22 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Gilgandra Weekly And Castlereagh
Location
Gilgandra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
1
Dr. Crotty, Anglican Bishop, urged the church to lead in moral renewal not as a fortress but as a crusade. He warned against crude hedonism and communism, calling for Christian life integrated with industry and home life. He stressed marriage as central to social order and urged clear guidance on moral issues.
John King a salesman pleaded guilty to stolen goods and uttering in Dubbo Court. He received four years total with seven months to serve. The case followed his arrest after driving an Austin car matched to a previous theft and involved accomplice John Pennins Carter.
The Loan Council will provide 500000 to 600000 pounds monthly for relief works over the next year, enabling thousands of jobless men to gain employment. A discussion on marriage ethics urges education over lamenting divorce and calls for Christian leadership, planning, and sensible responses to human breakdowns to restore moral order.
The Wealth Department urges forethought to prevent accidents and save lives. It cites over 1,000 annualFatalities from accidents, 27,000 injuries in factories, and 6,000 in traffic, then offers simple home first aid tips for bruises burns and scalds and practical dressing steps. It recommends calm handling and basic antiseptic and Vaseline based dressings for minor injuries.
Federal member for Gwydir Mr. C. L. A. Abbott tours the electorate during recess. He condemns the federal government for inaction affecting primary producers and hopes for better prices and seasons. He says only Trangie in Gwydir has good weather, while rain in the north may help. He cites the London Economic Conference and debt settlement as crucial to the plan and notes Parliament will reconvene in August to discuss the budget and finances.
On Sunday Gilgandra 1.0.0.F hosted Carroll's club and won by 11 sets to 14. Mixed doubles featured Whitton and Williams defeating O'Brien and Alderman, with other close results across men and ladies doubles and singles as listed. Carroll's team trailed with several 6/6 and 6/4 scores, finishing 14 sets to 11 for Gilgandra.
The Government will immediately cut freights by 10 percent for wool and livestock, saving around £190,000 yearly for rural producers. A broader reduction across freights and fares is under consideration, possibly as an across the board percentage cut or targeted adjustments. If a 10 percent cut is applied nationwide, railway revenue would drop by roughly £1.6 million.
The Minister for Transport Col M F Bruxner says sheep skins forming part of a wool consignment will be charged at the same rate as wool if the total weight of wool and skins is at least one ton. Special wool carriage rules will not apply to skins. The Grazers Association also pressed for lower interest rates. In other news, Dr Bradfield claims the Harbour Bridge should be efficient in 200 years, and R B Bootle of Garllage Nar mine suffered a broken wrist from a fall. he is reported to be recovering.
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