08 May 1935
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 08, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented debate and party tensions dominate the political arena as lawmakers clash over strategies and leadership. Analysts note potential shifts in support, with several MPs voicing concerns about electoral leverage and policy direction ahead of the vote.
A Woman speaks on labor, state management, and gender issues, contrasting women’s perspectives with political and economic shifts. The piece questions who governs industry, the role of government, and the impact on workers and families, urging reader reflection and action.
A discussion notes that public servants face salary cuts in a tougher economy, arguing reductions are only part of a broader fall in national income. It argues state workers face higher taxes and social charges, while wages for railway staff may differ, with the overall burden on public service salaries seen as outsized compared with past conditions.
Local Crookwell rugby league events cover officer alerts, selection committees, and upcoming fixtures. Discussions reference patron notifications, a public committee, and sportsmanship awards, with mention of the Publicank Shield competition and Mens Hockey Association activities.
Fragmented text reports Mr Tully’s policy sparking division within the council. A figure named Tully defends the policy as others challenge its effects. The scene includes a gathering at Bundary Town with local officials and statements from residents opposing and supporting the policy.
A fragmented political meditation contrasts Lenin era and future world, questioning faith, conscience, and guidance in public life. It recalls bishops and protests to Education Acts, urging vigilance before voting and warning against worldly temptations.
Members of the Gelilemith Street Ladies' Guild hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering in the Lecture Hall to honor their new president Mira Wytheen wife of Rey Mr Green. The room featured autumn sprays and chrysanthemums arranged by Mrs 8 Boyd and Mrs A Lavércombe. A varied programme included contributions from Miss Orden planoforte solo Mia Lawe well pelo Aire White and others. At the close the welcome to Mrs Green was warm and she spoke sincerely. A dainty afternoon tea followed with Neville Gray presenting a tree planted at Hourke Street School in memory of the King's Jubilee.
Goulburn outplayed Moss Vale at Mountiy in a 6 to 1 victory. Jennings scored twice, Hurrell added two, with Byrne and Waniesa also contributing for the home side. Moss Vale struggled with ball control and defensive gaps as Goulburn dominated the second half.
A public hotelkeepers ball is announced for next Wednesday evening at the hotel, proceeds to aid Goulburn Hospital St John of God Hospital and the Goulburn Ambulance. Mayor to support. tickets via secretary Mr M. F. Tatler. expected attendance from Sydney and state. Empire Tonight and Tom Walls shows at Empire Theatre feature well received.
Local meet at Menangle yields tight finishes across divisions with several ties and protests noted. Highlights include Prince's Tie in a division race, Silver Mion 2 and Wedrowind performances, and a 84 Chattercne effort in Reling. Ongoing Vetting cites Dame Lemion and Pioridtinn as officials.
The board of appeal at the Austrian Trotting Club yesterday dismissed appeals by N Oathstraimer O Gathtdriver and FW Bhillite along with Lord Dadla Derty. The four were considered at the Australian Trotting Dulpbh meeting on April 5 with each appeal heard separately.
The article notes upcoming showings on Thursday and Friday next week with the supporting feature Tomorrow and Friday titled Carnival starring Lee Tracy and Sadly Kilers in Sydney for that week, a romantic comedy drama creating a favorable impression.
Sylvia Aldney and Gene Maymond star in Behold My Witc a powerful emotions drama. Be bolded by an exceptionally strong cast Grand Old Girl features May Robgon delivering a final standout performance Friday date not specified.
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