Dried fruit control board bill debated in parliament
The Canberra government faced defeat as an amendment to include dried fruits under the marketing central and export quotas was moved by a party figure from South Australia. The amendment aimed to fix quotas for growers, with government supporters and opposition clashing over whether to extend regulations to all fruit. The vote split along party lines, and the bill ultimately passed after an amendment by Seulin and the government accepted changes, tying producer quotas to overall wholesale fruit regulation.
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Australia
Apple Export Trade Debated Amid Market Moves
A garbled report discusses apple export policy and government actions, mentioning Canberra and ministerial plans. References to how export prices, duties, and market controls might affect trade, with officials debating measures and potential impacts on the domestic market.
War Not Wanted in December Berlin Interview Summary
Colombo dispatch reports former British ambassador Horace Rumbold in holiday with wife and daughter. He asserts war is not imminent, rejects alarmist rhetoric, and says Germany’s actions will spark new problems rather than solve existing tensions. He discusses Saar risk, 1935 plans, and Japan’s trade competition.
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Death of Mrs Horace Busy at Mater Memorial Hospital
Mrs Horace Busy dies after a late tour last night at the Mater Memorial Hospital. A prominent worker for the church and active in local charities, she leaves her husband and several children.
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Horace
De Wits Pills Promised Relief From Kidney Troubles
A fragmentary historical ad-trading text touts De Wits Pills for kidney trouble and general weakness. It claims quick relief and urges readers to obtain an “id oey” product to cure crappie symptoms and bladder concerns.
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Seyi Sanyo
Naaluh
Wits
Dairy Marketing Bill Sparks Debate in House of Representatives
Debates on a Dairy Marketing Bill focus on domestic price controls, quotas, and producer shares. Officials seek fairer returns for the dairying industry amid discussions of allocation, pricing, and local market effects.
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Dislocation by Lightning Shuts Melbourne Train Service
A massive electrical storm causes widespread disruption to Melbourne railway traffic and delays country trains. Widespread power damage includes downed wires and flooded lines, with trains halted, suburban services disrupted, and multiple incidents cited along the metropolitan network. A woman injured by a window, a concrete wall struck by lightning, and several tunnels flooded are noted amid heavy rainfall and ongoing emergency response.
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Brunawick
Ineldant
Mainatarma
Wynnong
Prominent Australian Editors and Society Figures Gather
A wide roster of press leaders and professionals from New South Wales and Queensland attended events across Sydney and Brisbane. Notables include professors, chamber heads, and public figures like Mr. Neabite, Mr. Birchall, and M’a Catherine Lid, with discussions on engineering, taxation, and professional society leadership. A Taiping voyage brought additional attendees returning from overseas, while council meetings addressed accreditation and awards programs.
News in Brief from Ae News in Brief
A garbled roundup from Ae News in Brief mentions government action on road work and cemetery relief, measures related to crane safety and city planning, and an excavator bid around £1000 for widening Breakfast Creek. It notes a recitals event, a councillor remark on organ review, slower waterside work on a water project, and a bridge of incidents including a man and horse struck, a trainer’s damages case, a drowning near Bark Street, and the death of Joseph Price aged 108.
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Barry Thomas MF Sears
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Joseph Price
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Redcliffe Milk Policy Debate At Town Meeting
A fragmented report from Redcliffe outlines a council and mayoral discussion on dairy industry support. Independent Torr and Councillor C Rysit preside as the debate touches national supply measures and potential government action on dairy farms.
Waterside Award Variation Sought at Mackay Ranch
A notice from Mackay outlines an application for variation of a waterside award. The request seeks clauses to protect workers engaged by the Mackay firm prior to discharge and those rejoining the same employer after a period away. Details reference arbitration and a forwarding of specifications.
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Pederson
Mora Arbitration Court
Ge Hewring
Ploughed Through Wharf Causes Narrow Collision Echoes
A damaged vessel description recounts a tug nearly missing a collision while ploughing through wharf debris and heavy decking. The incident, involving a German bank and a run aground area, details a violent impact leaving a large hole in the earth and disrupted cargo amid a tense scene at Tarra and nearby rivers.
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Conservatives Win In Turbulent Madrid Election
Reports from Madrid say conservatives strengthened their lead after a volatile election amid martial law rumors. Police patrols and civil guards man strategic points as unrest and threats of strikes ripple through the city.
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Ceria
Madrid
English Destroyers to Arrive in Darwin for Brief Stay
The destroyers on loan from the Royal Navy will arrive in Darwin from Singapore on Wednesday morning and depart on Friday. Thursday night features a Victoria League dance with soldiers and various attendees. A special show and ratings, plus private parties, are planned amid a bustling visit and social events.
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Anglo Soviet Pact Near Completion Rumors Swirl
London reports word that the Anglo Soviet pact is nearing completion with the Soviet side reportedly willing to engage on terms. The article notes a demand for repayment of at least 2,000,000 pounds to British creditors and mentions rising price levels for the company’s shares and high yielding notes trading above par.
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London
Jean Cora
NOT FAVOURED DR PAGE SCHEME IN NSW SEAT
Canberra December 4 report on Dr Marie Pigea scheme notes opposition in the House of Representatives. A parliamentary combo appointed to counter passion arising from the 1088 crisis would back Bruce and auditora. If adopted it could see New South Wales gain, while South Australia and South Rural faces opposition, risking the seat for the government.
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Austral
Montrose Work Begins for First Patients
The Montrose home begins accepting patients as construction starts. The first four children were admitted to the temporary facility for care, including a 13 year old and others in need of special attention. Staff anticipate up to 30 children, with beds and accommodations arranged, as the home plans to expand admissions from nearby districts.
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Swantry
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Cork Party Clash Turns Violent as Police Break Crowd
Reports describe a chaotic scene in Cork with police charging a crowd amid a political confrontation. Authorities claim the crowd aimed at challenging government authority while protesters accused the regime of repressing dissent.
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