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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
8
A lengthy political discussion centers on Mr Lang and his supporters amid battles over wages, unemployment relief, and government policy. Critics accuse Lang of using work incentives to sway voters while defending his economic plans and tax measures.
The Ulster Commonwealth Party view attacks Wade and Lane policies, criticizing the government’s honesty and handling of unemployment, licenses, and fruit machine scandals. The letter by F Con of Karon advocates sound rural policy and worker protections, arguing for Wade as a candidate who understands local workers and employers.
The article alleges the Lang administration spent vast sums and reduced industry activity, driving thousands of workers from good salaries to low pay. It claims state expenditure rose significantly, employment fell, and inflation of public spending worsened distress amid untimely reforms.
The council weighs unemployment funds and a concrete box culvert project for Medor and Macintyre avenues. Officials discuss grants from the Council for Unemployment, wages, and materials, with outcomes pending a funding reply and tender decisions for a sanitary service.
A fragment reports a government overthrow in Chile with a new socialist aligned administration. Mentions Valera invitation and Dublin consultation as part of a turbulent political scene and shifting alliances. Also notes a trade balance item for Austin exports and a record run by a Western Halfway Company train.
Vague political note praises ten MPs and calls Mer Wade an asset. Mentions voting, parties and several surnames in a fragmented plea for decent government and a fair deal.
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