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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1945
Page
1
The readable text hints at a debate on postwar occupation and defense funding in Japan. It references government power, private companies, and the role of private entities in evacuation and servicing facilities during a period of Allied occupation. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Victorian taxpayers face higher federal income tax under the pay-as-you-earn regime, paying more than before while deductions shift. The piece compares 1941-42 and 1942-43 figures, noting Victoria pays £5 6s per head and receives £3 6s, while New South Wales pays £4 19s and nets £6 6s, urging inquiry into fairness.
The piece criticizes Mr Calwell and his Department of Information for heavy public spending on publicity and journalism. It argues that despite large budgets and frequent handouts the output fails to justify the costs and questions the value of government advertising. It mentions totals of 279000 pounds yearly plus 18730 for journalists and 33400 and 40000 for publicity and food control notices. It ends by urging Mr Chifley to reconsider the allocations.
A fragmented passage suggests potential savings by reducing or abolishing the Department for Information. It argues a future tax reduction could save thousands if the department is economised or eliminated, implying the change would be barely missed.
Sir Miles Thomas states confidence in the character and readiness of postwar servicemen and women. He cites Army Bureau of Current Affairs lectures radio influence and religious life as factors shaping a healthier return to civilian life and a strong contribution to the country’s welfare.
An advertisement touts Heenzo Cough Remedy as money saving and fast acting for coughs colds croup bronchitis sore throats and influenza. It suggests making a pint from a two shilling bottle with sweetened water for adults and children to ingest.
An advertisement appeal in The Numurkah Leader promotes quick sale of stock if prices meet expectations. The note emphasizes suitability and pricing as key factors for running the ad.
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