Insurance debate on May 19 in Canberra
Government to bring the National Health and Pensions Insurance bill back in the House on May 19 despite storms and protests. Prime Minister Lyons and Treasurer Casey reject a state conference, saying the Sir Walter Kinnear report has been circulating for months. Ministers fear women losing benefits. states may be consulted but no postponement.
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Canberra
National Health and Pensions
Mr. Lyons
Casey
House of Representatives
Lyons
Anthony
C.P
N.S.W
Debate over equal benefits blocks reform efforts
Report on parliamentary debates about equal benefits and women’s rights. Leaders claim cabinet plans to raise wages and extend protections face opposition. Observers note stalled progress, with calls for clearer proposals and broader support.
Boy Dies Before Operation In Sydney Hospital Night
A 13 year old boy John Edward Cab bast died at a private hospital during prep for surgery. His 13 year old brother Janten was also taken to hospital as the family faced the tragedy. The general office of A.Stane reported the hospital stay occurred Monday evening with the operation planned on the cee land Road Coorparoo. Fire and damage were linked to a pottery works blaze that caused extensive stock loss estimated between 400 and 500 pounds. Officials investigated the blaze and the firm closed its offices.
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Sydney
Menuhin To Marry In London May 25
Australian violinist Menuhin plans to marry Miss Nola Nicholas of Melbourne in London on May 25. Honeymoon to follow on Menuhin’s California trip. The report notes a broader strike and labor tensions in Sydney affecting local workers and officials.
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Melbourne
Tunsdeyi—i- Yoludi Menuhin
Anarizon
Nola Nicholas
London
Menuhin
California
Sydney
Lysaght
Wesey
Che
Lee Abbey
St Eolicerl
Erwayia
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Br. H
Windeor
Oynrinane
Nater
Jurtice Cantor
John
Tonch
Munda
Tad
Gilermeard Universi
GF. B. Ciayinn
Nine Doctors Appointed After Mater Misericordiae Resignations
The Mater Misericordiae hospital filled nine vacant medical posts created by the resignation of fifteen temporary doctors from the staff last month. Remaining positions include senior, junior, and subordinate roles, with one exception noted in typographical errors.
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Sertahy
Mater Misericardine Annal
Mle
Golden Casket winner gaffe of 1937 lottery draw
A chaotic 1937 lottery draw at City Hall lists winners and prizes in disjointed lines. Names such as Goyango and others appear with large sums like £93,000 and £35,000, amid scattered notes on locations, addresses, and future plans. The garbled OCR leaves key details unclear.
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Goyango
Goyangs Station
Rockhamptan
Mls
Darenks
MF Hatir
O. Erie
Vrinnton Orive
Flea
Prise
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den Iyear
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Svenny
Anaiente
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Vietoris
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Joie
Brave
Rall
Bon
Newanstin
Dempster Leads Dreadful Day as England Crush Leicestershire
In London on May 22 the Australians built a strong innings total and bowled Leicestershire out for 215 to win by an innings and 163 runs. Dempster was key in the second innings with a patient 15 before a miscued shot ended his stay. McCormick bowled with pace and bowled Bowen twice, while Demster’s fielding and timing featured in a dominant county performance.
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Ely
London
Leicestershire
Dempster
Ward
Cormick
Bowie
Wicksla
Hhawnees
McCormick
Bowen
Unclear bowling report from London match noted
Fragmented text from a London cricket page dated Niuy 10 appears to discuss bowling strength and umpire reactions. It mentions Denis and Glemigane and references a county match with notes on penalties and expectations. The passage is garbled and references several players in a stylized 19th century sports tone.
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Cardus London
Wenktessen
Pune
Belgian Consul Resigns After Twenty Years Service
A long-serving Belgian consul steps down after two decades in office. The official departure prompts reflections on tied diplomatic ties and succession plans as authorities prepare transition details and ceremonial notices. Local figures acknowledge the consul's tenure and future arrangements.
Anzac Square Extension Plans Debated in City Council
A garbled report shows discussion of Anzac Square extension and related street plans. Officials including Dr. Cavanagh and J. C. Bay reference gating city blocks, with debates on starting work and possible site changes.
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Rasa Janen
Anzac Square
Queen
Genoa
Sannin
Tion
J. C. Bay
Aen
Tor Bispeting Tong
Weert Topei
Toalee
Mardenlion Betweer
Ddr
Cavanagh
Sith
ORE Donnesna Audeurya
Deiatt
Untitled Items On Page Readability Notice
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of headlines and notes with names and numbers, including references to people and places without a clear single story. The readable bits suggest a mix of notices, amusements, weather, and legal references from an old newspaper page.
Beauty parades tooweas unsettled musical pageant in Queensland
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic report from Colangatta region about a beauty parade and a conference of women voters in Australia. It mentions venues like Coolangatta and Town Cornel and notes tensions over party conduct and musician involvement. Names and precise details are unclear due to the damaged text.
When Two Batsmen Share the Same Score in a Tie
The Courier Mall announces a wagering issue in which two Australian batsmen can score identically. If first mention determines ranking, the higher scorer will be noted. The article discusses tie rules and whether order affects outcomes, with reference to unfair advantage and outs.
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Atv
Courier-drail
Courier ‘Mall
Nak Ali
Lane
Barry
NSW Agent-General Sydney Tiescay Mu Leaves for London
NSW Agent-General in Sydney and senior Premier's Department official will depart for London on late Union instruction to assume permanent appointment. Pay and living expenses will be aligned with prior allowances. details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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N.S.W
Sydney
Tiescay
Hay
Ander Sesreury
Sydey
London
Inili
Patni
Mae Mere
Muna
Surplus Prospects Grow for Federal Budget
Canberra reports prospects of a federal surplus exceeding 128 million, with early year figures showing receipts outpacing expenditures by about 1.2 million in ten months of the current financial year. The cabinet weighs further measures to maintain the surplus path amid uncertain economic conditions.
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Canberra
Yvesdas
Ferrier to Play in Queena land Open Championship
Jim Ferrier, New South Wales amateur champion and Australia’s leading player, will take part in the Queenland Open Championship announced in Brisbane. Ferrier won all three Queenaland titles at the 1934 meeting and the amateur title in 1935. His strongest opposition for the Queensland title is likely holder Nyon Nida.
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Jim Ferrer
New South Wales
Australia
Brisbane
Ferrier
Queenaland
Vic Queensland
Nyon Nida
Captain P G Taylor Married in Quiet Ceremony
Capt P G Taylor and Miss Jos Broadwood quietly wed today at a small ceremony attended only by close family. The couple did not announce details beyond a brief confirmation noting their plan to reside in the area.
London Wool Sales Unchanged in 10 Day Market
London wool sales remained steady after a 10 day period with prices holding firm. Speculators and traders watched closely as market activity showed little movement, reflecting stable demand and supply dynamics in the British wool trade.
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London
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