Ambulance fundraiser event aids Malanda town crowd
Malanda News reports an Ambulance Brigade fundraising night at Huoe success with a varied program. A chocolate waltz and one step led by couples, an efficient MC and musicians provided entertainment. Attendees included Mrs Johnson and Mr Cooper, Messrs Wright Kellaway Powell, and locals Bourke Boyd and an aging couple from Old Derry. Attendees praised catering and planned future support to oppose the Ambulance Brigade dissolution.
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Ronaldo
Tally Ho
Athe
Mrs. Johnson
Mr. Cooper
Me. Maethers
Miss Mulgrew
Henry Wasen
M.C
Me. G. Pullen
Messrs
Wright
Jason
Kellaway and Powell
T. Kelly
Pasaway Eta
Amtenieecee
Fingst Ambulance Brigade
Ato
Berate Weir Eeoee
Menxdames Masher
Inonebe
Baker
Idelecish
Miese
Bourke and Boyd
the Albright
Wedding at Church of England Atherton
A richly described wedding took place at Church of England Atherton on August 24. The bride, Mrs James W, wore a frock of white French moire with beading and carried lilies and white carnations. The groom, Mr Albert, and the bride’s mother Mrs Elisa attended, with a formal service officiated by The We Releher. The church and choir were festooned, guests in satin and mauve hats, and the scene featured floral decor and traditional wedding rituals.
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Church of England
Atherton
N.S.W
James W
McKnight
Hyde
Albert
Elisa
Proposal for PR in the Irish Free State debated
Lord Courtney urged including PR in the Home Rule Bill. The idea drew praise yet was seen as impractical. The 1930s Irish elections show wide use of proportional representation with high voter effectiveness and a large Labor vote influence, highlighting debates on parliamentary regime and stability after the Treaty.
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Lord Courtney
Thomas Sexton
Dublin City
P.R
Pesce
Irish parliamentary systems and the pendulum of reform
John H. Humphreys discusses Ireland's political future amid debates over single member versus proportional representation and the dangers of pendulum swings. He compares Iceland, Britain, and Ireland, noting the value of an ordered expression of the national mind and the role of a strong second chamber in stabilizing governance.
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Iceland
Government Party
de Valera
Ireland
Trish
Johnson
Baxter
Redmond
PLA
Ituiea
Dail
Europe
Great Britain
House of Commons
Cing
Interprejtineg
Lee Gelviner
Ai Ins Bational
John H. Humphreys
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