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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 07, 1930

Page

3

Wool prices and measures spark talk at Bradford conference

An inter national Wool Conference in Bradford featured Mr D Dubrulle describing measures to lift wool usage and wool prices. He argued consumer prices must reflect production costs to raise demand, urging a Wear more wool campaign and noting labor costs keep price gaps wide from farm to tailor. The piece also includes a humorous aside about doorstep sellers and a wartime fundraising cue to buy a tin hat for Diggers.

Gooyong Tarana Webb Bradford D. Dubrulle Scorpio

One Day Flight Brings Gypsy Moth To Melbourne

Messrs Moxon and Scott completed a 1000 mile air trip from Brisbane to Melbourne in one day. Actual flying time was 13 hours 20 minutes using 57 gallons of petrol. Arrival at Essendon Aero Drome came at 6:40 pm, met by Frank Penny of Shell Aviation. The flight showcased De Havilland light aeroplanes for fast transport in Australia with Shell supplying ground services and fuel.

Messr Dales Moxon C. W. Scott Eagle Farm Brisbane Melbourne Essendon Frank Penny Shell Company Sydney Moxon Scott Mascot Aerodrome Mr. Scott Royal Air Force Cootamundrs Bowser Wangarata Dea de Haviland Aircraft Ucta Australia C. J. de Garis Shell Oil Company

Wild Riot in City by Screaming Women at Trades Hall

A chaotic riot in Sydney's Trades Hall area saw about five hundred demonstrators clash with police. Officers used batons to disperse crowds, six arrests including two well known communists, and fights spread to George Street and Sussex Street as a night procession faced a cordon and counterViolence in front of Parliament House gates earlier drew hundreds.

George Street Anthoney Horderns Pariament Honee Sussex Street

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