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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
7
A noisy gathering of the Qoulbuen Unemployed Workers Organization discussed conditions for the unemployed. Several speakers asserted ongoing hardship amid wet weather while others urged new action and noted forthcoming meetings in the coming weeks.
A garbled wool report describes Purmere Craalers and operatives Forges through La Heietim, with notes on Phil pert and SLU links to Par Lies. It mentions the woolloom export, disposal of wools, and government actions affecting textile trade, including the Ving oo Re totes and 90S reference.
Bernard Moore, aged 74 years, died in Amelona then aged 60 years after migrating to Australia with his family. He arrived in Queensland, later settled in SW, worked on the railway, then opened a bakery. Survived by his wife Mrs Kale, Mrs Arneittet, Mrs Fish, Mrs Wallan, and others. Burial details not fully clear in the report.
The death of Benjamin A. Cutler aged about seventy five in Southshire is noted. An early pioneer, he served as manager for Welt Cleator and De Sahseque Me, later farming near Raglan. Survived by his son Benjamin, his life spanned farming, public work, and a long tenure in local affairs.
Obituary notes Daniel McDonald of Morthintel Median Abbecy Markle Hill Klnees Hale died after illness. He left a widow and three sons James, William, and Frederick, plus sisters and brothers. Funeral services held with condolences from Welphheurs and local associations including the Public School where he served as president of the Pure gnel Mi keeres Association.
Mr Spooner attacks Labour schemes funding Unemployment Relief via a tax, arguing funds were used for public works and city grants rather than direct relief. He urges reforms including channeling funds to consolidated revenue, local road and lake projects, and allowing nearby towns to employ locals, noting Gogburn and Bowral camps and transport costs.
The Empire Theatre presents a busy opening with a new film program and stage acts featuring Lena in the center of the framed advertisement. Audiences are invited to enjoy midweek showings and a classic revue as previews announce exciting performances and upcoming events.
Inable garbled market notes report wheat and other commodities with fluctuating prices. The text lists various items and figures but remains largely unreadable, indicating a chaotic market page with scattered names and numbers.
Premier Stevens announced an immediate state wide program to absorb the remaining unemployed and train youths in New South Wales. The plan includes 25 000 job opportunities, emergency relief works, rationed works, and a coordinated effort by the Employment Board and Apprenticeship Commissioner to boost youth employment and training initiatives.
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