Correspondence to the Editor on Labor Government and War
A letter urges electors to reject Labour in New South Wales elections arguing the party has led to higher production costs and unemployment. It blames government acts for rising prices and wages, cites impacts on industry from the Workers' Compensation Act and Child Endowment, and warns against communist influence and loss of autonomy.
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Julie In
Sydney
Labour
Switon
Politiva Machiua
New South Walter
America
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Prieken LE Pre
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Patel
Pete
Airtel
Ike Chesteve
Sorfie Linnie
Selina Ibs
Iyi Rail Friely
Cyclists Prepare for Boundary Race in Cromstone Route
The article notes riders Gibby, F. Johansen, and possibly Wo Carmichael will begin a ride from Cromstone across a limited route facing headwinds. The group aims to reach a point near Patri and Martione with plans to pace and test endurance.
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Gibby
F. Tlansen
Cromione
Sollee
le New
Appointment turmoil grips Meat Board in Lang government
The article details controversial appointments to the Meat Board under Prime Minister Lang. It highlights Osbourne and Marks as key figures, with debates over salaries and political influence, including objections to Treble’s rapid promotion and favoritism amid cabinet discussions and parliamentary responses.
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Ste
Fender Lanetellary
Ute
Miwit
The
Meat Board
Tore
Sir Kay
Veo Siagieet
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Mir
Kuig
Kay
Uishurne
Osborne
Birt
Marks
Muorks
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Police Service Board
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Dganand
John Russell French
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Mr. Marks
George Fuller
Holman
Mr. Marke
John Russel
Lang
Treble
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Air Treble
Lung
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Prohibition Arrests in America Reported by London Press
An international report compiled from Washington indicates nearly 80 000 arrest figures for Prohibition related offenses through June 20. The data claim 20 000 more arrests than the prior year with many cases involving conspiracies, smuggling and large criminal operations.
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America
Eveyng Standard
London
Washington
Feneot Teporta
Felicen
MalgAMated Rabbits: Feral Capital and Export Business Growth
A fragmented notice describes a community group linked to a rabbit export business. It mentions a peg and fondling rabbits as part of export activity, reporting a revenue exceeding £2,600,000 annually. The text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and unclear entities.
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Bonn
CUAL
Lang Plans Abolition of Upper House Amid Communist Allegations
Premier Lang vows to wipe out the Upper House as Labor voices split on abolition. He attacks Governors and imports while allies boast of links to the Communist Party and reforms. Critics list cabinet links to strikes and a broad anti constitutional stance, arguing Lang allied with Communists.
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ALP
Fixe
Lane
Alee
Langovernor
Govenors
A. A. Alam
M.L.C
Labor
Garry and Tully Clash on Debate Over Land Question
The National candidate Goullai Garry challenged by Tully to debate amid accusations of preplanned plans. Garry urged Tall to reveal Kay appointment and promised to press Parliament dissatisfactions, government dominion concerns, and controversial figures Willis and Cluirdesi.
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Vlager Soltianen
Hia Gitterass
Garry
Tall
Willis and
Cluirdesi
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