Foreign debt fears loom over Australia trade balance
A fragmentary 1920s style analysis warns that Australia faces a crisis as loan renewals become scarce. It argues the only relief is exporting gold or changing loan terms, urging Australia to wean reliance on external credit and boost domestic production to avoid repeated borrowings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorta
London
Mach Teas
Laaue
Australan Loum Council
Commonwealth
State
Review of June Economy Amid Rain And Cash Shortage
An uncertain June mood reflects sluggish business and scarce liquidity. Banks tighten credit while demand for relief work rises. government actions and a youth case dominate commentary though tangible wealth remains elusive. Secondhand goods listings appear, with local ads for reconditioned items and terms.
Unemployment relief and charity safeguards outlined
The Commonwealth Government plans an allowance of £1,000,000 for unemployment relief though welfare remains largely a State matter. New South Wales would receive £105,000 and high tariffs could delay immediate relief. A bill by Chief Secretary Chaffey would impose five years imprisonment for misappropriating charitable funds and empower police to stop public fund collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Provista
New South Wales
Uank
Thor
Chaffey
Extraordinary Care Under Brisbane Justice Submits Whipping
In a Brisbane Supreme Court session a boy named Willerasst TrieschaanD was whipped by his father after pleading not guilty to interfering with a girl under 12. The jury found him guilty with a mercy recommendation, amid Crown Prosecutor remarks on the boy's mental state. The father was ordered to give me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minchman
Willerasst Trieschaand
Brisbane
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. F. Thomas
Goulburn
Braidwood
James J. Garvey
Boligitor
Ameuald
Robert N. Bull
Byrie Strest Ours
the Review
John Quick
Ngulral
Helene
Prandte
Ale Brennan
Ethan
Sydney
Higgins
Jas. Higgins General Merchant
Peveral Grant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!