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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1944
Page
4
The National Bank of Australasia warns that permanent government control of banks could mean government veto over every loan and dictate how deposits are invested. The circular says such power would grant vast influence over industry and individual finance, affecting postwar borrowing and economic goals.
A man fined at Newtown Police Court for language argued the plonk sold today would make a man say anything. When asked why he drank plonk he said he could not get enough beer. The magistrate suggested sticking to milk, which the man said made him sick, prompting the magistrate to remark that his constitution is not used to milk.
The Farm Mechanisation Scheme, launched by the Premier last year to boost dairy production, has proven highly successful. Minister Graham appointed Leonard Judd, Senior Agricultural Instructor, as executive officer to oversee the scheme and share practical mechanical farming knowledge with cooperative dairy and rural societies.
A passage from Alexander Werth's Russian Commentary on BBC Overseas Service criticizes Germany for invoking sacred soil while having desecrated nearly all of Europe. The quote reflects wartime sentiment and anger from Russian soldiers toward German rhetoric.
At Canberra on Wednesday night, Leader of the Opposition Mr. Menzies condemned any proposal to abolish or curb the Commonwealth Bank Board. He warned Labour plans could give political control over the central bank and risk permanent bank controls, noting wartime measures should not become permanent.
Hon E H Graham M L A minister for agriculture advised producers of pig poultry and dairy goods to use wheatmeal as much as possible to supplement limited bran and lard. The decision to cut wheat to mills lowers bran and lard output but does not restrict wheat or mills for wheat meal. Acting Prime Minister Forde said over 96000 people will gain new civil jobs as a result of reducing direct war effort in Parliament.
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