Communism Still the Big Election Issue
Mr Anthony called communism the chief issue as voters prepared for Saturday polls. He criticized the Labour majority in the Senate, urged support for Fred Cooke of the Country Party, and attacked McGirr and Evatt while promising end to rationing and strong anti communist action. He accused Labour of obstructing promised reforms and warned that the Senate would delay legislation if McGirr returned.
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Anthony
Senate
McGirr
Labour
Mothers of Australia
Country People
Fred Cooke
Country Party
McGill Labour
McGire
Trades Hall
Pry
Menzies
Sterling
Nowihley
Australia
Weeckens
Chifley
Evatt
Sunti
Dune
Olufley
Wits
Hich Lyzons
Welcome for C P Candidate Fred Cooke at Agricultural Hall
In an Agricultural Hall meeting the Country Party candidate Fred Cooke outlined an indigenous policy for New South Wales. He spoke of education by charitable organisations, a white-administered settlement with modern amenities, schools, and training to fit aborigines as citizens while reducing liquor influence. He proposed domestic workers and factory roles for Aboriginal women and promised abolition of present discrimination, urging acceptance as equals in the community. He closed by thanking Mr. Anthony for travelling to Wel.
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Country Party
Fred Cooke
Cooke
New South Wales
Mr. Cooke
Only A Strong United Voice Will Bring Recognition of Country Claims
A recent editorial calls for a united country voice to gain recognition of country claims. The piece praises Country Party leaders, notes decentralisation successes like Wyangats Dam and Sandy Borlow Railway, and urges voting for Cooke to support Wellington district and broader national interests.
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Perty
Mst
Country Party
Feerad
Chifley
Fife
Austen
Jim
Wyangats
Sandy Borlow
Cooke
Nsw
Australia
Wellington
District
Wellington to Share Handsomely in PALG?s Plans for Improved Country Postal
Mr Anthony outlined rapid modernization of Wellington services including a new prefabricated telephone exchange, post office alterations for more counter space and staff amenities, and a modern teletype telegraph system. Plans also call for new trunk lines to Sydney and other centers, night operator service, and eventual public telephone in Nanima.
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Wellington
Palg
Anthony
Mr. Anthony
L. J. Poiles
Nanima
Sydney
Welington
Sophie
Hell Ms
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Mudgee
Domimonwealth
Toverniseny
MuGirr
Lsd
England
Menaies
HL. Anfhony
C.P
Gaoke
My. Anthony
Wagga
Erin
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