Reform and discontent in Australia’s state politics in 1932
A 1932 look at Australian politics criticizes party leaders and vested interests for hindering reform. It highlights land settlement, wheat industry support, and producer benefits as paths to national improvement, while noting parliamentary stagnation and public demand for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Rhodes
Wernmanta
Australia
Jax
Austalia
Country Party
United Australis Party
Pally
Colin Sinclair
Tiambere
Unclear OCR News Snippet Highlights Local Events
Local items include a light horse rifle event, a civvyieN match, tobacco crop notes, political letters from Mr J M Tully, council talks for the Chaziern Association, wool sales abroad, Methodist church services, and railway schedule updates near Moree and Boggabilla with mixed passenger services and goods trains.
Publications Received Highlight Mystery and Notable Authors
A damaged notice praises the April issue of Good Howskerpling with articles by EM Delafield and others, mentions Short Rose May issue now on sale, and notes literary features, photographs, and hospital appreciation letters from W. E. Wilson and others, praising the magazine’s quality and affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EM. Delafield
D- Dovigias
Margaret
Pathe
Dentiant Enerhulment
Tavern of
Painons
May Lane
Nelume
Margery Limry
Mareates
Michael Kent
Hollowaye
Myers
Goldsbrough Mort and Co. Ltd Proposes 2 Percent Dividend
Directors of Goldsbrough Mort and Co. Ltd recommend a dividend at 2 percent per annum subject to figures for the full year amid political and financial unrest. No interim payout was made as directors await year-end results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gortabewag
Mort's Thriéend
Goldsbrough, Mort, Nd Co. Ltd
Budi
Polsical
Fintuseini
Traviogy
Sussex Street Prices Report From Sydney Market
Fragmented OCR text shows a Sydney market prices snippet with scattered figures and vendor names. Content is unclear but centers on prices and commodities reported for Sussex Street and Sydney markets.
Death notices and obituaries from early local records
The aged residents include Tyedree of Zaxma villa aged 14 from Prunes Camwn. Father Patrick Dun Jeavy noted for parish roles. Mr Gaytela Shaw and Mr Five Granny Andford read as prominent locals. Also mentions death of arres Chetion Matthews of Manno and Pittsworth with survivors. Doyle of Drake recognized for hotel work and store ventures. list reflects community figures and parish connections in late 19th or early 20th century Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyedree
Sand
Ceceaeet
Prunes
Camwn
South Australie
EmmyVille
Gaytela Shaw
Sydney
Emerly St
Wien
Osterfield
Mapitil
Gworae Feary Doyle
Drake
Doyle
Ihly Goldtivia
Iselo
Tenierele Wid Cassio
Inverell Golf Club June Monthly Medal Fixture
The Tunie monthie medal is denied. tomorrow a slate of matchups listed includes Ro Morrill versus F Minton and C McParand versus F Brooks at the First Tee. Play begins at two o'clock to avoid delays with players in the dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrow
Bony
Suiterlinelle
Histol
Lo Bice
Praser
Hantlty
Roberton
P Baanders
Bawarda
Feinente
E Wilkow
Wood
Abrier
Father Tully y_Marter
Ro Morrill
Minton
Freeman
Schoolboy Injured In Bicycle and Cart Collision
A schoolboy, Master Jim Stewart, son of Mr and Mrs J Stewart of Commonwealth Bank, was injured when cycling into a Chinese vegetable cart on Vivian Street. He sustained a fractured collarbone and severe abrasions while being knocked to the ground and trampled briefly by a horse attached to the cart. his condition required medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevate
Kchoot
Jim Stewart
Mus J. Stewart
Commonwealth Bank
Creed
Vivian Sreety
Sumi
Fearder Fm
Hhanut
firat-Kuliar
Jattending
Moxley Guilty in Tragic Case and Claim of Innocence
