like petrol ration tickets and Army allotments. It notes special allowances for accommodation and outdoor services and describes local residents running small offices when full-time staffing is impracticable. Senator Ashley cites a department investigation and renewed aim for a fair, satisfactory agreement reflecting present-day conditions and community service.
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Ashley
Minister Defends Wheat Scheme Amid Political Strife
The minister labeled the wheat plan a political confidence trick and charged Mr. Scully with soliciting support from the organisation. He denied approaching any member for backing and challenged Mr. Lillie to prove the accusation. He said his aim is to help small farmers, citing telegrams and messages of support.
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Scully
Australian wheat growers react to proposals
A farmer expresses confidence that most growers across Australia welcome proposed measures, noting broad support for the ideas received from growers nationwide.
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Australia
Regulations govern sheep shearing under 1000 flock rule
The rules require workers to shear within set time frames for each zone. Exemptions apply for flocks under 1000, or grazers with permission. Applicants must seek leave via the Director General of Manpower, Martin Place Sydney, and provide evidence of work. Lambing schedules and exceptional climate are considered for exemptions.
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Martin Place
Sydney
Army
Riverina Farmers Protest New Shearing Zoning
Farmers in the Riverina stage strong protests over a recently announced zoning scheme for this season's shearing. The action signals widespread opposition to the plan as farmers cite disruption to work and economic effects.
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Riverina
Would Create Chaos Mr Curtin S View on Government Committees
Mr Curtin argues that abolishing boards and commissions would chaos the war effort. He states the government must maintain committees essential to producers and national interests to avoid harming marketing and causing small growers to fail.
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O'Halloran
M.L.A
Orange
Shire Council
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