Boys Will Be Boys and the Sydney Open Letter
A reader condemns student pranks at the University of Western Australia as vulgar, calls for stopping overseas influences, and compares them to broader public morals. The piece also discusses trees near a service station, wartime fears, and media bias including the BBC and The Times, concluding with guidance on letter submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Western Australia
Australia
Atin Han
Bradman
Ary Nealing
B.B.C
Times
BBC
British Broadcasting Corporation
The
Ton
Arc
Judes
Country Party Candidates and Albany Harbour Support
The report notes Alt Watts as an early starter in a field where he is unopposed and likely to win but without costs. U Hi is seen as aiming for accuracy amid dock foundations at Albany. Leon backs Address-in-Reply for Albany harbour, while Sydney Stubs remains hospitalized during the campaign with uncertain chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Watts
Watts
U Hi
Albany
Leon
Sydney Stubs
Syd
New
Marsiall
Bredus
Bill Patrick
Itc
Latham’s York Speech Sets Stage for Premiership Prospects
Charles George Latham, long an influential York MP and deputy premier, delivered a policy speech in York last week to an enthusiastic audience. Observers note his urban appeal and strong parliamentary presence, suggesting potential leadership beyond the last administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
James Mitchell
Charles George Latham
Latham
Political campaigning and party notes in Western Australia
A lengthy draft of political speech notes and endorsements covers candidates and parties across WA districts. It praises figures like Latham Ferguson and Cassey, mentions Deutt, Richards, and Sammy Sampson, and discusses policies on native affairs, third party insurance, and development of the North.
FURTHER POINTS From the C P Leader Policy Speech
The policy outlines western development and agricultural expansion including dairying fruit growing tobacco and hop culture. It argues for liberal mining policy water supply water conservation irrigation and drainage, aims to remove freight charges on state railways, and supports a select committee on education with revenue considerations and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southewestern Industries
Weill’ Ly Research and
Great Southern Railway
Otter Aste
Country Party
All Lands Commission
Aew
National Party Pleased With Campaign Progress
National Party official Mr Hugh K McLean stated satisfaction with the campaign progress of the Western party, noting positive reception and momentum as elections approach. He emphasized unity and readiness for the forthcoming electoral events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Party
Natsonal Party of
Western
Hugh K. McLean
Nationalist Leader McDonald Heads party rise in West Perth
Robert Ross McDonald, longtime deputy leader and West Perth legislative member since 1993, rises to a position of influence as the Nationalists anticipate multiple seats in the new Parliament. Reports suggest strong Nationalist campaigns across Northam Sussex Two Nelson Forrest and Gold Fields areas with several candidates campaigning effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ross McDonald
Npeae
West Perth
Mead
Wale
Sussex
Nelson
J. H. Smith
Guy Thomson
Forrest
P. Retallack
Goldfields
Hve
Hoa. Kingsbury
Perth
Feld
DM. Cleland
Harry Macy
Natonalisy
Canning
Srhore
National Pitty
Alerle
Western Australian Campaign Echoes North West Backing
The piece notes W Moore and Brownhill-Traniiw as long-known North West figures backing Nationalist candidates. It mentions Labour risks in Port Hedland and Pertl, ALC Angelo's long illness, and strong Donaldson and Ayneh campaigns in Geraldton. It quotes Mr McLean on metropolitan area hopes for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalgoorlie Wat
W. Moore
Brownhill-traniiw
K. AL Burton
Mannans
Welsh 14
Carmpaiinyiang
Rolbie al Pilbara
Far
Te National Party
Pertl Hor Koebournie
Angelo
Vinty
Donaldson
Kogwa
Geraldton
P. J Ayneh
Senate
McLean
Perth Leads Nationalist Push in Key Western Australian Seats
In Perth and surrounding electorates a strong Nationalist effort targets seats such as North Perth and Canning. Endorsed candidates include W. W. Goodler and J. MacCalhuny Smith, with ongoing campaigns in Fremantle, South Fremantle, Middle Swan, and West Perth. Labor holds rely on local shifts while the Nationalists push for gains across several districts amid tax and policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ease
Premaitle
Paneh James Io
Fremantle
South Fremantle
Catdwlater Im de Fel
W. H. Garteell
J. A. Wilson
K. J. Drake-Brockmann
Middle Swan
Farmers and the Financial Emergency Tax Debate
The article reports on a political debate over abolishing the Financial Emergency Tax. It notes the leader of the Honey Cannity Party, MLC G. Lathanty, avoids endorsing the proposal, claiming it would aid farmers while acknowledging persistent distrust of income taxation. It frames farmers as financially constrained and criticizes the policy’s potential impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hye Cannity Party
MLC
G. Lathanty
Cleeting Bai
Lavhati
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Wrigley
Kaen Queensland Isurance Co, Ltd
Lares
CCL Ae Een
Piast Ae
James Street
Encinas
Renu Coy
Spp
Richmond Station
Aarp
Stubbs
Melbourne
A. Quist
H. Hopman
C. G. Latham
Vic. Lowey
Speakes
Speaker
Williams-Narrogmn
Macung
Vics
W. P. Deutt
Walkingham
Morris
Jasper Aorton
Bunbury
Jaspers
Peter Cassey
Mt. Magnet
Peter
Une Leonora End
Charlie Buster
Cassey
Yilgare-Loulgardie
Labour Party
Friday Richards
Friday
Charlie Latham
B.D. Ferguson
Irwin-Moore
Fergie
L. G. Boyle
Avon
Idh
George
Sammy
Air
Sampson
Swan
Bee Keepers’ Association
Cominstoner
Ye North
Northern Territory
Hiab
Commonwealth
Sure Country Party
C.P
Norbert Keenan
McDonald
Boss McDonald
Ross McDonald
J. MacCalhuny Smith
North Perth
Hawshorn
Gil Clarke
Nationale Ist
W. W. Goodler
Roberts
Sudiato
Hen Stes i Cardell-Oliver
Labour
Richardauny
RosetteDoralis
Trun Tine
Ectenaire
Craighil Iy
Norbert Keevir Horner
Niw Viv
Mr. Keetau
Nasseat
Ly Sly A.W Crier
Lagan
Sta Tirah
Priorguyteys
Ememiprinn
Univers
Listipeuls
H. J Prater
P.P.A
K.C, Mila
Parliamentary
Hugh K. MacLean
AMP. Chambers
Citizens’ Rights League
William Street
P. Elkington
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