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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1946
Page
1
LR Carey prepares to undertake wheat grading and packing in the Goulburn Valley. Stock news mentions pickle supplies and M. W. Ingram, a practical bootmaker and repairer at Williams Shoe Store in Melville Street, Numurkah.
The Leader column argues Communist influence dominates federal policy through unions and Dr Evatt's foreign stance. It cites the Piet Hein affair, strikes, and calls for a September election to elect a government prioritizing production and fair treatment for workers and employers. The piece condemns Moscow influence and urges arbitration alongside productive policy.
The article critiques the Communist Party slogan War On Employers, arguing it aims to disrupt industry and topple the employing class. It questions where workers would earn wages if the class is removed and notes that employers invest capital and energy to secure a decent living, while facing risks.
The column calls for saving heifer calves to avert a milk shortage, noting the Soldier Settlement Commission will pay a minimum of £5 per suitable calf aged five to seven months. The Department of Agriculture seeks 350,000 calves this year and next, with Young Farmers' Clubs helping where available.
The Minister for Labor in Victoria urges federal counterparts to follow a calm approach amid the Tranfounders Union dispute. He warns that last Friday’s strike plan could devastate industry, coal supply, and seamen output, risking widespread harm to families across the state. He convened a conference of employers to seek a pragmatic, common sense solution.
A reader praises The Leader for its gutsy commentary as his son works in a large factory. The subscriber pins the page on his bulletin board and comments on a slang filled article while appreciating the paper’s bold stance.
Personal notice promotes remedies for anemia rheumatoid arthritis and catarrh with free advice and a booklet titled Guide To Health. It lists herbs and stock at Markov Pharmacy 444 Elgin Street Carlton Melbourne and claims 31 years in business.
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