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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 09, 1951

Page

3

Wool Sales Deduction Act Appeals Clause Details

The note reports advice from Treasurer A W Fadden to forward a full financial statement to the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation and to attach any Wool Deduction Certificate when seeking hardship relief under the Wool Sales Deduction Act. If dissatisfied, an appeal may be lodged with the Chairman Land Valuation Boards. a decision not given within 30 days allows direct application to the Land Valuation Board. It also memorializes Babe Ruth, noting his death in 1948 and highlighting his baseball career from St Mary’s Industrial Home to fame with the Orioles, Red Sox, and Yankees, including a 1927 record of 60 home runs.

D. H. Drummond A. W. ‘Fadden Sydney Land Valuation Boards Box Gp.o Land Valuation Board George Herman’ Butt Memorial ‘Hospital New York Ean Babe St. Mary's Baltimore Orioles Boston Red Sox Yark Yankees Ruth

King and Queen Crowned by Domestic Harmony in royal portrait

A Newsweek extract portrays King and Queen as deeply admired for stability. The King’s temper is restrained by the Queen’s steady rule, while she commands respect and the Princesses stand in awe. The King, famed for dress, collects suits. the Queen favors blue tones and fur and consults tactful friends on criticism.

Newsweek New -York England America Norman Hartnell King George Labor Atlee King Wit

How to Kill an Association Its Twelve Detrimental Rules

A reprint of twelve counterproductive rules from Fruit World and Market Grower shows how members harm an association. It warns against attending meetings, attending late, criticizing leaders, avoiding office, withholding input, and failing to subscribe to industry journals. The piece frames these actions as nails in the coffin of any group.

Division of Information and Extension ‘ Services Department of Agriculture

Heavy New Taxes Expected Ahead of Defence Budget

A supplementary Budget is planned to fund defence commitments with high taxation rates aimed at individuals and companies. Treasurer Fadden to present in the second session of the 19th Parliament, Governor-General McKell to open May’s second week. Opposition could block the budget, depending on international tensions.

Commonwealth Fadden McKell Labour Senate

Football origins and dangers in early England

The article explains football's name from feet rather than hands and notes its old popularity among England's common people. It cites a 1349 public edict banning the game for impeding archery and warns that when football becomes violent players kick and clash, risking serious injuries.

England

King’s non political stance amid party shift dialogue

The excerpt records a tense exchange with Mr Atlee and Bevin in which The King asserts he would vote Tory if a private citizen. Newsweek notes he remains non political, yet enjoys rapport with Atlee while still calling Churchill Winston.

Mr. Atlee Newsweek Churchill Winston

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