Echoes of Yalta Repudiation and Anglo American Tensions
The piece notes moves to repudiate the 1945 secret Yalta pacts among the United States Britain and Russia with Churchill and Stalin still alive in power and Roosevelt deceased. It argues the question is not motive but whether international law permits repudiation of such agreements and their postwar concessions in Sakhalin Kurile Islands and Manchurian ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Russia
Washington
Churchill
Stalin
Roosevelt
Sakhalin Island
Siberia
North Pacific
Dairen
Port Arthur
Japan
Yalta
Pacific
Germany
Mr. Churchill
Holiday Visitors and Local Reunions in Guyra
Personal notes report Valerie, 1 of East End Bellingen, holidays with aunt Mrs N G Holloway of Llan gothlin Street Guyra. Mrs Paul Cullen and son David arrive to reside with Mr and Mrs Yed Cullen on Llangothlin Street. Tom Frost, longtime Guyra resident, visits to renew old acquaintances and is noted as H Williams's brother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie
East End
Bellingen
N. G. Holloway
Llangothlin Street
Guyra
Paul Cullen
David
Yed_ Cullen
Tom Frost
Armidale Pastures Protection Board Raises Rates
The Armidale Pastures Protection Board increased rates by one penny on livestock and one farthing on sheep. Total nine pence. The secretary cited a £1000 deficit from higher wages, plant and running costs and said the rise is needed to maintain the current program. The board seeks property owners to keep rainfall records for the New England District and will hire volunteers through the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale Pastures Protection Board
C.S.L.R.0
P.P. Board
New England
P. Board
Fat and Store Sheep Sale at Mickey's Gully
Four thousand fats and store sheep to be sold at Mickey's Gully yards Wayra at 2 pm on February 25 by the New England Agency Co Pty Ltd. Roughly 700 fat sheep over 1 31 merino wethers 300 mixed sexes 770 ewes and 1000 fat tening aged wethers. Bookings open for March sale.
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Mickey's Gully
Wayra
Onebruary
New England Agency Co. Pty. Ltd
Ben Lomond Horticultural Show Receives High Praise
The judge Mr J Doyle hails the 15th annual Ben Lomond Horticultural Society show as exceptional with flowers in all sections. He notes superior quality and quantity compared to recent shows in other country towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lomond Horticultural Society
J. Doyle
Col Bruxner Invited to Open Guyra Show
Col M F Bruxner will be invited to open the Guyra Show next week. This was decided at a meeting of the P.A. and H. Association this morning.
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Col. Bruxner
Col
M. F. Bruxner
P.,a. and
H. Association
Forcible Subjection of Neighboring States Anticipated
A fragment notes a speaker or writer asserting an unashamed plan to press ahead with forcible subjection of neighboring states, signaling aggressive expansion or coercive policy. The statement underscores a combative stance and potential regional tension.
Eden Denies Government Contact on Repudiation
The British Foreign Minister told the House of Commons yesterday that no approach had been made to his government regarding the issue and that Britain did not favor unilateral repudiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eden
House of Commons
Britain
Bruxner Re-Elected Col M F Bruxner Wins Tenterfield
Col M F Bruxner is returned for Tenterfield with a slightly reduced majority after boundary changes remove Overell and add Copmanhurst and Glen Innes Deepwater areas. Labour candidate F J Cowley polled strongly in Glen Innes and Deepwater subdivisions with 5191 votes to Bruxner's 7657. Guyra voting results are noted.
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M. F. Bruxner
Tenterfield
Oars
Copmanhurst
Overell
F. J. Cowley
Glen Innes
Deepwater
Commeret Col Brlxner on Election Losses
Commenting on the election Col Bruxner says gains for the Government come from redistribu tion and that Cahill’s government faces a bad financial impasse. He notes electors re elected Cahill and colleagues and warns history could repeat 1929 when Lang’s government faced public backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Bruxner
Country Party
Cahill
M. Cahill
Lang
Armidale Count Narrows Gap in State Election Race
Midday absentee tally shows Labour’s Z. J. Cahill leading Country Party incumbent Davis Hughes by 117 votes after 600 absentee ballots counted Cahill 307 Hughes 276 and 17 informal. Remaining absentee votes yet to be distributed with counts from Glen Innes Uralla Guyra Walcha Armidale polling in February and March.
