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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
4
Railway worker describes recovery after suffering rheumatism and long-term uric acid deposits. He credits Kruschen Salts with restoring health and enabling him to return to work, praising the product’s effect on liver and kidney function to remove uric acid. Sold by chemists and stores at 1/6 and 2/9 per bottle.
The budget lowers the normal income tax by ten percent and extends allowances for families while abolishing a property tax. Sales tax is reduced further, with a surplus planned to reduce deficits and fund defense. Maternity allowances rise for first and subsequent children, and public salaries align with new rates. Exports and imports show gains, and road funds are allocated to states.
After Bondi’s International Malvern Star Junior Road Championship, Georges Souliac and Guy Berthou praised Australian cycling as on par with overseas rivals. Guyatt (Vic) won in 39 min 37 4/5 sec for the 180‑mile race, with Parker (NSW) and Barron (WA) among strong contenders.
Special events to South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania totaling 2,430,000 are advised by the Grants Committee. Tasmania receives an additional 150,000, while overseas debt conversions during the year reach 49,000.
Observers debate Baldwin's fading star after the Hoare Laval incident. A majority expect his retirement within a year and a likely succession by Neville Chamberlain, the current Chancellor of the Exchequer, amid a public climate of cautious anticipation.
The piece profiles Neville Chamberlain and William Morrison, praising Chamberlain’s mastery of subjects and recent Admiralty appointment, while noting Morrison’s keen intellect and potential as a future political leader. It argues the Foreign Office needs a versatile, steady hand and references Eden’s strategic choices amidst wartime uncertainty.
The piece discusses possible candidates for a new Defence Coordination Minister role, highlighting Sir Thomas Taskip or Sir Samuel Hoare among others. It notes Taskip as a seasoned, placid lawyer with Crown duties as Attorney General and hints at Hoare as a leading contender, while describing Taskip’s varied public career and House of Commons reputation.
An advertisement promotes a home cough remedy called HEENZO, claiming it yields a pint from two bottles and suits adults and children for coughs colds and bronchial issues. It touts Dr. Gladys Moncrieff and no proven cures while praising English leadership and Anthony Eden.
Mr Justice Maxwell indicated on Monday he may allow claims against the fidelity guarantee fund without prior prosecution in certain cases. The Institute urged that the Supreme Court clarify when the primary requirement for prosecution could be dispensed with, citing three scenarios such as the solicitor's death, absconding, or prior conviction in other dealings.
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