The prisoner Moxley faces a death sentence after a night of tragedy. He professes innocence and says he did not know or control his actions. He appeals for mercy and denies harming anyone, while testimony questions his memory and responsibility. The trial records show a tense verdict process and questions about motive and premeditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxley
Ami
Ufreywerda
Ervere
Neadachis
Faye Beni
Weather Forecast Shows Gradual Improvement Across Regions
Forecast indicates improving conditions with unsettled periods easing in Sydney and southern areas. Expected to see gradual improvement inland and in western regions, with lingering severe weather risks in some interior zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
West
Hospital Board Approves Expansion Plan Amid Finances
The hospital board discussed a systematic expansion, detailing funding, labor, and council oversight. Attendees included chairmen Murray, Cloonan, White, and others with apologies from Harper and Baile as they reviewed employment periods, contractor work, and a planned five week rollout for Delungra district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannackturn
Aly
Gragin
denMillons
Weber
Weber Lem Matter To Time Conunel
Venterstone
AWS
Ratrot
Woh Peraon
OKREE
Mick AL Oakraog
Delungra
Deluneva
Delungri
de Horn
Denye Tiave Bret
Wx Horn
Drkys
Tai
Delmers
Horvitell’ Commission
Wnoua
Gan
Banhorklarm
Shire Council
Ashford Races Preview and Course Improvements
The Ashford racing meeting is planned for tomorrow Saturday with 92 horses entered. The course sits well from the Lawham to Bevery river, with improvements underway and expected to be ready, aiming to attract large crowds and allow full programme viewing starting at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binoy Ie Ib
Seine Feer Monul
Deni
Actien
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Martie
Ula Seanon
JM Tully
Hee Minster
Rands
Chaithn
Myst
Sety Ding
Paul
Epler
Tonow
General Council For the Chaziern Association
Yeeverlays
D. Mepher
Torres
Methodist Church
WH Buller
G Astead
Bogpabla Railway
Faall
Verns Creek
Comiurra-Boggabilla Railway
Moreey
Boggabilla
Moren
Bydney
Aid Revieeiiy
Rom
Sabia
Bopgabilig
Lapin
Pam
Mores
Boxgebilla
Howpitis
Invetel
Howpital
W. E. Wilson
Willam
Charles
Mery Wilton
Condia
Seaxoniabie
Dinount
Exec
Laanb Te Raay
Wladgmanien Amr
Wausilel
Bpoa MW
Pamnis
Cetray Tin Exerick
W. Lester
Guinea
J. Hutton
Clem Ryan
Jack Caysaugh
Mise Tl
Casa
Tuyerel
AV Rouerta
Chiarile Pera
Messa
Ego” Robinson
Ego” Robinson, of New~ Ontitle In & Ewel Veerdlinder, Caterie
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Robin
Newcastle
Hin
Llew Edwards
Melia
Anniwal Catholic Bal
Ne School of Arts
Ne School of Arts. the Organises, the —Atlares Beryl -O'Bnwunesry
Aloe Rego
Fantog Farmers
GM. Blacklock
Oakwood
Cutler
Meera
G. Woods
A. Croft Honweevetwry
Preasurer
Sir Andrews
Asin
KE Janes
Mary Sclessor
Old Calabar
Chen
Cooter Bree
Sussex Street
Pinay Tho Fallowine Pricey
Wheeler
Peice Wet McLean
Kewect
Ten
BL Vincint
Wednessay
Fey
Patrick Dun
Jeavy
Pring
Iyauey
Dun- Ieavy
Bundstra
Ares Chetion Matthews
Manno
Pittsworth
Masry
Whilam J. Matthews
Ethene
Robert Matthews Walehn
Mesdaures O'Neill
Moree
Inverell Golf Club
Aunge
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Muperes
Mundy
Uwe
Macxory
Twe Suays
Bourke
New South
el Orcas
Amelie Awe Ribyrovt
Foypels
Sma
Ray Harnsrit
Eievanber
Etera
Gimkens
Hospital Board
Bannockburn Shire
Messe
Murray
Lae Cloonan
A. Wilymington
Ch A
Chabal
Carrie Moore
Dellis
Lawrence
Wiilahife
Ne Wi Farrand
Messts Fe Ay Harper
Cit Baile
Eatendey
Wiltahjne
Dohialn
Matron Report
Moapita
Old Linen
Murgraver
Old Suen
Fost
Jam Sing
Genetnries
Craignvon
Blanch
Marston
Tom Buges
Ligginn
Fye
Jum
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W. Finewaysun
Fowler
Summers
A. W. Johnston
Art Tntor
Maxdames Adams
Doddlet
Dni
Auburn Vale
W. Leona
Saul Testassay
Tyamwey
Pita
CAR For Art Union
Vince
R. Nicholoson
Harroure Avenue
Camsir
Haylagmel
Curlis
Randwick Hospital
Suny
McLean
Eaniblt
Chisholm
Cinonan
Ashford
Commerce Exsay
Sint
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