Country Party to unify as statewide group in Parliament
Delegates from Queensland Country Party and related cadres agreed to join the newly formed Country Party. A statewide conference is planned in Toowoomba to finalize the merger and set election strategy for the year.
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Cooster
Pantom
Parliament House
Queensland Country Party
Country Party
Tursiay
Iiwan
Ecresle Hoth
Coury Parts
Meare Leahy
Grurkes
Arabunald
Loraaniete
Nepjeouionlves
Messer
BB. Mither
J. Medeatom
Plunket
Malas Mourad
Ad. Bryce
D. Nuh
Be Bird
Mombare
Toowoomba
Minewaion
Guéetmatd
Parl
Towae
Hairte
Maderalig
Charge of Theft From Church Plate Leads to Parish Division
A laborer, Oliver, was discharged after being accused of stealing a collection plate from the vestry. The case spurred parish tensions as police noted trouble and a leak of funds within the church.
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Comatan
Mutterdy
Bolion Ware
Oliver
Mike
Tumoura
Milked petrol thefts reported across city and suburbs
Police investigate repeated petrol thefts described as a deliberate effort to steal fuel. Incidents include a bowser near Chermside and a yard on Adelaide Street where nine gallons were taken. Reports note several smaller fuel losses from other garages as well.
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Eve Cen
Les RevAmy
Allight Welch
Bowser
Mrvice
Chermside
Susacot
Adelaide
Grenges i
Smithy September Financial Report and Transfers
Fragmentary text references a Smithy September sum of 17 611 pounds involving Charlen Helngat and Bill Wit a Wwe relabe of TYTALL. It mentions ASB and pro att Wil Sir Charlee Kingsford with verging ot details.
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Charien Helngat
Bill Wit
Wwe
Tytall
Charlee Kingsford
Armed Hold-Up in Daylight Strikes Victoria Street
A daylight robbery at Victoria Street involves a thief threatening Mrs Mary Manderwon and her seven year old son in a jewelry store room. The crime halted after the intruder fled with watches and jewellery valued at 60, but a wedding present worth 160 remained. No injuries reported.
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Mary Manderwon
Victoria” Street
Mamstown
Sohn
Snvencernke Iim
Uarlork
Ty Lune
Japan Ready to Conclude Naval Pact in Readjustment Talks
Japanese envoy in London signals willingness to negotiate a general readjustment of Anglo- Japanese naval terms. The Foreign Minister and sources indicate Japan aims for a bilateral naval pact and broader access to world markets for Japanese goods, with talks expected to convene soon.
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Japanese Armisstador
London
MMP
Osha
Ain Ip
Japan
Tion Raepment
English cricket notes and local Somerset players teased
Fragmentary cricket gossip mentions a Somerset farmer in a Manchester setting and references to Jonny, Hammond, and Australians. Mixed notes claim WS Hooks' natural source found by Nick White, another Somerset farmer, with unclear context and timing.
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Manchester Guardia
Jordan Olmulekt
Somerset Farmer
Ube
Hammonds
Nck White
Also & Farmer
Leomerset
France's Foreign Minister and Southport glider incident
The report describes a complex incident involving France's foreign minister, a Southport glider, and shifting market reactions. It notes damage to property, financial implications, and a sequence of political and industrial references tied to May events and maritime weather conditions.
Darwin Seafloor Study Aims to Outsmart Japanese Divers
The Darwin exploration effort led by J. B. Carpenter and S608 introduces a new diving apparatus to extend underwater work depths beyond 28 fathoms. The project, backed by Carpenter and Sons and the Austral Diving and Peacing Company, targets Japanese and Malay divers while expanding gear with improved pumps and flotation for deep water trials near Darwin and Friday Island.
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J. B. Carpenter
Maator
Pearern
Fteate ‘Earpenter and Sons
Fayermugnt
Cerwin
Carpenter
Austral Diving and Peacing Company
Tyne
Ewan Eonaino
Tugiem
Reign of Terror on Island in Wrangelsland
A reported German station director on Wrangelsland faces murder charges amid alleged reign of terror. The suspect, claiming to be from Mura, is accused of two killings and causing mass starvation while violating native communities. Trial details involve Metropolitan Vickers and Moscow officials as authorities pursue justice.
