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Newspaper

Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 11, 1942

Page

3

New Political Centre Party Arising in Labor and UCP Debates

A Sydney era discussion questions a new political Centre Party formed by a possible fusion of UCP left wingers and moderate Labor supporters. Senior figures critique Young Branch leaders and the conduct of meetings, questioning representation in the Labor movement and alleged cross-party affiliations.

New Political Centre Party Moderate LABOR THE U.cp UCP G. & Smith Young Country Labor Party Mill Hint Labor Smith Labor Party d.Tully FJ Cahill M.L.A United Country Party Young Farmers and Settlers’ Association Rannel Shirt Mcallister Country’ Labor Party McAlister Young Chronicle United Country Alts

The Joint in Our Armour and the War Moral

A wartime address links the Victory Suit to national efficiency and the need for morale and spiritual reinforcement. The speaker recalls armour to emphasize that machines aid but do not replace the decisive role of the individual and collective resolve. A Day of Prayer, supported by the King, underscores the joint in our armour as the moral strength to endure the long conflict.

Ead Tower of London Apostle

Three More Inland N S W Munitions Plants

The Minister for Munitions Mr Makin announced three additional inland New South Wales munitions plants to start production early next year. He noted most approved factories had been in country towns to reduce industrial concentration, housing and transport costs, and to boost security for the industry away from urban cover. He suggested the plants could transition to peace time use after the war.

Australia Mr. Makin Makin

Parliaments call for expanded Australian House of Reps

Sir Henry Manning and Mr. Menai urge doubling or tripling House of Representatives. They argue 200 members would yield a cabinet of first class talent, broadening ministerial choice and improving governance. They warn current small numbers risk inferior ministers and demand reform nationwide.

Henry Manning N.8.w R. Menai Viet House of Representatives Mi Mar Ma Wy Tang Henry Menzies House of Reps Australia Autralia Ftate Monsies

Germany Claims 75 Percent Casualties in War Fight

An analysis argues that Nazi propaganda overstates British and Dominion losses. It recalls Goebbels urging divide and conquer and notes that Empire casualties, including India counted with Dominions, total large shares for Britain and Dominion forces while Britain’s population base would suggest lower rates.

Britain Dominions Australis Canada New Zealand Pa Africa Aimh Goebbels

Crocodile hunt and buffalo raid scare camp up north

A rambling letter from Lieut. R. Cramp recounts a crocodile hunt with native canoes, a near-drowning accident when two boys capsized, and a wild buffalo charge into camp. The tale ends with the buffalo finished and the horns taken as trophies amid chaotic scenes and improvised action.

Chariton R. Cramp Crort

Not Always Odious Comparisons in Newsprint Prices

The fragment discusses damp newsprint costs rising from £14 to £40 per ton over five years, noting a 356 percent increase. It cites General Stillwell’s claim that prices in China are now 60 times those in 1937 and reflects on Australian newspaper costs potentially reaching £1,000 per ton, concluding with a speculative impact on paper pricing.

Bydnes General Stillwell Ander China India Australia

Open Season for Roos Damages in Dubbo District

A proposed open season runs from August 4 to October 1 in Milpulling Balladoran Lincoln Era and Donnelly parishes. Kangaroos have damaged crops in the Balladoran district, hindering young growth and causing widespread concern among landholders. Stock inspector A. T. El-118 said roos have made inroads into crops as they seek shelter and forage.

Milpulling Balladoran Lincoln Era Donnelly A. T. el- 118 Ee Ae

Farmers Disapprove of Daylight Saving Reform Debate

At Holmwood Progress Association annual meeting farmers voiced strong disapproval of daylight saving. They argued it creates hindrance with no compensating benefits and urged country office-bearers to address the issue in upcoming duties. Leaders cited include Mr W visit, Mr T Chapman, and Mr L Cooley.

Labor Party McAlister Amazons Farmers and Settlers, Association U.C.P Messrs Cahill and Tully Amclaly Labor Generin Holmwood Progress Association W. Visit T. Chapman L. Cooley Elim

Hospitals' Contribution Schemes Expand to Western Zone

The Hospitals' Commission extends its joint contribution system to a new Western Zone with headquarters at unspecified locations, integrating 29 hospitals including Blayney Bathurst St Vine Condobolin Canowindra Coolah Carcoo Dal Forbes Grenfell Gulgong Blue Mountains Lithgow Mudgee Molong Nyngan Parkes Peak Hill Port Augusta Sofala Warren Weil and Wyalong. Overhead costs have dropped from about 20 percent to around 10 percent under the zone system.

Lismore Ki West Maitland Armidale Goulburn Corn Blayney Bathurst St. Vine Condobolin Ci Canowindra Coolah Carcour Dal Forbes Grenfell Gulgong Git Blue Mountains Lithgow Lake Castellico Mudgee Molong Ny Orange Parkes Peak Hill Port Aylatone Sofala Warren Weil Wyalong

Not One Extra Pound of Meat

Henley laments a failed meat scheme aiming to keep lamb and mutton available for home use. He criticizes government plans to control meat prices as likely creating opposite effects, including proposed price changes for canning and dehydration that would hurt growers and reduce meat supply.

Henley

Canowindra Seeks Local Annex for Ram War Industry

The Canowindra Star reports the Chamber of Commerce commending its efforts to attract ram war industry to the town. It notes population drift to larger towns with political pull and states the chamber resolved to request the minister establish a local annexe.

Canowindra Star Canowindra Chamber of Commerce Canowindre Cenowindra Chamber of Commerce

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Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd N.S.W Oldman Buff Buff Roos Dubbo Mr. Henley Canowindra
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