The Leader Weekly Commentary on Ward and the Courts
The Leader criticizes Minister for Labor Mr Ward for trying to influence court actions in an arbitration dispute. It argues his interference undermines judicial independence and could cause national harm. The piece also criticizes government handling of wage reductions and coupon retention, warning of public mistrust and institutional weakness.
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Mr Ward
Labor
Ward
Maters
O' Dwyer
W.A. Arbitration Court
O’dwyer
Mc Ward
Curtin
Theodore
Coupon Muddle Sparks Public Confusion Over Rationing
In a chaotic episode linked to Mr Coles and the Rationing Commission, shoppers overwhelmed stores with coupons prompting warnings from retailers. Debates over quota notices and lawful displays followed as ministers in the Federal Government faced criticism for stirring uncertainty.
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Calmn
Wang
Kianpede
Nxt
Coles
Education reform sparks unified but cautious parliamentary focus
Leaders of three state parties delivered policy speeches praising education and urging reform. The piece notes the public voice is heard but not strong enough to force change, while warning that without decisive action profits and neglect persist. It advocates nationalized education with shared costs and a federal role in advanced programs.
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Universiy
Commonwealth
Wong
Sgvy
Americation Hefolm Association
Melbourne
Ohiv
Multiple Church Services Across Cobram District
A schedule lists numerous churches in Cobram district with service times. Notable entries include Strathmerton, Numurkah, Katunga, Waaia, Cobram, Numurkah and Strathmerton with various times, plus ministers such as Rev Allison, Rev Fal, Rev Churchward, Rev Kemp, Rev Packett and Mr Lukies among several lay leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Numurkah
Waaia
Allison
Yarrowejah
Naring
Cobram
Fal Methods
Numurkah
Baulkamanga
Wasia
Swanton
Strathmerton
Churchward
Wunghnu
Ladies’ Guild
Kaarimba
Bunbartha
Kemp
Marungi
Watters
Congupna West
Willgoose
Katamatite
Lukies
Dunbulbalane
Koonoomoo
Rev Packett
Youarang
Yousamite
Mr Wood
Victorian wool appraisements conclude in centre sale report
The 73rd series of appraisements closed in the centre with a catalogue of about 3000 bales. Offerings were mostly late season clips from Western North Central Gippsland and Riverina Victoria. A larger share of reclassed and bulk wools appeared due to manpower shortages. Proceeds due June 4 with next catalogue on June 3 and final sale June 25. Growers urged to submit crutchings promptly.
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Strathbogie
Strathkellar
CAF Ardoon
Fernbank
Asa
Jess Omeo
Omeo
Cora Lynn
Lindenow
Lascelles
Geelong
Oiastad
Hairdressers Advertisement Authority in Victoria
Authorized by Victorian Hairdressers Board to perform all kinds of hairdressing. Specialising in tobacco cigarettes cigars pipes and all smokers requisites.
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Victorian Hairdressers’ Board
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Walter Bursill
Melville Street
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T. P. McMahon
Elville Street
Shamrock Hotel
C.T.A. House
Best Brands Liquors
D. P. Simpson Proprietor
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