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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
7
Fragmentary text notes Abyssinia and Italy in talks amid Mussolini pressure. References warn of war preparations and European influence, mentioning trade ties and arms concerns. Contributors cite Argentina and Japan as diplomats discuss trade and aggression amid mounting global tension.
Summary of Madame Curie's life and work touching on her birth in Waray, partnership with Pierre Curie, key discoveries on radium and radioactivity, Nobel Prize achievements, battles to gain acceptance in French academies, and later life including the Radium Institute funding and cancer treatments. Mentions visits and honors, and notes she had two daughters.
A reader quotes the Commonwealth Your Book No 28 to prove dividend rates as of June 1 and lists Bank of Aue frebeala 13 percent Commercial Bank of Aviratia Vik percent Bank of New South Wales paroral Bank of Aus Bank of Sydney 0 English denttion abd Australian Bank per mnt. The piece questions the credibility of apologies from authorities.
Melbourne dispatch surveys Victoria politics with Labour as a favored winner in several seats including Ballarat and Dandenong. The Country Party expresses hope, while the Liberal and Nationalist factions face uncertainties about leadership changes and potential retirements affecting the upcoming session.
Fragmented report notes debate over keeping politics out as Scullin faces pressure over central banking policy. Analysts warn government influence could force Commonwealth Bank into risky trading, risking public funds while defending essential bank operations.
Canberra July 4 Labour accepts the challenge amid party lines and opposition chatter. The leader of the Opposition voices concern over policy promises long cited as deliverables that were never fulfilled.
The Leader of the Wie County Party Dr Terrie Page states the party is prepared for an early election under the Redistribution scheme. She notes benefits of a quicker process and urges completion of planned arrangements for primaries and tax policy shifts while preparing the party for nationwide campaigning.
The article details NSW federal contest dynamics with party shifts and candidate changes. It notes Labour and United Australia Party positions, seat allocations for Werriwa and other districts, and implications of redistribution on outcomes.
The text hints Mr Stevens may be a candidate for Federal in July. Possible successors named include Bromley Mould, Bruxner, and Martin as ministers or deputy premier roles. The passage mentions state politics and a leadership line in the Country Party.
Report from Banderra July 4 outlines a Labour pact and a cross party discussion between United Australia Party and Country Party ahead of elections. A joint Senate law strategy is planned, with leaders Lyons and Dr Pye to resume talks within ten days. Each party to pursue its own policy titles under mutual consent while votes shape the coalition approach.
Fragmentary report from Canberra records Mr Lawson prompting questions in the House as Labour signals a swift rush of actions once the government is returned. Parkhill and other officials weigh public stance amid agitation over miners and policy platforms.
The article notes electoral officers reporting progress with the Commonwealth roll in Queensland. It mentions printing and preparation for the poll, with references to boundary changes and expected election timelines. Names and specific terms appear garbled, but the piece centers on ongoing federal electoral administration.
The Labor party faces tests in multiple states as contests for seats and the Senate unfold. The proposed tuning of combined fear and arrangements near Kalgoorlie are noted, with Labour selections yet to finalize for three remaining seats Wan, Forrest, and Perth. Nine nominations have been received for the Senate Labour team.
Canberra reports that the federal election will cost about £120,000 with 40,000 polling clerks and 424 workmen to be engaged. It lists 1994 returning officers, presiding officers, poll clerks, and other staff, with pay rates and conditions for a day’s work, plus communications costs and duties in the preliminary process.
Tasmanian parties hustle for preparation as candidates line up for federal polls. Contests focus on unseating National members with Prime Minister Lyons and Mr Gus Panay as key figures. Attorney General Me Ee Oni spoofed. prospects rumor of opposition to Mr Prost and Str. Blacklow in Franklin as ALE president Ate Eiwee contemplates a race against Mr Gur.
In a speech the UAP applauded a shift toward reform while Lyons leads a party with 8 years at the helm. The 1001 election saw violence against the Socialists and Labour, as TAP claimed a majority and anticipated a substantial gain in the new House under normal conditions.
Fragmented OCR text describes political manoeuvres around Australian elections. Mentions Mr Mobaugtlin, a party leader, and calls for nominations within the central party structure. References togovernments, Queensland Senate, Darling Downs division, and various parties hint at pre election tension and apathy.
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