From the Capital Seeks for Farmers in Australia
In Parliament, discussions focus on wheat relief and farmer debt adjustments. Prime Minister and Dr. Page outline government plans to aid wheat growers, with allocations across states and a broad rural rehabilitation policy. Debate centers on debt relief, market supply, and unemployment linked to farming.
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Anberra
Dr. Page
Mlgester
Tuesay
Senate
Vane
London
Herbert Geop
Fage Veal
Jim Merbert
Wales
Imater
South
Asistralia
Victoria
Western Australia
Junsland
Simater
Poutier
Antraian
Sydney
Radio program listings and tariff debate notes from Australia
The page compiles a dense schedule of morning and evening broadcasts from Melbourne and Sydney including music, weather, and talks, plus a political debate in Queensland on tariffs. It mentions performances by Bernard Lambert Edouard Lambert and the Melbourne Sumny Orchestra, and reports on tariff policy shifts and sugar agreements affecting Queensland growers. The piece notes reactions from government ministers White and Forde and parliamentary moves on the sugar tariff and import concessions.
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Pastor M. Lohe
Ascot
Iit
Sydney
Avia Melbourne
Muvie
Chikrene
Pinner Music
I Srk RM
Melbourne Town Hall
Melbourne Sumny Orchestra
Bernard Leader
Edouard Lambert
Brisbane
3LO
Melbourne
ABC
Jim Davi
City Congressional Church
Symphony Orchestra
Albert Coates
Lord Beaverbrook
BBC
Leomald Godowsky
Pana
Emmy Bettendorf
B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra
Merry Wives of Windsor
Xerture
Nicolai
Wilhelm. Backhous
Brahms
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Kressleriana Kressler
Lawrence Tibbett
Edvard Grieg
Genghis Khan
Fale
A. Me. Lavnodtioe
Peope
Sir Hamilton Harty
Halle Orchestra
All Saints
Church of
Oprano
Clase
Lancashire Homlay
Japan
Australia
Great Britain
Jon
Tariff Board
White
Forde
Queensland
Littletam Groom
Donnald Cameron
Francis
Carter
Queenslard
Heasler
West Sydney
Colonial Sugar Rehamg
Reet
Sere
Ihe
Frost
Me Forde
Te Jarice
Eugar
Tasmania
Lame
Nsw
Naire
WAL
Lang
Senate
Atherton News Summary of Week Events
The Rev and Mrs Smith of Cairns visited Atherton to discuss Easter Presby terian Camp plans. A schoolboy, William Davis, is hospitalised with a fractured arm after a fall in Mable Street. Mrs. Plant suffered a snakebite at St Leonard's Yungaburra and remains in hospital in a serious condition. Woothakara Shire Council chairman W Gardner visited Atherton. Local police fined a Chinese gambling house keeper and three others for fan tan games. four locals paid fines for involvement. An Indian man faced obscene language charges. case remanded for eight days. A new Douglas Social Credit branch formed in Atherton with 28 members. A fire caused damage to the footballers' dressing sheds and recreation reserve fencing at Atherton.
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Wilson Smith
Cairns
Atherton
William Davis
Atherton District Hospital
Mablestreet
Hos Ber
St. Leonard's
Yungaborra
W. Gardner
Woothakara
Counc
J. P. Donley
J. Morris
WP. Montgomery
C. Ah Ker
Gare Winyed
Fan Tam
Ah Kees
Lungabarra
Bun
Rome
Montgomery
Cour
GT Ainsbury
Hird
Constabl Vohland
Lawley
Meva
Athertom
J.P. Dontevy
H. Morris
Jsp
J. T. Aimshury
W. D Wohland
John Wright
Alwa
Douglas Social Credit Party
Double D Eucalyptus Ad Claim Text
A fragmented advertisement touts Double D Eucalyptus extract for stain removal. The copy urges using the product on Panama data and old items, promising quick cleansing of dirty marks with a strong sales pitch.
Anzac Day plans discussed by Woothakata committees
At a Woothakata Shire Council meeting on Wednesday night the Anzac Day preparations were outlined. The program mirrors last year with an 8 pm monument gathering, then a service at Capital TI. Clergy chairs will arrange items, the choir to sing Now the Laborer’s Task is Over, and admission is free with voluntary donations toward costs. After the service the CWA Mareeba branch will host a reunion dinner for returned soldiers.
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Woothakata
Messrs
W. Gardner
Woothakata Shire
Mesdames C. Gould
W. Francis
Willemler
Mackie
Mr. Nines
Rsstla
C. Toflach
G. H. Donel
Father Mount
A. Beard
Anza
Marecha Branch
CWA
Viaken
Association
Francis
Koah Notes March Weather and Local News
Koah notes report a shower and cloudy skies with scarce rain needed to buck the rope. Tobacco farmers face disappointment as flowering begins before full growth, while Mr R Shepperson resumes timbering after tobacco picking was halted. Residents visit Cairns Kuranda and Gordonsdale, with social events noted at Mrs Turner's 21st birthday and visits from Miss Alyce Diehm and Mrs Bert Gane.
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Koah
R. Shepperson
Gordonsale
M. Laws
Malanda
Alyce Diehm
Ingham
Bert Gane
Roah
Gane
Cairns
Dany Turner
Patrucco
Hazel Page
Reid Pocket
J. Gane
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