Minister Wood Suffering Illness At State Agriculture Hub
Geraldton notes the collapse of Hon. G. B. Wood, Western Australia’s Agriculture Minister, during a milk producers meeting. He shows signs of improvement after hospitalisation, with calls for cautious land policy and continued support for rural growers. The piece also covers light lands trials, phosphate limits, and upcoming Chapman Research Station field day with Dept officials and local farming focus.
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Midlands
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Mingenew
Three Springs
Moora
Giteon
Albany
Great Southern
Geraldton
Taxation Department
Royal Commission of Municipal
Muore
Chapman Research Station
Agricultural Department
Br. J. Thomas
Loil Conservation
GH. Burrill
C. F. H. Jenkins
G. L. Throszell
Thomas
Chapman
Commonwealth
Burvill
Str Jenkins
Deafness Aids Bring Hearing Return With Western Electric
Research in sound amplification and transmission yields new hearing aids by Western Electric. The compact, efficient devices enable thousands of Australians to enjoy better hearing. Mr Laurenain of Audiphone Company plans visits in September offering free viewings at Victoria Hotel, Germlton, with telephone contact for appointments.
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Audiphone Company
Australia
Furwext Organisation
Geralidten
Australian Resources Who Provides the Wealth
An analysis argues Australia’s prosperity hinges on exports wool, wheat, and flour. It warns that a price drop could trim trade value by £129,000,000 for 1949-50 and calls for better rural policy, equipment, and less militant labor impact to sustain income and growth.
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Australia
London
Mederad
Federal Labor Party
C. Palmer
Trieral & Country League of
W.A
St. George's Terrace
Perth
Federal Elections Date Set Amid Poster Regulation Debate
Canberra ministers announced the federal election would occur on December 10, deemed an absolute safe bet. The Labor Caucus backed a bill to close a loophole in the Electoral Act restricting poster sizes. They noted prior laws failed to cover pre writ periods, following complaints about oversized Liberal posters in Queensland.
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Labor
Legisation
Queensland
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