Australia must fight disorder and unemployment now
The piece argues that lawlessness and social disruption threaten Australia. It calls for active citizenship, tighter voter qualifications, and immigrant duties while urging governments to address unemployment, stimulate employer-employee cooperation, and foster public confidence to avert revolutionary unrest. It cites examples from the United States and India to illustrate loyalty to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australie
Australia
Lees
Axell
Queensland
United States of America
United States
Vehcome
India
Musselmans
Turkey
America
Hayes
New York
Tris
Beme
Les
Mr. Cleary
Australis
Who's For Australia League
Government urges wool attire to boost health and economy
In a public appeal, Dr Arthur urges stronger wool use by women and stockings to keep warm for health and pockets. He cites wool’s importance to Australia’s wellbeing and economy, stressing proper attire and public support for bird and natural life conservation. He notes 700 bird species with economic value and calls for moral and educational recognition of flora and fauna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Bavin
City Girls Amateur Sports Association
Australia
2GB
John
D. Tipper
The
Rangers
Australshas
Mackay Aerial Survey Expedition Heads to Australian Interior
The Mackay Aerial Survey Expedition leaves Melbourne for Canberra on May 22 to probe Central Australia from the dead heart to Aboriginal lands. Led by Donald Mackay, the project plans a 10 000 mile flight using two Australian Aerial Services machines with a mobile research setup, mapping every feature with vertical photographs and conducting wireless tests and cinematography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Melbourne
Canberra
Ayer
Mackay
Donald Mackay
Warrendbeen Station
Gootamundra
N.S.W
Australian Aerial Services
Nbilba
Alice Springs
Aliee Springs
Curveyor
8. T. Bennett
Mackay funds aerial expedition to complete Australian map
Mr Mackay covers all expedition costs to map the remaining unknown interior of the Commonwealth. Commander H T Bennett leads the survey aboard a vessel formerly with the Admiralty. Pilots Frank Neale and HB Hussey bring extensive flying experience. Wireless work by EL Kingroy Love. photophic tasks by P J Grosbie Morrison. Shell Co. supplies fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Mackay
H.T. Bennett
Hmla.s. “Geranium
Admiralty
Great Barrier Reef
Frank Neale
HB. Hussey
EL. Kingaroy Love
Love
Hsnis
P. J. Grosbie Morrison
Wlsc
Shell Co. of Aust. Ltd
The Crusade for Imperial Free Trade debate
Lord Bexyerbrool argues for an Empire wide free trade system with Imperial food entering Britain tax free and foreign imports taxed to encourage Dominion production. He envisions reciprocal advantages with Dominions to boost British industry and living standards and to unite the Empire under a common economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
United States of America
Empire Crusniers
Great Britain
Empire Food Security Through Free Trade Policy
A critic cites the Empire’s diverse climates and vast land to argue the empire can feed itself. He notes that 84 percent of Britain’s food could come from Empire production, with New Zealand dairy growing and Australia and Canada expanding, while urging development and a guaranteed Empire market to end dependency and stabilize prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
United States
Great Britain
Ganada
Auetralis
Chilling Beef Co
Australia
Denmark
Empire Free Trade
New ‘Zealand
New Zealand
Canada
South Africa
Western Australia
Empire Free Trade Aims to Boost Dominions Industry
The document argues Empire Free Trade will strengthen infant industries in the Dominions, ensure mutual prosperity, and maintain revenue protection. It stresses prioritizing Canadian industry and British farming, expanding markets within the Empire, and preserving key domestic industries while preventing conquest by foreign imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders
Great Britain
Empire economic unity and imperial tariff proposal
The text argues for a single imperial economic bloc with no intra empire trade barriers, a protective tariff against the world, and internal cooperation through quotas and compensations. It frames cartel and consolidation principles as the path to stable wages, prices, and prosperity across the British Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Commonwealth
Hias
British Empire
Adelaide to Burra Carrying Business Proposal
R. W. Bruce announces ongoing carrying service between Adelaide and Burra with 250 cwt Brockway track. Two trips weekly Mondays and Thursdays, returning Tuesdays and Fridays. Accepts merchandise at reasonable rates with depot at 178 Franklin Street. Trial solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Bruce
Brockway
Adelaide
Burra
L.A. Motor Transport
Franklin St
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Ords
Advance
News Service
Lee
Mar
Mobiloil Trust
Vacuum Oil Company
Uquid
Alexander Howard
Cleventy Tonle “Clements
Reed
Howard
Clements
Central Australia
Acris
Pe'ermann Ranges
Lake Amadeus
Austral
Araem Land
Crusade For
Bexyerbrool
Ford
Sydney
No Lass
Wiserd Smyth
Raf
Nyietn
Atretch
W. R. Lee Ford
Deaier
Wotan St
Matt Seren
Serdar
J. Pes
Seat Sapien
Cea
Cyclone Fence and Gate Co., Pty., Ltd
Pirie Street
SARS
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