The Public Service Reduction and Unemployment Relief
The Country Party argues the Public Service Reduction will ease costs for industry and the whole community by lowering production expenses and maintaining employment. It cites a twelve month salary relief, excludes certain officers, and warns that without durable governmental relief, unemployment will worsen as tax and railway revenue fall, urging continued public works and careful budget measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttenshaw
Scullin
Othr
Unemployment Relief and Bills Define State Policy
The government outlines three main measures to fight unemployment: public service wage reductions and two bills to prevent further job losses. It estimates 70,000 to 80,000 unemployed today with many part time. The Unemployment Relief Bill would create a Council for prevention and relief of unemployment and fund via a tax on all incomes. The Council would guide public works to absorb workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavin-Buttenshaw
NRW
Assistance to Settlers yeo EFFECTS OF A MORATORIUM
Government opposes a broad moratorium for farmers arguing it tightens credit and harms the broader economy. It notes partial aid programs via Rural Industries Branch and Government Guarantee Board, with substantial advances to settlers and cooperatives. Officials stress targeted support over a blanket delay and warn of bank liquidity strain if a moratorium spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmer
Indme Sry
Thorby
Agricultuer
Fins
Wein Wen
Government
Guaranton Board
Ural Bank
Guayapleo Board
Tdustries
May agricultural report from Mr Arthur on crops in Western District
Mr Arthur, Senior Agricultural Rural Instructor, reports May conditions across districts including Good General June sowing, variable rainfall, and widespread germination. He notes crusting and reseeding issues, variable pasture, and generally favorable sowing in many areas with prospects improving if rains continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
B. M. Arthur
Agricul
Western District
Thie
Wothie
Nur
Patehs
Armatroo
Covban Gilgandra
Kusmung
Cousamble
Callie
Quambone
Warren
Judge Dethridge Presides As Wage Case Winds Through Court
In the Commonwealth Arbitration Court Judge Dethridge voices disgust at wage cuts while hearing Graziers’ Association demand for reduced wages for oral workers. The session probes how wage levels relate to product value amid industry conditions as experts weigh statistical data and the fairness of basic wage standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lary
Dothridger
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Scullin
Javing
Dethridge
Graziers' Association
Roberty
Curtie
Foote
Kerrying
Widivattioe
Cheef Durge Dethridge
Avi
Commonwealth Savinies
Commonwealth
Rainfall totals for 48 hours end Tuesday across NSW districts
Detailed rainfall figures show slow showers on the North Coast with Nowra recording 1300 points and Wellington receiving a heavy soaking. Many inland towns report multiple inches including Coonamble 185, Dubbo 160, Coonabarabran 235, Canowindra 17, Narrabri 125, and parks such as Parkes 183.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowra
Wellington
Bogus Gate
Peak Hill
Forbes
Hilleton
Lake Cargollica
Condobolin
Dubbo
Bungerfort
Coonamble
Neverthe
Gollareambone
Brevearntin
Bourke
Enagonia
Byrock
Trangie
Drang
Cuddal
Canowindra
Warren
Gilgandra
Nynian
Cobar
Narromine
Albury
Bathurst
Cxreouytia
Mondooran
Morrygoen
Blong
Binnaway
Prosmu
Coonabarahrin
Barndine
Gwabegar
Arthurgilla
Heluringar
Wuttamondora
Grenfell
Eugowrn
Krirrawatha
Groenethorpe
Buyney
Lyndhurst
Manduran
Woodstock
Millthorpe
Spring Hill
Euebareena
Stuart ‘Town
Horenore
Malone
Lurray Lee
Cumnock
Yeoval
Toongi
Manildra
Burberry
Coolsimidgera
Parkes
Porhun
Wirtings
Trundle
Tullymore
Tattenham
Wanhae
Menindie
She Bente
The Staff Magazine Praises Railway Welfare Bodies
The Staff notes support from three main bodies the Railway and Tramway Institute the Ambulance Corps and the Kaley Fire movement. It cites the Ambulance Corps founded around 45 years ago with over 14 00 employees and the Institute with 27 000 members. It warns against profiteering over safety and criticizes altered train timetables that affect school children travel while praising guards for assisting children boarding and alighting. The issue also highlights a British locomotive capable of 100 miles per hour and includes prize-winning railway statlon and depot garden photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway and ‘TramWay Institute
Ambulance Corte
Kaley Fire Movement
Ute Mailway
Railway Department
Comeessan Furie
Agust
Statlon
Tramwey
Lucky Winners Meet By Accident and Betare Jack
Readable fragments describe winners in a large prize draw by the BowgouRTT Art Union in Sydney. Mrs Adams of South Australia wins a sedan and Mrs Marks wins £1000 in the union. Two cars and 1000 gallons of petrol are listed as prizes, with promotions urging postal entries and noting the draw soon.
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Murely
Betare
Jack Christmans
Waman
Wenn
Adams
South Australia
Sydney
Hoy Pring
South Ailots
Marks
Wilde
GPO
Tolan
Tor
Arrival of Miss Amy Johnson Draws 75,000 Crowd at Mascot
A vast crowd greeted Amy Johnson when her plane landed at Mascot after a flotilla escorted her from the harbor. Cheers rose as Johnson waved from the dive to the dais where officials spoke into near inaudible microphones. The reception was simple, with wire service teams and spectators eager for news of the English aviator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Johnson
Warehol
FAO Ople
Amy Delinyon
Mascot
Tridge
Eam Heal
Ming Johnson
Mtr
Braid
Dale
Johnnie
Sydney
le Algenial
United Meelaim
Conllys
Government Prospecting Proposals Scheme to Aid Unemployed
A historic government plan outlines organized prospecting parties under departmental supervision with 20 members each, plus syndicates and individual prospectors. Equipment provided includes blankets, tools, panniers, and rations. payable gold discoveries entitle claims. guarantors promise return of gear. details outline funding and eligibility for syndicates or individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Ansietanunty Syndicates
Partis
Vic
Uw Turon
Cudgeyonn
Shoal Joven
Manning
Achoyun
Aic
Gould
Wunerick
Hwle
Ubu
Unter
Meri
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