Councils to Promote Coordination Across Australia
A luncheon discussion outlined plans for regional councils to coordinate ministries and activities across states and the Commonwealth. The aim is a national framework with a fourfold focus on finance, production, and marketing, enabling unified policy and joint action through existing loan and agricultural councils.
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Prinic Lular
Speuntag
Australia
Parliament of Governmenta
Atales
Commonwealth
Page
Cabinells
Ien
Loan Council
Australian Agricultural Council
Rom
Britain and Australia seek postwar cooperation plan
Premier Mth Bovener outlines a plan to expand cooperative ties between the Commonwealth and States. He cites the need for unity and a federation of policies, calling for action to near term recovery and joint efforts across commerce and agriculture.
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Rumey
Bovener
Comaesiting
Gommelinesith
Daweh
Tiejauis
Australia
Dr. Page
DF Page
Commonwealth
States
Yorkshire batting struggles noted in June report
In a fracturedJune cricket summary Yorkshire struggles with batting as bowlers and fieldsmen create a tense scene. The report mentions multiple dismissals, a few close calls, and unnamed players amid a chaotic scoreboard conveying a difficult innings.
Maxwell Wool Still Dead Firm in Independent Stand
The article portrays Mr G A Maxwell Wool, the Melbourne MP for Parkner, as dead set against party lines while remaining a steadfast independent. It covers his brief parliamentary stance, reflections on his career, and strategic notes from associates, with emphasis on his character and political impact. It also notes wool prices at Brisbane and market details for the wool trade, including totals and notable buyers.
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K Marwell
Colrane
Beeale Ik
Arknnis
Alteking
Fed
Sally Rats
Almo
Nate
Lghilent Eyse
Maxwell
Honaitey
Marly
Bern
Belson
New Zealand Tour by MCC Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR describes a New Zealand tour by MCC with dates and travel details across cities including Sydney and Brisbane. Mentions board arrangements, library setup, and multiple November events. details mangled and some names unclear.
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New Zealand
MCC
Ames Yin Retirement Rocked by Test Match News
An unclear report from London on June 24 notes a timing clash with a cricket retirement. The piece mentions wicketkeeping and a captain, referencing a test match and potential formations for upcoming fixtures at an international venue.
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Loxdon
Ghapman
Britain as Peace Factor in Europe
The article discusses Britain's role as a peace factor in Europe, noting Britain’s influence on Russia and the broader quest for stability. It mentions Congress and attempts to restrain aggression, with references to American influence and regional diplomacy shaping future harmony.
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Europe
London
Russia
Mateo
Anett
Britain
America
Soner
Silver declines in New York on small uptick
In New York on June 2 silver fell to about 90 cents an ounce as the ounce price rose slightly. The market showed a fragile stance with marginal strength in sterling, amid uncertain demand and ongoing price volatility.
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Silver
NEW _YORK
Sterling
New York
Cranes
Ces Hound
Otvble Strenema Agama Hettolinn
Jenguisties
McAvoy defeats Burke in midlands bout
British lightweight champion McAvoy defeated Burke in a tough doubles match, proving superior with a decisive points victory. The bout featured McAvoy’s strong body work and control, while Burke struggled to match the pace and accuracy.
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Vewsery
Doubet Stanehenter
Jock Meavoy
Rasily
Bui
McAvoy
Ane
Golf Round Records and Notable Scores at Muirfield
The report details Lunia and others competing in a record golf round at Muirfield, highlighting 64 by a qualifying round and Burton’s 70. It mentions players such as Whitcombe, Jarman, Nolan, and Be, with commentary on form, course length, and notable shots. The piece notes proximity to 100th place and references American players and international competitors.
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Lunia
Supe
Mmptreks
Ane
Guiana
Morchmaid
Sipid
Willy
Lacey
Alliss
Mann
Padgiam
Brews Kenyon
Ek Mauney Davies
J. J. Busson
R.A W
Macronula
Smith
Atveres
Burton
Ares
Wunner
Germany declares moratorium on foreign obligations
Berlin reports a one year moratorium on medium and long term foreign obligations with Ameri and other countries lacking clearing of the Transfer Agreement. British creditors are not affected and the move aims to ease exchange rate deterioration.
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Berlin
Sehaent
Hte
Glermany
C Ameri
Germany
Moratoria
Fly 1
Strikers March on Ottawa Amid High Tension Protest
Ottawa reports a large workers march fueling concerns of a broader socialist influence. Prime Minister Mr. Beanery vows to maintain order as conservatives applaud the show of unity. European rumor notes potential economic effects and security measures amid mounting discontent.
