Sugar policy speech tones in Queensland election
Mr Clarke rebutted extended five year sugar agreement and questioned Forgan Smith testifying over a £900 England trip. He outlined a motherendowment scheme for wage earners with children, praised Labour critics, and contrasted Moore and Forgan Smith regimes. Atherton ridiculed high taxation and state drain, citing £5,00/728 saved under Moore and large losses under Labour.
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J. Moore
Clarke
Forgan Smith
Smith
England
Queensland
Lyons
Forman
Kuranda
Atherton
Moore
Atherton Tale Spurs Local Gossip on Two Trips
Mr. E A Atherton has just returned from two tours of the country and notes that all who meet him joke about the journeys. The fragment hints at social chatter surrounding his travels and remarks.
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E. A. Atherton
Burrowed Debt in Labor Policy Cited at Meeting
Mr Atherton critiqued the Berrbury Tabetcement as a display of La Hors stupidity and described details of which are faulty. He warned that experts said Benrhufrum suited for tobireo growth, while the Labor Government pressed for their placement at the tend and Ragranlly. He noted the 1934 35 public debt rising to 754 900 pounds and said borrowing remained vast under Labor. A strong vote of thanks ended the address.
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Atherton
North Queens
Ma Atherton
Ragranlly
Atherton Sine
MeAtherton
Sbamike
Pertinent Questions on Sugar Policy and Forgan Smith
A Queensland dialogue questions Labor measures on sugar pricing and policy. It probes who funded Forged Smith's overseas trip, the financial benefits to the cane industry, and whether sugar protection declined under Labor rule. It notes the 1912 and 1953 base price changes and asks about broader economic gains or taxpayer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eal Atherton
Strate
Mugor
Forman Swath
Labor Party
Cwall Forgan Smith
Qwestieens
L. Dif Forzan Sith
Queensland
Auzar
Forgan Smith
Forgai
Britain
Paowine
Abbottatrret
Cairne
Douglas Credit Lecture Series in Cook Town Draws Crowd
Mr Boorman explains the Douglas Credit system to Cook Town residents over two nights. A persistent interjector was removed by police. The speaker argues governing ideas are fading and taxation burdens the community while profits and wages suppress purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenioys
Boorman
Douglas Credit
Poorman
Douglas
Cairns
Liv‘ng
Whee
Otter
Protest over Jubilee Bridge lighting fails to meet safety
Denestrian of Thnisivil writes to the editor complaining that Jubilee bridge lighting has been inadequate for several nights with only three lights. He asks the Johnstone Shire Council and the Johnstone Electric Authority to fix the defect, prevent recurrence, and ensure pedestrians and vehicles are safely lit, urging accountability and action.
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Cairns Post
Permlree
Jubilee Bridge
Intusfail
Johnstone
Johnstone Electric Authority
Campaigning on Currency and Public Works Policy
Mareeba May 3 FG. Smith argues against creating new currency to fund public works. He says the Douglas Cred Party should rely on Commonwealth funds and asserts public works can be financed without new currency or taxes. He urges the people to wake up to the policy issue.
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Cains
Benplea
H. Collins
Mr. Collins
Commonwealth
Hid Collins
Han
Social Creche
Cueensland
Sherrington Replies on Timber Industry Tariffs and Policy
R.H. Sherrington from Innisfail writes in May defending his statements on federal tariff policy for timber and challenging Mr Pease and Mr Vease's positions. He cites historical royalty changes, ministerial actions, and industry recovery notes, claiming deeper knowledge than peers and urging the government to support timber marketing.
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Edvier “Hairms Post
Mon
Vease
Mease
Bal. Forde
Tim
Fenton
Fortie
Labor
Sasemillers
Queensland
Moore
Pease
Messes
Hyne and Son
Sam Messrs
Innisfail End
Mr. Peave
R.H. Sherrington
Tnmefail
Kuranda School Committees Proud After Three Years
Kuranda State School committeemen reflect on three years of stewardship from 1932 to March 1935. The balance sheet shows receipts totaling 1177/11/7 with bank credit 718/7/7 and various expenditures including dances, picnics, library, and petty cash, leaving a substantial balance for the new term. Four old members re-elected. three did not seek re-election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuranda
Cred
Balace
Wunterla
Credeth Am Bank
Cool
Wiel
Oak Forest and District Notes Reflect Distant Weather Tales
The Oak Forest district notes recounts weather curiosities and local happenings. A public meeting aims at district progress with references to the Shire Council and Forestry Department, noting challenges in reading references and local governance.
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OAK Forest and District Notes
Albany
Hughaway
Lihiu
Kellial
Pune
San Bid
Bola Banke Pertersly
Marcela Aviie Sons
Furtus
Margeba
Trurratila
Turin
Wocehaketa
Soul Tor
Forestry Department
Wireless Morning Broadcast From City Hall Chimes
A fragmented radio schedule details a daily wireless program relay to 4% TO with City Hall chimes and a string of items. It notes weather data, musical interludes, a sports segment, an interview with a boxing manager, and various musical pieces from Melbourne and University of Queensland speakers.
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City Hall
Canon D. J Garland
Muster
Ehimes
Nasemusic
Rage Eral Sporting FM
Iniv
Manter
H. Hines
Bsc
University of Queensland
Wight
Melbourne
Albert‘wreat
Methodist Church
Ryan
Archie Day
Gladys Hughes
Central In
Cale Fromm
MLO
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Nolet
Nolan
Buckingham Palace
Edward G. Robin
Mary Astor
Ricardo CrigTh
Mae Clarke
Wea
Jebel and
Hyde
William Jansey Hurothy Apeleby
Vcolila
Gibraltar
Cinesound
Roby AR
SAL Vexdleton
Ash Lin Tha
ROS _Sparkoe
Sreets
Rousselle Hudson
Bachelor
Joe Fu
NASA
Hosut
Toad Her Wee Fc
Senn
Ponte Wind Ae
Theatre
Deen EL Plinne
Mixa Ys
Guy
Poe
G. A. McBride
MR J. Clarke
Cnair
B. J. Thomas
Jake
Lea
Glarke
Nalanda
Cedt
Mann
Meohn Mann
Mr. Clarke
Tableland
Sungar
Snowdon Abbott
Mim Wees
Kurarda
Cery
Famtarer
Perales
Nenercy
Oriter Serton
Sting
Cheely
Atl
Mary
Nowsweer
McGregor Grins
Commonwealth Spud
Cains Motors Pty
FORD
Lake-street
Griffin Bros, Gordonvale
Finance
MR. Boorman
Cooktown
Mareeba
MR. Sherrington
NEA
Ibacon
Timber
Jaceidenys
Iran
Chrismias
Northveenstain
Ruceania
Janine
Almoet
Liere
Hattie
Brisbane
Rockhampton
Fox
Harold Lloyd
Una Merkel
Alan Dinehart
Nat Fendleton
China
America
Bec
Sigmuw OX
Rae
Colombia
Jean Arthur
Donald Cook
Richard Cromwell
Mihrek
Herten
Love Birds
Universal
Starr Sam Summerville
2Berrs
Fone Cockeyed
Whittick's
Tropical Theatre
Ultra-Vielst Bay
Bcsatica
H. G. Reichel
Abbott-Street
Cateme
Munich
Hamburg
Dresden
ALL Wave Radio
France
Alu
Kriesler
Radiola
Mriesler
Moody
P.O
Lowes
Tnt
H.J. Bulcock
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