Stalin offers no sign of change in Moscow defense of isolation
The article analyzes Stalin's Moscow 800th anniversary statement and argues his remarks show no shift from isolationism. It contends imperialists seek war profits while Stalin aims to maintain aloofness, though Western nations seek peace and alliance. The piece notes Britain and the United States face austerity two years after World War II and that the Big Three offer a 50 year pact of friendship and non aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Britain
United States
France
Europe
Soviet
Russia
Country Queen Candidate Reception at Oddfellows Hall
The Country Queen Committee reports a successful dance at Oddfellows Hall on Friday night despite wet cold weather. Gordon Ferris' orchestra provided bright music and a large crowd enjoyed a festive atmosphere. Buffets were arranged by Mesdames Perrin Ross A Basil Smith with assistance from Keith Parsons. Doorkeepers included Mr Joe Tarrac Mes Cecil Cockburn and Roverts handled ticketing.
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Oddfellows’ Hall
Gordon Ferris
Mesdames W. J. Perrin
Ross A
Basil Smith
Keith Parsons
Joe Tarrac Mes
Cecil Cockburn
Roverts
Ce Ticket x
Incomplete note on Euan inventor and Obiness era
Fragmentary OCR mentions a newspaper founded in an ancient reign and an inventor named Euan with ambiguous references to characters and a sil wae irst. No clear event dates or locations are readable.
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Euan
Gentlemen and Ladies Spend Holidays Around Guyra
Local notes show Mr M Sutton and Miss Corrie Fernon visiting relatives in Guyra while others travel to Tamworth Sydney Wollongong and Tamworth for holidays. Nursing staff Nurse Eva Kelly and Geoffrey Dean among travelers. Engagements and cricket council attendance also noted with several families hosting guests.
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Tam ‘Tamworth
Corrie Fernon
Sydney
Guyra
Scouts Button Day at Guyra fund drive draws volunteers
Members of the 1st Guyra Scout Troop braved weather last Saturday morning to sell buttons for the Scouts and Guides Memorial Fund. In the absence of the Scoutmaster Mr F Parlayner led the boys in the effort.
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Guyra
Scouts and Guides
F. Parlayner
Ronats G Widual
Town planning and school site debate at Guyra council
Guyra Shire Council probes town planning master plan and protests a lack of school site provisions. Members press Minister and consider a protest, while the Under Secretary outlines trout hatchery extensions at Arandangie to reduce future imports.
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W. C. Blarr
Mitchell
H. Burgess
Guyra
Rgard
N. W. Frewin
N. P. Cameron
Messrs
W. A. Roberts
N. P
Arandangie
New Zealand
Northern Trout Acclimatisation Societies
Urandargie
Federated Chambers of Commerce
Narrabri
Cfsars
Frewin
O. Hyland
Gregory Publishing Co. Ltd
Tasmanian Potato Growers Seek Indefinite Contract Continuance
The Tasmanian Potato Growers Organisation asks other States to back an indefinite continuation of the contract system. A letter to this effect was sent via the South Western Potato Growers Association secretary E M Hutton from the Tasmanian group. State councillors the letter notes want concrete grower views before deciding. Meetings call Southern growers to attend.
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Tasmanian Potato Growers’ Organisation
Rey
Agra District
Barometer shows lead for Miss Pat O’Donnell in Queen contest
Large barometer in front of Burgess' Garage tracks Queen contest standings with Miss Pat O’Donnell leading at £124, followed by Miss Noela McLean with £100 and Miss Fay Booth with £98. Next few days expect rapid figure changes as support shifts.
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Burgess’ Garage
Pat O'Donnell
Noela McLean
Fay Booth
Commercial Travellers' Cat Fund
Guyra and District War
G P S Reunion Club Seeks New President After Resignation
Miss Valma Jones resigned as secretary at the latest meeting of the G P S Reunion Club. An election to fill the vacancy will occur at the next gathering. At the August meeting Miss Joan Jones was chosen president after Mr Paul Cullen stepped down. Members received shield badges and a club newspaper The Duckling will be issued soon for members.
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Pearson
C. Starr
Railway Department
L. P. Archibald
Acular
R. W. Hudson
G.P.S
Valma Jones
Joan Jones
Paul Cullen
the Duckling
Railway authorities urged to provide trucking facilities at Guyra Station
An amendment moved by Messrs Sullivan and Hyland urged the Railway authorities to reexamine and provide adequate trucking facilities at Guyra Railway Station, and the amendment was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lee
Guyra
R. W. Hudson
O. R. Pearson
H. Burgess
Messrs. Sullivan and Hyland
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Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Mr. M. Sutton
Grafton
Jim McDonald
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Eggie
Bradley Street
Newcas
Mra. F. Onell
Manilla
C. Akin
Malpas- Street
L. Morris
B. McCtovern
Ollera Street
Wollongong
Geoff Dean
Ziangethlin. Net
Robert la
Stanthorpe District Hospital
Eva Kelly
Mrs. B. Kelly
White Street
Stan Martin
Miss Nicholson
G.P.C
John Eggleston
Thlin-Street
Peeren
B. Jamie
Penny
North and North West Cricket Council
Tamworth
Mesers
Fies Piper
Ian Stewart
Ted Mulgan
E. Sutton
A. E. Smith
the Salvation
Cedric Dea
Lakeview
Armidale and
New England Hospital
Moya Mulligan
Guyra Tel Exchange
G.P.O
Zena Moore
C. E. Wheaton
Dutton Parade
G. Doggett
Ascot
Brisbane
Dovrald Brown
Ian
Zena
D. J. Gore
Nola Cobray
A. W. Barnatt
Marrickville
Robert Sylvester Garnet
BE. A. Simpson
Mr. and
E. Simpson
Guyra Troop
Chamber Guyra
J. Cleary
G.P.S. Reunion Club
MGM
Beesley’s
S.W
X.O.S
Beesleys
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