New South Wales Votes For Restoration Of Stability
The NSW election produced a Lang-led landslide with Labor retaining seats and voters rejecting republican schemes. The piece notes a shift toward constitutional governance, boosted by strong post polls confidence and better prospects for production, exports, and employment across agriculture and industry. The forecast points to a bumper season for wool and crops, with stimulus to construction and regional investment.
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Lang
New South Wales
Autralis
Sydney
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Alsa
Dairying returns reveal May 1932 butter totals for Wagga co op
May 1932 figures from Murrumbidgee Co operative Dairy Company show butter production of 165,470 lb first grade and 16,? lb second grade, totaling about 169,? lb, compared with May 1931's 68,? lb. The issue records prices and levies, noting base rates for cream and the levy deductions, with a total weight valued around £85110/8070.
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Murrumbidgee
Dairy,Co. Ltd
Levy Y
Award to Richard Fawcett for lifesaving deeds
Royal Shipwreck Relief and Humane Society has awarded veteran cricketer Richard Fawcett its certificate of merit for life saving. He swam to an overturned boat to rescue Eikie Fawcett and Dudley Tuélti amid danger on a river, after others were carried away by flood waters. Additional rescues were noted, including a youth named Miles swept toward danger. the report credits Fawcett with prompt action and saving lives. The ceremony is planned for September next month.
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New Cabinet Sworn In With Five Additions In Sydney
The State Governor Sir Philip Game swore in five new members to the cabinet in Sydney last night. New ministers include J Jackson HW BE Manning BR 8 Vinrant C Martin B Spooner and HM Hawkins. Portfolios include Premier Treasurer Transport Public Works Health Lands and Justice among others. Sir Daniel Levy expressed disappointment at being left out of the cabinet and pondered accepting the Speaker role or not.
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Sydney
Philip Game
J. Jackson
HW. BE
Manning
Vinrant
C. Martin
Spooner
H M. Hawkins
B. & BL. Stevens
U.A.P
Colonel Bruxner
U.C.P
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Executive Council
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E. A. Buttenshaw
F. A. Chaffey
J. Cunningham
U.4 P
D. W W. Brummond
T.C.P
Agriculture
Hugh Main
U.cp
J. Jedkson
Daniel Levy
Missingham
J. B. Shand
M. Kilpatrick
Manning and
Hawkins
Legislative Council
R T Ball Wins Corowa By Four Votes
Federal Labor preferences swing across electorates causing surprise results for Lang Party with potential seat losses. Granville defeats former Health Minister Ely by United Australia Party Dr Meek, thanks to split Labor preferences. Brophy votes split 1292 with 555 and 437 aiding the UAP.
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Lang
Granville
Ely
United Australia Party
Dr. Meek
U.A.P
Brophy
Fragmented electoral tally with party preferences and counts
The report details party standings United Australia Party 40 United Country Party 23 Unity Candidates 2 Labor 1. Federal and local counts follow by electorate such as DULWICH HILL and AUBURN with preferences and totals for Lamare Solomon McGirr Byrne Davies Lagzarini Donald and others.
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United Country Party
UNITY
Lamg Labor
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U.asp
Marrickville
Lagzarini
C. C. IL
Donald
H. AC
U.apa
Drummoyne JR. Lee
U.ap
McLelland
S.L
Canterbury in doubt as preferences yet to be distributed
State election notes indicate Labor could lose seats with preferences still to be distributed. Canterbury remains doubtful with figures listing Tonge A B and Bagg Hocking, Branton, G H as contenders. Davies narrowly re-elected minister for Education, majority reduced from 558 to 7467.
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Labor
Arnecliffe
Bankstown
Canterbury
Marrickvité
Fragmentary OCR Note With Sporadic Vote Totals
The text presents partial vote figures and names such as Fleck Bla and Garry, with scattered references to preferences and locations like Ely GouIburn and Loughiin. The garbled OCR yields no clear event or outcome, rendering a minimal, non-definitive summary of poll data and individuals.
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Fleck
Ely
L Brophy
Bla
Goulburn -Loughiin
Garry Ocr
Riverina Election Totals and Absentee Votes Shift Ball
Final primary totals show Ball leading Creed and Quilty in Riverina, with absentees and preferences narrowing the margin. The Returning Officer defers declaration pending possible further absentees as Counts reach Ball 5497 to Creed 582 and Quilty 6 after preference transfers. Corowa result reports Ball winning by four votes, with unsettled statewide postcount and potential recheck ongoing.
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Ball
Creed
Quilty
iBave Ball
Oihcer
Boyle
Ofsa
Beiriz
Pourda Corawa
Berno
Unemployment Conference Reveals Large State Deficit
Mr Stevens told a representative employers conference yesterday that the accumulated State deficit as of June 380 stands at 32,000,020 pounds. He also said the Family Endowment account is overdrawn by 2,000,000 pounds and the new Ministry faced commitments totaling 4,600,020 pounds. Revenue in Lang Administration rose 33 percent, yet zeroing the deficit in one year was deemed impossible without harming price standards. His speech left a strong impression.
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Sydney
Stevens
Steverts
Stevans
Lang
Ball Narrowly Leads in Corowa After Tight Poll
In Corowa electorate the race remains undecided with Mr Ball clinging to a two vote lead after days of close counting and heightened excitement among electors as the state polls near final results.
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Corowa
Ball
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