Road and rail concerns dominate NAMLA patrol notes
Royal Automobile Club discusses salted roads and road surface trials while SHEEPWASH SLUDGE closure impacts travel. Reports on traffic safety measures include ambulance free service, bumper height debates, and winter tyre safety. Alpine work plans and highway telephones prompt calls for improved emergency access and road reconstruction near Woy Woy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NMA
Dusing
Shee Wash
Bowes
Bikany Pitts
Must Vale
Mase Vale
Tiis Tel
Robertson Cress
Fimoy Pulls
Kangoyoo Valley
Nowra
Mos
Crom Fuwral
Muss Vale
Tar Payol
Wor
Fk Hamper
Bo Witla
Dante
Ty Orton
Population growth and industry in a divided empire
A reader letter surveys global and regional conditions, noting AMC census figures and Japan’s growing power. It discusses mountains, land availability, and dependence on imports for raw materials, urging industrial development and defense budgeting. It references Britain, Ireland, Italy, and Australia, with calls for expanding resources and public funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir—Pyon Whitaker
Ancy
Japan
New South Wales
Ongalgo
Wai
Navy
Commonwealth
Creal
Britain
Ireland
Spooner
Linnere
Julie Ingustriew
Austinlin
Raine and the town vote set to a brisk pace today
A collage of faded lines recalls debates and theatrical excerpts, with mentions of Raine beaten by four teem votes and reflections that voting would have helped little. The text blends letters, poems, and clippings about politics, theatre, and royal history, hinting at a lively, if tangled, community chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raine
Cole
Credit and poverty debate sparks political revolt
A distorted article critiques social credit theory and bank control, citing crises of unemployment and debt. It notes a committee formation in Wallington with Mag and Mr Grittithe, a donor drive led by J Mule, and plans for government action to reduce reliance on banks while promoting national credit for free services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubonday
We Grittithe
J. Mule
Ealivetor
FY. Murny
Worine
Myostlent Vnitldu
Masshy Tur Syaway
Contie Howe
Shand
Isiank Minster
Policielans
Wits
Apinix
Jeredit
Qoulal
About Our Authors duty Craysey’s prolific writing pace
A fragmentary profile of author Craysey, a prolific writer of novels and long works, noting his unusual output. It mentions his habit of producing 60 000 word pieces and 760 words daily, with travel shaping much of his work and a sensational narrative style touted in a broader literary panorama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelllevs
Mr. Greatey
Underon
Hia
Erowdell Railway
Mall
Origin of the Petrol Word and Early Automotive Terms
Fragmented OCR text recounts origin tales for the word petrol and mentions early motor vehicle terms, companies, and historical notes about propulsion concepts, with references to Britain and Australia and various dubious claims about etymology and automotive equipment.
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C. E. Robinson House & Insurance Agent
Lee Street
MR. W. Smith
Rine
Akrwrists
RADIO
Astor Radio
Wall & Son
Wellington
A. T. Smith
Thabames
Livia Seasin
A. T. Smith Tailor
Peter Yee Lee
Broadway
Sydney
Mig Bo
Royal Hotel
Dubbo
Keith G. Titheradge
Percy Street
Yuan
Stervich
Motor World
Royal Automobile Club
N.R
NAMLA
Turdon
Ramzo
Lismore
Wien
Boston
Gre Ito
Avetrulla
New South Wales Ambulanes Transport Board
Alemane Suvale
Rada
Alps
Etween Peatly Perry
Gosford
Mooney
Mooney Crsok
Womat’y Ufe
Bhirthy
Hostory
Washington
Legation
Americe
N.rm
Lowavine
George Sutton
Shaw
Anya
le Bt Holmes
Yest & Dacbeth
Robert Weied
Ellin
Augustan
Augustus
Woodward
Matehtysen
Coniigstiy Dawson
Natelinssi
Ae Price Og Unn
Toleya
Weil Owa
Waa
Yys
Reha Kuek
Hutch
Neon
Thane
Social Credit
Gy Taitay
Australia
Witteviste
Gartass
Gnyel
Aeaui
Patvatum
Tanglin
Aloworer
Unik
Hewepterl
Ty Uno
Gueal
Lowel Fein Chemsty Au Irontrempurs
Vowlup Phewmatic Tyre Company Ltd
Bende Ty
Osayfitge
Whiel
Quieik Syoe
Dani
Joo Realtor
Wink Cini
Leo
Weldon
Fevimantel Hind
Guy Counc
Sean
PIS
E. L. Wall
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