No. 2 votes urged in Bowen by election rally
The Bowen by election campaign centers on No. 2 votes for John Smith of the Country Party. Speakers in nearby venues criticize Communist and Independent candidates, urge Labor-area support, and cite unemployment and government spending as issues. W A Tien and others address gatherings at Cannon Valley and Crystal Brook, stressing practical labor goals and regional spending.
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Douglas Credit
John Smith
Country Party
John S Smith
Mutth
Labor
Loverooms
Muber
West Moreton
DB. Jehean
Maher
Wen
Theie Proserpine
W. A. Tien
Cunningham
Cannon Valley
Pocwcun
Tuoelig
Ranitty
Leo
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Community briefing outlines farmers market plans with two speakers. Seating and accessibility details discussed. location at Bowell Street, Howen, with attendee welcome message.
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Metanald
Bowell Street
Howen
Train Attack at Maryborough Stirs Police Probe
Police concentrate on Bridlebery fraud and related oaths as they pursue leads in the Maryborough assault case. Officials report ongoing investigations with marginal progress and call for public cooperation to identify a suspect in the disturbing incident.
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Bribbane
Alies
Thorestor
Maryborough
Ascniinti
Potlee
Pullle
Bowen electors set for meeting with candidates
A local meeting chaired by Mr Hoberre will hear the Bowen electors discuss the Conting Party candidate John Rauith at the Chai Shoat at 7 30. Eb B MGA and Me will also speak. Attendances expected from Bowen and nearby areas with presiding official Me Eyre Afitssy Oh.
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Comitry Party
John Smith
Mattie
Wert Moreton
Abrio
MeTimmuid
Cinmtre Party Organiver
Bowen "Tomi
Grand Theatin
Bowen
Tai
Hoberre
Contig Party
John Rauith
Chai Shoat
Ebb
Mulier Mga
Mae Dent
MeDoahd
Powell St. Bowen
By-Election at Bowen School of Arts Affects Labor Campaign
Reports from a Bowen by election meeting at the School of Arts show Hon BL A Brice and Mr. Riordan aligned with the Labor endorsement and the Country Party critique of public service pay and tax relief. Bruce and Maher contested statements on public service pay rises and unemployment relief.
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School of Arts
H. A. Bruce
Labor
A Brice
Arta
Bowen
Labor Caudalie
BJ. Riordan
Brace
Cult
Anit
Simith
Maher
Smith
Country Party
Bruce
Bowen Independent
Wedeen
Mit
Maer
Minheir
Tonge
Ar. Brace
Moore
Pyasistilng
T Hom
Labour
Mr. Hynes
Labour and Industry
Pero
Indole
Dawson River
Queensland
Mr. Bruce
Mier
Renee
Arcedeis
Brisbane Debates Toll Bridge and Public Spending
A Brisbane council debate centers on a private toll bridge deal linked to Moore Barnes governance and a 40 year concession. The Labor government outlines new large public works and wage restoration, arguing city subsidies reflect broader state needs while critics claim city spending dwarfs rural costs.
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Miuore- Barnes
Euernoux
Moore-Barnes
Abilene
Brisbane
Stanley Toyer
Dani Wis
Thewich City
Connells
Aime Srdien
Alem
Lwis
Moore
Howe
Ter One
CT Bn
AL Brien
Pwell Street
Hawi
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Powell Street
Uowen
The
Fred Paterson
Merinta
Merinda
Olympia Theatre
Oelock Pau
Prmd Paterson
Prarty
Wilshhee, Bowen
Massy & Crowley
Ron
Bon
E. We. Boulter
Herbert Street
Eugene
Gray
RELDY
Jnilgen
Bruceo
Eveene
Gray's Salon
Gaerre Street
F. J. Bouller
PARTY
Notich Cr Madden
Wis
Everrthing
Madden
G. L. Titwards
Wil Thums Street
Apply Jt Kettle
Powell Shest, Boye
Lot
Briahine
Treasury Ayltings
Byrnh
Rayward
Cash and Carry
Rhen-West
Shorty
Poyutecheg
Pkt
Him
Hani
Church OF England
Huteles
Ti Mei
Tyan
Green
IK Tig School of Arts
Lew Church Building Fund
Gray's Salem
George Brree
H. P. Cox
George Street
P.O. Bowen
J. M. Lowcock
Reynolds Street
Sherwin Williams
Pheenix Insurance Coy
D. J. Johnston
Gregory Street
LOWEN
Fim
Fporuitore
Aw Biles
Finnueo
Carined
Biwiclund Mart
Pyrattaee
Ete
Quality Butchers
J. E. Kelly
Williams Street
Bow
DD. J. Darwen
W. H. Darwen
Bona
North Queensland
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