Weekly Letter on Citizenship and a United States of Europe
A weekly letter denounces Communists in Australia as wreckers and urges good citizenship. It discusses Ramsay MacDonald and Philip Snowden proposing a United States of Europe, citing the U S model with a Federal Reserve and interlinked economies. It argues war causes and calls for a European tariff union and a federation including India within a British-led world power sharing with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay McDonald
United States of Europe
Philip Snowden
United States of America
Europe
Snowden
America
Federal Reserve Board
Wwe
Rome
Australia
Union Douaniere
Europeene
Paris
United States
Hoover
MacDonald
Washington
Triaon
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Hungary
Trianon
Italy
Dr Besant
London
India
McDonald
Loche
Eupe
Taxation reforms urged to ease taxpayer burden
The Australian Reform Association founder William Harding warns that both State and Federal direct taxation systems are unsound. He criticizes the 1928 New South Wales Income Tax Act as a step too far, urging a return to the older Act with a temporary supertax to raise revenue for 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Reform Association
William Harding
Harding
Advance Australia News Service
New South Wales
New Australian States debate national parliament role
A reader asks why Australia should avoid a single National Parliament and promote decentralised local government with state and territorial input. The fragment hints at arguments for federal balance and regional autonomy but lacks concrete details or sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New States Movement Urges Federal Power Shift in Australia
A discussion in Horsham Times argues governing cost per capita is unsustainable and proposes more local administration and new state creation. References Armidale Convention, All-Australia New States League, and calls for federal parliament authority to create new states to better distribute power and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
William Agerately
New South Wales
R. Windeyer
K.C
Sydney
All- Australis New States League
Proposal Aims to Abolish Income Tax in New Federal System
The text argues for abolishing the income tax as a major reform and for adjusting financial relations between the Federal Government and the States. It advocates one general revenue taxing authority, the Federal Government, to fund the States and eliminate eight separate taxing authorities, reducing complexity and conflicts in the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Northern Territory
The Great Pepper Mint Cure in Woods Advertised
A vintage notice proclaims Woods Great Pepper mint Cure as a remedy amidst a lyrical ode to heartache and song. It blends poetic lines about loves and laughter with medicinal claim, suggesting relief from colds and broken hearts through the product.
New Store Opens At Opposite Shamrock Hotel Numurrah
A fresh retail outlet announces the opening of a new store opposite the Shamrock Hotel Numurrah offering the freshest groceries ironmongery and labor saving appliances. Courteous attention to customers is emphasized as the watchword with inspection welcomed.
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Bitcon
Africa
T., P. McMahon
Melville Street
Numurkah
Telegraph
Lynette
Joan Mansfield
High Street
Shepparton
Saal Porras
The
Taxation Systems
H Ney
Numarkah
Sennitt’s
Wardana
Mesdames Pozzi
O'Brien
Court House
J. Ingram
Freeman City of London
Ibsc
Fsm.c. F.boa
FLO
Lond
M.V.C.A
James T. W. Ingram
MV C.A
PLO
Iate
A. A. Abotomey
England
John Allan Ingram
P.R.O.A
London Refraction Hospital
Farmers’ Arms Hotel
Guenther
Fairless
St. Kilda Road
Melbourne
Cox
B.C. Cox
Patchell
Shamrock Hotel
Numurrah
Victoria Hotel
Katunga
Lysieser
Ndurance
E. Coxon & Sons, Pty. Ltd
FORD
Numurkai Cobram
Katamatite
Strathmerton
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