Super-Cabinet of economic experts urged for Australia
A Sydney Mail article argues against a purely business dominated cabinet and calls for a super-Cabinet of economic experts balanced by patriotism. It warns such a body could out-legislate laws and stresses protecting Australian manufacturers from imported sales. The piece urges rulers to replace legislation with genuine patriotism and to shield consumers and producers from rogue traders.
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Times
Sydney Mail
Australia
Sydney
Australia must defend its markets from foreign economic power
An essay argues that Australia faces an invisible American led economic empire that threatens national ownership of Australia. It calls for tariffs and broad import prohibition to push Australian made goods, a nationwide campaign to educate and shift purchasing, and government backed credit to retailers to revive local industry.
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Australia
Time
United States
Bolivia
Salvador
Liberia
Haiti
Nicaragua
Santo Domingo
Seymour Parker Gilbert
Charles Gates Dawes
Owen D. Young
Pesce
Milton
Marks
Associated Chambers of Manufactures
Australis
Annual Book Fair under Government Auspices in Australia
An archival note describes an annual Book Fair in Australia with booksellers offering discounts of 10 to 20 percent. The event is presented under government auspices, with mention of a closing banquet and ceremonial details in Rome related to the two cemeteries.
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Australia
Rome
Tela Gest
Peden Cohen
Australian Grown Tobacco Campaign Persists in Market
The piece argues Australian tobacco could suit local smokers better than Virginian. It notes taste preference shaped by upbringing, acknowledges past exploitation by manufacturers, and reports rising demand for Australian leaf since January. It urges smokers to persist in asking for Australian brand to spur domestic supply, even over months.
Campaign for Lower Tariff Seeks Importer Action
The Tariff Reform Association formed in Sydney launches a campaign for reduced prohibitive tariff duties under the Scullin Government. It circularises importers arguing protection benefits only a few and raises living costs. It cites unemployment rising from 5.5 percent in 1907-11 to 9.6 percent from 1927-29, blaming high tariffs for reduced purchasing power affecting farmers, civil servants, and wharf laborers.
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The
Tariff Reform Association
Sydney
Scullin
Australia
Association
Petrol Tax Sparks Motorists’ Outcry Over Federal Plan
The proposed 1d per gallon petrol tax hike provokes strong indignation among motorists who say the levy would total £2.5 million on 200 million gallons. They note petrol duty has risen from a penny to sevenpence since 1924, far above U.S. prices, and warn that high taxes threaten jobs and the motor industry, citing 1929 figures for wages, fuel use, and capital invested in Australia’s motor sector.
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U.S.A
Commonwealth
Australia
Numurkah Petty Sessions Hearings Include Prohibition Violations
At Numurkah Court of Petty Sessions presided by Mr H R McDonald cases range from unlawfully on premises at Numurkah Hotel on May 1 to maintenance orders and licensing breaches. Athol Tyler fined 15 shillings, security sought for Alfred Heap, and opossum skins case dismissed with skins forfeited. Licensing defendants faced fines for premises open during prohibited hours and liquor disposal.
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Numurkah Court of
McDonald
Numurkah
Athol Tyler
Tatchell
Numurkah Hotel
Moylan
Alfred Heap
Catlow
Cp.s
Heap
P.M
A. P. Donnelly
Katamatite
M. J. Cran‘ston
Feltham
Messrs .Morrison and Teare
John J. Ralls
Constable Donnelly
Defendant
James
Thompson Cranston
Ralls
Defersiant
Thompson
Hein Bus
Vy Feltham
D. P. Simpton
J. Coxon
J. Danckert
R. Fremantle
P. Deane
Shamrock Hotel
Coxon
Fremantle
Danckert
Tatehell
Permiscian
Vicensee
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