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Mostuyw
Bimenchuk
Wrangelsland
AreUr
Eem Torond
Weastart 1
Jaltaal
Isan Munl
Mura
Waria
Tnmantty
Putishmert
Vyahinaki
Metropolitan Vickers Eft- Bineers
Moscow
Simenchuk
Ana
Pepain
Manitoba Group Settlement Scheme For Overseas Migration
A proposed plan to resume immigration linked to Manitoba settlement is sent to the Overseas Settlement Board. The Temporary Migration Reintegration Committee chaired by Lord Middleton will travel to Australia this week to coordinate matching families with Manitoba sites and cooperative beet sugar production through a British Canadian venture.
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Overseas — Bettlementt
Reineraene
King Wears a Boater at Flower Show Revival
London reports King in a straw boaters style while visiting a flower show. The event signals a pre war fashion revival as royal attire hints at broader industry trends and renewed public interest in traditional summer dress.
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London
Ape King
Wing
Bettre the Wat
Rajah Oil Supplies and Pacific War Strategy
The article notes Rajah oilfields as a major British supply source for warships in the Far East. It mentions reliance on Dutch possessions for re supplies and the strategic need to store oil, with large stocks in Singapore. Fresh fields referred to as Arawak are being developed, according to Malay sources.
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Thos
Ure
Bingapore
Trams to Yield to Diesels in New South Wales Transport Plan
NSW transport plans foresee £60,000 profit shift as diesel buses supplant trams. The department notes only four tram services remain with two new buses on order and more to follow. 199 petrol diesel buses operate with further orders anticipated to fund replacements.
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Enab
Bydtien
Vray Cevetopment
Diesewey
Aliowng
al Hemeting
Paar Inuness Wah Exonings
Ture
Shay
Uae
Ogo Pitt —Castievesal
Petro
Opere
Ion
Minister nearly misses trip fuels heated debate in assembly
In Sydney the government faced a close vote as Me Weaver former Health Minister challenged funding for a ministerial trip to England. Opposition backers argued public money was ill spent while government supporters backed the trip. the motion was defeated by a narrow margin.
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Sydney
Weaver
England
Bruramond
Ition
Inquiry into Kenny infantile paralysis outcomes in Sydney
Government tabling a report on infantile paralysis at Royal North Shore Hospital shows limited improvement with Sister Kenny method in several cases. The committee notes uncertain long term outcomes for many patients and cites incomplete adaptive therapy evidence.
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Sydney
Bunter Kenny
Royal North Shore ‘Hospital
Hefiille
Clio
Yai
Flight Commander Madsen Key in NSW League Search
An Australian league star Mick Madsen, a Tasmanian front row player, was the subject of a frantic search in New South Wales on Saturday. After hours of investigation using wires and messengers, Madsen was located late in the afternoon at Belloit View and rushed to watch the Toowoomba fixture amid tense exchanges with officials.
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Mick Madsen
Gueensland
Sviaran
Torwand
New South Wales
Marty Sunderland
Tom Roberta
Toowoomba
Stughy Seecar
Yee Machens
Belloit View
Star Car
Chailiboya
Muntard
Maden
Roberty
Mr. Roberts
Mick
Australian voters ignore calls as Toowoomba team heads to Sydney
Report from London notes Australian attention faded as crews prepare for the next election. The article mentions Toowoomba and Sydney cricket links, with Madsen set to join the Queensland side in the return match against New South Wales.
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Coon
Ke Taemgebe
Sydney
Wallingarra
Madsen
Queendlan
New South Wales
Matey
Uti Baburs
Lang Garden Fight and Political Turmoil Rumored
Fragmentary OCR reports clash among Lang and Garden factions. Trade union and Raber machine supporters aim to press revolt while Mrs Carder’s capital may influence public opinion. Loyalists of Gorsten claim imminent victory as Lane and allies face uncertainty.
