Unions Seek Approved Society Status Under National Health Scheme
Australian trade unions plan to seek recognition as approved societies under the Commonwealth national health and pensions insurance scheme. The Australasian Council of Trade Unions executive urged the government to amend friendly societies laws to enable union participation, with consideration to be given by the Government in a forthcoming meeting.
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Canberra
Commonwealth National Health and Pensions Insurance
Australasian Council, of
National Insurance Commission
J. B. Brigden
Friendly Societies
Executive Ofance Act
Australasian Council of Trade
Taia
Suovetiee Tiniona
Moni
Abekad
Reygree
Ty Cameron
T. McAlpine
Crofta
Sentra
Cabinet reshuffle shadow over Lyons ministry plan
Melbourne dispatch reports a likely broad ministerial reshuffle before Parliament resumes in September. Prime Minister Lyons may replace several ministers including Defence and Treasury chiefs while confirming broader adjustments amid aging portfolios and staffing pressures.
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Melbourne
Mr. Lyons
Rome
Lyon
Defence Department
Ing
Emuy
Caney
Lions
Outrages in Palestine Stir City Aftermath
London reports 11 killed and 4 wounded in Palestine over 24 hours, including two British officers and two privates. Despite the Repulse at Malta, rioting and stonings flare in Haifa and surrounding areas as marines and police intervene and bombs injure others.
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London
Haifa
Palestine
Malta
Foli
Php
Lydd
Fromm Reypt
Wives ban may go in cricket tour case
In Sydney reports indicate the British Board of Control may approve wives accompanying players on the England tour, including Mrs Bradman and Mrs McCabe, with debate about exceptions and prior approvals continuing at a Queer Cricket Association meeting.
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Sypney
Dor Bradman
England
Retven
Auntralia
Mrs. Bradman
Bradman Hay
Willy Mrn Mccabe
Sydney
Babel
Venels
Wwe
Austratia Sas
Queer Cricket’ Association
Degman
Wood Sint
Penwind
Murder and Death by Own Action Pact Alleged Against Couple
ELBOURNE Tuesday Merpert Henry Morris 91 and Winifred Teresa Morris 2 were charged at Numurkah Court with attempting to murder their infant daughter and each other. Police allege a quarrel over drink led to poisoning with mustard and water, a car crash followed, with both surviving. neighbours report Moris and wife injured, hospitalised.
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Elbourne
Merpert
Henry Morris
Nimate
Winifred Teresa Morris
Numurkah Court
Morris
Tayaicn
Fisher
Atiek
Pilin
Wufully
Gunther
Poli
Morrin
Euahbours
Chi
Alimontise
le Crwth
Waser
Tielahbour
Binet
Call for Free Labour in Meat Slaughterhouses
A government call for free labour to replace striking slaughtermen affects abattoirs nationwide. Officials cite potential widespread work stoppages in the meat industry if all free labour is utilized, with unions voicing strong opposition to continued strikes and wage conditions.
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Enaiowitik
Rome
Builder's Sudden Death
London dispatch details a sudden death linked to military operations in Spain. The Times correspondent notes Hiram official records and barAGASA commentary, with references to air combat and ammunition tonnage amid wartime activity.
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London
Baragasa
Republicat
Yalan
Moray
Hopinson
Tatler Air
Lie Ong
Spain
Halen
Test Was Washout in Aborted Cricket Tie
A mangled report describes a cricket match abandoned before play began and a second abandoned game in Manchester. It notes weather forecasts, rain delays, and financial losses estimated around £25,000 with portions mentioning the Australian Board of Control and associated officials.
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Wigland
Amniratta
Mandhraler
Junl
Ewuceling
Imabenee
London
Manchester
Linn Huh
Ty Winglle
Abet
Bbetore
Hughes Flight on Way to Omsk
British aviator Mr Hughes, part of a world aviation team, moves toward Omsk with a long Atlantic trial behind him. The plane faced an oil pump issue mid ocean and a damaged wheel, yet remains on course toward Paris and Moscow with strong wind aiding the journey. reporters note the progress and compare it to Lindbergh’s earlier record, while the group broadcasts updates and monitors fuel and pressure.
