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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
4
Eddie McGoorty confronts taunts with calm defiance as a street scuffle ends with a bucket of water cooling tempers. Bystanders note his composure and the crowd admiration for his restraint amid the confrontation.
A survivor recalls the Lusitania disaster of May 1915 aboard a 31 500 ton liner from New York to Liverpool with 2160 passengers. He describes torpedoes, the chaos, lifeboats, a brother lost at sea, and a medal awarded for bravery as he searched the Queenstown mortuary for his sibling.
A comprehensive study on cash and financial systems in Australia. The commission will examine central banking roles of the Commonwealth Bank and private trading banks, finance and credit operations, and factors shaping trade development and employment. It will report on the Dongres Credit plan and other credit reform schemes, select personnel with broad cross party support, and ensure government intent to appoint a balanced commission.
The article argues motorists gain political influence through organized unity. It cites population versus representation, the role of civil servants and unions, and promotes joining the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland as a non political body to coordinate motorist power for policy influence.
Twenty years after the war many veterans still suffer from eye damage caused by poison gas and blasts. Dr. Reinald Ricker from St Patrick’s Ophthalmic Ward details delayed adverse effects seen at Dunstan’s Hospital in England. The report notes ongoing blindness risks rising among casualties and highlights long term medical challenges for survivors.
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