Central Bank debate outlines aims and obstacles
A Perth lecture by A Dighdaon, inspector for Western Australia with Bank of New South Wales, assesses a central bank as a bankers bank and stabiliser for the nation. He argues against automatic federalisation, notes barriers, and stresses independence and prudent finance for any central reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Dighdaon
Western Australia
Bank of New South Wales
Society of Australia and
New Zealand
Perth
Carnstalk Publishing Co
Sydney
Jhia
Jhia Tecture
Anu
Wealth Bank of Australia
Denk
Federal
Eservs
Advanci
England
Savings Bank
Tinaner
Cabral Reserve
Artists Year Book gains 14 pages and updates
The editors publish a revised edition of The Artists Year Book expanded by 14 pages with new material for journalists artists and writers. It promotes services for free-lance contributors and offers guidance to Australian writers and artists through The Bureau and related resources. The edition is sold through major booksellers and publishers in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidbied de Mer
Ceeil Ringsatwd
Holmoreby
Tita Brurenika
Booker
Mesera
Gordon and
Goteh
Auetralast
Tore Godess
Ev. Bingetad
Box Dst
Clinon
Sydiey
Ruthless Russia and the Dark Tale of Judean Suffering
A critical review describes a narrative by Joseph Delmont on prewar cruelty and the persecution of Jews in the south, detailing a Jewish community hiding and the brutal pressures faced. It notes the author’s powerful, graphic depictions and compares the work to other titles, with commentary on its sensational style and moral commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Delmont
Tito
Weil
Tuco
Erin Wudiyo
Bilerto
Chow
Hades
Joseph Pelement
Houtchinson
London
Angus and Robertson, Lad
Sydney
Mr Mulliner Speaking Review from Wodehouse Fans
Readers of the Nhurmcurous exploits of PB G Wodehouse characters will welcome this latest Mr Mulliner Speaking. The volume maintains Wodehouse’s high humor with tales set in the Angler's Rest bar and featuring Cedric Mulliner in ludicrous, yet humane, situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhurmcurous Exploita
PB. G. Wodehou
Mulliner
Ie Volun
Decomer
Mul
Wedehoure
Cedric Malliner
Himecht
Mit
PFG
Wodehouse
Herbert Jonkins
London
Unconquerable Youth by A. A. Thomson reviewed
A notice praising Unconquerable Youth, a humorous novel by A. A. Thomson, about Petrina Dent escaping her domineering aunt and outwitting suitors. The London edition from Herbert Denking Lyd is cited with favorable remarks for winter reading.
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Marigold Cottage
A. A. Thomson
UO Petrina
Petrina Dent
Mr. Thompson
Ghostly Tales and Pirate Island Thrills
A jumble of reviews touts Violet Tweedale's Found oud as true haunted stories and notes Mr. Harris Huston's Track the eating as a rogue led thriller. It also praises Wyndham Martyn's Murder Island with Anthony Trent solving a perilous mystery at sea and danger surrounding a gang.
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Tightmaeres
Mra
Violet Tweedale
Tweedale
Therkert Jonkine Ltd
London
Herris Huslon
Wad Family
Adeeboes
Cotiow
Falleof
Hlack Postiny
Heerlen Etowah
Wyndham Martyn
Powell
Murder Island
Anthony Trent
Germans Penetrate English Life in Peaceful Visit Trend
Five years after Tomil Jon nina’s London cinema appearance sparked concern, German visitors have become common. German runners authors rugby players singers and businesspeople have visited England, with a German opera at Covent Garden and a German heavyweight boxing Phil Scott at the Albert Hall highlighting deeper cultural penetration.
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Tomil Jonnina
Peter
London
Tere
Covent Garden
Phil Scott
the Albert Hall
England
Tiny panel fetches record price at Sothebys London sale
A minuscule panel from ca. 1320, measuring 2 by 1 inches, sold for £0,400 at a Sothebys London auction. The work, unnamed by the maker, was once part of a diptych with the other wing held by M. A. Prochet in Brussels. Opening bid was £100 as dealers chased the piece and Daven outbid rivals.
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Botheby
Roomea
London
Annie
M. A. Prochet
Brussels
Moesers. Daavern
Colour as influence in American merchandising and farming plans
The article discusses color shaping U S merchandising across clothing, writing instruments, furniture, and more, noting the impact on consumer appeal. It also reports on peasant farm improvements and foreign study trips funded by the government, plus a speech by the Prince of Wales on the value of good teeth for appearance and health.
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Agricuturimis
Denmark
Prince of Wales
Donial Clinic
Royal Free Hospital London
Blaney Baldwin
Coley
Sunday trading charges sweep England and Wales
In 192T the last year with figures available there were about 84 000 charges brought in court for Sunday trading in England and Wales. One county borough alone Newton on Hull had more cases than all the rest.
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England
Wolco
K ‘Newton vron-Hull
Wales
Duck Specimen Shortage Halts Local Sightings
A fragment reports a Labrador duck specimen fetching 62 000 and notes the species rarity. It mentions the bird vanished from the north east area about six years ago with no sightings since, and only forty one specimens exist in collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Carl
Stat of America
A Wonderful Copper Mine
In Falup, within the central Swedish Province of Dolecarna, a historic copper mine long powered the nation’s winter labor. It has produced vast copper, silver, and gold. today however most wealth is exhausted and by products give current importance.
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Falup
Dolecarna
Ling Ween
Candle auction endures in Dorset meadow letting
An ancient English custom at Broadway Dorset used candle auction bidding to lease a paired meadow. A bidder wins when the candle burns down to a pin hidden in its side, before it flickers out, a practice once common in England and still seen in Mutterwich near Hoxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Dorset
Mutterwich
Hoxta
Invisible guardian of wealth exhibit in London mansion
A private collection of silver plates valued around 500 000 pounds was shown in a London ballroom at the residence of Lord and Lady Howard de Walden. Guards relied on a wired infrared ray system and extensive alarms protecting windows and doors, with sensors triggering on smoke or heat.
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London
Lord
Howard de Walden
Wmgt
Sheu
Vielor
Largest British railway figures and Waterloo station cited
The article lists British railway facts including total mileage 62 392 miles and 23 005 electric locomotives with 4 497 carriages. It notes City of Truro hitting 102.0 mph on May 8 1964 between Plymouth and London and identifies Waterloo as the largest station with 14 626 platforms. It then shifts to American motoring, praising individualism. It recounts Dr A Mackenzie observing Californias car culture and students commuting by car to school, with few accidents noted.
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Great Britain
Great Western Railway
City of Truro
Plymouth
London
Waterloo
America
A. Mackenzie
Coursen
California
Drr. Mackenzie
Chevrolet leads Nemonds Garages amid local market claims
Nemonds Garages Limited promotes Chevrolet as the value leader in the local market with evidence from the Australian market and American valuation standards. The firm asserts all models including four doors are ready for immediate delivery with high demand for cloned Chevrolet Sixes rising, mirroring U S trends on the global chart.
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United States
Iceland
New Zealand
Chevrolet
Nemonds Garages Ltd
Pricomip
Eamond's Garages
Roushorn
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Linwidsen
Corostulh Publishing
A. Sydnew
U.S.A
FORD
Us.a
Desoto
General Motors
Esmonds Garages
Queanbeyan
Canberra
Russia
Lfes Aromatic Schiedam
Wolfe
Cuyscago
Nulgsrat Helenahs
Kies
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