Nationalisation of Trading Banks Protest Meeting
A hastily called public meeting presided by Mr GQ HO Grimb denounced government plans to nationalise trading banks. Speakers including Mr John Howse and Mr Lang urged action against the proposal, warning it would threaten democracy and liberty. They attacked the Chifley government and the private banking system as centralized power risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HO Grimb
Chalmw
Grete Terio
Abo
Jen Attiony
viKibors
Mair
Jol Hirwse
Mor
Galere
Beni
Mir Jobn Howse
Nemare
Jocius Skee
Culles
Eliiiah
Austria
Commonwealth
Laktigt Wu
Alga
New Sout Wales
Liewrng
Herrea
Lang Bel
Chifley
Ren Muirider
Labor
Saleib Wan Agadeit
Gemininiata Weire
Soviet
Russia
Cyecheslovakia
Argentine
Howse
Australia
Honda
Uney
Go Man
Eddie Ward
Commonwealth Bank
Wold
Chiffey
Mr. Howse
Gettysburg
Althout
China
RB. Beddle
Teaidenta
Forbes
Beddie Anid
Triany Erisen
Mir
Bering
Boyle
Wallace A. Meares
Mey
Fife
Meade
Forbes Wheatgrowers’ Union
Mfr
I. W. Bolum
R. A. Sime
NAW
Nationallaation
Trion
Syme
W. W. Pratt
Party Politica
Appointment of Library Assistant Sparks Council Debate
The council debated the library assistant appointment with critics accusing the process of political influence. Ald. Hartcher urged reading Hayek and called for public clarity, while supporters argued the decision should stand to avoid press misrepresentation and protect staff and public access.
Wake Up on Indonesia and World War Reflections
Fragmented text from a contentious meeting, referencing Indonesia, Australia, and wartime themes. Mentions a Library subcommittee interviewing two girls, Ming Dempsey and Mina Chalument, about careers and a council appointment choice. Continues on page J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criginal
Counci
Aibrarian
Ming Dempsey
Willie Fy
Mina Chalument
Council
Gms
Carrawobitty Debate Over Agricultural High School Site
Forbes residents urge the Currawobbity homestead remains for an Agricultural High School, opposing a proposed delinquent home. Dr H L Delohery and local leaders argue the site suits education better, amid board recommendations and petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghaw Steteklund
Corrawobitty
Lund
A. J. Meagher
Alte
Mir
Meagher
R. Jones
Forbes Spock
Beertcultuital High School
Boonely
Ald Rot Paddiso
Grime
Ito Parker
Forors Parenta and
Citaus Association
Aletta
Etree
Martenwind
M Parker
Ald
Omrhawebutty
Marist Bros
Puch
Forbes
HL. Delohery
RSS
ATLA
Lkely
Bette”ment Advisory Board
Cerrawoblity
Jack Simpson
Andh
Mr. Simpson
Liberal leaders Menzies and Casey elected to Federal Liberal post
At a Federal Council meeting of the Liberal Party Mr Menzies proposed Mr Casey for election as Federal president. The pair pledged to work together to lead the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr Menzies
G. Casey
Federal Council
Liberal Party
Menzies
Casey
Lieral Party
Parks and play areas plan lands government grant
Local council讨论 on Thursday evening heard a programme to improve town playing fields with an estimated cost around £3500 to £4000. Alderman Soutth and Morton moved to submit a government grant request and to show how general funds would be used for future improvements. Debates followed over reallocation of sites and potential new uses for Wongajong courts and other grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Smith
Thunday
Differtol
Oftus Wis
Melson Park
Eth
Forbes
Lio
Wongnjong
Forbes Cricket Association
Qiao
Spooner Oval
Halpin’s
King George V. Memorial Park
Ald Hurtcher
Parddison
Martin
Ald
Bronner
Soutth
Mtortim
Smith
Harteler
Wongajong
Cornell
Benefe O
Australia’s migration and industry push shapes remote country notes
A fragmented 19th century discussion links Australian migration to industrial schemes and regional development. Emphasis on Lachlan Valley projects, Beigite concept, and population growth as drivers of national expansion. The piece debates bold finance, policy, and timing for a broader settlement program and mining plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suceeses
Ereplee
Cwmbeard
Britain
Indus
Ausrally
Australia
Vinion
Poll
Lachlan Valley
Clutmn
Myers Ymca
Tectia Valley
Mike Good
Industrial Policy and Labor Hours Debate in Australia
The piece discusses how a 0-hour workweek proposal and reduced working hours would not lower production or boost welfare. It argues the real issue is capacity and demand, and that production costs and consumer markets will dictate outcomes. It foresees minimal gains from shorter hours and questions the impact on both agriculture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Bern
Uae
Auelealia
Cain
Arbitration Cour
Gymkhana and Sports Meet for Forbes Ambulance
A gymkhana and sports gathering organized by Forbes Ambulance Society was held on Friday night to support the same nation and feature competitions with a prize fund of around £8. The event thanked Dray Brow and the three participating ladies for their help and noted appreciation letters will be sent to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes PA
W. Robertson
Legary
Forbes
Svea
CIA
Meare
Dray Brow
Megs. Bowman and Judd
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Courcil
Hitachi
Gebeau
GL. Young
Carr
Wiig
Abe Hapleher
Mationalisa
Albion
Banks
Hurteher Sali
Falys
Mr. Hall
Wake UP
Indonesia
Robert Carroll
Serviceman
Daltguke
Melbourn
Janine
Service Powora
Carrawobitty
It Advisors Board
Child Welfare Department
Nsw
Marat Brothers
Verdes
Klindord
Willotill
Pamipaulony
Marist Brothers Entalitiah Bretr College
Education Department
Ormiral-west
Thesie
Chamees
Shoul
Watts
Govt
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Phodeotion
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