Emigration Policy Sparks Civil Debate Across Australian States
The article notes urgent government plans to promote emigration to ease labor shortages and bolster production while warning youths to seek opportunities honestly. It discusses potential resistance from states like Vietnam and possible others, stressing a White Australia framework and the need for a large, productive population to defend national interests.
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Australi
Vietnam
Il Muwe
Australia
Australian Education Criticized and Transport Reform Debated
This report covers a critical address on Australian education by Mr MacNeil, urging adaptation to local needs and warning against mere importation of British systems. It also notes Tramways Board Chairman Mr Bell addressing city traffic, tram supremacy versus motor vehicles, and calls for public garages. plus unemployment trends and tax policy debate as a broader economic context.
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City of God
Erbools
Eubjode
MacNeil
Commonwealth
Australia
Tramwat Board
AL Bell
Motoriaix
Melbourne
Motor Trafic Vermin
Bierd
Craft
Inter
Tramwars Board
Peeshiar
Ual
Brea
Local Producers Association Holds February Meeting Briefly
NAB notes a February 1 local producers meeting in Sanday Afternoon chaired by Sr. J. De Keott with a representative gathering. Plans for the Cairns exhibit were handed in by Mr. W. Dean and funds discussed. School term resumes Monday with Mrs. Batori disposing of Clohoneyver farm to Mr. Lewis. Rex of Carbeen visits Riverview with wife.
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NAB
Aumoration
Sanda
J. de Keott
Cairns
Cairne” Warkers
Cairne
Mintreas
Mion
Mer Weight
Gordonvale
Ing “Riverview
W_ Rex
Carbeen
W. Dean
Ros-Ora
Alice Dickson
St. Anne's School
Twasville
M. Brown
Ian
Fred Brown
Brisbane
Esther
Fay Houstom
Charters Towers
Blackheath College
M. Bridon
Sydney
England
J. Marin
Lon
Blickheath
Thornburgh
NS &Obnsion
Babinds Siver
Chrstman
Lorna Morris
AM. Waddell
Beverley
Bruce Taylor
Blackheath
Thornbergh
A.M. Waddell
Mossman
T. Doyle
Babinda
Mary Murphy
Tole
Meg Ross
Flying Fish Point
Robert
Rockhampton
Eli
Roral School
J. Ball
Mossman School
W. J. Ryan
Babinds
Magnetic Island
Tully Chamber hears progress on roads and land schemes
The tenth crimin meeting of the Tully Chamber of Commerce, led by Mr Brice Feary, noted significant progress on the Kennedy to Kirrima timber lands highway and discussed linking routes to Tully Falls and Ravenshoe. The president praised efforts by transport and labor ministers, the Townsville Chamber, and others, while stressing the Tully hydroelectric and land settlement schemes and urging rapid Crown land opening in Cardwell Shire.
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Tully
Tully Chamber of Commerce
Brice Feary
Messrs
J. F. Contue
Kirrima
Tally Falls
Ravenshoe
Commonwealth
Ay Road
North Queensland
P. Pease
J. Cash
M. P. Hynes
Townsville Chamber of Commerce
Townsville Harbor Board
Waterside Workers’ Union
Plannne
Innisfan
Walter Hill Range
Foul
Maat
al Sienta
Culpa
Karrima
Tully Valley
Alwayal
Townsville
Cardell
Tait
Sille
Briabane
Babinda Notes Spark Town Updates And Personal Moves
Babinda notes recount weather, crops, and local totals with a 62 point yield mentioned. The month’s financials from Balenda list allocations across departments and sustenance payments, while residents travel for schooling and holidays to Brisbane Charters Towers and Sydney.
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CPS
K. T. Hickey
Balenda
Treasury
Canning Factory Plan Drives Fruita District Growth
The association aims to establish a Fruita canning factory and a district fruit marketing system. The Tully sugar mill is pivotal to progress, despite a season marred by industrial trouble. The district crushed 201,396 tons of cane, ranking third in Queensland. Christmas celebrations were successful. The Fire Brigade is near, and harmony with the Railway Department and local councils continued. Mr. Stewart congratulated the Chamber and Mr. Henry, with confidence in future leadership. The Kirrima road agitation succeeded, and the financial statement showed a credit balance of 42/7. The executive remains led by President Brice Henry with a full slate of officers and an honorary member added.
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Tully
Queensland
Townsville
Railway Department
Cardwell
North
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