Brewood Temperance Bosses Question PM Promise
Sydney report notes the N S W Temperance Alliance president Rev Ch Tomlinson asserts the government lacked freedom to act without brewery consent. He criticizes a Customs statement claiming production cut by one third and says the Prime Minister’s pledge was never fulfilled.
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Sydney
Wal Maide
The
N.8.w. Temperance Alliance
CH. Tomlinson
Customs Department
Lin Tomlinson
Eye Gouging Case Sentences Two Laborers in Court
Judge Chaney condemned the act as wild animal behavior and jailed Alan Cabra and Ernest Malloy for ten years each after evidence showed they maliciously wounded Allied veteran Baptist Jean Mtreit on March 22, during a brawl that left one eye hanging from a broken bottle.
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Sydney
Judge Chaney
Alan Cabra
Ernest Malloy
Labncers
Tor Aamout
Maliclmaly
Jean Mtreit
Cusacks Great Furnishings Store Ad Promises Wide Range
Lenders in furniture and floor coverings promote Cusacks as a one stop shop for Feltex carpets Linoleum curtains and Manchester. The ad touts Feltex Linoleum carpets and curtains with various shades and urges visitors to choose from the largest range in the district while noting Sydney and Melbourne stores cannot supply the goods.
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Cubacks
Manchester
Sydney
Melbourne
Cusacks Great Furnltarve
Cusacks Store Plans Highlight Wool Blankets and More
Cusacks promotes its range including wool blankets siderdowns sheets pillowslips bedspreads mats crockery and bedding. The Furniture Repository facilities are offered by Cusacks for furniture storage and related goods.
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Cusacks
Upper House Debate Frames Abolition and Referendum Call
The article reports a heated Upper House debate over abolition and a referendum on constitutional reform. Key figures such as Mr McKell and Mr Stitaner clash with the Government and Council party lines over timing, the bench, and legislative blocks. The Democrats are criticised for lack of calibre while reformists push for timely action.
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Wednening
Country Party
Tainlot Ve Cmunellea
iMr
Frusner
McKell
Mkell
Bruxier
Tvora
Democratic Party
J.B
Shand
Ryde
Weday
Uae
Omncrney
Iron shortage hits Australian food targets
The secretary of the Calvanbies renumakers Ausociatian (Mr Pay Sons) warned that restrictions on prindiction h d Wistelilon Ealvanined Iron affected Australians farmers and the fowl programme. Despite efforts, production lagged as manufacturers used plants not bees to full capacity.
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Sydney
Westnerday
Calvanbies Renumakers Ausociatian
Pay Sons
Empire Day in Sydney Listens to Libery Struggle Hope
Empire Day observances in Martin Place featured prayers by the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney and praise from Governor Wakehurst and Premier McKell. They spoke of unity within the British Commonwealth and the coming fight for liberty and equality.
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Sydney
Martin Place
de. Muwll
Grant
Europe
Wakehhurstyaid
British Commonwealth of Nationa
McKell
Empire
Prohibition on dancing urged by Presbyterian minister
In a Presbyterian Assembly speech Rev W Y Ware of Cornki urged banning dancing in halls under church control. He warned that dances and spotlight routines erode Christianity and church funds, criticizing modern ministerial education as lowering spiritual tone.
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Wesneaday
Halla
Presbyterian Church
W. Y. Ware
Cornki
Hewald
Richmond Presbyterian Hall
Meat Exports Debate Triggers Government Denials
A disputed statement by Scully prompts ministers to defend meat export policies amid claims of a black market in meat. Officials say large scale destruction and smuggling are impossible, with authorities denying involvement and stressing controls in the metropolitan area.
Milk Subsidy Debate Sparks Dairymen Interest
Dairymen seek official interpretation of per gallon subsidy rules after councils threatened strike to keep supplies. Sydney Newcastle Wollongong and Blue Mountains areas questioned as to subsidy applicability. Federal and State governments asked to clarify, as milk supply impact hinges on ruling.
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Dairymen's Milk Zone Supply Council
Feders
Syney
Newcastle
Wollongong
Blue Mountains
Sydney
Scout Notes on Canberra Visit and Troop Activities
The Commissioner for Canberra Mr. Ho Maal liter will speak to the Rotary Club in Canberra and stay until June 3. Highlights include meetings with rovers, cubs, and groups in Manuka Queanbeyan and South Canberra, a camp at Ginninderra Falls, a group committee formation, and a troop court of honour.
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Viale
Pennant Hilte
Ho Maalliter
Canberre
Rotary Club
MacAilinera Wouth
Top Hat
Manuka
Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan Beouts
Canberra
Tat
Ginninderra Falls
Rees
Ahut
Searle
Menta
Clyde
Bruce By
Omar
Tennant Hils
Rev
Stanley
Rg, Parker
Brow Tremmurer
L. Robertson
Mexdamen K. Israel
Robertson
Messrs
Shannon
Campbell
Menara
Maynard Whitcott
We Jey
Gratton Brown
Bonyts
H. Macallixter
J.T A Goodwin
Morrla Adatann
Friendly Societies
Thure- Any
Mack Alitater
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Australia
Cusacks Store
Great Furniture Store
Kingston
Party Against Abolition
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Scully
SCONE
Wveanenday
Scully Te
Briowner
Amit Weeny
FeUuning
Junuwey
Becwune
Dole
Vey
Persil
Slaep
Mall and Corrals
Arnott
Cin
Golden, Flarce
Kookaburba
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