Record Employment in Australian Factories Reaches Peak
Australian factory employment rises to 492,771 in 1955 36, exceeding pre low mood peak and marking 46 percent growth in production from 1931 32 to 1935 36. Salaries total £87 million, up 55 9 percent since 1931 32, with wages and production both showing sustained gains. Fluctuations in prices are noted when comparing money values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Statistician
Roland Wilson
Broadcast row over ministerial talks on national network
The Opposition Leader pressed Acting Prime Minister Dr Page in the House over planned broadcasts by Postmaster General McLachlan. Page denied facts, calling the Opposition's push propaganda and accusing Mr Forde of seeking broadcasting dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Page
House of Representatives
Mr. Curtin
Seaploy McLichlan
Page
L‘ostmenater- General
Oppleston ¢Mr
Forbes
Broadcasting Commission
Forde
AJC
Department of Arte
Travel inquiries flood Australian pavilion at Singapore Fair
Commonwealth Department of Commerce reports increased interest in Australian education and travel facilities after Singapore Fair. Acting Prime Minister notes strong publicity for Sydney’s 150th anniversary celebrations and travel information pavilion. Fruit sales at the fair were strong but could rise with greater supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Commonwealth Department of Commerce
Singapore
Dy Page
Strata Sotemoent
Department of Commerce
Sydney
Disqualification in Randwick hurdle entry over Silky Oak
The AJ C Committee reduced the hurdle field to seven after disqualifying owner T J Charlton and jockey J Maxwell for 12 months over ownership claims of Silky Oak. Nell McKenna, trainer, was censured. inquiry noted unresolved ownership of Bicky Oak from the Rosehill hurdle ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Randwick
Aj.c
Silky Oak
T. J. Charlton
J. Maxwell
Maxwell
Chariton
Nell McKenna
Bicky Oak
Austin defeats Bromwich in Wimbledon third round
In London at Wimbledon Austin of England edged Bromwich in three sets 6-2 6-4 4-6 to reach the last sixteen. Crawford and McGrath also advanced with straight-set wins over Kukuljevic and Pallada while Stedman defeated Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bromwich
Britain
Austin
Wimbledon
Crawford
McGrath
Austin Wee
Kukuljevic
Yugo Slavia
Pallada
Yugo-Slavia
Stedman
New Zealand
Barnard
France
Eng
Aum
Tax evasions by Mellon and 16 others uncover large losses
Treasury finds further tax evasions by Andrew Mellon and 16 wealthy businessmen using holding companies to dodge 1,638,000 dollars in 1934. Officials estimate 4,115 people used this device to dodge taxes, highlighting widespread offshore style schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Mellon
Woollahra Seat Contention Gains Attention in Sydney
In Woollahra Sydney Friday Mr. Mason K C an Independent candidate reacted to a Premier Stevens reported claim that if re elected he would not be accepted into the UAP Mason doubted Stevens would make such a foolhardy remark and voiced disbelief over the assertion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mason
K.C
Woollahra
Stevens
U.A.P
Steverin
Woody Great Peppermint Cure For Bionetial Comms
A historical note describes Woody promoting a peppermint cure for Bionetial Comms and related code at Tathwenae. The item records a local health remedy claim and mentions community response to the treatment.
National Football Action Delivers Key Premiership Matches
National football action at Northbourne Acton and Eastlake versus Manuka shapes a pivotal day in the premiership race. Second Eighteens play at Reid Park. both 2.45 pm starts, with a 2 pm kickoff for the Second Fifteens.
