Electorate speech on Cowper results and policy aims
In Cowper the candidate thanks electors and supporters, notes a big slip at unattended booths, and asserts Labor holds an absolute majority. He outlines aims: remunerative returns for producers, steady prices, federal control of electric power and water, transport across sea land and air, and regional development. He calls for unity in water and power projects, and opposes State socialism while stressing postwar reconstruction with allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Ward
Labor Party
Cowper
Clarente River
Clarence County Council
Clarence
Intennse
Dividing Range
Sleep Cure for War Nerves Reported by British Scientists
The Daily Mail cites British scientists describing continuous sleep as a cure for war nerves. Patients, both men and women, are put under drugs for up to ten days with brief nourishment breaks, often improving on awakening. Shell-shocked cases and anxiety neurosis respond to insulin induced coma, breaking the cycle and aiding rapid weight gain after treatment.
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Bac
London
Daily Mail
The Gloucester Boys Dream and Homeward Hope
A combined reminiscence and war diary piece describes a Gloucester origin dream of returning home from New Guinea. It recalls trains heading to Gloucester, Red Cross parcels, and the longing of locals, interwoven with a soldier’s account of jungle travel, survival, and hunting adventures. The narrative blends home front sentiment with frontline experience, ending on hope for a future homecoming.
Jungle Reconnaissance Letter From New Guinea Soldier
A World War II era letter from Gunner K H Edwards at ALLEL New Guinea describes jungle travel by foot and double canoe through dense tropical growth. The narrator recounts village life, a native girl serving breakfast, and a four white men with four natives team, noting limited censorship and the challenge of conveying experiences.
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W. Parish
Gloucester
Gunner K. H. Ealwards
Allel
New Guinea
Tropics
One Hundred Thousand Christmas Hampers Aim Set
The New South Wales Australian Comforts Fund plans 100000 Christmas hampers for service personnel overseas and at bases in Australia and nearby territories. The drive highlights difficulties in obtaining items like dried fruits and peaches, with donations supporting each 10 shillings per hamper and acknowledgements totaling £156 10s representing 313 hampers.
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New South Wales
Australian Comforts Fund
Australia
New Guinea
Pacific
Department of Supply and Shipping
Department of Import Procurement
FE. Weekes
Gloucester War Chest Fund
Bank of New South Wales
Gloucester
Tuesden
Vslue
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Gloucester Electric Supply Co., Pty. Ltd
Clem Walsh King
W. R. Irwin Cash & Carry Store
Ell St. Gloucester
Peter Moutzouris
Cowper Electorate
Sir Earle Page
Gloucester Boys
Central
North Coast Mail
Red Cross
Bucca Waula
Pte
Rowney New Guinea
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
Jay Essen
P. J. Taylor & CO. Pty. Ltd
Sydney & Newcastle Motor and Aircraft Engineers
Nta A
Burrowa
Homebush
Winchecombe
Carson
Carson Ltd
Railietsien Stock & Station
Winchcombe House
Winchcombe
Sydney
Bridge St