Archdiocese Warns Against Atheistic Communism Influence
A pastoral letter issued by Archbishop Kelly, read in Roman Catholic churches, condemns atheistic communism and its alleged Soviet connections. It warns that joint campaigns with industrial and union programs could lead to political power, urging total abstinence and cautious social conduct.
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Fetter
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Wave of Accidents Report From New South Wales Road Safety Council
The Road Safety Council of New South Wales reports six deaths in four motor vehicle crashes and multiple injuries in separate incidents. A continuing wave of motor vehicle accidents, many involving collisions with other vehicles, is noted over several weeks.
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Mer Bresatier
Textile Boom London Feature
A London cablegram dated December 2 discusses rising prices and inflation fears in Britain, with the textile boom reaching the wool trade. Buyers seek generous orders amid possible government demands, Bradford traders note misaligned prices, rationing discourages forward buys, and profits remain high while exports fall by two million pounds over two years, prompting calls for an export subsidy funded by industry levies.
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Cut Off Fingers 205 TO AVOID ENLISTMENT
A Cornwall youth, Norman Richards, was charged at Penzance for severing two fingers on his right hand to avoid Army service. The case, heard at Camborne and described in disorder, notes his stated intent and his emotional distress during the incident.
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England
Norman Richards
Penzance
Diay
Betty
Wits
Criticism of politicians in Sydney youth committee hearing
The Youth Employment Select Committee in Sydney heard witness C C Armitage lambaste a party system and funding links to political parties. He argued the Legislative Assembly should enact practical youth protections, while accusing the party machine of controlling government. The chair, Mr Baddeley, pressed for evidence as Armitage claimed party selection did not reflect constituents.
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Youth Employment Select Committee
C. C. Armitage
Mosmanwin
Legislative Assembly
Rlch Wen
Baddeley
Armitage
Systei
Roar
Unink
Australia
HJ. Batt
Selec
Bate
Parachute Jump Heroics and Confusion Amid War News
A fragmentary account describes a parachute jump five miles up with mentions of Sergeant-Quierier Leslie Webber on leave, scenes of disrupted flight operations, and various names and places. The garbled text references military figures, a aeroplane escape, and reflections on peace and duty interwoven with local chatter.
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Marty
Phyllis Pepperwell
BeLfaMt
Wool Appraisements Show Prices From South Slopes
Fragmented notes reveal wool appraisal report number 7 completed in March. Principal prices varied with grades drawn from southern slopes and western valleys, listing buyers such as E Ew, Nissen, Cassbts, R.A. Bh, Peake Manila, Chaffey Tanworth, and Hudson Merillc with per pound values and lots.
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Tani
Nissen
Ist
Taco
R.A. BH. Peake
Manila
E. A
A. T. Chaffey
Tanworth
R. B. Hudson
Inverell Station Handicap and Other Races 1940 Start Times
The article lists racing events at Inverell with fixtures on January 1st and 2nd 1940. Included are the Inverell Station Handicap with £30 prize, a First Novice Handicap, a First Maiden Handicap at a 3 mile distance, and the McIntyre Handicap among others. Prizes range from £2 to £96 with various distances and conditions noted.
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Yaciae
Uaat
Sari
Wiese Tae
Anise
Aed
Eerie Distaner
Inverell Cum & Matidivayy
Boxing Day Meeting Race Day Schedule 1939
Boxing Day fixture list for December 26 and 27 1939 covers first and second handicaps maiden and trial events with prize money from 10 to 27 pounds and distances four furlongs to a mile and a half. Start times planned from 2:15 pm with multiple races and conditions for non-winning or prior winners.
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Paize Por Ali
Tine
Oferta Distuier
Carob Trees Used As Stock Food In Drouth Times
The article describes carob trees, their evergreen appearance with glossy leaves, and autumn blooms that carry fruit into the next summer. It notes carob pods are drought tolerant, grow on rocky dry soils, and contain about 50 percent sugar, with dried pods sold for eating like candy. It references the Prodigal Son motif and Syrue but centers on the tree and its use as stock feed.
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Jos
Syrue
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