Commonwealth moves to control Qantas shares
The Commonwealth plans to buy Qantas 50 percent stake in the joint operation with the British Overseas Airways Corporation. Federal control of overseas services is proposed, with expansion into intra state air routes. Negotiations with Empire Airways and the Commonwealth continue, with key figures declining to confirm details.
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Canberra
Qantas Empire Airways
Commonwealth
The
Qantas
British Overseas Airways Corporation
Trans- Aastralia Airlines
Qantan Empire Airways
Barnard
British Overseas Airbere Corporation
Shane i Baniay Brot
Gantas
Thie Corporation
Ree
Qantas Gutecorn
Inte Gaming
Kimpire Arm Eine
A Wish
Famaan Empire
Airwave
ADA Tin Reparae
Dacnard
Thie Taper
AIT Wlay Te Thax
Ayarecas
IC Haz
Hue
Expansion of TAA and its government role
The article discusses expanding the TAA while retaining essential government operating functions. It notes overseas services and commitments require government cash and outlines factors motivating a move toward centralization. It mentions the Commonwealth aiming for a more unified system.
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Oper
Vasiiites
Ganiae
Oeratig
Hele Overseas Services
ST Nor
Dons of
TAA
Pleasent Airerall
Haa
Commonwealth
Record Wheat Sowing Likely
The report notes record wheat planting possible due to recent winter rain across southern Queensland. Farmers on Darling Downs push to plant as soon as weather allows, with many working overnight to maximize sowing before further rain or drought limits. Local officials discuss expected acreage and weather impact on harvest timelines.
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Queensland
Darling Downs
J. D. Geraghty
Ceci
Moore
McKean
Queen Mary’s Quiet Birthday Observance in London
London May 28 Queen Mary marked her 20th birthday in a subdued manner following the death of her son-in-law. A morning telegram reading and world letters offered congratulations while the Royal Family kept the day low key with visits to Royal Park and private family gatherings.
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Queen Mary
London
Aquena Mary
Intaw
Rabien
Kate
Urmingnamn
Tor Nag
Pam
Royal
Aruiliew
Byce Park
Gloucester
Mount Balter
Ant Bleiwenant
Rail Station Cash Heist Reportment Inquiries Begin
Police open inquiry into a Saturday incident at a rail station with an £52 theft noted. Authorities mention markets or officials involved and seek information on the event and timing.
Pioneer Line and Birth of Qantey in Early Air Travel
The text outlines the early development of Pioneer Line and the Qantey air route from Landen to Sydney, noting key figures like Fysh and McInnis, and the Darwin to Brisbane connection. It mentions dates in November 1930s and a wartime expansion of aviation wiring and routes, highlighting the Empire-linked services to Denman, Mount Isa, Normanton, and Gantan Qantae.
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Qantey
Maine
Landen
Sydney
Tieule ” Mudaon Fysh
Mansonc. Direator
Gantas
Alrwaye
P. Mecinnis
Darwin
Brisbane
Qentan
Charieviilr
Cloncurry
Denman
iCioga
Normeton
Darwin Stetlan
Gantan
Secon
Ieee
Ealer
Fara
Rae
Socialist World Will Alter Act for Recounts
A British Labour Party conference at Margate outlines a four point world charter for socialist governments. Key aims include a new world relation of equality, unity for Europe, and a worldwide arrangement of economic democracy to end poverty and land hunger.
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London
P_J. Nowl-Baker
Nowl-Baker
Labour Party
Wan
Margate
Europe
Bechuansland
South Africa
Jang Viack
New Zealand
Two Young Men Rescued After Townsville Boat Sinking
Two youths from Black River reached Townsville after a fragile 27H launch sank in foul weather. They spent hours in a dinghy, drifted toward shore, and were later rescued by Mr and Mrs Short near the riverbank. The vessel tore apart, leaking amid heavy seas and poor visibility before wreckage washed ashore.
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Battee
Townsville
Black River
Suneh
Weeupanic
Herbert
Hilret
Predhort
Boble
Wewon
Anineton
Senworth
Themen
Ion Tora
Leinesarees
Ueno
Any
Vanvar Tor
Gift to Women's College Fund at University of Queensland
A substantial donation of 1000 pounds funds a women's college project at the University of Queensland. The donor is identified as a university graduate and aims to support the construction of a new campus building at St Lucia. The gift is part of a broader effort to provide facilities and resources for female students.
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Women's College Fund
Rte
Ithin
University of Queensland
Kangaroo
University Coeye
Piddington
St. Lucia
Inquiries Hear Rail Speed Debate On Mountain Smash
The inquiry into the Camp Mountain smash heard testimony from Mr. Kissick, representing the A.P.U.L.E., arguing for a safe and controlled speed limit. He contrasted claims of primary cause with engine conditions and cited derailed trains at Otter Fanges and Benarkin raves. The proceedings included comments by Mr Rusick of the Railway Department and Mr Henry on penalties and standards.
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Saminga
Kinaick
A.P.U.L.E
Balun
Henry
Ouscloney
Matt Justice Satatieid
Kissick
Kenny
Iowa
Evlinger
Leader PPL Defends Recount Request in Kennedy
Defending a recount request, Leader Bruce Pie questioned Labour remarks in Kennedy. The exchange touched on alleged departures from normal practices and potential impacts on the electorate, with Pie describing the move as a preliminary step amid intense scrutiny of the race.
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Kennedy
Qf.p
Bruce Pie
Pie
Labour
Kennedy Tereson
Iine
Renuert
QPP
Kennedy Wan
Jenson
York
Fog Closes Archerfield and Eagle Farm Airports
Fog shrouds Brisbane area halting flights at Archerfield and Eagle Farm airports. Nighttime conditions force closures, disrupting air services and schedules as authorities report reduced operations and cautious weather warnings.
Russia Seeks Grain Market Expansion Amid Farm Focus
A fragmented report outlines Russia pursuing grain market ambitions with Moscow as a center for expert commentary. It notes large areas sown in grains, historical comparisons to 1840 levels, and extensive tractor stations across the country. The piece references international observers and the broader agricultural drive shaping supply.
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Europe
Moscow
Nisbody
Battin Forte
Russia
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