Sidelights on the Recent Federal Election
Sidelights on the Federal Election discuss the defeat of W. Mi for Robertson and debate whether Fleming or the Court Party would have fared better. The piece notes Labor gains and analyzes candidate performances, while warning that the Labor Party’s past approach risks alienating voters. It also references Galafe’s Labor win and reflects on the impact of candidate backgrounds on election outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Fleming
W. Mi
Robertson
Gowatry Party
Massy Gravart
Immen’s Lost Faith and Labor Party Dispute
A fragmentary report recalls a speaker railing at labor politics, linking workers to problematic sects and citing Wegues and Wolman to claim all labor men are unworthy. It notes his shift from Labor to Nationalist, his distrust of fellow laborers, and his stance against voting for a road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Charlton
Poole
Effects of Prohibition Excerpt from Loodoo New York Cable
A fragment from a New York correspondent cites rising Chicago insanity and hospital crowding since Prohibition. It claims 150 new cases weekly and links alcohol abuse to crimes and domestic harm, noting experts observe deteriorating behavior and dangers to women and children.
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New ‘York
Chicago
James Whitney Hall
Medical Commission
Greater Sydney Population Surges Beyond One Million
Greater Sydney's population nears 1.05 million as of November 1984, with the metropolis stretching from Turramurra north to Homebush west and extending into numerous suburbs and shires. Projections compare Sydney's growth against other Australian capitals, citing Commonwealth Bureau figures and noting urban expansion across Auburn Banks Town Parramatta and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Bydney Bew
Fevels
Oebracea
Turramurra
Homebush
Ulewerra
Huretville
Greater Sydney
Auburn
Bankstown
Dutdoch
Granville
Lidcombe
Parramatta
Ermington Mil Rydalmere
Commonwealth
Radical proposals on Australia large scale growth plan
The article argues for a bold program to transform Australia through population growth and vast development. It cites Sir William Joynson Hicks and Sir Joseph as advocates for moving surplus population to the dominions and funding major irrigation, railway, and water projects to support 60 million to 80 million people. It warns of unemployment risks and promotes hydroelectric schemes, rail expansion, and rural development as essential for national strength amid postwar realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir William Joymeo
Toby
Commons
Britain
William
Willam
Australia
Inderry Derhely
Ral
Bnops
Offteen Woah
Tey
Perhané Ili Sieoitant
Mdtelene Amder
Societirg
Niamere
Mutten
India
Reyal
Murray
Nile
Ganges
Tael
Chanoels
Tari
I Atart
Hein
Sramlebort
Lachian
Darling
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Dappell
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Graham Timber Company Limited
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Railway Express
Cleire
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Gage
Orcas Bay
Dll
Rawdon
Gloucester
Teset Gemeys Te Lanc
En Gletet
Eric Whine
Dantal Zurgeon
Empolniaamt
RK. E. Shedden
Hic & Bos
T. Charlton
Flass A
Carmied
Ant
Wowwee
Galafe
Ble Neville Mw
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Up Oma
Ieen
Galare
Labor Party
Memely
Sydney
Thannan
Church Sirest
Arranges
Orenstrend
KEW State
Bydney
Metropolis
Latig
Weltern
Hal Sydney Am
Sydney Mornent Thera
Hobart
Street & Parish Ltd
A J Woodward
Baker and Paetrycook
Sock
Ho Mackat
Lumiar
Redman & Sans
General Slaqksanthe, Naat— Arrington Baw Bill
Morren
Redman
R. Kendall
Adina Lowaronen
Pita & Marinz
Windmiile & Pompe
Conon Seef
Pme
Qart
BOON
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CG. Tonks
Fuirltier
Paris
Vienna
Gapenbahmt
WAR
Christiana
SSR Wellington
Grester Luton
London
Mitlteas
Fresce
Bertin
Germany
Wailea
the Developent of
Sir W. Joynson Hicks
Burrutiers
Ferneors
Joseph
Austrvnia
Daseeh
West Austrata
Vietorva
Great Air
Low Bruch Wales
Humhew
Ute
Apermiion Australia
Willigen
Hhede
Kura Cmd
Asia
Developmert UP North
Colope Brammer
Progressive Party
Goblelands
Valen
Croven
Periapa
New Bevath Wales
Nadure
Faulkner
Hartley & Hoare
Church Street
Osmond & W Wilson
King Street
Osmond & Wilson
King Street, Sloucester
Easton
Alan Ot Kempecy
OCLC
Amy
Ana
J. Brown
Alf King
HO Motor
Meetenes Olaeier
Birea
Church
Hume
Oloucestes
Mekt Ge AT
Comino Bros
Macy
Preah Foniigoods
Calem Dally
Comeno Bros
Bydney & Newcastle
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Newcastle
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Matlang
Hunter River
A Cutmerntson
Genera Metan Foor
Kintrem
Aydnap
King's Wrarl
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