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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1934
Page
1
Dr A C D Rivett, head of the Commonwealth Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, writes on debt, unemployment and gold. The article, reprinted with permission, offers a logical, non orthodox view from Australian scientists and engineers on national and international debt burdens.
In the Gluckstein Memorial Lecture 1983 Dr Herbert Levinstein argues Britain failed to optimize gold use during debt settlements with America. He cites 1920s to 1931 shifts of gold shipments and urges manufacturing-led approaches to increase gold production rather than draining treasuries.
Liberal and Country League candidate Al Lyell McEwin, a farmer with deep district ties, seeks the Northern District seat. He cites agricultural expertise, regional service on advisory boards, and leadership in local bodies including Blyth Agricultural Bureau, District Hospital and A. & A. Society, plus four years on Hart School Committee.
A brief authorisation notice credits C. T. Tude as the signatory with a provided Adelaide address at 175 North Terrace. The clipped text confirms the authority for paperwork or official action but provides no further details on the scope or purpose of the authorisation.
A large gathering at Appila Hall on September 21 bids farewell to Mr W Richards and Miss Richards who ran a local store for about two years. Speakers including J H Bottrill and P Featherstone praise Richards generosity and service to town activities. A musical and elocution program followed with local and visiting performers before a supper ends the evening on a pleasant note.
The Spalding Town Hall fete opened by Rev G F Johnson drew strong attendance. Queen competition raised 37 pounds 14 shillings. Edna Seigert won, with Pearce and Trewren placing. Funds from stalls, raffles, and performances supported a net profit of 76 pounds with a series of entertainments and prize giving.
Pat returns home on a paydar to tell Biddy that Mike has won all her wages. Biddy asks who is lucky and Pat confirms Mike’s fortune, framing a small town exchange about a man’s winnings.
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