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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1919
Page
2
Fragmented reports recount debates on postwar finance housing and social programs. Mention of Parliament, the Federal Government, old age pensions, and the pace loan effort alongside notes on military demobilization and university funding.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered words about a budget in Bega, mentioning names and dates in a noisy sequence. Limited readable items describe financial discussions and local governance topics, with no clear outcomes or structured facts available.
A report from Sydney outlines plans to rename the governing party to the Bodalint party at Australie and to pursue broader ownership and control reforms. The Federal Government faces deportation debates and a push for a national public health department to coordinate quarantine and disease eradication efforts.
Reports from London describe clashes between mobs and soldiers in Liverpool. A volley was fired injuring a man in the stomach as crowds grew restless. Police receive support with thousands arriving and a formal meeting backing a general strike in sympathy with law enforcement. Liverpool now heavily guarded with machine-gun guards.
The Acting Attorney General faced questions about whether France and Italy have pressured price reductions on staple commodities and whether a special Commonwealth inquiry is possible. Debates touched on government power to influence notes and the reach of wealth and capital control, amid controverted figures and defensive statements.
Ilumbulla Shire Council records a session discussing influenza impact on duties and staff, praise for Mr Crowe’s work during a difficult outbreak, and acknowledgments of the president’s remarks. The meeting covers road work, culverts, bridge projects, grants, property matters, and planned purchases.
The document reports on a labor dispute involving the British workers and their leaders during a press interview. It details threats of generalized strike action and debates over empowerment to strike without blame, with political officials debating the issue.
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