Australia economy debate under 1952 government
Senator Cooper underlined the 1949 to 1952 policy gains noting no unemployment rise and 100,000 jobs created since 1949, with overseas capital flowing into Australia and farm machinery readily available. He contrasted with earlier Labour administrations and warned of future crises if policy faltered.
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Australia
Dr. Ratt
Petrov Qtaie, de Eyult Sued Aroused Ve Prticwr
Iis
Henilar Cooper
Jia Lurmist Potiey
Econovite
Albert Mik
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Regina
Cooper
Culwell
Caiwell
Mrninee-Padden
Onunly
Beery
Labour
Seutlin
Monslen-Padden
Aire
Basham Triumphs In Open Rifle Event At Local Range
Basham won the rifle shoot with a 89 score, besting Rob Emati and A Scott who placed second and third. The day featured high marks at 800 yard and 60 foot targets with Scott and Lohott noted for solid performances. Weather and wind were calm, aiding accuracy for both seasoned shooters and younger competitors.
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Dinky Basham
Ike
Sam Taek
Robermati
Scott Wag
A. Scott
M. Lohott
Reg Acatt
Second Toural of Ane Anonywass Trophy at Long Reach Rifle Range
Twenty shooters contest the second Toural of Ane Anonywass Trophy at Long Reach Rifle Range on Sunday. Thurecht, in position to last week, scored 105 then 108 this week. rival Woolcraft and R. Melody lead with 103 in the second round. The final round over 700 yards will determine the winner. Melody currently tops with a 932 handicap and strong rifle score. Woodcraft and A. Ruurecht follow. Coleman unable to catch Matthews. Two new members A Louis and A Denninge join the field, both shooting well on short range. Wind was present but not disruptive to shooters’ form.
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Anonywass
Thurecht
Vbe
Ubia
He Gossthi
Woolcraft
R. Melody Realm
Spon
Hay Melody
Barat
G. Woodcraft
A. Ruurecht
Bireplace
Coleman
Matthews
A. Coleman
Dan
Patty
F Planer
Nod E
Bubb
RO Viaber Jnr
Streotars Eich
A Lous
A. Denninge
Tinal
A. Colma
G Thurecht
Wey
Sueenday
Woodshalt
I ‘Thurecht
Oliver
Brown
Fisher Cy
Matthewn
Crate
Thurecht Fay
Britith
Fisher Jnr
Brunner
Rawlins
Whittehead
Creavy
Latham
Baker
Roush
Political Struggle Over Communist Party Ban in Australia
A historical account describes government efforts to ban the Communist Party amid referendum pressure and court challenges. It notes Prime Ministerial moves in 1950s to strengthen powers of the Arbitration Court and to seek public support, with opposition from the Labour Party and communists. The narrative emphasizes political conflict and constitutional battles.
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Meas
Communista
High Court of Australia
de. Byatt
de Tevet
Arbitration Court
Labour Party
Pioneer Passes in ME Area: Obituary of Clemart Wessewood
An obituary details the death of Clemart Wilugis Wessewood, longtime member of the Longrah Club and prominent figure in the local wool and cannery trade. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Gratam and Dr. Richmond, brother J Gruinxhaw, and other relatives. He had moved to New South Wales in 1907 after a career in Sydney and NSW firms. The report notes his role as secretary of Save Wales Laws, his residence near Silla Creek, and mentions the family connections and past partnership with Robert Wet and others.
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Cornett
Sista
Gruinxhaw
Robert Cui
Lowgrenet
Gartiessiuy
Wait Beach
Eidkis Fund
Manere
Aramse
Ernst ‘Wae
Dondeoten Eelecton
Winton Istriet
JM A Hinest
Eadington
Tation
Silla Creek
Lea
iveRy
Hlore
Townsville
Hein
Burstem
Ens
Robert
Bees
Chagles
Mod
Rober Wet
New South Wales
Fonry Mariti 9
Sydney
Save Wales Laws
White Cy 4
Gratam
Richmond
Eer
Batt
Syray
Donald
Tlin
Ghurlet
Wedveioog
Bowland
Mr. Wed
Longrmeh Club
Muttaburrn
Tie In First Medal On Longreach Lines
Fred Shaw and Marcia Young both shot nets of 78 to lead in a Longreach golf event. The field produced several strong rounds with notable scores by Lede 79 and Freestone 80, while Mrs Green and Mme Given starred in the Associates' medal competition.
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Fred Shaw
Marcia Young
Shaw
A. Wataan
Fler
Tf Fe
F. Shaw
A Young
L. Lede
A. Thurveht
JL EL Power
Freestone
A Ontés
Anedal
Publication probe links vegination to communist influence
Fragmented OCR reveals claims that a union and its members influenced government suppression of communists. It cites a ministerial figure supporting exile actions, and notes government efforts to purge communist activity despite opposition from Dr Evatt and press. The passage discusses production impacts and legal pressures in a tense political climate.
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Hy Howe
Tomorrow
Longreach
H. P. Veness CO. Winton
Dealee
Murray & Schoermer
Basham
Banham
Robertson
Roberton
Tibbits
Ailler
Hanaun
Imhot
Roy
D. Thornaby
G. Hales
A. Thom
Mennywethiers
Minteher i
Coleman Cock
THE
Communist Party
Peeroy Cash
Elroy
Manger
Treen
Reece
Evatt
High Court