Public May Suffer From Wholesale Price Strike
Union wholesalers plan higher prices for all parts of mill trade as dairymen vote to withhold deliveries unless price rises are granted. Meetings across centers showed a split, with some producers accepting the offer while others hold out. A special meeting will decide on wholesale terms and potential support actions.
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Unioa
Anbirhe
Branchey
Sasn
Gadoa Venkati
Ruppber
Baydoro
Preelaind
Mater Bhabil Ud
Higher Retail Price Sparks Dairy Industry Debate
A government milk price rise prompted a commission to meet today with dairy farmers and processors. Secretary Walker warned against further price increases, while farmers reported high costs and reduced profits, urging action to prevent market instability and ensure fair returns.
Italy and Britain face a tense diplomatic shift in London
A fragmentary Rome dispatch notes cautious optimism amid trade fears as Italy may ease confrontations with Britain around a June 16 date. It cites anti-Pandat propaganda declines, concerns over Mussolini’s influence, and potential League actions while warning Parliament and Dominions about reaction in Europe and the Pacific.
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Italy
Britain
Nationa
Fehlocie
Bonaan
Sng
Bilalemai
England
France
Canterbury
Tealy
Rome
Ormonde's Narrow Escape From Harbour Threat
A vessel named Ormonde faced a perilous near-miss at the harbour mouth as a northerly wind drove her bow toward rocks. The tug assisted, engines restarted, and the ship swung clear, with weather delays affecting progress as crews battled strong gales near the Leeuwin area.
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Towilne
Warig
North Mole
Opium Haul In Taiping Seizes Onboard Shipment
A shipping report details an opium seizure aboard a vessel arriving from Fongkone. Customs officers found opium hidden in parcels aboard a passenger cabin and other places, with the crew questioned as a heavy search continues. The incident involves names linked to the ship’s management and passengers, including A B Mupian and Mrs Lennon, amid a broader inquiry into hoarding and illicit cargo.
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Nori
Lennon
Fongkone Aufee
Sydney
Melbourne
Panvenger
Optim Gleben
Lake DC
Hines Prue
Ney
Ui Bolding
Ands Giinse
Miember Bo Ske
Stolen Funds Report From Safe At The Theatre
Approximately 4500 was taken from a safe at a theatre in Sydney. Police say the theft involves duplicate keys and a suspect believed to be connected to the deserted venue. No arrests announced.
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Sydney
Saonass
First Win for Queensland in Forster Cup Horse Trials
Queensland forces claimed the Forster Cup for Lighthorsemen at Gatton overcoming rivals from New South Wales and Queensland. Captain R F Stoma gen judged the event with entries from NSW and QLD, while Lance Sergeant Coulla led the second Troop in a disciplined showing.
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Renizee
New South Wales
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Coulla
Wales
Busiday
Gatton
Lee G. ¥. Boyd
Tis
Mazeewilie
TROLly Buses FOR PERTH
A Western Australian Government tramways inquiry to-day decided to convert about eight miles of tramway to trolley buses. The move aims to meet demand for quicker and more convenient transport, with tenders called for the complete bills and equipment. If duty is paid, capital cost of £5000 is involved.
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Wolitay
Eyigenge
Terith
Auairsllan
Folly
Board
UKE
Chamis
Electrica
Trolly Bores
Lord Mayor Meets Light Company Over City Utilities Deal
The Lord Mayor discusses plans with a light company executive about the council's possible purchase of the utility undertakings. Negotiations may continue, with a decision expected after further talks. The council seeks clarity on terms and potential compensation.
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Lord Mayor
Light Company
State deficit for year within estimate amid revenue decline
The monthly report shows the state’s May revenue at 446,103 compared with 630,129 last year, with 11 months total at 113,677,282 versus 113,993,700 prior. Expenditure rose in areas such as interest and debt service, while taxation revenue and land mining returns contributed variably, keeping the deficit near the estimate despite lower receipts.
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Compe
Cooper
Len OuLy
Kedland
Dallas
Bay Heeae
Shlroo Wencein
Bay Lameae
Tasmanian Revenue Higher by 159 390
Tasmanian revenue outlined a rise to 159 390 pounds for the period ending May 31. Compared with the preceding year, main items show increases in income tax stamp duties railways and a Commonwealth grant. Details indicate a broader improvement across revenue streams despite periodic fluctuations.
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Tasmanian
Railways
Ten Feet of Rain Innisfail Record to May 31
Innisfail weather record shows May 1934 with extended rainfall and daily totals. The period notes days with rainfall and patterns, indicating May yielded variable amounts but few consecutive rainy days.
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Innisfau
Mondey
Wage Battle With Land Soldiers Buried At Marin Read
A wartime incident at Marin Reserve left workers buried during an excavation. Edward Jenlie Gard, born 1881, from Rattle Powerade, and workman Marc Sheldon of Dee Why were among the casualties. Ambulance crews responded as rescue efforts continued.
