Ithaca Case Before High Court in Melbourne
George Bydney Webb led the Queenslander Protestant Labour Party in a High Court challenge to a Queensland Full Court election ruling. Edward Manton was declared winner, with Webb contesting the judgment as not within the Commonwealth Constitution appeal scope. The court prepares to rule on Webb's leave or pretrial appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tureday
George Bydney Webb
A. D
Morlls
Edward 5
Michael Manton
Queenaland
Queensland
McGill
Webb
Hallon
John Latham
George Rich
Hayden Blarke
Dixon
Miustice Evatt
Justice McTiernan Haverine
Justen A. Douglas
Pall Court
Manton
Ithaca
Manion
Wan Webb
Goverty
Ena
Ine
Shell Bursary Awards Declared by Shell Company
The Shell Company announced bursaries for 199 boys and 5 girls valued at £10 each. Recipients include Rosemary Calder Abbotaleigh Rand Holland Park, Aurene J Jarvis, Annette P Molt Rasamore Avenue, and Margaret Pestorius Trout Street, among others. Tenders for education funds and housing were also opened with details listed for concerned parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Purserf
Shell
Austa Ud
Yemerday
Rosemary Calder
Abbotaleigh Rand
Holland Park
J. Jarvis
Herston Road
Elvin
Annette P. Molt
Rasamore Avenue
Oorparvo
Margaret Pestorius
Trout Street
Aungrove
Jean Bennett
Tarragind Road
Tarried King
Southpine Road
Alderel
Tenffieen
Simtel Hances Corporation
Green Rainworth
Tte
Matthews
Curie
Tooke
W. Shipway
Vali
Bowen
Marshman
Bills
Eine
Ab Rothery
G. C
N. Perss
Kee
Touk
Fon
Lewist
Piven
Roberts
Lindiin
R. Kelley
Marsh
Delaney
Penalrts Parca
J. H Watson
M.D. Simpson
Asherovesti
A. Matthews
H. E. Blutfel
Khartoum Street
Gordon
Germany and wool buying letters to the editor
A reader letter questions British policy on South Africa and Empire trade. It argues German buyers influence the South African wool market and criticizes a payments clearance deal as contrary to Empire interests. The writer urges unity and cautions against German dominance in wool purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
SPR
South Armen
Great Britain
Africa
Phra
Wattanglenord
Todke
Allen
Cermany
Alan ‘Aken
Thetvere
Wien
South
Empire Unity League
Lanian
Tramway Union Votes On Retiring Gift Plan
Members of the Tramway Union approved a proposal to use a pool for retiring gifts to a member. The plan, tied to potential rule changes, was announced by secretary W Richardson. The vote was 750 Yes, 219 No, tallying 541 majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramway Union
Beaney Tix Association
Vnion Ook A. Jot
Union Imr
W. Richardson
Rural electricity scheme pushed by Brisbane council
The Brisbane City Council debated extending electrical supply to rural districts. Lord Mayor urged council to consider funding from profits and keeping rates fair. Officials expect rural electrification to cost about 3000 pounds and complete within two years, praising government creation of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Hilisbane
Counell
Am Anilien
W. Luckina
Brisbane
Commission
Apple Publicity Committee Pushes Expanded School Campaign
Members of the Apple Publicity Committee met yesterday in Queensland to review a drive that previously distributed apples to schoolchildren. Funds are available to extend the program, aiming to reach more schools this year and begin the campaign at a fixed start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple
Queensland
Widespread Rain Reported From Western Stations
Western weather summaries list totals from many stations including Charleville Barrimorale iictorr Wheat Diliainn Yanara Liulstone Kynneraley Karola Moruya Molonga Toologn Colombo Race View Collaroy Rosewood Marvale Wardsdale Arco Portland Croxdale Old Gowrie Arabeis 370. Wyandra Totals to yesterday name Boatman Halverson Wiranna Belmore Wonyuiee Alpna Quilberty Cilffdate Spring Creek Yallt Ion Whitewater Coongoola Elmina Cainba Lulworth Toney Wallen Wadehill Ambathalla Bronte Gumbardo Ada ale Augathella Connemara Oakwood Perolu Park Lucknow Babijoorn Chatham Tathuunarra Rauncoure oily Downs DETAR Seer MSNA etc. Multiple localities with varied rainfall readings noted.
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Ansainion
Omamlevill
Wiitewater
Coongoola
Elmina
Cainba
Lulworth
Toney
Wallen
Adavale
Tijo
Wadehill
Ambathalla
Bronte
Gumbardo
Adaale
Augathella
Tolas
Ford
Coolubr Tay
Cargara
Oakwood
Perolu Park
Buifenda
Lucknow
Babijoorn
Chatham
Tathuunarra
Nive
Fis
Rauucoure
Oily Downs! T
Record Year for Blind Society Faces Donations Rise
The Blind Society reports increased donations and a strong membership drive, with executive council officers and vice-presidents named. The annual report highlights intensified fundraising, a 130 member-strong body, and plans for upcoming campaigns and events.
