The Whispering Death Plane Mystery Continues
Roy confronts Britton Chambers over a failed plot to recover Herbert Heston-Wales. a significant payment goes to Dr Night for the boy’s return. He follows rumors of the swift Whispering Death plane, chasing clues from Heston-Wales to Musman, then to South Head, while an ominous whistle echoes above the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Night
Britton Chambers
Heston-Wales
Dr. Night
Ray
Herbert
Dynigat
Musman
Heston-Vale
Pitt Street
Sydney
South Head
Ted
Jack Seeman
Mr. Seeman
Beomsn
Mystery plane over the lighthouse and pirate clues
Roy and old Seeman watch a propellerless aeroplane hover above a lighthouse then drift seaward. Roy suspects piracy, arguing the aeroplane was stolen. They climb to the lantern gallery as the plane gathers speed southward, and Seeman hints at a revelation to come in the next installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeman
Roy
Nem
Leeman
Ally
Mr. Seeman
Harry the Rover
Jack Seeman
Mr. Iston
Altor
Politically charged figures from Maitland Labour meeting
Arthur Howarth reports on a Morpeth public meeting where Maitland Labour Council support was urged. He contrasts government actions and outcomes under Lang and Stevens, highlighting unemployment reductions, factory employment gains, wage and tax changes, and subsidies to argue for or against current policies.
Benefits and debts in Maitland district under Lang and UAP regimes
The discourse contrasts government actions in Maitland and New South Wales under Lang and the U A P. It cites £170,000 per annum restored to lower paid public servants, 8,250,000 in new building values in 1983, and 4,000,000 in general tax cuts. It notes Maitland gains from $2,700 in unemployment relief grants and loans via Lang’s governance, £70,000 allocated to the electorate in 18 months, plus an £11,000 loan to Kearsley Shire. The speaker questions Labour’s past and highlights current measures to aid industry and reduce unemployment, with a nod to a Budapest innovation: the first raised-type telephone directory for the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Stevens
Beneft
O'Hearn
Maitland
U.A.P
Kearsley
New South Wales
Government Savings Bank of
N.S.W
R.lp
Dungog “Chronicle
Budapest
Primary Producers Union and Australian Dairy Policy
At a July 25 1928 Melbourne meeting of the Australian Primary Producers Association delegates from Queensland New South Wales and Victoria reviewed the history of producers movements. They discussed marketing control production prices and the future of the dairy industry amid rising global production and protective British policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Primary Producers’ Association
Melbourne
J. McRobert
H. Anderson
J. Archibald
C. Sheehy
Queensland Producers’ Association
P. Grant
G. W. Gordon
M. P. Dunlop
P.P.U
N.S
Queensland
Pondie
M. P. Dunilop
M.L.C
PP. Union
Dunlop
Canberra
Adda
Provisional Directors Elected for Commonwealth Dairy Scheme
Provisional directors of the Commonwealth Dairy Products Equalisation Company Ltd were elected including J Purcell of Queensland and M Dunlop MLC. NSW members Frase Fraser and others from Victoria South Australia and Western Australia named. A levy of 4d per pound on butter and 2d per pound on cheese was approved to fund administration and a reserve. The scheme to begin once 50 percent of producers sign and factories resume production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomaina
New Zealand
Paturson
Dunlop
Commonwealth Dairy Products Equalisation Company, Ltd
J. Purcell
Quemmaland
Queensland
TP. Phunkett
McRobert
Amergon
New South Wales
Myssra
City
Frasoe
M. B. Dunlop
R. King
Foy Victorias Messrs
A. Mckenzin
L. Lowsby
PJ. Holdenson
J. M. Ramsay
Mr. Gee
Twoudll
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Ant Vivisectionists Warn Against Diphtheria Immunisation
A 1920s city-wide public warning argues against vivisection opponents and promotes diphtheria vaccination and Schick test. It cites inoculation history in Australia and New York, noting millions immunised and a significant drop in diphtheria deaths, while criticizing anti vivisectionists for hypocrisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dungog Hospital
Bundaberg
Vira
England
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.e.shultz
Gloucester
T.hicks
General Commission
Gloucester Price House
Johnston Barrington Street
Glucester
ORDRC
M. Thurlow Saddler Church
ST. Gloucester
F. A. Isaac
Gloucester Funeral Director
Isaag Builder & Undertarer
Loucester
G. Schmierem
E. B. Schmierer
R. J. Colvin
the Victoria Insurance Co. Ltd
the Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency CO. Ltd
Circular Quay
Flemington
Farmers & Graziers
BOX
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge Street
Winchcombe
Bridge St
Arthur Howarth
Maitland “Mercury
Morpeth
Maitland Labour Council
Appra
Lang Labour
Bavin Waa
Golden Gate Cafe
Church St., Gloucester
E. Young
Mrs
G. B. Nash
Oloucester
E. Patmore
Satisfaction Guananter
PAT Wethers & Lambs
Gloucester Gott Links
J.B. Gaurtie
Gloucester Advocate
P.O. Box
Primary Producers’ Union
Australia
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
ANT
Corbet T’s
Sunshine Cafe
Advocate
Barrington Street
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