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Armidale
Labour
Z. J. Cahill
Country Party
Davis Hughes
Cahill
Hughes
Show Dates for Several Towns Announced
Manilla schedules events on March 10 and 11. Barraba sets dates for March 13. Tamworth events list March 17 to 19. Quirindi plans March 20 and 21. Warialda schedules May 4 and 5.
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Armidale Subdivision
Cah. Hughes
Armidale Abington
Armidale Fast
Armidale West
Black Mountain
Boorolong
Eber Umaresy
Glenore Nz
Hill Pave Jee
Mart
Metz
S Gully
Puddledock
Rock Abbey Rockvale
Ou ' Tenterden
I Thalgarrah
Tilbuster Wandsworth
Rocky River
Gilgai Inverell
Salisbury Plains
Talla
Inverell
Sieualian
Wollun
Old Kangaroo Camp
Ross Hill
Stannifer
Swan Vale
Manilla
Barraba
Tamworth
Quirindi
Warialda
Breskesaais Tingha Santiinen
Glen Morrison
Bundarra Oe
Moona al
Stanborough
Wowslene
Shannon Vale Changes Hands Near Glen Innes
Shannon Vale, a large property of 2780 acres near Glen Innes, has been sold by Colonel J. F. White to J. A. Dawson of Torrington. The Sheep Research Station sits on the property and the new owner will oversee improved pastures. Col. White will relocate to Glen Innes after long ownership and community leadership.
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Glen Innes
Shannon Vale
New Engand
J. F. White
White
J. A. Dawson
Torrington
Rerat
Col
Col. White
Proposed Ambulance Carnival Stirs Local Debate
Superintendent D Gillies of the Armidale Ambulance responds to Rev R F Kirby of Guyra protesting a carnival proposed to be run by the Ambulance and the Guyra National Fitness Committee. Gillies states the Ambulance did not seek joint carnival and Dr L T Starr confirms the Fitness Committee asked for cooperation.
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D. Gillies
Armidale Ambulance
R. F. Kirby
Guyra
Ambulance
Guyra National Fitness Committee
Kirby
Guyra National Fitness Committees
L. T. Starr
National Fitness Committee
Starr
New State Could Settle Victims of Europe Floods
The New England New State Movement argues Australia, especially New England, could settle tens of thousands of flood victims from England and the Netherlands. Leader J. P. A. Wright says saltwater-damaged lands will be unfit for years and urges rapid transport plans to offer new opportunities and self government.
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Europe
Englan
Holland
New England New State Movement
J. P. A. Wright
Utch
Australia
New England
Mr. Wright
New South Wales
Where No Vultures Fly at Arcadia Theatre
A Saturday Arcadia screening features Where No Vultures Fly about a game warden who rebels against ordered killings and forms a sanctuary. Anthony Steel stars alongside a perilous chase with rhino and elephant, amid Africa’s wilds. Also shown is Down Memory Lane with Crospy, Gloria Swanson, Tilds and Mabel Normandee.
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Africa
Arcadia Theatre
Anthony Steel
Royal Command
The
Arcadia
Memory Lane
Crospy
Gloria Swanson
Ti Ids
Mabel Normandee
New State Expands Population Growth Drives Prosperity
Officials claim rapid development brings prosperity as large numbers of new citizens join the population. Mr Wright concludes expanded state activities demand more population and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wright
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Gryra
PP. Board
C.s.lr.o
Ben Lomond Flowers
Commert
Armidale Count
Uralla
Walcha
Walecha Subdivision
H. Beesley & Sons
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