Leader's Weekly Commentary Attacks Socialisation Policy
The Leader criticizes the Federal Government for pushing Labour Party Socialisation aims, including bank nationalisation and CSIR restructuring. It cites court embargo costs, Privy Council appeals, and warns of loss to taxpayers from rail and airline ventures. It notes opposition to broadcasters and immigration policy debates alongside remarks on MPs and the upcoming electorate.
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Labor Party
Privy Council
Willy-Nilly
Eddie Ward
Friction in Government Ranks Amid Cabinet Discord
The article notes signs of discord within the Federal Cabinet and hints at a rift among Cabinet members. It suggests outward party unity while whispers point to internal tension and a less harmonious internal atmosphere as Christmas recess approaches.
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Chifey
What Happened Thirty Years Ago October 1918 Items
Privates Hugh Sloley and H Holmes received “lets” on final leave. Private W Lynch, hospitalised with malaria fever, is improving per 10 cablegrams to his parents Mr and Mrs M Lynch of Dunbalbalane. Garonne won secretary post of Victorian Producers’ Association at Nathalia by six votes. Numarks Agricultural Society issue to be discussed November 9. Miller Stores reopen November 1. New proprietor Mr G Bicon of Tallygaroopna. Society apologises to ladies for mishap with arrangements at Numurkah show. Ladies arrived with cloths and paraphernalia, hindering table setup.
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Hugh Sloley
H. Holmes
M. Lynch
Dunbalbalane
W. Lynch
Defence Department
Messrs
A. Garonne
P.D. Eck O'Hanlon
Victorian Producers’ Association
Nathalia
Garonne
Numarks Agricultural Society
G. Bicon
Tree Bandages For Codling Moth
Horticultural officers describe bands as a useful method besides spraying to trap codling moth larvae. Corrugated cardboard chemical bands suit smooth bark but are eaten by birds. bag bandages trap more grubs and suit rough bark pears. Bandages should be removed every ten days to destroy grubs by late November.
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Vietorian
Department of Agriculture
William Johns Optical Service Visits Numurkah Monthly
The William Johns Optical Service, operating from Melbourne, Shepparton and Kyabram, now visits Numurkah monthly. Contact Mr FP. A. Guenther, Chemist, for an appointment by phone or call.
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William Johns
Melbourne
Shepparton
Kyabram
Numurkah
FP. A. Guenther
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Numurkah 195
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Numurksh
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al Printing
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