J W Graham Honored By Numurkah Clubs On Promotion
J W Graham, postmaster at Numurkah for four years, is congratulated on his promotion to Wangaratta. He aided bowling and football clubs as secretary, earned high regard for tact and public service, and received engraved gifts as thanks. A lively gathering at the Shire Hall praised his work and wished him continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Graham
Numurkah
Wangaratta
Creham
Numurkab
W.xhari
Wis
Ile G. Dudley
Graham
A. McPoovon
D. P. Simpson
HM. Stuchberry
J. C. Martin
J. Eseh
Hts
Wwn
Pal
McPherson
Hall
R. Kilpatrick
Guenther
Cperebery
G. Selleck
Selleck
Kilpatrick
F. Harley
Hagen
Labor Party
Labor
Federal taxation and dairy policy notes from Canberra
Federal Treasurer Dr Page addressed the NSW Constitutional Association in Sydney outlining tax reductions under the Bruce Page government and the difficulty of forecasting customs revenue. He defended administration costs, forecasted ongoing expenditures, and urged a financial conference with states. Also covered were butter marketing reforms, a proposed Commonwealth Dairy Research Institute, and a plan to appoint a Commonwealth Butter Grader in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Dr Page
N.S.W. Constitutional Association
Sydney
Treasury
Bruce-Page
Page
Commonwealth
Australian Dairy Council
Melbourne
Commonwealth Dairy Research Institute
Development and Migration Commission
Gepp
Council For Scientific and Industrial | Research
Dairy Council
Australia
Mr Patereson
Agrculture
Commonwealth Ministry
Federal
London
Labor platform clash over internationalism sparks debate
The article argues that Labor politics risk harming the movement and public welfare. It cites Mr Hogan pushing a plank to teach “internationalism” in state schools, risking racial discrimination amid unemployed foreigners. It notes criticism of loan-use practices and alleged trust fund missteps, signaling financial strain and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
Lang
Hogan
Labor Government Condemned for Trust Fund Use
The passage argues that trust funds were never to be used and accuses the Labor Government, noting Mr Webber promised replacement. It states Mr Hogan condemned his opponents and now stands self-condemned, claiming the Composite Ministry acted wrongly and the Labor Ministry sinned against the light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Webber
Labor
Fragmented Note Sparks Unclear Inquiry About Drinks
A garbled OCR line hints at questions about thinned or mixed beverages with fragments referencing whiskey and a phrase that suggests an inquiry or dialogue. No clear entities, dates, or locations are readable.
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Armstrong Siddeley
Britain
Wonder Car
Lottie Nee Siyeron
MeKellan & Co
Sumurkah
Hart-Parr
Anna Broly
A. G Girdler
SY Pty. Ltd
Her
Rach
Oracer
Vauxhall
BUICK
Oakland
Pontiac
Chevrolet
General Motors Corporation
Numurkah and District
General Motors (Australia) Pty. Ltd
J. W. Graham
P.O
Feprameetiies Senet
Federal Country Party
Crawford
Sunbure
Tad Chap Wah
Low R. Flu
Magnavox
Drewer
Leviathan
FL McNamara
Ni Vlrk
Tile! Falkiner Pty
Uxtrounue
Deveriking
Beecham
Yee
Gor
Vacuum Oil Co. Ply. Ltd
Mary
Pat
Shute Aking Ut
Tae
Kelien & Ca 1
Deeries
Don. Cumming
Io Hee
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