Fairy figures in housing debate and gover nment roles
A garbled satirical piece muses on fairies controlling housing policy and suggests fantastical figures like The Gobansaor and Harold Macmillan to advocate for more fairy workers in government. It pokes fun at political figures and the idea of magical efficiency in public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnly
R. Macken
Eresa
Cooper
Harold Macmillan
Nat Gubbine
Fairlen
Ireland
Lloyd George Cor
Weary Dreary People Pat Some Go Into Your Life
Fragmented text describes physical misery and a remedy. Mentions bloodletting and lemon pills as possible cures amid weariness and aches. Lacks clear event or identifiable people.
Gordonvale Water Supply Report Shows Improvement
A report from local official S Simmon ds notes clearer softer water in Gordonvale with better taste after treatment. He reports flushings in Riverstone and George Street work ongoing, ferruginous pipe lining may dislodge but flushing expected to resolve issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&immorsis
Loere
Plum
Mir Simmond
Australian air traffic figures show domestic passengers for 1931
Department of Civil Aviation reports 1,727,661 passengers carried by Australian domestic airlines in the year to June 30, 1931. Fourteen companies operated, with TAA carrying the majority of the total and the largest route mileage among all carriers. TAA flew about 15.38 million miles of the total 47.36 million miles logged by the 18 domestic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Civil Aviation
TAA
Avetralia
Metworic
New Zealand Air Chief to Visit Royal Australian Air Force
The Chief of the Air Staff of New Zealand will visit Australia this week. He will depart Melbourne and return to New Zealand aboard Wave 2. The visit aims at closer air force cooperation between NZ and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Saff
Royal New Ioeland AE Forse
Air O
Carnegis
Cbe
APC
Australia
Minster
Melbourne
Zealand
McMahon
Uni
Queensland Grain Growers Form State Affiliation
The Queensland Grain Growers Association plans to unite with a Fed-affiliated state-wide body. After talks, southern and Tableland growers agreed to join, set minimum subscriptions, and create local branches with district councils to send delegates to the State Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iren Keil
Eyuth Om Mais
Fed
Queensland
Far Noth
Ganite
Queenslang Grain Growes
Federe Bocy
Ithe
Euth
Wes
Tableland
Garside
Tableland Growere
QGG
Kairi
Atherton
R Barron
Ditriet Council
State Council
Averti Association
Amie
Uerters
Lees
Canberra
G. Finch
Jnr
Pakred Sie Bank
Ballarat Union Dispute Leads to Delays in Orders
Spokesman from Moere Mill reports Ballarat action halted as four men were laid off after orders failed to arrive. The secretary of the provincial union member cited federal action as the cause. Payment pending for today's dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Te Malle Gee
Ballarat
Satiieen
Tallies
Fight in Bar Ends With Intervention and Arrests
A disrupted bar scene saw a defendant and another man clash. a witness intervened, separating them and ordering a ceasefire as the pair were restrained by onlookers until authorities intervened.
RAAF appoints officer to lead new air crew training scheme
Wing commander W C Lampe announces a reform plan for RAAF air crew training. Trainees will receive a three course initial program with steps from Archerfield to Uranquinty NE W and Point Cook. The scheme aims to streamline training from 18 to 13 months and include locations East Sale Ballarat. Lampe, 35, born in Darwin, began as a cadet in 1938 and earned the OBE after serving in Malaya Darwin and the islands during WWII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archeree
Ae Seenee
W. C. Lampe
Air
Wiliam McMahon
RAAF
Amber Jey
Archerfield
Uranquinty N.E.W
Point Cook
Victoria
East Sale
Grenaliers
Ballarat
Lampe
Darwin
Tableland Grain Growers vote to join State organisation
Discussion on joining the Queens land Grain Growers to enable Tableland farmers to gain weight behind the Maize Marketing Board. Mr. T McGeehan and Mr. Davis back the motion as unanimous. Proposals for three branches on the Tableland with centres Tolga Mareeba and Atherton. Meeting planned for Tolga in November to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Maize Marketing Board
T. McGeehan
Davis
Tableland
J. Bravery
Ad Olba
Kairi
Garside
Bum
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Cairne Post
Dawson
Cairne
Lin Et Sylvia
Horrockses
Foe
Australas
Auatisiine Duewe
Siete
Esouncii
Macken
Gubbings
Teera
Gubbing
Gobansacr
Charles Hill
Ministry of Food
Columunist
Fisher
Atu Ae Ee
Gordonvale Water Supply
Hades
Gordonvela
Riverstone
George-street
N.Z
AIR Staff
R.aaf
Ayfuliats
Wits State
Bar
R.A.A.F
Speciaes
Haberdashery
Brassieres
Manchester
Dex
H.W
Sm Nka
E.P.N.S
NAMCO
Wringmaster
Simpson
McLean’s
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