Goodwill Day and motor traffic shift at Bowral
The editor notes Goodwill Day marking the First Peace Conference opening in 1899 and urges youth appeals to peace. It then examines the transformation of society via motor cars, noting road strain, widening needs, and Bowral’s status as a car center with Bong Bong Street needing widening or a second through road, urging democratic reform and open field for candidates.
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The Vacancy and the Party Stranglehold
A critique of pre selection in politics, arguing the Nationalists risk losing electors’ choice. It asserts seat selling risks under current pre selection, cites Royal Commissions, and lauds the Boy Scout movement as non militaristic, praising daily good deeds as ethical leadership.
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