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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 12, 1932

Page

3

World wool market holds values amid cautious demand

Trade overall shows hopeful feelings with no clear revival but higher levels for major commodities. US demand remains weak though Japan increases orders. Australia notes steady prices on wool despite low US purchases and points to Japan as the key rebound buyer amid favorable winter wool needs.

Sydney Winchcombe, Carson Ltd America United States Australia Commonwealth Japan

Rationing Planned to Use Surplus Rail Officers

Sydney officials announce rationing to employ 83 surplus railway officers and save £500 weekly. Government will address surplus personnel in the railway department soon, with actions to be taken at an early date.

Sydney Railway Department

Remarkable Razors Claim Britain’s Oldest Active Razor Found

Letters to the Bun dog Dispatch reveal razors with long family legacies. Cor respondents report razors in use for 40 to 78 years, some descended through generations, including items dating back to 1583 bought in South Africa. Claims come from Hull Oldham West Bromwich Carlisle Marlborough Nottingham Cardiff Warwickshire and more.

Britain Bundog Dispatch Rasora George Dugall Hull E. J. McDermott Oldham Harry Clarke West Bromwich Carlisle Cape Infantry Nates South Africa Marlborough Wiltshire Nottingham Cardiff Warwickshire

Tin Hare Inquiry Exonerates Members Amid Testimony

At the Tin Hare Royal Commission hearing, J M M Tully testified that Led mond Barry suggested appointing a top administrator for the state lottery and hinted at ulterior motives tied to Tattersalls. Other witnesses discussed licenses at Broken Hill, Swindell’s connections, and potential costs for licensing. the commission adjourned without further questions to Tully.

Bydney Tin Hare Royal Commission J. MM. Tully Barry Totersall Ares Tully Munro Bosk Tinhares Horrington Hill Boycat Harold James Robertson Tin Hare Armdale Connolly M.L.A Keen Swindell Inney Clarenve Townsend Goulburn Awindell

Queanbeyan Golf Associates win stroke competition

The Queanbeyan Golf Associates held an 18 hole stroke event on Wednesday afternoon with Mise D. McInnes winning the Ruffles Trophy after posting scores of 93 74 75. Miss P. McInnes finished as runner up with 72 78 81 while Miss D. McInnes placed third with 103 28 75.

Association Golf Mise D. McInnes Mise P. McInnes Wos Blores Mecinnes P, Mcinnes Soes Mclones Jeremiah P. McInnes

Mussolini’s Fascism Defined as a Life Manner not a Doctrine

The article reports Mussolini’s 2 000 word definition in the Tallin Encyclopaedia style arguing fascism is a way of living rather than a fact or doctrine. It stresses life as a struggle to conquer self and serve the nation and humanity with the state asserting primacy over individuals.

Signor Mussoini Muselve Tallin Waaclem

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