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Marin
Ain
Edward Jenlie Gard
Lily
Howe
Workman
Marc Sheldon
Dee Why
Walet
Grave charges against police officers in betting prosecutions
A never released transcript shows Gerald Anthony Kelly and others declaring grave charges against police at a Royal Commission inquiry. Accused officers allegedly framed suspects, used warrants to search premises, and engaged in betting investigations without proper authority. The session adjourned with further testimony planned.
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Hulfparensar
Petersham Road
Marrickville
DB. Gallivan
Duffs
Semter
Boyle
Royal Commission
RPL
Havin
Bethuse
Jersey
Pyering
Cook
Faumdinin
Murder Charge In Police Court Over Kidnapping Death
Yue witlam Newlands 194) faced a murder charge in the Police Court for felonious act hindering vitism. Alf reg Duntombe was reported as shot down yesterday near Nona. The case involved remand and a coroner's hearing as proceedings continued.
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Newlands
Ap Pena
Taleo
Alfreg ‘Duntombe
Coroner's
Debuchi Mission and Lyons Assurances Discussed
In a Debuchi Mission report from Mobart, Mr Lyons’s assurances are described as holding. Mr Deuca who visited Australia on a goodwill mission says he is unable to comment on Austral facts. He notes debates over trade and friendship with Australia and Japan, with emphasis on continued friendly ties and possible trade expansion pending government stances.
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Deuca
Australia
Cogard
Mle Miwion
Tyane
Debuchi
Britain Blamed For New Tariff Increase
A garbled briefing blames Britain for a tariff rise affecting Australian trade. The fragmented text suggests the move was framed as an American policy response, with unclear details about who halted or supported action.
Crawford Favors Quist at Wimbledon. Quist in spotlight
Philadelphia May 31 report notes Crawford backs Quist in Wimbledon discussion. The interview highlights Quist’s dependable play and strong form as top contenders for the event, with expert commentary on potential matchups and the evolving field ahead of the tournament.
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Auntrelie
Wimbledon
Eek Crawford
Crawford
von Cramm
Baypen
Trade Pact With Belgium Looms In Australia Talks
Reports from Canberra indicate ongoing discussions on a Belgian trade pact with Australia. Key figures including Henry Gullett weigh potential terms while Belgium’s position and broader Commonwealth trade implications are scrutinized amid progress toward formal licensing and negotiations.
Lives Risked on Everest Expédition Reports Progress
A fragmented Bay newspaper item details the Mount Everest expedition with climbers advancing toward high camps. It notes wind conditions, planned ascent from Camp 1 through Camp 6, and a hope for reaching Camp 2 and beyond as the weather cooperates.
Agreement Soon Aboard Flight Route Survey Reported
An official survey by Meem G. Brecuiey proposes fixed routes for a joint Australia Britain air service. Brishase om Whareday, with Aviation Department officers and Mr Mudwoo Bush, visits Qauten Empire Arr faye to assess the proposed line to Australia. Reports from Bydney say Star Brackley will return to England with civil aviation officers as discussions seek practical limits for long versus short routes.
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Impal Always
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Mudwoo Bush
Qauten Empire
England
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Iveila
Australia
Madion
Merger Talks For Trans Tasman Air Services
Merger discussions unfold among Trans Tasman Air Services Development Company and National Airways in Melbourne. Aims include possible capital restructuring, with several shipping interests reported as observers. Wimbledon references appear in raw text, with uncertain details about timing and leadership.
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H.W. Austin
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Wimbledon
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Britain
Ban would be heavy blow to trade with Australia and Belgium
The article notes a heavy potential ban on exports and imports affecting Australia and Belgium, with the customs department warning of millions in trade impact. It mentions Italian exports, the balance favoring Australia, and discussions in the Federal Government about reviving trade, including reactions from merchants and officials. The piece touches on the desire to expand export trade to America and cautions against hasty action.
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Belgium
J. M
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Australie
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Amirulie
Cramped Trashed Text Reports Mishmash of Names and Events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a meeting between officials and a secretary, with references to a busy period and a deputy director of post, plus a stray line about a miner killed by a fall of ore. The passage is garbled, names and places are unclear, and no coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable bits.
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J. Meerut
Cne
Empire
Alvaye
Die Walt
Singapore
Eh Mols
Ative
New Consul General for Japan Named
A garbled notice reports that Mr. Teleni Morinaugh is named as consul general for Japan. The fragmentary text references foreign service roles and possible mercenary or diplomatic contexts without clear details.
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Japan
Moreton Bay Haul Reveals New to Science Fish
An article reports a specimen from Moreton Bay described by ichthyologist Marshall of the Hawaii Museum. The discovery, presented to a museum audience, discusses unique features and the fish’s placement within a broader marine context.
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Moreton Bay
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