Our Sydney Letter on Racing and Betting Debates
The NSW Government debates licensing and betting reforms amid heavy taxation on racecourses, with concern over attendance drops at Newcastle and country venues. Broadcasting and telephone results may threaten timely coverage, while a NSW Supreme Court move to restrain broadcasters could shape the sector. The piece notes broader economic and legal pressures, including coal, shale, and transportation safety factors impacting government policy and social outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Enurance
Newcastle
South Nastrasia
Commonwealth
Trie
NSW Supreme Court
Gabel
Ordered Market Ing and Empire Planning
An orderly preface from Dr Page outlines planned market整 policy for empire commerce. He notes a need for an empire agreement governing regulated industries with preferred terms and possible force variation. The statement advocates continuing coordinated empire development and emphasizes orderly planning over aimless growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farle
Australia
England
Dr Page
Economic report weighs oil from shale and coal
Canberra reports a special committee found shale oil extraction not practicable or economical, despite potential employment for about 400 workers. The study notes costly development and limited national revenue gains, while considering coal hydrogenation and other methods amid ongoing imperial experiments and potential Australian involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Jo 4. Lyons
Newee
Billinghaw-oe-Tees
Imperial Chemical Industres
Austral
Billingham-on-Tres
T Vom
Maitland
Ives
Lyon Brothers
Mit Tames
Hunter Hat
Lyon
Bridilere and the Enigma of Aster Tales
A fragmentary note hints at a Bridilere event amid cryptic phrases about crime, fear, and public safety. It mentions authorities and a restless crowd, with unclear dialogue about anger and a possible media connection. The readable parts sketch a tense scene without clear names or dates.
Australian Market and Trade Policy Discussion
Fragmented text discusses trade between nations and market shipment timing. Mentions exporting and importing quantities on a market and aligning with a leader’s wishes. References Dr Page and Australian interests in toward influencing market actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Page
Parative Meet Ends With Ambulance Brigade Notes
Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade executive meeting discusses deaths of King George V and Queen Mary, condolences to royal family, local centre progress, and plans for aviation, taxation exemptions, uniform and equipment upgrades, and funding applications with several center reports and committee recommendations.
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Avameciuik
Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade
PG. A. Murphy
Ghair
Clhicoul
Lumdaberg
Stewart
Beenleigh
Yeates
Toowoomba
Jub Clack
Charters Towers
Cooper
Fomona
W. G.fanwell
South- 7
Port
Bulcock Blackall
Com Nothing
Mount Larcom
Hugh Millar
Warwick
B. Watton Upswich
W Whalley Nambour
WR Howard
Wynmuna M. Harland
Yarraman
J Hanishaw
Springzare
J. B Collis Roma
Pf. Coombe
Gympie
Hevlleis
Cloncurry
Woc Gaur
Exmore
George V
Macy
Kaby
Southport
Southsport Center
A Dunn
Lawley Rentre
Coslan- Balla
Maror Sf
Coolangatta
Avice
St John Ambulance
Queensland
Cracow
Hughenilen
Rannes
Mount Larrom
Briade
Darnell
Males
Humilary
Iniune
Turdaville
Larnail
Vie Lwulves
Steve Bolembe
Ventren
Stiike Oseimer
Eesoine
Anzac Day Commemoration Committee Meets
The Anzac Day Commemoration Committee discusses a memorial for His Majesty the King. Members express resolve to establish a stable memorial and lay plans with state officials and royal family ties. The meeting aims to ensure early steps toward a commemorative ceremony and lasting tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geese
Uren
Stepe
Meyers
Jayiems
Observance Decision Delays 1936 War Program Details
The meeting discusses observance plans for 1936 emphasizing patriotic songs and choral music, with a focus on unity and sympathy for relatives of the deceased. It recommends avoiding division, extends opportunities for church and public participation, and proposes a public service with broad political and religious group attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayalry
Axgue
Sas
da Arti
Road or Railway for Defence in Cairns Past
From Mareeba February 2 the writer argues for a railway Forsesth to Croy ton and reconditioning Alma Den to Forsayth, plus a railway Laure to Mim mons and motor roads. They urge federal government action and note civilian employment fear while aviation grounds and tape landing options are mentioned.
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New South Wales
Ekyerie
Oaym Saal
Detioun
Austria
Lanberrs
Federal Cauyner Wil Hasto
Guerhon Weiner Ik
Acure
Sayuly
Acvtwna
Saint Barry
Pedera Parment
J. Bessey
Suriams
Commonwealth
New Guinea
W. G. Woolnaugh
Wooramel River
Australia
Lakes Entrance
South Australia
Wooramal
Woolnough
Win
Queensland
Privale
Lum
Fedes
Feds
Schetanvlal
New
Gomen
Wren
Ediwt
Cairns
Forsesth
Croyton
Alma-Den
Forsayth
Laure
Mimmons
Larecha
Peace and War Debates Stir Readers Across Years
In a feisty letters column a writer argues for peace while others fret about government spending and conscription. The discussion touches hunger, prices, tax, unemployment, munition firms, and the Boer War legacy, naming figures like Lord Welly and Hugh Dalton as examples of wartime policy.
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Milltary
Gallum
Wil
Turcus Munition Facturien
Farasites
Welly
Dne
Am Organisaton
Eruuka
Generila
Armamenta
Hunn of Commons
Hugh Dalton
Vickers
Utah
Cape Tete
Turkest
Ama
Hoyerwiktar
Anzac Day Observance Plans Include Wreath and Badges
In a formal meeting the committee decided to renew badge sales for Anzac Day and to include representatives from the diggers association on the finishership. The Acting Agent General L H L Pike will be asked to arrange a wreath for the cenotaph and to strengthen participation for the observance. The group anticipates a strong, unified tribute from the people of Queens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leagan
Lyone
Genirsi
L H L. Pike
Fon Weber
Russian life reflected in traveler views and factory work
From Mulligan’s account in the Morning Herald, Russian workers include guides earning 300 roubles monthly, women holding administrative roles, and factory systems with seven hour shifts, night and day operations, and equal wages by effort. Honored workers wear badges granting privileges. government loans fund gardens at factory approaches and worker rest areas.
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Mullins
Moltgan
Russia
Spaney Morning Herald
Mulligan
Russa
Pete A
Saages
Stuligan
Syitnes
Pepe Mulligan
Jel
Tsar
Taarina
Mr. Mulligan
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Dunlop Perdriau Rubber Co
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