Stand Up for Your Rights in Australia Debate
The speaker, Mr J Egging, criticizes the Chifley and McKell governments for failing to govern and protect the public from industrial disruption. He decries railway cutbacks, waterfront disorder, and perceived government weakness, urging country towns to stand up for law and civil rights as hardships worsen under unions and wartime anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linea
Chifley
Sydney
Whale Metro Oltam
Apenle Ingis
Burmorong
Australia
Tin Chifley
Byatt Wigan
Australis
Wewak
Me. McKelt
Mr. Egging
Oviste
Mr. Reging
Gail
McKelt
McKell
Tate
Funk
Mr. Ba~ins
Ferry and Bridge Funding Decisions at Strout Shore Council
The Department advised Strout Shore Council on relief ferry funding for Hawk's Nest and discussed a relief vessel plan. It noted a Hunter River bridge near Karuah and a possible postwar bridge project, while urging clarity on who runs the Karuah service. A motion to seek timing for a Karuah bridge was passed, and relief ferry loads were limited to four tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Most Roads Department
Strout Shore Council
Hunter
Hexham
Karuish
Altho Mt
Karuah
Zein
Amy
Karun
Miso
Timuen Kartal
Tunarek
Industrial Disturbances Rally Public Support Against Disruption
The NSW Grassers' Association president Mr B L Killen warns that only the public can end the current outbreak of industrial disturbances. He accuses minority pressure groups of exploiting postwar fatigue to seek concessions and urges citizens to resist coercion. He says lawful processes exist and a united front is needed against disruption. A meteorologist successor appointment is postponed due to civil bank readiness and weather bureau control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uje
N.S.W. Grassers
B. L. Killen
Bunverong
Eniure
Lordshipa
Toss
Killen
Kilelon
Mares
Weather Bureau
Department of the Air
Window of Achievement marks Methodist Church anniversary
The Gloucester Methodist Church celebrated the closing of the Sunday school year with morning and evening services led by Rev. Lynford Smith. Prizes were distributed to Kindergarten and primary sections, Young Worshippers League, and Intermediate classes. A large window frame with a window of achievement pageant depicted virtues and ideals, crafted by the Tay School and decorated by Mrs Channon and Mr Keith Whatson. The event featured a colorful display, flowers, and a notable choir, with the pageant to be repeated Monday at 7.20 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glocester Methodist
Biddig Lat
Ani
I Tay
Lynford Smith
Alan Crowfoot
Channon
Keith Whatson
Land Sale Rates and Allotments Near Booral
Grazing property and town allotments noted for Booral area with buyers including Roy Bacon and Ryan at 6/2/6 per acre, J W and J Abbott at 5/10, HV Rumbell 6/15, and William Town’s Smith. Town allotments awarded to Mesare, W H Denidi, H Reaves, K Brewer, J McDonald, and H Bosworth as listed in Dungoge Chronicle.
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Moaars
Roy Bacon
Ryan
J. W
J. Abbott
Smith
William Town
Booral
A. K. Barnett
Mesare
W. H. Denidi
H. Reaves
K. Brewer
J. McDonald
H. Bosworth
Dungoge
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Garner
Mercery Department
Drapery
P.O. Box
Gloucester
Advocate” Office
I Ar
Hillyer
al Mer
Bete
Wales
Quilty
Methodist Church
Tmas
ACF
Gloucester War Chest
A. McIntosh
Ho McCarthy
Atatt of
Metas Mig. Co
LC. Atwater
L. Rye
W. C. Parish
W. W. Wison
PL. Landers
Bn, Laurie
Carthew My
HA. Abbott
J. R. Holmes
A. Gratiame
C. W. Edwards Edwards Iss
Misses Jones & Newman
F. E. Jones
E. M. Newman
Church ST
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
Pitt, Som & Badgery
Homebush
Jadot
Martane Ani
Itis Beau Winchcombe
Carson
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
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