Referendum powers debate at Gloucester School meeting
Member for New England Mr Abbott addressed a Gloucester gathering to discuss referendum powers. He warned that price controls could vanish if no federal framework is granted, citing fears of higher rents, land values, and inflation without government authority to regulate. The discussion touched on defence power under the Constitution and contrasts with Commonwealth siblings, with supporters urging constitutional changes to tame prices and protect households.
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Tee Hon JP
Anbot Amt
New England
Gloucester School of
Arco
RL. Fitegeral
Gloucester
Abbott Mei
Tie Fenevel Parhawien
Paul
Rai
Thera Pein
Sewyt
Wales
Hanan Wweat Even Further Ands, Undoubtdhs the Queesland
Queensland
Fegailion
Staten
Caner
Erin Nous
Sven Wager
Anther
Nationalisation, prices and defence in Canberra crisis
A fragmentary historical note discusses government push for nationalising sectors, price controls, and Airway moves. It references a 1944 referendum debate within Labour and Communist factions, with mentions of Canberra, Czechoslovakia, and Poland in a broad foreign policy context.
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Burt
Teailly
Sanka
Labour Party
Conaltra If
Partius Party
Australia
Canberra
Prutzal Geserament
Mondays Homebush Sales and Pastoral Co Markets
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mondays Homebush sales and the Pastoral Co Murwetbreoke with numbers and weights. It references Abbott and glow verter, unclear dates, and several garbled phrases, producing a partial notice-like item with no clear outcome.
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Pal
Iyarket
AleDenab Pastorst Co
Murwetbreoke
Mal Abbott
Wardong
Pastoral Co
Eiaeda
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO SEE COUNCILLORS AT WORK
Gloucester Shire Councillors will hold a meeting at Lithext to allow deputy Iuuatitwater of Gloucester Central Bohol Mr. Normas to bring a class. The council granted permission for Grn clmss to June meeting for about half an hour. Children observed councillors in action and heard discussion on five matters.
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Gloucester Centra Bohol
Normas
Being & Daveyne
Norman Gait
Eldren
Permiaran
Wen
New State Movement Conference Plans Stir Gloucester
A Gloucester council letter discusses the New State Movement and a proposed joint conference at Armidale on June 24 and 28. Delegates from Emmet and surrounding areas are urged to convene two local public meetings to push decentralisation and address regional concerns.
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Smvemant Wold
Gloucester
Deventeals Bon
Smovimente
Emmet
Auviard
Armalaly Coneil
Dumaresq Shuiye
Armidale
Gloucester Shir
Laurie Council
Uhre
Eeu
Ale
Tablelands
Future planning of business layout in Gloucester town
Gloucester Shire Council discussed improving the Lie Business echio layout to aid pestenty and planned a visit by Mr FH Stone, a town planner, to Groucenter at the council request. A Saturday meeting on May 2 for Gloucester was proposed. Anonymous letters were received accusing Copeland and overhanging Teatopayer land, prompting council review.
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Stane
Stroud Shire
Groucenter
Gloucester Shire
Stone
Gloucester Shire Council
Ipesting
Copeland
Tootpal
Shire
Gil Ubat Counell
Wanted to Buy Teaine aevond bead pen and pianos
Classified plea from Newcastle seeks to buy bead pens and pianos at full value. Contact Site ue pine 1254 for replies.
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Uamlings Teaine
Frase Pianos
Hunter
Newcastle
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