Premiers to Cut Deficits with Loan Works Plan
A wartime style budget outline shows a 25 million loan works program to cut deficits by 1985 26 with total outlays and proposed measures across states. The report notes cabinet debates over funding levels and the Commonwealth Bank role, detailing reductions and fiscal targets for 1983 84 and 1985 26, including a proposed 36 million short term debt and authorizations to cover the works program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G Casey
Lero Colinell
Moody
Ealan
Casey
Biater
Euielo
Aed
Wemia
Dunstan
Tasman
Bwyet Ray Mmdumanty
Tha
Jolla
Orien
Merry Ruevena Dune
Piette Boas
Me de Eartley
Internal Loan Loon to Raise 112,500,000 by Council
The council seeks to raise 112.5 million via an internal loan to be floated at 24 percent. The Bank Board chair and council chair discussed terms, aiming to cover the financial year end June 20. Details emerged after a Tremmery visit, with plans to fund revenue shortfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeeem
Ene Bank Board
Florrigge
Ant
Rey South Wales
Gerard
Australia
Vernon
Tahoe
Rome
Shere
Myer
Niralia
Auatreloe
Thomanin
Dwyer Cray
Ailempl
Lown Council
de Samauxine
Bank Rowrd
Bourgo Ir Claude
van Covnehee
Tremmery Bila
Missions Buy Girls Trial Reveals Guardianship Questions
Darwin May 28 A high court ruling examined care and guardianship of native children amid a case involving Olive a 12 year old girl from Roper River station. Judge Wells delivered judgment on whether Port acted lawfully as guardian and how English law penalties apply to indigenous guardians. The trial highlighted risky practices at mission stations and the girl’s abduction by Andrew, with testimony of attempted escape and subsequent questions about the station’s authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Wells
Andrew
Roper River
Minion
Clive Portida Welly
Olive
John Marrs
Asche
Tarene
Harris
Nlp
Mme
Roche
Vie Protector
Dole
Mr Atche
Welle
Blanley
Clive Port
Manthe
Othey
River
Clive
Jine
Andrem
Mr Dunstans Defies Council In Key Budget Clash
Fragmented report shows Mr Dunstans clashing with council over a budget proposal and a controversial tax measure. The discussion references votes, potential defeat, and ministerial context tied to welfare economy and currency policy. The piece notes a Victorian delegation and mentions Lowi Gounail and other officials attending related conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministere
Two Big Men In A Hurry And A Shipping Crisis
The report recalls a tense period as two prominent figures Race to Britain amid naval and transport concerns. Delegations press Prime Minister and Parliament for action on liner services and funding, while London routes and railway ties are debated in Canberra. Strong leaders push for urgent resolution and possible government intervention.
Bank Board Politics in Canberra Luncheon Report
A fragmented report describes ministers and the Commonwealth Government meeting after luncheon in Canberra. The text mentions the Bank Board, politics, and figures like Claude Reading in a partial account with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Sons of the
Cemaan
Ebannan
Vale Claude
Fragmented OCR briefing mentions threats and warnings across multiple regions
A garbled OCR fragment cites threats, names, and places in a disjointed list. It mentions individuals such as Gaede and Veraliasem, locations like Bam tet and Amarbaig, and dates or identifiers including 90d Mai Tene. The text lacks coherent context or complete sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam
Perilew
Bott Ter Farms Bk Curie
Funeral follows marriage quintuplets first birthday
Melbourne and Vancouver dispatches recount a chaotic funeral scene after a Seropleene crash and a marriage with quintuplets. Crowds gathered, processions formed, and gifts worth a fortune were noted as families and communities marked the day with solemn rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
P" Fairtaien
Essendon
Vancouver
Collie Treet
Oliva Dionne
Gortell
Denapurgles
Tair
Tors
Nthe
Atrexta
Saghe
Fem-Ile Noyes
Victorian Aero Club
AltogeUer
Pawkner Crematorium
Mary
Daugncey
Havierty
Borr ‘Stuart
Mackay Council Approves Water Supply Plan Loan
Mackay May 28 The City Council at a special meeting adopted Oscar scheme for water supply improvements estimated at 165 000. It was decided to apply for a subsidy loan of that amount to carry on the work including alterations to buildings. Interest is estimated at CAL ennum, and the council believes revenue will cover repayments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
Ciy Council
Lo Tiight
Oscar’ Hheme
Eaery
Archibishop Clune Funeral Procession Attends State Memorial
Crowds gathered as Archbishop Clune was laid to rest with reverent rites performed by the Archbishop and clergy. Notables including Leu. Davey, President of the Benale Amar Lynch, Acting Premier J. M. Grew, and ministers attended the service, with mourners filling the cathedral for the solemn ceremony.
