State unions and compulsory membership debate divides readers
The article condemns a proposed law forcing workers to join unions while opposing compulsory unions without secret ballots on strikes. It argues compulsory membership undermines individual rights and warns that unions seek coercive power, risking democratic freedoms and minority suppression. It cites Labour Party members and miners preferring a secret ballot to prevent reckless strikes.
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Labour’ Party
PHE
Ben Lomond Community Notables and Travel Notes
A jumble of local notices lists residents traveling, visiting relatives, and returning from holidays. Names include Miss Marie Kelly, Mrs Elsie Evans, Mr. and Mrs. W. Miller, Mrs. I. Melville, Miss N. Youman, Miss Freda O’Sullivan, and Mr. J. Cunningham, with movements among Ben Lomond, Box Hills, Newcastle, and Sydney. Also noted are a school appointment cancellation, a relieving sergeant at Ben Lomond station, and a CWA member Harold Git.
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Elsie Evans
Tamworth
Pearson
Box Hills
Ben Lomond
Freda O'Sullivan
I Dney
Uyra
Boggabilla
Everett
Mises
M. Sullivan
Tate
Cregan
Igri
Ben . Lamon
Frank Durkin
Sydney
Armond
Glenspan District
Harold Git
Meaalton
Tablelands
Gros
C.W.A
Armioale Sul Pele
Licensing Court Hears Royal Hotel Licence Transfer
AtArrumee licensing court on Thursday James McCauley and Edward Jones, owner of the Royal Hotel at Guyra, applied to transfer the hotel licence from Hughes to Jones who said he had held the licence previously.
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Arrumee
Licensins
J. McCauley
Edward Jones
Royal Hotel
Guyra
Hughes
Jones
Heranted
Questioning Democracy Behind the Iron Curtain Rhetoric
The excerpt questions whether a party pushing a law truly represents democracy, suggesting the rhetoric is like propaganda from behind the Iron Curtain. It critiques the legitimacy of expressed public opinion under the proposed measure.
Assorted Community Notices From Guyra District
Event listings reveal P and C Association meeting at Guyra Central School tomorrow. Dance planned at Guyra Chate lows Hall Friday. Armidale Diggers Ball canceled due to heavy rain and snow. Northern Tablelands District Council conference in Armidale September 14. Catholic Ball slated December 6 and debutante calls. Guyra War Memorial Hospital annual meeting next Monday. Women’s Auxiliaries invited. Debutante nominations for Police Ball on November 25. CWA Younger Set meeting September 17. Official opening of Gyra public Marae set for September. Legacy Day in Guyra next Friday and Saturday. sale of Dedges proceeds. Poultry board election publicity and general notices. Transport Minister plans to abolish railway refreshment rooms. Immigration nominations arranged via local contacts. Hospital Board annual meeting moved to October 17.
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Guyra District War Memorial Hospital
Shire Council
Wellington
N.S.W
Menich
Tver
Guyen
New Members Welcome to Hospital Board
The hospital board welcomes Sgt Hyland and Mr Tuthill as new members. The chairman Mr Beesley expresses hope their association will be productive. The financial statement shows the subsidy mostly covers staff salaries with patient fees and subscriptions falling short. Donations and staff changes are noted, along with leave of absence for Sister King and a pending resignation reconsideration by Mr Stantey.
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Sgt. Hyland
Tuthill
H. Beesley
Amstably
Messrs
Tuthill and Hyland
King
Lak
W. Stantey
Stantey
Marion Lusk
Shireea
Courie
Pasionete
Mae
Tribute From Auxiliary To Hospital Worker J Yearby
Members of the Gay Women’s Auxiliary presented Mrs J Yearby with a decorative cup, honoring her leaving the district. The group welcomed new member Mrs J Lockyer and noted Mrs F B Cullen’s return. Plans for Six Hour Day catering were set, with food and cash donations to aid the district hospital and hostesses for the month elected.
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Auxiliary
J. Yearby
Gay Women
la Ary
Yearby
Preston
B Smith
J. Lockyer
FB. Cullen
Gur District Hospital
Mesdames Kelly and
Lolsons
Mesdames Ti. Smith
Mrs Moyes tours England and appeals for aid at parish gathering
The annual St James Women’s Afternoon heard Mrs Moyes wife of the Armidale bishop recount her Lambeth Conference trip. She described English kinfolk and urged help with food relief while praising women’s unions and missionary work. A sale of goods and produce supported the parish quota.
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Real
Unclear Proceedings List of Attendees and Apologies
The document lists attendees including land Secretary 4 yearby H Sulivan Ely J Whiteford J Lockyer Parsons J Glimour F Huan Cullen and Miss J Rudd. Apologies were received from Shames Burgess Wheaton Roberts Tibbs Cockburn Richardson and Miss Youman.
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H. Sulivan
Ely
J. Whiteford
J. Lockyer
Parsons
J. Glimour
F .Huan
Cullen
J. Rudd
Shames Burgess
Wheaton
Roberts
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