Aerial Tech Boost and Election Ties in Australia News
News in brief covers a new aerial type improving country reception noted by The Courier-Mail and Deputy Director Ponti and Telegram (Mr Corbett). It also lists the Australian Radio and Television roles elected to the executive committee at the annual general meeting in Townsville, with individuals such as Professor PF Bland and G A Blackett named among leaders. Reports mention magistrate Air Johnstone Eich and police matters. court items include a plan to move from Doot to Adelaide and a mango farm incident near Mackay. Metro crushing at a Noos mill event is noted with schedule details.
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Post Otter
Courier-Mail
Cfrmerday
Ponie
Telegraghe
MY. Corbett
Ysterday
Fedneveg
Oakey
Neville
Rustinford
PCA
Nand Snedy
ACA
Menra
Blackett
Campbell
Hot Gregory
BEC Aga
Thor
Telsbone
Wiendy
Mt O'Bae
Duet
Adelie
Fda
Iandine
Tait Waters
Paragield
Nevietvenae
Adelaide
Farm Westernay
Eetatesii
Suorenin
Court Ait
Hommes Bruhave
Dona‘ Wenutird
Rf Mackay
Ayraisom
Ealty
Uu Mill Crue
TNE
Social Credit in Alberta Policy Debate Takes Shape
A long article outlines Alberta politics and the Ontario style pressure on Premier, with Major Douglas and the cabinet debating social credit policy. It notes plans for aviation and empire air service, contrasts with American routes, and discusses potential economic and political impacts on Alberta and wider Canada.
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Joe
Sienier Stair
Sie
Douglas Cival Party Graberasy
Foeld
Douglas
Feghion
Doula
Alan
Pointer
Dune
Ted
Wuegester Teoila
Ollywine Shipvill
Vaneelen
Tawnivon
Farglewtany Upon
Accidents Report Higher Casualty Totals Last Week
A garbled report notes higher accident totals with 108 casualties last week and prior figures. It mentions a fatality Degerson, serious injuries, and 34 minor injuries, with collisions involving motor vehicles and pedestrians. It cites seven crashes, one tram incident, and multiple misjudgments.
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Rosy Beiabuae
Degerson
Nurie
Bere Rey
Colelon
Hurk
Moor
Anil Oyen
Mt Coolon Dispute Solidarity Call and Subscriptions
In a fragmented report the Mt Coolon dispute drew railway workers to show solidarity for Caolan and the men at the railway yards. A general vote on further actions and a subscription to support the union was discussed, with government pressure noted and a committee urging unity.
Legal changes in Queensland court and visits to Canberra
Avelivuiop Bulug announced Br Vincent Cleary returned from extensive abroad duties and has been assigned for the next term as acting in the Supreme Court of Queensland. Justice Marrenan presided yesterday as Hart, a barrister, acted. In Canberra, the Japanese ambassador arrives with New Zealand’s official guest, and government ministers will host a formal reception at Parliament House in the capital.
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Avelivuiop Bulug
Astihe
Vincrnt Cleary
Éytenaive
Higtiod
Widy
Amteriog
Snd
Eee Courinrnt
Harm West
Bhima
L “Hart
Supreme Court of
Cievernoy-Cieviermi
Paine
Multiple Fatal Accidents reported in sewer works and streets
Casualties include Thomas Henry Black a miner killed inside a sewer shaft at Pith Avenue, Winston yesterday while at work. Johanna Gregory died from injuries at the General Hospital after a waterworks accident on August 18. Mow Ting, a Chinese man, injured when a cart struck a tram near Morir, New South Wales, died in hospital. Charles Hall, 47, injured in a machine accident at Langs Meet Petrie Terrace with probable right arm fracture and shock. Mary van O'Brien fell from a tram near New Porta Park gates, suffered head lacerations and possible further injuries, taken to General Hospital.
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Thomas Henry Black
Martiee
Ofnderson Street
Auchiruve
Pith Avenue
Wiistan
Mote Ing
Abe Brisbane
Ais
Mow Ting
Ramsing
Morir
New South Waist
Ned Tn
Yeatercay
Charles Hall
Lang
Petrie Terrase
Conelele
Jones
Yeaterday
Atvermin Ambulanien Theaterheur
Jim Vesac
Newas Lake
Lae West Hospital
Ahe
Steam Hose Burst at Factory Injures Two Workers
A steam hose burst at a civic factory injuring two workers, John Fussell and Russell, who received burns. Nurses from Memorial Hospital treated them on site and they were later admitted for treatment. One remained in hospital with improved condition.
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John Fussell
Nursal
Tayme
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