Loss of Coal in New South Wales and Queensland
Canberra dispatch summarizes a Federal report on coal mining in New South Wales and Queensland, arguing current practices waste vast reserves of the Greta seam and threaten national energy security. It advocates pneumatic or mechanical stowage, state support, and rationalisation to extend mine life and improve worker safety.
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Commonwealth Igiaun
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Ie Hunter
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Germany
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India
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Scottville
England
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Makir
Nationalisti
Commonwealth
Britwin
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W. Farmer-Whytt
Parliament House
Contested Impounding Laws Debate At Cardwell Shire Meeting
At Cardwell Shire Sotrieu the August meeting focused on impounding laws and milking cows. Residents petitioned to allow cows with calves on streets during the day while others urged strict enforcement. five of 26 signers were nonowners.
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Sotrieu
Wes
Cove
Aig
Ore Ranao
Bullivan
Shire
Iterram
Serra
Ee Ben Yay
Cummings speaks at Berberton meeting in Kennedy campaign
In Berberton Shire Hall the Country Party candidate for Kennedy, joined by West Moreton MP Mr Maher, addressed a large crowd. He defended policy points on primary industry, taxation cuts, decentralisation, water conservation, and labour arbitration. He urged reform, warned against red tape, and promoted mining revival and regional prosperity.
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Berberton
Shire Hall
Country Party
Kennedy
EB. Maher
West Moreton
Cummings
Mr. Cummings
Uarness
Unclear speech and crowd scene at mining town event
Fragmentary OCR records a chaotic gathering with Mr Cummings cheered, Mr Maher introduced, and remarks targeting suppression of industry and culture. It cites debates on labor, leadership figures, and protests, set near a mining town venue, with garbled dialogue and unclear sequence of actions.
Speech Lauds War Veterans and Tax Policy Debate
A September 10 audience hears Mr. Maher praise veterans, deny Communism, and urge support for Col Cummings, Kennedy, O’Sullivan, and Rankin with a call to vote no on a referendum. Tax reductions and wheat, butter, meat production are debated amid drought complaints and wartime tax sentiments.
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Australioan
Canberra
Joe
Moscow
Mr. Maher
J.B. Newell
Country-Liberal Party
Perry
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