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Wil Ronleat
Garden
Lang
Tina
Uney
Carder
Painful testimony in budget leak court hearing
In London on May 20 the trial continued with J H Thomas denying ever disclosing budget details. Mr Vermplis recalled and challenged statements as unfounded while Mr Morris questioned the tone of the enquiry and the balance of testimony amid tense courtroom exchanges.
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London
Venerday
Toley
Buom Anformadion
Mtr. JR. Thome
Thomas
Thomaal
Vermplis
de. Wearn
Hearn
de. Hearn
Crome
Vargottin
Wool Sales Tax for Research in Australia Debated
Legislation to levy a wool sales tax for research and publicity aims to fund scientific study and machinery in Australia. A government board would oversee funds, with members appointed and expenses covered, to promote wool production and public awareness.
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Eanborma
Weanewa
Imine
Iumuny and
Scientitie Research
Renteath
Mina Vatoe
Wool Board
Australian Wool Brewers Council
Australia
Final Equalisation Butter Price Scandal Report
A Sydney based Produce Equalisation Committee report notes counterfeit ten pound notes circulating. Officials tally total sales at 791828 and warn retailers to spot bogus notes, with $49,786 in suspect items linked to Australian cases.
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Commonwealth Dairy
Sydney
Eqasiisation Committee Ltd
Rosetery
Be & Good Reproduction
London Realias
Ill Win Don't Fret Over Labour Party Expulsions
Reports from Canberra indicate a Labour Party split with B Garden facing expulsion for disloyalty as the party prepares a conference to decide the measure. Arriving in Canberra Mr Garden declares confidence while allies press for reversal of the executive's expulsion.
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Labour
B. Garden
Mei
Labour Party
Annilan
Atepe
New Outer Wales
Mir
Garden
Arden
Canberra
Willow
Mir Garden
United States Davis Cup Team Names Tentative Singles Pairings
Philadelphia May 18 The United States Davis Cup squad announced tentative singles pairings with Allison and Grant likely to play. No final positions were set as matches begin in ten days with further maintenance and selections pending.
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Allison
Grant
Philadelphia
United State
Atiee
Repesant
Accerton Tania
Von Nida's Cup Bid Hampered by Borrowed Putter
The report notes Vic Von Nida faltered in the cup due to issues with a borrowed aluminium putter. He sought a more suitable club after a series of misreads, with officials permitting temporary use of a different putter while negotiations continued. The champion's form showed moments of promise despite the setback.
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von Nida
Bremind Warman von Nida
Nide
Man killed with axe at Kinglake surged to hospital
King Francis George Kelly, 57, of Kinglake Ishourer, died after a man allegedly struck him with an axe on the main road. The attacker, at Royal Melbourne Hospital under guard, was remanded in a special court yesterday as authorities consider a more serious charge.
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Kinglake
Viniornt
Mals
King
Francis George Elly
Winglake
Ishourer
Ander
Royal Melbourne Hospital
W& m Special Court
Tree falls on bush worker in rugged Grafton district
Police report a bush worker named Cavanagh injured when a tree fell on him near Dalmorton 16 miles from that town. Constable Hedman rushed to the scene as the victim, believed dead, is later reported alive. Family names listed include JL and wife and Samy from Lilypool near South Grafton.
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Dalmorton
A. Buber
Bam Cavanagh
Chyunagh
Hedman
Wewcene
JL & Wife
Samy
Lilypool
Bouth
Local Ball Run Reports Rain Insurance and Attendance
Organisers collected £25 rain insurance for the annual event in Byron Bay. Despite wet conditions, eleven points were scored and 22 insurance will be added to proceeds from ticket sales. Attendance was affected by the drizzle, with some patrons unable to attend.
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Byron Bay
Wedndidas
Catholic Patt
Conservatorium scheme under Mine Council review
A report from the council meeting discusses the proposed Core Conservatorium scheme. Finance and accommodation matters are debated as part of the plan for establishing the conservatorium and related services.
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Conservatorium
Mine Council
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