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Aeifuan Witer
Mores
Ap Silmey
Port Avpums
S'Colfine
Geraiavan
Euthan
Sonepe
Davey Tenvel
Ager Aie Don Ortho
Benale
Amar Lynch
J. M. Grew
Landy
So Prey
Wally
Eisa Pent
Alderman J
Poynton
Police search through scrub in murder hunt near Canton
Detectives hunt in scrub around Cant- for killer of Ko Mingh as tense city debate rages over Chinese society and government policy. Police search martial garden and nearby dwellings while officials push devaluation and tax measures amid public speculation about motive and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Soles
Ko Mingh
Riday
Cundenart
Pen Journal
Feve
Nhu
France Raises Bank Rate to Six Per Cent
Paris reports the bank rate raised to six percent amid a sequence of tiered increases within a week. Officials cite currency stability goals and government resolve to defend financial policy against external pressure and upheaval.
Paris plan and currency reforms loom in new Britain diet
A London Paris dispatch reports government moves toward budget reform, currency stability, and devaluation fears amidst calls for tighter fiscal measures. Officials, radicals, and finance chiefs debate central control, foreign exchange, and the prospect of a dollar oriented recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon
Motyeniben
Dominion Sugar Preference Debate Shapes Imperial Policy
A statement by the Australian Attorney General argues Britain must extend the sugar preference for Dominion producers. Sir Samuel Menken and others discuss Chamberlain's stance, with no extension beyond a 18 month notice and potential changes after the 1936 Australian conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merises
Nevie Chamberlain
Suger
Pike
South Africa
O Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Menaiee
Mritich Financen
Ibee
British wool trade potential amid devaluation fears
Brief note indicates British wool traders eye opportunities amid a currency scare. French purchases and a possible shift away from the gold standard influence prices. Industry observers warn of competitive pressures and evolving trade dynamics affecting UK wool markets.
Hungary Demands Arms in Debated Military Shifts
Hungary presses for military equality within the Little Entente and seeks acceptance by nations in the postwar balance. Budapest argues for proportional force limits while noting Germany’s status and future armament plans. The piece references Trianon era constraints and lists 40 38,000 officers as a historical figure.
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Germany
Mongarr
Trianon
Lotty
Man's body on railway line sets court remand
An inquest described a man found dead on a railway line near Ryde. Investigations linked Vaughan to a charge arising from a dismissal case. Patrick Feely faced related allegations as the court ordered remand until June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinx
Armor A
Ceith
Rydeova
Vaughan
Joseph
Patrick Feely
Quist's Paris Match Delayed by Rain Storms
Fragmentary report notes Qui st perhaps in Paris with rain delaying a tennis or golf event. Details unclear but mentions Olivier and Manc teams or players, with names and dates garbled.
Saints Days as Holidays: Objections Cloud Scots Groups
The Caledonian Society and Wiehe Club oppose making Saints Day a holiday. President Mr. Wo McGregor says St Andrew Day should stay non-holiday and Macinty Day not to be celebrated as a holiday. Officials note the move would be uneconomic and a vote may follow for David Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Society
Wiehe Club
Tule
Wo McGregor
St Andrew
Ee Rawron
David
M.R.A. Codes Invalid in United States Murder Verdict
A news item reports that William Price was found guilty of murdering Avelyn Mary Madden near Argyll East Marka Bay around February 4. Price received a death sentence after the body was found in a waterhole by a creek and evidence suggested the crime pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mali Wiliam Price
Trim
Avelyn Mary Madden
Argyll East Marka'e Bay
Simpet Anoutée
Madéwn
Prieg
Maken
Blood Trail to Gate Leads to Violent Night in West Melbourne
Eyewitnesses describe a brutal assault on a woman near Wright’s Gate in West Melbourne on March 2. The alleged attackers, Alfred Charles Wright and Alexander John McGar, are charged with murder and assault as detectives trace the bloodstain path from the scene to Wright’s residence. Witnesses report screams and a man seen carrying a body, with bloodstains found in the yard. Court testimony outlines the sequence of events and the weapon involved, as authorities connect the dots to Wright’s gate and surrounding lane.