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Paris
Hughes
New York
Non-stop England-Australia flight eyed by empire press
London reports pronounce an England Australia nonstop service as a certainty. The Daily Mail aeromail correspondent notes progress toward independent imperial air routes and Canada as a focal reinforcement hub linked to a Pacific air corridor amid military and political considerations.
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CourierMail Specter
London
Pron Ragland
AustrAlia
Wom Beypt
Dally Mail
Canada
Novilion
Menia
A.R.U. Organiser Elected To Senate
Melbourne report notes unexpected outcome as local organiser James Michel Stalin wins Senate seat amid turmoil surrounding a death in the party ranks. The contest pits Bheshan as chief opponent in a tense campaign shaping political alignments.
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A.R.U
Melbourne
Hoth
Howes
Loenigtt
Jamen Michel Stalin
Auattalian
Gesiae Rey
Doaries
Bheshan
Wnar Baie
Coun 'Etanle Ag
Death After Banana Shed Explosion in Murwillummam
A banana grower named Perandia and his wife were injured when a banana shed exploded. Perandias died this morning in Murwillummam after the blast. His wife Jas was severely injured and remains in hospital. The incident occurred overnight, and authorities are investigating the cause of the explosion.
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Murwillummam
Perandia
Perandis
The Man They Couldn't Weigh in Sydney Studio
A comical weigh in at a cabinet session shows Mr Judd dropping weight as a scales malfunction marks a moment before travel to New Guinea. The event precedes federal talks on miners and annexation, with road building plans discussed in Salamauati Way. Mr Judd plans to return to Wauative.
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New Guinea
Judd
Mr. Judd
Sydney
NEXT MOVE BY HITLER NEXT MOVE BY HITLER
Advices from Berlin indicate a plan to unite German peoples with neighboring states. The government contemplates redrawing borders and possible consolidation with Poland or the Soviet Union while asserting influence through propaganda and diplomacy.
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Courter-Mall
Seceier London
Berlin
Herr Hiller
Thane
Andy
Brisas Frans
Thelen
Grymany
Poland
Mr Stevens Prevails in Sydney Pretest Accord
Report from Sydney notes Mr Stevens securing a decisive victory amid protests. The speech references government conciliation and calls for bipartisan work, while factions debate leadership and the path forward as parliamentary actions unfold.
London Wool Sales Highlight Mixed Continental Offers
London wool sales opened with brisk trading as buyers showed strong interest in continental and crossbred lots. Prices and specifics were uncertain due to garbled OCR but the event attracted notable activity from merchants and brokers surveying the market in London.
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States’ Friendly Societies Law
Mr. Thorby
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Aten
Linder
Mizance
Erheine
Te Gemmisaii
Elainua
Aml
Social Services
Apelal
Mipimiers
Peorkanlari
Betale Benatar
Macdonald
Commerce
Siteena Fe Deleca
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Ministey
Amd
Hay Bern
Tive
Twention
Perth
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Cuntwsra
Queensland
Pace Mallwaymen
Canker Fundy
Thallane
Cinemen
Aucune
Britane Diary
Rai
Sool
Country Sun
Builder
Brisbane
Graton
Jobart
Sehune
Vesterdus
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Jur Sydnes
Rubuut
Mee
J. van der Susetontre
Menneas
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M. Norther
Milbauene
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Singapore
Telegars
PMG
Piukemba Cawer
Hughes Flight
Omsk
Moscow
Own Land
Atlantic
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Diane
Heusala
Prene
Siberia
Spine Morning Herald
Ramos
America
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United
Mughex
Franer
Ube
Tran
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Knabarovs
Voming
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Suentioney Oy
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Wve
Gallen
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Pal
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HPCE
Ohi Hower
Lee Malthy
Eturgea
Triwloe
Sehheror
Scapa
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Hitler
Memel
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MR. Stevens
Lion
Steven
London Wool Sales
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Hearne
Berne
Lara
Donna Cans
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