Longreach Unemployed Plan Aims to Ease Local Hardship
About seventy unemployed men met in the A W U hall to form a committee to contact Longreach Shire Council and the Chamber of Commerce for relief. They proposed using government subsidies to fund footpaths and street improvements and to restore bread delivery to spur local work. The group noted many workers earned little this year and urged ministerial aid.
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Longreach
A.W.U. Hall
Arthur Jones
A.W.A
Oscar Jon
Longreach Shire
Labour Bureau
Longreach Council Considers Unemployed Works Start
At a monthly Longreach Shire Council meeting a letter from E O Jones of the Unemployed Committee urged immediate start on works to relieve distress. The group cited 250 registered unemployed and pressed for footpath and street repairs now. The council resolved to inform the unemployed of sympathy and to seek government approval to proceed.
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Longreach
Labor Bureau
Shire
Thomson River
Treasury Department
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