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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
4
A discussion at the Manila Business Men's Association debated a Federal Rural Reconstruction proposal to consolidate small farms into larger ones for mechanisation. Kenneth Kennedy urged caution, arguing that outcomes depend on local conditions such as farm size and the needs of Soldier Settlers, with some 30 acre plots viable and others needing 3,000 acres.
Notice prohibits any person trespassing or removing wood from Clon tari after the specified date and warns of prosecution. Mentions ten persons previously granted permission and names Bignali and Miss Donnelly in the signer line.
The Manilla branch of the 2TM Womens Radio Club held a Get Together afternoon to support the Maternity Ward Fund at Manilla Hospital, the C.W.A. and Patriotic and War Fund, with £10 donated for the Park Pond and £3 for the school kindergarten. Donations to the Red Cross and other local groups followed, and proceeds totaled £4 3s 0d. The event featured Miss Mary Garter, Mrs. Urquhart, and Mrs. Tina Brett, with prizes and performances.
Queensland Senator Crawford, a 57 year UAP veteran, is expelled from the party after voting for the Towers Bill against party opposition. The move signals party dictatorship over democracy, with critics calling it suppression of independent conscience and political freedom within Parliament.
The author argues electors back anti labor candidates as champions of freedom. They cite Lieut Bill Chaffey and a past state election where leaders crossed party lines on a Workers Compensation Bill. The piece states the UAP is fading, while Senator Crawford earns broad respect among freedom loving Australians.
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