Campaign Speech Sees Eggins Urge Senate Majority
Mr Eggins argues a Senate majority is essential to end frustration and push government policy, accusing Labor of obstruction. He cites four Senate-nominated measures and claims the Labor Party blocked endowment for the first child amid political hypocrisy and delays.
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Eggins
Senate
Country Party
Eggina
Victorian
St. Tareas
Royal Hotel
Taree
Labor Party
Mensies-Fadden
Menzies
Australia
Labor
Menzies-Fadden
Laper
House of Representatives
Milk Zone Dairymen's Council meets in Sydney April 4
Executive meeting in Sydney reports on new ration supplies and talks with Minister for Health about a health matter. A report on profit margin as a possible allowance for modern equipment seeks to boost efficiency. Proposals for closer cooperation with Primary Producers Union urge joint cost submissions to the Milk Board and a standard form of casting records for future single submissions.
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L. C. Turton
Milk Zone Dairymen’s Council
Sydney
J. B. Carlton
O'Sullivan
Carlton
D. Mackay
Private Prices
UNE
M. J. Walker
W. M
E. L. T. Evans
H. H. Smith
E. Bennetts
L. J. Johnstone
P.P.U
Mi.dc
Milk Board
Gosta
Impressions of Royal Easter Show by Local Junior Farmers
Local boy C. H. Ritter of Bowman Farm writes on his Junior Farmers Camp experience at the Royal Easter Show. He notes lectures by governors and education figures, farm demonstrations across crops livestock and dairying, visits to Hawkesbury College and the Shell Show, and a harbour excursion. He praises improved fodder conservation talks and the overall value of the camp for rural youths.
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C. H. Ritter
Bowman Farm
G. N. Blackmore
W. Jones
J.F.C. State Council
N. Griffiths
KR. J. Heffron
N.8
John Northestt
J. G. McKenzie
N.S.W
J.F
Nsw
J.P
Hawkesbury
Sleeper inspection planned at Gloucester on Monday
The Railway Department announces a sleeper inspection at Gloucester on Monday next 6 April at about 10 am. Priority services will be halted briefly for checks and safety assessments. repairs or countermeasures may follow based on findings.
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Railway Department
Gloucester
Obituary notes mark Gloucester losses in multiple deaths
Deaths center on Mrs Muriel Victoria Watson at 70 in Gloucester River with long local ties. The obituary details a nurse and businesswoman who raised seven children and started Blue Bird cafe before the 1929 flood, with burial in Gloucester Presbyterian churchyard. Also covered are Ray Dean airman and John Archibald Young, both longtime district residents with service in WW II aviation and local railway service.
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Muriel Victoria Watson
Tom Gaffney
Glebe
Sydney
Gloucester
Ieson
John Geale
Dilgery
Charles Taylor
Coburk
New South Wales
Reid
George Reid
King Street
George Watson
Tugrabakh
Watson
Cockle Creek
Church Street
Gloucester Hotel
Channell's Corner
Royal Hotel
Park Street
Roy
Mayfield
Geo
R. Goffrey
Ponsonby
N.Z
Presbyterian Church
George
Ron
Alex
Frank
Eric Young
Raymond Wilfred ‘Dean
Brisbane
Ray
Craven
Omen Dean
Dungog
Chichester
R.A.A.F
Australia
Cairns
South West Pacific
Borneo
Singapore
FLAAF
Australian National Airways
A.N.A
Barrier Reef Airlines
Tie
OE Tee Ee Ae
Gloucestest
Ie Ha
Tray
Kingaford Smith Air School
Caieer
Ks West
Bulimba
Norman
Stanley
Giffin i Narina
Darwin
St. Paul's Church of England
Church of England
May
B.S
Une
John Archibald Young
Elaish Young, Sand
Stroud
Tom Britten
Curracabark
Booral Wharf
Heister
Shire Council
Laurie Brothers
Maudeville
Misa Margaret Alienson
James Mitchell
Lama
Vince Rumble
Jean
Wilfred Westley
Elsie
Fred _ Page
Eric
Charles
Jack Urquhart
F. Barker
Newcastle
F. Coleman
Hope Of Gain In Senate Draw In Queensland
Liberal and Country Party officials in Queensland see luck in drawing first place on the ballot as boosting government chances for a working majority in the new Senate. Nominations for Senate and House elections due April 28 closed in all States. Ballot draws determined Senate positions.
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Liberals
Liberal
Country Party
Queensland
Senate
House of Representatives
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Bonniebelle Cafe
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