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Ottawa
Dune
B. Beanery
Gommunie
Perede
cAriou
Aia Altel
Beriwell Seid
Regent ‘Acrike
Jongahors
Ieee Jaca
Europe
Tunis
Romenisa Frinbie
Rani
Sim
Riot conditions spark California troop deployment plan
June 24 report notes fear of riotous conditions in San Francisco prompting orders for United States troops to Mandey. Article mentions Associated Press details, a protest incident leading to one death and multiple injuries, plus broader unrest and ensuing investigations.
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California
Francisco
Menteyriamy
United States
Mandey
Rufewa
Portland
Mill Ree
Wadht Arts Prlice Praveetiga
Piek
Timmer
Four Murdered as Police Seek Bodies in St Louis Case
Police and troops hunt for bodies after four people are murdered in a rampage linked to a pair of towns. Victims include Alben Heber and others whose bodies were robbed. car toppled, vehicle recovered near Albuquerque and Cullap. Officials say one man, escaped eastward, likely headed toward New Orleans region.
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Grotze Conoub
Hiewite
Biter
Alben Heber
Tetter
St Louie
Torm
Beale
Bia
East Stards
New Orland
Collision on May Road Injures Woman and Son
Bertha Emily Steer and her son were injured when a car driven by UMr McKensie hit in the opposite direction at about 7 o clock. The impact knocked Steer’s car into a private home fence while an ambulance arrived to provide initial aid.
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Aevey Aevvyne
Ohn Steer
Tring’ Terrace
Bertha Emily Steer
Tring Terrace
Maye
Marre
McKensie
Vulture Street
Beeter
Otlock Botti
Gleer
Merensiex
Ana
New Berths for Ships in Adelaide Proposal Facing Debate
A lengthy council session debated land acquisition for river wharves and lease terms with land valued at £1.9 million and wharf improvements. The plan envisages leases shifted to lessees, government cost sharing on land, and possible bridge alterations, with negotiations urged and a committee recommendation to seek tenders adopted.
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Brayeaa No
Iain
Ainuirt
Asia
Adelaide CO
Proprial
Hefiine
Teioren Fc
Toone
Wong
Rommitine
Petarrieg
Wovorming
S. Stan Coat
Laurie
Algerman Tarr
Ghatruetion Saba
Egonetione
Segun
Tre
Buti and Co
Brice
Th. Claune
Grisbane
Aiden
Dave Wl
Civer
English Rugby League Tour to Australia in 1936
An English rugby league team to tour Australia in 1936 was confirmed after the council accepted the invitation. The Australian hosts expect a representative squad to travel for the series, marking a significant international exchange in the sport.
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Inponang Tare
Wimbledon Feature Highlights Parry by McGrath in Open
June report from London covers Wimbledon action with McGrath delivering thrilling play against Wilde and others. It notes Australian momentum and global interest, including players like Boratra and Cop, while mentioning broader context of international tennis and ongoing competition.
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Harry Hopman
London
Boratra
Wilde
McGrath
McGrath Yore Ni Magi Ibe Ee He Wmalader of the Is Ify Sa
Belwen
Cuugla
Dave Cop
Eppinud
Wisiega
Earl Eircrib
Beilin Haegels
Ameritas
Posthumous Albert Medal awards noted in London dispatch
A London report commemorates a posthumous Albert Medal for bravery amid maritime rescue efforts. Mentions include a Norwegian survivor, Belgian steamer Jean Jadot, and various sea incidents where acts of courage saved lives.
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Peres
Ana Acturde
Bilt
London
Hertel
Germa
Wie
Albers
Thomas Cite
Unworth
Hedal
Jean Jadot
Cunard
Aireres
Wolent Gale
Jean Jean
Fesmer
Gibson
Pollitt
Roger Wood
Adcarnay
O's
Eacen
Eerie
Aaler
Tapas
Rose
Momane
USA
den Weyer
Sorakla
Germany
Ascanta
Nataly Deaning
Catrina
Fertnes
Ag Neo
Pallet
Nishimura Jawai
Brenan
Zealatia
Santi
Captain Lewis
Irish Free
Tranmere
Japan creating wealth in world markets debate
A fragmented report notes discussions among executives and a vice president of the International Chamber of Commerce about boosting global wealth through freer trade. Critics warn that protectionist shifts could harm workers and broader welfare, urging careful balance in policy.
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Innesgranional
Weney
Usbett
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Qurrculturan Council
Thrace
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Sociels
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Wimbledon
Vi McGrath
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Haleia
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Sngorres
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Joseph Bole
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