Shades of King Solomon Spars with Silver Coin Plan
A transcripted note discusses Dr Maroney and a Commonwealth Government plan to mint silver currency worth 5/6 to 5 million pounds for public works and debt relief. It explores credit creation, banking impact, and potential economic outcomes including inflation, deflation, and national wealth without fascism.
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Satwirilas
Maroney
Wwe
Commonwealth
Maloley
Lapdon
C.g
Lewing
Banka
Iuti
Yalu
Maloney
Mateal
Lui
Comrath
Meat Export Outlook for Australian Frozen Beef and Pigs
The Minister for Markets notes improved U K demand for Australian frozen meat but warns of uncertain future trade with the Continent. Antwerp and Holland markets show limited returns. Belgium and British contracts sustain some shipments. A Brahmin cross exhibit in Smithfield draws interest as Australia pushes curing methods for bacon and seeks minor outlets in France and the U K.
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Me Heydood
Hood
Parker Moloney
U.K
New Zealand
Alatralia
Britsh War Office
Ome Australianiyo
Holland
France
Maly
Canada
England
Dominion
Smith |Eld
Rockhampton
Queensland
Australia
Heyn
Moloney
Phish Srw
Smithfield
United Kingdom
London
War Office
Carlisle
Army Contracts
Ex-millionaire Arthur Wheeler convicted in £250,000 case
London December 31 Sir Arthur Wheeler once wealthy aims to recount his losses after being found guilty on 21 counts involving more than £250,000. He testified his turnover had fallen to 2100100 and noted a $4,000,000 seven year total. Justice Markinnon weighs whether the captain’s actions worsened his clients’ fate as Wheelers partner Smith admits guilt on eleven counts.
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London
Arthur Wheeler
Atdekbecker
Rvidener
Tt Natty
Wallatrec Ersabra Ar
Markinnon
Smith
Wheelera
A NARD WORKER Wheeler Lived Simple Life Afloat In Britain
A London based worker named Wheeler remained alert and vigorous working twelve hours daily. He visited London and Leicester, owned seven water cars, and led an unostentatious life. His tastes included merpenaive objects and old port while he funded charity and paid £250 weekly to shareholders across Britain.
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Wheeler
London
Feam
Leicester
Urgery
Charitier
Britain
State Children in Brisbane Report Tackles Misconceptions
In the State Children Department annual report tabled today Director G Ferguson rebuts myths that State children are mainly poor orphans. Most have one parent and many would thrive without the second, the report says. FinancIally the department notes children are often better off, with some savings reaching substantial sums by middle age.
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Brisbane
State Children's Department
G. Ferguson
Democracy or Dictatorship Debate in Unification Bill Fight
A Federal Country Party Bureau of Publicity statement argues the Unification Referendum Bills aim to centralise power in a Sydney dominated parliament. It cites global federations and warns unification would sever Australia’s states, forcing a centralized industrial policy and secession risk.
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Sydney
Australia
U.S
Canada
Argentine
Brazil
Austria
Germany
Switzerland
Venezuela
Mexico
Russia
Grea Britain
Irish Free State
Home of Commons
India
Unifeation
Afghanistan
Egypt
Albania
Estonia
Netherlands
Belgian
Finland
New Zealand
Bhutan
France
Portugal
Bolivia
Greece
Romania
Bulgaria
Honduras
Seatte
Chile
Hungary
Turkey
Columbia
Italy
Tap
Japan
Desire
Neo
Yugo-Skavia
Federal Country Party Bureau of Publicity, Information and Research
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Lerchant
Jex
ISING
Baring
King Solomon
Terter
Wat Thiv
Mir
Ampervision
Mary Counts
Australian Cable Service
Senate
Sheedes
Guiphe
Pastelie
Brune Ton
Soiree
Bert
Boland
Bun Binh
Vesson
Diana
Tunis
Sertran
Chaise
Riverside
Roland
Boland’s Ltd
Sam
Prench
Regen Boland
Regent
Havana
Maid
To &T
Monaco
Weill Desens Sac
Aires
M. OS
Boyementee Boland
Borsalino
Bently
Pairen
Fearing Pyjamas Sade
Maven Whipe Cotton Oxford
Boot and Shoe Department
Geeta
Oxford
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