National Health and Pensions Plan Introduced
Canberra hosts landmark bill introducing compulsory health and pension insurance for Australians. The National Health and Pensions Insurance Bill aims to cover 1,850,000 people and their dependents with medical and pension benefits, funded by compulsory employer and employee contributions along with voluntary options. The plan expands medical services, sickness and maternity benefits, and age pensions, with administration by a national insurance commission and cooperative ties to local authorities.
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Australia
National Health and Pensions Insurance
Hansa of Representative
Wivee
Specia
Taducementa
Cerpee
Walpartan
Jha
Mintales
Lipa
Hamlars
Ronumulhy
National Insurance Commission
Ube
Pension and aviation mentions in scattered notes
The clipped text references pensions for a 20 year old, a reinviiter of meit, and a power fee. It also notes civil aviation data from 1920 and weather, temperature maps, and various oblique mentions of shipping, racing, and public notices.
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Psa
Canberra
Ieee
Serigkor
Lias
Auseraen F
Lyon
Ehusees Shippings
Clint
Unions Press for Gov Promised Tax Relief
Delegates to the Trades and Labor Council urge immediate action on tax relief promised by the Premier in Mackay. They criticize the government for delaying legislation and call for a halt to taxes for low income earners and a 2d cut for higher rates. Some delegates support delaying Parliament to secure reform, while others insist urgent measures be enacted.
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Trades
Labor Council
Mackay
Bolegatés
Death Sentence for Youth in Maitland Circuit Court
In Maitland Circuit Court today Thomas Dixon Gibson aged 1 was found guilty of murdering Cyril Clive Major at Farley Wayston on March 8 and sentenced to death. Commel Joseph Coleman aged 18, a signalling team member, was found guilty of murdering Maheee at night near the station and shot while on duty. Police report Owen, convicted and sentenced, was involved in the same case with an armed robbery motive.
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Sydney
Wetnessay
Maitland
Gircult Gourt
Thomas Dixon Gibson
Cyril Clive Major
Farley
Exil
Wayston Om
Kcommel
Joseph Coleman
Rsiemem Hat Clay
Maheee
Nat Uly Lusher
Night Teers
Parley
Siduty
Uyice Owen
Goleman West
Proposal an Insult to Alf Hits Senate Debate on Inspector General
Canberra hearing reveals opposition to appointing an overseas officer as Inspector-General of the Military Forces. Br Rankin urged a six month term, arguing Australians and AIF veterans deserve leaders familiar with local conditions and Pacific realities. Opposition leader Melbourne pressed for a regular army brigades ready to withstand invasion.
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Canberra
A.I.F
Sens
A.A.P
Vic
Military General Staff
Senate
Uiitary
House of Representatives
G. Dr. Rankin
G.P. Vie
Second Cavalry
Gifiar
Sig Aenalar Brand
Eenstne
Pitthet
Last Days Of Film Contest Attracts Leading Entries
The article reports leaders in the The Courier-Mail film competition led by Robery Taylor and Teanette MacDonald as voting winds down with eight days remaining. It notes a shift in margins since the fourth count and mentions broader war related defense discourse influencing public sentiment.
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Courier-Mall
Robery Taylor
Teanette ‘MacDonald
Siogrese
Gabon
Beibes
Sestlers
Jeanette Map
Deliaid
Trontoh
Alan
Voles Eaverinp
der Runkit
Einespurs
Tory Ie Tangs
Benes
Dictators Hold Private Talks in Rome Visit
London dispatch reports Adolf Hitler and Elena Masai meeting in Rome with officials to discuss Ponte Vecchio rites and memorials. A later private convening followed as observers noted the mood and potential policy shifts amid heated international press reactions.
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Pamereriers
London
Eve Hitler
Alenor Masai
Rome
Mamorials
Peter
Pally Mall
Chad
Nacheage Erauzhang
Ghamreli Speer Srih Shatin
Nates
Cain
Ward Piles
Chamberlain
Waly
Mitler
Heavy Floods Trigger Widespread Damage in New Zealand
Fragmented report describes floods enveloping Auckland and surrounding regions, submerging acres of land and disrupting daily life. Text mentions waterlogged areas, damaged properties, and uncertain causes, with scattered names and places rendered unreadable.
Fund To Train Pilots And Royal Acta Club Nomination
A fragmented report discusses a fund to train pilots and the Royal Acta Club in New South Wales. It notes calls for financial contributions of £50 and outlines aims for qualifications, instruction, and leadership within a broader aviation and business context. Names and precise dates are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Individuela
Royal Acta Club cl
Kew South Wales
Officers Silent on Murder in Port Cai rns
Leading Seaman Robert Fomant Dickeneos, 28, was killed near ICME, Joreshire, as a Royal Navy vessel traveled between Tawnaville and Calere. Officers aboard refused to discuss the incident, with the commander of the Dorseiahirs asserting no comment pending a formal inquiry.
Brown Upright Opens as Australia Rally Against Oxford
Slow scoring dominated the live play before lunch as Fingleton and Brown opened for Australia against Oxford. Brown stood 1 run at lunch while Fingleton moved carefully, with the weather bright but windy and the outfield heavy, limiting scoring for both sides in Worcester.
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Evefrey Trenutt
Spretat
Hormel Wise Lhe Cori Mate
Fingleton
Brown
Pingleton
Australia
Worcester
Hell
Ubeal
Nlinek
Ured Watshine
New University Site Work Debate in Labour Courts
A government inquiry examines university construction and labor issues. The commission weighs worker conditions, compensation, and contracting practices amid union concerns and potential wage reforms. Authorities consider oversight, safety standards, and compliance as projects proceed.
Dr Hyde Elected President of Eire
In Dublin on May 4 Dr Hyde was elected president amid historic tension and military leadership. The ceremony followed a period of upheaval, with officials confirming Hyde’s new role as head of state and signaling a shift in national governance.
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Aurifotinn
Dublin
Poustes Hyde
Trish Joes
Eire
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Fendance
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Welch
Casey
Don Bradman
McCabe
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Ant Tay
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Collyoum
Loed Ahernary
Liseam
Mare Park
Galf Pourac
Sandy" Ierd
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Duce
Britain
Natrabion A
Auckland
N.Z
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Agtore
Tobert
Taylor
Oret Witlayy Powel
Gabe
Selon
Seandre Masponula Ee
Shirley Tes
Joan Ceweeto
syoNer
Rma Geen
Gamgeney
Cairns
Taosey
Woomera
Oxford
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Jolon
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eWing
Paige
Civ
Comformice
Sale
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INA
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Prk
Bahar
Fynes
Mnienines
Storemety Mia Packers Pte
Seine ‘Cares Worken
Yuri Fe
Hal Bronctier
Rounell
Cacia
DR. Hyde
Finnat
World Ranch
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Cabint
Ana
Seka
Montoxs
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