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Connidersy
Unis
Tata
Peeshiente
Toebuter
Siaties Shin
Biaeh Bate Ae
Meer Farad
Browne W. “Theale
Gladys Hlexs
Ameasen
Gilles
W.'Luciene
Mesars
Sean “Toul” Mesdames
Wallace
Briiemian
Pull
Leases ban lifted opens vast northern territory for leases
Darwin reports the Federal Government will lift the embargo on pastoral leases in the Northern Territory. Administrator Abbott announced the move under the Payne report, enabling 100 to 300 square mile blocks and boosting development and protection of improvements. The embargo since 1933 aimed to refine chartered company retirements. Meanwhile a Moscow trip for Australian union delegates was canceled due to international tensions, with six delegates named for May Day travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Territory
Me. Abbott
Payne
Murwen
Abbott
Moscow
Australia
Russia
Northgate nursery show features gerberas and plant exhibits
A cluttered text fragment describes a monthly sale at the Northgate horticultural site with gerberas and other plants. It mentions entry fees, various entries, and competitions, noting a Dunny Won distinction and several unclear participant names.
Australians Drink Half Pint Milk Daily Says Statistician
Canberra reports that average Australian consumption is half a pint of milk per day. Commonwealth Statistician Dr. R Wilson says yearly milk production totals about 192 million gallons, with seven of twelve billion gallons used in butter and cheese processing, while 19 percent becomes condensed or powdered milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australing
Commonwealth Statistician
R. Wilson
Wells and Labor-Saving Scheme Motivates Local Plot
A tale in the Sunday Mail sketches a plan to cut up and sell wells in Gunn’s Gully as a labour saver. Bill descended the well. Bowyang operated the windlass. The sketch “Bowyangs” inspires a prize contest offering £150 for best entries. Two titles may be submitted for sixpence. entries close tomorrow at The Sunday Mail office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovier
Bill
Bowyang
Bowyangs
Binday'y
Sunday Mail
Pam
Queensland Catholic seminary planned to train priests
Archbishop Duhig and bishops announce a Queensland seminary to train men for the priesthood in Brisbane serving the whole state. Previously Queensland students studied in New South Wales at Manly or Springwood, with fifteen clerics returning this week to complete studies.
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Queensland
Duhig
North Queensland
Heavey
Rockhampton
Br Hayes
Sydney
Association For the Propagation of
Brisbane
New South Wales
Manly
Springwood
Master Builders Officers Elected at Queensland Meeting
Officers elected at the annual Queensland Master Builders Association meeting include President W. G. Grigg Vice-president J. Hutchinson Treasurer F Lee Auditor JY Committee H. C. Kerr G H Day R Ginn ii Mestanier B Bartlett Trustees T Hurons G and J Rees Standardisation officers W Gerr Quan ides committee Mears GO E Day W G Kerr R Clark Representatives to Employers Federation W G Grise BJ Bartlett and Mutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland Master Builders' ‘Ansociation
W. G. Grigg
J. Hutchin Sons
F' Lee
H. C. Kerr
G.H. Day
R. Ginni
Mestanier
Bartlett Tex
Gets
T. Hurons
J. Rees
Standardisaton
Fong Micas
Mr. W.gerr
Quanides Committee
Mears
GO. E. Day
W. G. Kerr
R. Clark
Jon
Employers' Federation
Messrs
W. ,G.grise
BJ. Bartlett
Mutchinson
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State. Advances Corporation
Shell Bursary
Pepe Paso
Laueven
Eere Soar
Eeek Et Ra
Graham Kift
Ellersie Creacent
Mat Sia
Mie
de Bet
Ser Wa
Dweillogy
Advantoes Corporation
Nex
One Jarvis
Fred King
Honemary Calder Robert Javkeon
Arthur Kruger
Graham Kul
Pestorina Charlen Miller
Air Force Exchange
J. €. Stumell
Hayul Air Force
Rouah Kabhune
Y’ ii
Marwhat Williamy
Rlaale
Detar Seer
Msna Adie
Oinmatva
Heelurid
Ghenetien
Tregonning
Brunelleres Ulnevide
Widwee
Langle
Wartaa
Dirranbandi
Park Id Vamona
Gorack Ia
Yam Dithan
Uekelwar
Cabbie
YerFanat
Oban
Beverleh
Kerg
Niles
SAMO
Aliaway
Banedg
Bayrice
Birkhead
Gameron
Castingale
Cicero
Tenniskiller
Bante Iilen
Glanmire
Mactarlane
Mactarlane Doving
Manning
Minnie Downs
Tag MU Pleasnt
Myall. Park
Surada ‘Downs
Nine-mile
Suir
Tink Downs
The
Tambo Sia
Taraban
Jarrina
Toliness
Toalmaree
Westarfer
Woolga
Yandarlo
Weathey
Astoral
Jericho Springvale
Ightham
Teasefield
Mafeking
Specula
Garfield
Alice
Dunrobin W
Blackall
Never Pull
Ryandale
Anthony
Dancevale
Strathford
Trevor
Sydenhan
Bonnie Doon
Mt.’ Watson
Koondoo
Lorne Park
Lorne
Lilyveil
Forest Park
Erne
Putore
Homebush
Bloomfield
Forest Hill
Ravensburne
Northampton
Eastwood
Kelpurr
Enniskillen
BonikMflen
Athol
Allee Downs
Springlea
Thornleigh
Springfield
Tarves
Strath‘yon
Avington
Gerberas
Northgate
North Unie
Acacn
Dunny
Cme Howey Ageiton
Comtey Beatty
Bert Scuaus
Rae Ming Tate
Mammoth
Lucky Whiddon
Adelaide St
Woolworths
Catholic Seminary For
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