Queanbeyan set to beat Acton for top premiership pace
Queanbeyan Magpies look to solidify leadership with a win at Northbourne Oval. Primmer earns full confidence, Netting to play 98 at centre forward, McNamara and Walters in the ruck, Gibbons and Schow in good form. Eastlake hosts Manuka with Dempster and Plaisted back, Alf Drayton wins Best and Fairest. Acton field a strengthened side led by Gardiner Cook and McJannett aims to halt Queanbeyan run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Acton
Magpies
Primmer
Ciile
Netting
Cook
McNamara
Walters
Gibbons
Schow
Northbourne Oval
Pam
Sharp
Eastlake
Lo Manuka
Wharton
Ayre
Edwards
McEwan
Queanbeyan Seconds
Dempster
J. McGuinness
Elliman
Jenkins
Belcher
Cottrell
Drayton
Edington
K. Gladwin
Maloney
H. McGuinness
McDonald
McGrath
Northey
Plaisted
Robbie
Trevillian
Northbourne
Gardiner
McdJannett
Seton
Perry
Gallagher
Rogers
Samuela Ramage
Thurbon
Shaw
Haslam
Allen
Toohey
Knight
McCouat
Hayes
Jack McCouat
R. Maloney
Ron Haslam
Reg. Gallagher
McJannett
Vic Samuels
Bhew
Hospital Inquiry Hearings Continue With New Advised Doctor
Testimony describes patients told to seek consultants if needed and patients deciding whether to present cases. Drs Nott Mollison and Miter discuss appendicitis operations with varying outcomes and potential incomplete removal. Canberra witnesses praise hospital care while noting long hearing hours and requests for adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miter
N." Acton
Nott
Mater
Wias
Dr. Nott
Dickson
George Browning
Canberra
Wre
Hie Son Wee
Ware
Mitchell
Team lineup update boosts Acton clash morale
Day's team lineup shows Toméet Fastlake and Fryer out with injuries and absence. Hall and Hartley step in as substitutes as the squad, now with a stronger form, defeats Acton and earns supporter praise. The listed roster includes Helter, Spencer, Barrett, Brinkman, Byrne, Dogan, Dorvyan, Glas, Hall, Hartley, Kay, Lee, Marriott, Mironey, Rabl, Street, Taylor, Ware with G Hellier noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Toméet Fastlake
Studeman
Fryer
Hall
Hartsley
Acton Waa
Helter
Spencer
V.c
Barjrett
Brinkman
Byrne
Dogan
Dor‘yan
Glas
Hartiey
Kay
Lee
Marriott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Exre
Hd Line
Oming
Dr Page
Ron
Egho
Silky Oak Inquiry
Treasury Department
Ciaca
Queaneryan
Manuka
Kingston
Reid Park
Airslie
Vetaitors
Fettle
Felding
Triumph Theatre
Star Theatre
Indias
Tna Ney Ni
Ays
Miriam Hopkins
Fox
Nowareel
Ueanhoyan
Australian Broadcasting Commission
And
Canberra Musical Society
Albert Hall
Budapest
T. O'Brien
W. J. Gibbs and Co
Pound Hill
Queanbeyan River
Post Office
W.W. J. Gibbs & CO
Yuorralumla
A. W. Edwards
Industrial Board
Hellier
Bon Ernest
Mule, John Ferels
Bon E. Hoellier
Bougainville Street
N.Z. Perpetual Forcate Bonde
R. F. Cormack
Little Colling Street
Melbourne
Chevrolet
Catron
Esmonds Motors
LTD
Sraddon
Nuat Cox
Malvern Star Cycles
BOK
Buff
Masonic Hall
Oe O'Brien
D. W. McKay
Hon. Seo
Zanic Proprietary Limited
Barrack Street
Li A. Barraclough, Limited
George Street
Ofticians
Thomson's
H. E. Clark
FLO
Harry O'Brien
Tallagandra Road
Carl Lees
Everton
Gundarac
Australian National Airways Pty. Led
Tannerston
Hobart
King Ia
Wynyard I
Flowers
Sydnney
Agenix4
MRS
Treweek Bros
Rune
Braddon
Department OF the Interior
Urarra
F.C.T
Elsetric
Ithe
Almatra School
Canbarra
Planw
Works and Services
Customs House
T. Paterson
Sport OF the People
Canberra City
C.S.J.R
Darcy West
Coome Peerifie
Coon Poat
Conveni
Crab Esmonds Motors
LTO
Bradoon
Baden Powell
Lord Baden Powell
Empire
Bradodon
P. W
Bill
Parsons Motor Cycle Depot
CIVIC
George Brent and
Beverly Roberts
Country and
the Woman
Ravens Karns, Lynne, Overman
Mickey Mouse
Fire Brigade
Traveltalk
Musica Short
Capitol
Frank Merr
Mickey Moune - Travolta
Gertrude Lawrence
Sebastian Shaw
Larmpmen
Paul Cavanagh
Marga” Grandine
Joseph Cmwthorn
Basil
Civic, Today
Speed Gordon
Flash Gordon
Our Gang
Mascat
Holiday Reports
Roland
Mota Manly
Will
Weledore
Mary ST. Glenferriz
Bourne
Warren
Coons Road
Nobilius
Gembrook
Times” Small Advts
Rimme Office