Bitcon's Winter Coats Offer a Wide Variety
Bitcon's presents a selection of ladies winter weight coats in navy black brown grey mist blue and green with wool linings and checked styles. The shop touts new arrivals with features like semi fillings and squared shoulders and emphasizes easy warm wear with multiple sizes and coupons.
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Calla & Long
Wajbeevr
Mark Mohran
Sigler
Crane
Referendum on August 19 Faces Party Line Debate
The Leader warns voters that referendum support may hinge on party allegiance rather than principle. It argues future leaders could abuse any granted powers, urges independent judgment, and cautions against partisan manipulation over wartime powers and postwar uses. The piece highlights Labor and non Labour fears, urges voters to consider future trust.
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Curtin
Menzies
Menzi
Tshor
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Fadden
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War Referendum and the Powers Debate in Australia
A reader letter in 1946 argues against granting wartime powers postwar. It criticizes employment controls, organized marketing, and government production and distribution, warning such powers would tighten state control and harm the people. Dr Evatt is cited on the five year postwar plan and the danger of managed boards. The piece questions Yes campaign claims to rehabilitate servicemen and stresses support for workers and veterans, while warning against extending manpower directives and government reach.
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Evatt
Lawic
Fac
Bill
Brown
Jehovah's Witnesse
You
Bilt
Sim
Numurkah
Ws Brown
Altgether
S.A
W.A
Bill Brown
Yes
Australia
Preference for soldiers in jobs sparks national debate
A columnist argues the government cannot deny veterans preference by promising universal employment. Returning soldiers face lost jobs, physical injuries, and disrupted skill development, while civilians who stayed at home retain advantages. The piece urges that veterans deserve genuine job priority, not charity, to level the playing field.
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Australia
Mr Curtin Supports Us Amid Ambiguous Caption
Readable fragments indicate Mr Curtin backed a stance to prevent caption confusion. The text implies support but lacks clear context or outcome, leaving interpretation uncertain about motives or consequences.
Contention over Referencum and Curtin leadership discussed
Fragmented parliamentary commentary questions Mr Curtin's backing of policies and the Referencum. It notes fear among electors about liberty and freedom, with warnings that Curtin's silence could sway the August 19 vote. It references Carlin and government power debates and worker demobilization impacts.
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Carlin
Mr Curtin
Curtin Telegram on Referendum Preference Regime Sparks Debate
A transcript of Curtin's telegram urges extended preference for ex-service men in employment and warns that failure to carry the Referendum could curb future favour. The column argues governments have long exercised broad power to grant preference and that no constitutional obstacle justifies withholding it.
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Ima
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Line
Hooray For Horsetralin Reopens Caulfield Racecourse
Caulfield racecourse reopened after occupation by military forces. Rehabilitation required building materials and soldier families faced crowded slums during closure. Authorities emphasize reopening aids the war effort and accelerates national goals.
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Referendum Pointers and Warnings in Political Critique
The fragment cites Karl Marx on violence and overpowering the state, warns against elevating politicians and officials above others, and notes discharges and casualties in a discussion of political fault lines.
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