Back to Crookwell Week Committee Meeting
The Back to Crookwell Week general committees met at the Crookwell Literary Institute on Monday night with Mr 8 A Cullen presiding. Attendees included Mrs Upjohn, H A Haines, J E Perry, Wal Haines, Murphy, Jack Winning and many others. Minutes were confirmed, accounts approved, and various committees reported on catering, street lighting, publicity, and ball prices. Officials discussed Show week preparations, invited the State Governor for the opening, and arranged secretary meetings to draft a programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Keith
J. J. Hanley
O Th. McDonald
C. T. Clifton
W. G. Keith
Fletcher
Goulburn
W. M. Epee
Kerr
Jague
Tnnon
Messrs
Naw
Ba Vhurkal
Lr. Burns
McCloskey
J. A Christian
Hank Winning
Askel
Australian Made Promise and Pacific Security Calls
The Prime Minister in Auckland warns Pacific events demand real world action not just defence spending. He argues Australia must boost employment through secondary industry, erect tariffs to curb overseas cheap goods, and promote Australian Made products to grow population toward 60 million, preserving prosperity and white Australia.
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Auckland
Pacific
Wy Ds
AWS
Australia
Ainister
The
Widower Charles Wilson Bequeaths to Armidale Institutions
The will of late Charles Graham Wilson of Armidale dated August leaves an estate valued at LAPS Testalor. Bequests include £1500 for the poor and orphans within two miles of Armidale, £50 to the Armidale Salvation Army and Armidale Ladies’ Society, and estates to his children. Executors are Charles Stanley Wentworth Wilson of Armidale and Thomas George Wilson of Adelaide.
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Charles Graham Wilson
Armidale
Laps Testalor
Bearea
Armidalsac
Armidale Salvation Army
Charles Stanley Wentworth Wilson
Thoemus George Wilson
Adelaide
George Lau On Lee to Visit Crookwell and Bigga
Herbal specialist George Lau On Lee of 34 Bourke Street Sydney will visit Crookwell on Thursday February 24 and Bigga on February 26 and 26 for consultations on female or male external or internal complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lau
Lee
Munese
Bourke-street
Sydney
Crookwell
Bigga
Imposture Crushed on Moderation in Drinking Debate
Arrangement publication reports Henry F Pringle presenting study results by Dr Raymond Pearl of Johns Hopkins. In a Baltimore working population sample moderate drinkers showed no reduced life expectancy and may live as long or longer than abstainers, challenging Prohibitionist views on moderation.
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Henry F. Pringle
The
World
New York
Raymond Pearl
Institute of Biological Research
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Advance Australia letter writer defends wage policy critique
Walter Finch argues against publicity of anonymous letters under "Advance Australia" and defends free speech. He questions tariff zealots, rural workers’ living conditions, and the impact of high duties in wartime. Finch contends imperial trade, currency, and wage regulation shape prosperity more than acts of Parliament.
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Advance
Australia
Mr. Buttenshaw
Country Party
Britain
Walter Finch
Australians First Sir The Federal Cantal Commission Blunder
The Federal Cantal Commission engaged 24 English girls to be employed as domestics at Canberra in what appears to be a major blunder. The piece questions the commission's judgment and portrays Australia’s immigration move as a warning to the world. The tone is critical of official policy and its underlying attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantal Commission
Canberra
Australia
Australian Made Preference League Letter Demands Canberra Roots
W R Bag Nall, director, says the federal government should undo a deed and dismiss Commission members to favour Australians over English girls for domestics in Capital City. He asserts Australians must get first chance at Canberra despite welcoming English girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Are. W. R. Bagnall
Crookwell Pioneer William Gilby Dies at 62
William Gilby a Crookwell pioneer dies Monday morning after six months illness. He lived and worked on the same farm for forty years. Survived by five daughters and two sisters, with relatives in Crookwell and distant states.
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Crookwell
William Gilby
Gilby
Miss Bensley
John, Thomas
F James
George
Northern Rivers
Fred
Victoria
Bensley
Fairfield
Jim Bannley
Jack Willis
Crook
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