26 Feb 1940
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1940
Page
1
Federal Attorney General W. M. Hughes declared that communist parasites caused several strikes and threats of strikes across Australia. He said they infiltrated unions they had nothing in common with, exploited grievances, and aimed to turn small disputes into large conflagrations.
Mr Lan Birchall, employed on Mr A Froglays Suntop property, was injured when a team of ten horses bolted and a swingle bar broke. Dragged by the plough, he suffered severe head and body injuries, bruises, lacerations, and a broken leg. He was aided to Froglays house and then to hospital by ambulance.
The feature outlines Australia’s shift toward industrial development led by the Times cocation team and Hen E C Sommerlad. It argues primary industries must supply raw materials for manufacturers, boosting city and country growth, with focus on regional development and examples from successful local exporters.
Reports indicate the State Country Party planned to contest certain seats held by TAP. Secretary Munro of the UCP says no final decision was made and discussions on the next elections continue.
Sydney Monday report states Cameron head of the Federal Country Party, in Roma Queensland interview, remains firm for a coalition government. He did not say if he would initiate unity with the JAP, but asserts that during war the ideal government is needed.
Sydney reports a record wheat crop as the Australian Wheat Board, via licensed receivers, marks a pre war top. Mr Clive Mes Pherwon announces the forecast yield of about 600,000,000 bushels, signaling a peak in Australian production.
A NSW premier dismisses opposition to his ideas on key issues and says he is unaware of any moves to oust him from LAP leadership or from the premiership, indicating no immediate threat to his grip on power. The remarks suggest internal harmony despite external misgivings.
An opinion piece praising national leaders and international dialogue. The writer notes expertise across countries and praises refined reporting, urging careful coverage of an important policy discussion currently in the spotlight. The tone hints at optimism for progress and responsible journalism.
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