Protest over Communist licenses to publish papers in Australia
The Australian newspaper proprietors urge strong protest against alleged Federal Government permission for four Communist Party newspapers in Sydney Melbourne Brisbane and Perth. They point to scarce newsprint and question funding sources while noting Labour Conference opposition to Communist affiliation. The piece cites pools of Australian newsprint and the role of metropolitan dailies in paper production and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autralia
Certuam Ul
Bayer
Tasmania
Commonwealth
Australian Labour Party
Boyer Mills
Sydney
Labour
Communist Party
Trades and Labour Council
United-Front
Campbelltown Fishermen's Club bids farewell to H W Boucher
The Campbelltown Amateur Fishermen's Club held a dinner at Hotel Campbelltown to honor H W Boucher the branch bank manager and long time Campbelltown citizen. Speakers praised his nine years of service and wished him luck as he moves to Moama to manage the Bank of New South Wales branch.
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Campbelltown
H. W. Boucher
Wear
Boucher
Bank of New South Wales
Moan
Fishermen's Club
C. C. Murray
Haimmoma
Lack
Cc. C. Murray
R. A. Sidman
F. Sedgwick
W. Corderoy
Moama
Murray River
Victorian
Bouss
Boueh
Bowcher
Bank of N.S.W
Bank of N
Campbelltown Association
Riverina
Murray
Conference decision action on Communist venture awaited
The sincerity of the conference decision and its action regarding the Communist venture will be watched with heightened interest by observers and participants.
Presentation to Mrs. Boucher by St Peter's Guild
The Rector of St Peter’s Church of England and Mrs Rofe carried a farewell message from the St Peter’s Church Women’s Guild to Mrs Boucher. Mrs Rofe presented her with a Prayer Book from the Guild and spoke of their worry at losing such an ardent worker and friend in Campbelltown. Mrs Boucher thanked them and noted their good wishes as she departs for new duties.
Campbelltown Red Cross Fund Raising Report
Campbelltown Red Cross held a Town Hall dance raising 24 pounds 2 shillings 6 pence for general funds. Nett profit after expenses 16 pounds 7 shillings. Mrs Lysaght led the POW Adoption Fund drive with 13 pounds 15 shillings raised, including 3 pounds 7 shillings 10 pence on the Red Cross ranle. Gwen Duguid and June OConnor contributed from a backyard concert. May collections totaled 57 pounds 10 shillings. Train crowding and transport issues threaten city outskirts and commuter delays.
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Lysaght
Cooper Deane
Miss Lysaght
Red Cross
Gwen Duguid
June O'Conner
Protest Over Delays To 6 5 Train From Sydney To Picton
Residents of Campbelltown request support to protest ongoing delays to the 6.5 p m train to Picton. The service runs late due to sidetracking for express trains, leaving workers home after 8 p m. Proposals urge speeding up and removing unneeded stops to beat express services.
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Campbelltown
Sydney
Picton
Liverpool
Ingleburn
Strathfield
Redfern
Burwood
Lidcombe
Regent's Park
Wus
Home on Leave Pair Sailors Show Fit Form
Gunner Bill Thomas and Corporal Tom Cooper Bath are on leave and look in peak condition as they return from duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunner Bill Thomas
Corporal Tom Cooper Bath
Australians Weighing Fate of War Time Election
The article urges voters to study the forthcoming federal election, stressing the citizens' power to shape the nation amid war. It calls for informed judgment, warns against blind partisanship, and honors those who fought to secure the franchise.
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People of
Australia
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Campbelltown News
Awshali
MR. H. W. Boucher
Mrs. Boucher
Campbelltown Red Cross
Prisoners OF War Adoption Fund
Menangle Park
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