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Lbourne
Youares
Timothy Puisick
West Stelbourne
Afyrea
Howe
Titve Myn
Wales Gate
McCarthy
Wright
Airl
Calbia
Wrighey
Supreme Court ruling shocks New Deal era policy debate
A garbled report cites a Supreme Court decision challenging key provisions of a New Deal program. It notes potential impacts on government authority, unemployment relief, and taxation, with references to a Treasury act and court actions shaping federal power. The fragment hints at a dramatic shift in policy and enforcement.
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Guraes
Dellara
Druin Wiehibere
Epdee
Deeron
Uae
Clanroom
Man Grappels With Bull on Denman Farm
A man on a Denman-area farm endured a bull attack after the animal charged him. The man used his coat to fend off the beast, then managed to slip free as a bystander assisted. He was later taken to hospital for treatment. The incident occurred near May 38 Cimenasion and involved bystander Jeruey Bull and Ar. O. Turulgileh.
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Ar. O
Denman
Anima
Tim
Tamquist
Forniguss
Court Martial in Adelaide clears Lt Man Renna of charges
The May 28 court martial at Keswick acquits Lieutenant Man Renna of negligence and charges linked to military integrity. Judge Advocate Captain Mogidino notes no error in judgment in some past actions, and the court stresses financial accountability for expenses. The outcome leads to remobilization of Renna and related officers.
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Nea
Keswick Sarrecka
Man Renna
Borns
Jondvel
Kenna
Miliary Board
Hense
A. Bt. Mogidino
Senn
Austraian ‘Corps
Adjuiane
Antitrust and Labor Clash Shapes New Deal Debate
The article argues federal powers to regulate antitrust and labor face limits and calls for strengthening unions while limiting company unions. It notes Congress may suspend antitrust rules, affecting wage rates and pensions, and discusses broader political effects on the New Deal’s employment program and industrial regulation.
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Ayates
Congress
Amposainis
Ilese
Ate
Howe Fryer
SBI
American Federation of Labour
Paris
New Deal
English capital for fisheries broadcasts of records
Western Australia inquiries report enormous wealth in the industry. London financiers and British experts plan to study Australian fisheries, with a large, coordinated capital involvement. A court case in Budapest and color photographs of once disputed assets are mentioned along with record agencies and gold mining ties.
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Western Australia
Perth
Enormous Wealth Lex
Australia
Lows
London
Trrm Ab Storkbrowers
Premontis
Otranto
Mro
P. W. Wilkes
Auditalia
Une Barras
Iwhote Marine Rescoot
Sartre Oonee
Paulig Carvan
Zritiah Capital
Oic
Honegrien Supreme Court
Holga
Cusbin
Gramophone
Hadeen
Tao ‘Brondessting Corporation
Supreme Court
SSR Pamleg Wiel Recorde
Erma
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Queensiana
Ian
Polley
LOON
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MR. Dunstan
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Arwen
Dotan
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Seth Athena
Zealana
Pie Inet
Freigh Brahane
Marine
Weilington Een
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Fine Airways
Constan
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Aine Ealoue
Murty
J. B. Biwum
Watson
Enineer
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MT Watson
Torenara
Siehuy Longéon
Dominion
Lee Visoe
Prine
Ila
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Ayaney
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Council of Mindleretamed
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Ferdop
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Sietnér
Senr
Gord
Prautt
Cheng
Sterling
New York
Dominion Sugar Preference
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