Labour Views and Wheat Policy Debate in Parliament
An editor notes Labour Party positions on wheat prices and government actions. It praises Labour for backing producers, criticizes the Country Party for opposing amendments, and questions why Labour should lead on wheat policy amid parliamentary maneuvering and pressures on farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PJ. Trainer
A.li
Labour Party
Tahear Parry
Mensien
Hoween
Country Party
Labour
Lyons
C.p.t.ap
Labor Party
Commonwealth
Westratin Pariers
Tabour
Allies' War Aims A New And Better Europe
Lean Lon, November 27. In his latest Broadcst to the Empire Mr. Neville Chamberlain outlined war aims as the destruction of Nazism and the creation of a new Europe. He argued Britain and Allies must defend freedom, halt German expansion, and establish a Europe united by consent rather than domination. He praised Allied naval convoys and warned Hitler’s tactics would fail, pledging a victory based on liberty and a fresh European order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanlon
Fmpire
Aleon
Hockade
Gand- Witt
Rutin Taleraner
Railway Picnic Showcases Strong Turnout on West End Beach
The Northern District Railway Picnic Committee held its fourth annual event despite a windy day. A large crowd arrived via car, coach, and a special train from Multewa and intermediate stations, with officials including Premier J. C. Willcock and Mayor R. Carson attending. The day featured many children's activities, prize money of unspecified amount, and several athletic events won by Mra Patten, I. Mortimer, Miss Bowen, J. Hogan, and others. The committee, led by E Sommerville and B Evans, earned praise for smooth organization and orderly conduct despite gusty winds.
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Northern District
West End
Multewa
Stalena
Ajanm
Yaleno
Caron
Taree
Geraldton
J. C. Willcock
R. Carson
Mfr
BR. W. Carter
J.C. Crowands
Moore
E. Sommerville
B. Evans
H. Satie
Mesara
N. Martin
A. M. Giles
Meas Sotumerville
Endren
Elise
Me. Cumnella
A. Hall
Glenfield
Roy Smythe
Munterial Council
Mra
Patten
I. Mortimer
Railways
Miss Bowen
Miss Maher
J. Hogan
Wright
Steele
Eawards
Alles Hornsey
Miss Lynch
J. Gosnells
C. Fisher
R. Clarke
Rolland
Mallewa
Mra. O'Donnell
Mrs. Vince
Edwards
Good
Mra Vince
Mra. Rennie
Mra. Edwards
G. Whitby
W. Millen
P. Raphel
Letter Discusses Butter Export Figures and Transport Clause
A letter to the editor argues over butter export figures and the Government transport clause. It cites figures from the State Superintendent of Dairying and notes sixteen votes to eight on a council decision, with producer representation among the sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sente
ALP
Trainor
Thie
Baxter
MLC
Italea Hae
Chunell
Batters
Fatality at Big Belt mines miner killed in collapse
Robert Crosby a married miner at Big Belt Mines Limited was killed late Friday when a bench in an open cut collapsed. Dr Gillop and Crab were nearby as the bench caved, Crosby trapped beneath debris before a rope failed. Constable J Campbell investigated and the coroner ordered an inquiry at Cur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crosby
Big Belt
Hix Belt Mines Limited
Gillop
Gallop
Barlow
J. Campbell
Cur
Chatelet
W. C. Manabridge
Crop Competition Results In Zone 2 Under Kasai Society
Three contestants competed in a fifty acre crop event in Zone 2 along the Wongan line to Ajana. Judges awarded points for freedom from weed and disease and evenness of growth, with top scores totaling in the sixties. Overall, judge Knapp noted the crops showed promising yields and were largely free from disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angpires
Kasai Agricultural Society
Wongan
Huludy
Ajana
FV. Knapp
Serioal
W. HL
England
Perenfort
Vieth
Barrett
Tata
I. Bradford
Knapp
Advert for Chest Nose and Throat Remedy Prices
An OCR fragment markets a two shilling pint remedy for chest nose and throat use. Mentions concentrated TIRENZO to mix with water for coughs colds croup bronchitis and catarrh and as a gargle for sore moods in children. Promotes saving money with HEENZO.
Dust Storm Hits Wiluna After Heat Wave
After a three day heat spell with highs of 104 100 and 100 degrees a severe dust storm swept Wiluna at about 6 30 on Friday night from the northwest a wall of dust rose to 1000 feet damaging buildings and lights. A hot gusty gale followed with two more blows later that evening. Temperatures stayed high into the night as a cool southerly wind then set in.
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Wiluna
Aloes
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NEW Signal
Ann
Muneoks
Bone Lid
Hemstitched Co
Riksee
Latyer
Royal Hotel
Wellington
William Streets
Coombes & Fletcher
Geraldton Newspapers Limited
Europe
MR. Chamberlain
West End Beach
MR. Trainer
Geraldian
F. H. Hall
Mills Goldsmiths Hall
Marine Terrace
Carlton
ROLEX
OMEGA
CYMA
Wilkinson
Wilson’s Cash Store
Union Bank
Aton
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