Policies Plight Single Men in Relief Plans and Wages
The text outlines the tension over relief work for single men, mentioning continued travel rations and avoidance of concentration camps. It notes costs of extending such relief, potential tax hikes to 1% or 4d in the pound, and debates on basic wage increases largely affecting married men, with broader concerns about unemployment and economic stability.
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Labor Party
TM Weld
Farward Montgomery Perrott details kidnapping threats in Sydney trial
Sydney court heard 68 year old grazier Farward Montgomery Perrott recount his captivity in a Hindi flat by two men who allegedly pressured him to sign documents totaling 15000 pounds. Henry Messervy and Allan Kelly, aged 43 and 32, are charged with demanding money by threats. both were committed for trial.
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Himdi
Central Court
Henry Eaward Messervy
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Allan George Kelly
Wantation
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Baker
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Tully Hospital plans advance at March council meeting
March Tully Council session will discuss Drs Winter and Henry report on Labey scheme and hospital districting. The Tully Hospital site is nearly ready and fundraising aims to cross the two thousand pound mark as the leap year dance raises funds. Chairman Winter will return from Brisbane and the hospital committee seeks early building approval and staffing decisions.
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Winter
Henry
Labey
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Tully Hospital
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Hospont
Sveh Am Institution
Chris Mylonas
Tully Hospital Building Fund
Clasee
Tully Sees Bright Football Prospects This Year
In Tully on March 8 locals anticipate a strong football season with many new players. The Silkwood teams expect success in Cairns Brewery Cup Liberty Cup and Charity Shield as 2 trial matches vs Innisfail and Easter weekend fixtures are planned. Junior development is also a priority this year with games against CYRLS and South Johnstone and a big turnout hoped for.
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Tully
Innisfail
Ial Trai
Silkwood
Hugh
Sillkwood Trams
South Johnstone
League of Nations views from London at Albert Hall
London reports Viermint Grey chaired a League of Nations Union meeting at Albert Hall. He warned against attacks on the League from Far East tensions and urged Britain to maintain policy, stressing Dominion support and the need to repudiate Japan’s actions to preserve world peace and disarmament prospects.
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Viermint Grey
League of Nations Union
Albert Hall
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Far East
Britain
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Forearmstead
Debates on Armament Cuts and Naval Strength in 1931
The article discusses fears of naval insecurity and the cost of armaments, noting British ship cargo value and range of sea routes. It covers Labour’s support for cutting armed forces, Chamberlain’s claim of a weaker navy, and concerns over Singapore projects. It also notes a Gold Standard Amendment Act extension and a Foodstuffs Provision Exploitation Act renewal.
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Mercantile Marine
Gesteva
Babinda Colts Poised for Strong Season Opener
Babinda football scene grows with a special general meeting set for Tuesday the 15th. The Babinda Colts are expected to field an exceptionally strong team, while news of a second club forming draws interest. The Englishmen’s visit fuels training as locals aim to represent against them. Early season start strains league, sugar season workers crucial. Names like Gee Kee and F Bomwell among those unavailable by Thursday. juniors to wear red jerseys.
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Sim Action
North
Edmonton
Saray
March Gee
Carnarvon Castle flag incident warned by Works Commissioner
London March 7 The Works Commissioner said a 1922 decision to fly a red dragon flag at Carnarvon Castle followed consultation with Lloyd George and the town authorities. He noted Welsh nationhood feelings and confusion over the castle’s first prince, while condemning the act and acknowledging public opinion in Wales. The government planned to ignore the incident.
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Haute of Commons
Grey Gurcis
Geesten
Carnavon Castle
Lloyd George
Ads
Carnarvon Town
Carnarvon
Prince of Ales
Wales
Aorangi Buffeted By Record Sea Conditions
The steamer Aorangi reported monstrous seas off the New Zealand coast yesterday, reaching pea soup density and hindering sight to the forecastle. The captain noted the direction finder worked, but only the Auckland radio station could be heard. landfall could have brought easy port access.
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Auckland
March
Aorangi
Hooduki
New Zealand
Aurkland
Severe winter grips Danube Delta town in distress
In Bucharest on Marci Ta a southern European region endures an exceptionally severe Danube freeze isolating a Danube delta town. The mayor appeals for aid as telephone is the only contact. relief ships are blocked by ice and fears rise of a food shortage after thaw begins upstream.
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Marci
Britain
Europe
Danube
Yaccor
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