Menace of Chifley’s Socialists in Australia
Country Party leader Fadden denounces the Chifley Labour government as a socialist threat. He claims the government endangers national security and production, allies with the Communist Party, and aims to subjugate individuals to a state-controlled society with an expanding public service. Wharf laborers are mentioned as affected.
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Chifley
Australia
Communist Party
Federal Country Party
Mr. Fadden
Mudgee
Fadden
Chifiey
Country Party
Chifley Government attacked over postwar plans and socialism
A speaker condemns Caledonian policy argues against Chifley Labour move toward postwar controls. He warns of industrial conscription, collectivization, land seizure, and Soviet-style reforms threatening democracy and the British way of life. He urges voters to defeat Labour in the forthcoming federal election.
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Thade
Mr. Chifley
Chifley
Mr. Fadden
Dedman
Cameron
Hna
Pollard
Australia
Ciciam
Labour
Chifley Goverment
Obituary of Margaret Hoy a longtime Black Head resident
Margaret Hoy died at her residence on Victoria Street Taree after 65 years in the district 62 of them at Black Head where she ran a guest house She was born to the late William and Elizabeth Orr of Belfast survived by nine children and four sisters and one brother in Northern Ireland a son William Hoy predeceased her Funeral held at Fallford cemetery with Rev M Remeay officiating
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Victoria Street
Taree
Margaret Hoy
Black Head
Hoy
William Orr
Belfast
Ireland
Maggie
Turaday
Fallford
M. Remeay
MLR
Times
Presbyterian Church Sunday services change
There will be no services at Barrington or Rockhurst this Sunday June 26. The evening service at Gloucester will be held as usual at 7 pm. Rev H A Shaw announces the schedule in the parish bulletin.
Furnished rooms at Forster with hot water and maid service
Central Town water front furnished rooms available for guests with full cooking facilities. Maid provided for washing up after meals and modern hot water service in bathrooms kitchen and laundry. Rein water used on premises. Card with details from proprietor William Poppenhagen phone 6 Forster Box Forster.
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Poppenhagen
Forster
Golf Notes McNeice Cup Final and Club Events
Golf notes report McNeice Cup semi finals with Jim Channel beating Warren Deards 9 and Andy Deards defeating Stan Brennan 5 and 2 to reach the final. John Hawdon wins stableford with 29 points on count back from Roger Garner amid waterlogged greens. Details given for club championships in 1949, Laurie and Horner Cups, Weber-End program, and Canadian Mixed Foursome draw with notes on attendance and staff arrangements.
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Jim Channel
Dudley Deards
Warren Dearde
Stan Brennan
J. Channel
W. Deards
D. Deards
S. Brennan
John Hawdon
Stableford
Sableford
John Havwdon
Roger Garner
J. Mudie
J. Channell
N. Manning
H. At
Carda
D. Deands
N. Houston
J. Robertson
Ross Street
Les Stevens
Cliff Fraser
Jeaders
J. Oldfield
Mra. Baylias
M. Smith
Frost
Mra Bagley
J. Muddie
Mian A. Rye
Woodward
Mra. Frost
D. Rye
Mrs. Woodward
H. Woolford
Mra. Yates
FR. Street
Mra. Wratten
J. Wratten
Miss Sansom
J. Jaggera
Miss Irwin
J. Hawdon
Mrs. Flannery
T. Chariton
Mra. C. Smith
BH. Wagon
Miss Flannery
Brennan
Mra. R. Street
E. Garner
Miss Bennett
Northern Welfare Centre for the Blind Opens in Newcastle
A branch of the Royal Sydney Industrial Blind Institution opens on the first floor of Goldsmiths Chambers, 149 Hunter Street, Newcastle. W. A. Davis is named permanent northern representative, bringing years of home teaching experience to assist blind residents. The institution has aided NSW blind for over sixty years with training, Braille and Moon types literacy, a large embossed library, and efforts to help blind people live as normal citizens. Davis plans to visit Gloucester later and contact district blind residents and supporters.
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Royal Sydney Industrial Blind Institution
Goldsmith'’s Chambers
Hunter St
Newcastle
W. A. Davia
Sydney
New South Wales
Davis
Gloucester
Gloucester Race Club Sets Date for July Meeting
Gloucester Race Club will hold its next meeting on Saturday July 26 as advertised in today’s issue. The event promises a full programme of races and activities for club members and spectators.
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Gloucester Race Club
Price control subsidy removal blamed for higher living costs
Political debate in Federal Parliament centers on how the withdrawal of price stabilisation subsidies, amounting to £25,000,000, spiked costs for food and clothing. Opponents argue living costs rose by over 6s a week for a five person family as Commonwealth enterprises failed to curb price hikes. Prime Minister admits no government system can keep prices down amid inflation. Canberra June 18, 149
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Air and Shipping
TJ Wan
Melbourne
Sydney
Canberra
P.M.G
Stafford Cripps
Dairy Whip outlines production and market plans by NSW firm
Chairman Hon A N Binks MLC states Dairy Farmers Co operative Milk Company Limited developed Dairy Whip as a substitute due to a Commonwealth ban on sweet cream. The product uses whole milk, vegetable fat and emulsifiers, is pasteurized under hygienic conditions, and profits share with suppliers through the Milk Board. If the sweet cream ban lifts, policy is to reassess usage of members’ production to maintain full weight and quality.
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Dairy Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Company Limited
A. N. Binks
MLC
Binks
New South Wales
Full Milk Board
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