Cabinet reshuffle names Lyons six senior ministers
The new Australian Federal Cabinet under Prime Minister Lyons features no dismissals with Street and Senator McLeay as newcomers. A reshuffle assigns six senior ministers to policy and major matters while responsibilities shift among Defence, Civil Aviation, Commerce, and Internal Affairs. Street becomes Defence Minister, McLeay acts as Vice President of the Executive Council, and Menzies remains Treasurer as restaffing reshapes the cabinet to emphasize national significance.
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Reallocation Of Duties In The New Cabinet
The article outlines shifts in ministerial duties across the new Cabinet. It names multiple ministers and responsibilites such as commerce, treasurer administration of pensions, and repatriation matters. It notes a ministerial reallocation process, personnel changes, and upcoming visits by officials to discuss policy priorities.
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Enaloe
Haley
Ensuing Ministry to Adopt New Civil Practice in Policy Disputes
A government report outlines a plan to adopt new practice within the ministry. Senior ministers and the prime minister will clash with government policy on major national matters. The cabinet layout includes three senior ministers, a commerce minister, an attorney general, and others, with discussions to split senior posts into two divisions under consideration.
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Australian Cabinet Debate Signals Reform Pressure
The report outlines tension within the Australia cabinet as members seek major questions over minority cooperation and parliamentary committees. Leaders including Lyons discuss potential inner cabinet reforms and private member committees while preparing for a high level meeting to set a government path amid speculations on leadership and finances.
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Rogerson Dog Wins Control Amid Inquiry At Rocklea
A chaotic speed meeting at Rocklea featured Rogerson the black hound winning in the first division while bets and papers sparked an inquiry. Officials, led by steward Mr. Roureby-Cox, probed tampering claims as owners sought documents and police involvement.
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Crisis Cost Mauritius 19 4 War Telegram Response
Fragmented, inaccessible text describes crisis costs at Mauritius on 19/4 and a telegram exchange about expenditures for fuel and supplies. It notes Mauritius replying quickly to a request for expenditures and mentions world affairs turbulence and wartime communications.
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Bath Death Puzzle Unsolved Coroner Faces
Coroner faces difficulties in a high profile Bath death inquiry. Mies Elim Lavinia Bates of Wrothangatha was found in a hotel bathroom prompting an inquest to determine cause. Australian authorities discussed subpoenaing witnesses in Melbourne and Brisbane as part of the expanded inquiry.
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Relief Tax Bill Debated by Parliament Amid Uncertainty
A fragmented notice outlines a relief tax bill and regulatory plans discussed in Parliament. The document hints at rate changes, claimant roles, and procedural steps with references to a committee, expected dates, and tentative timelines. The language suggests transitional provisions and general policy framing rather than final specifics.
Nominations Open As Baroona Elects Councillors
Nominations flowed for Baroona elections with several candidates named including Murph Augustine Powell Motorman TT Mowdrjay Strew Pete Terrace Protta COO Leonard Thompson and Lawrence Edward Fhnenton. Alderman Jones welcomed Mr Thornton at a Monday meeting amid municipal activity and local governance noted at Birdwond Terrace key.
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Premier On Position Of Mr Hanlon Claims Election
Premier Forgan Smith says Mr Hanlon was declared truly elected by Elections Tribunal and should resign as Minister for Health and Home Affairs until eligibility is resolved. Full Court has not yet determined the matter, with the Courier-Mail noting possible bias in the hearing.
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Fragmented Weekend Report On Elections And Parliaments
A damaged clipping recounts parliamentary actions and election outcomes with references to rust damage, the judge’s ruling, and the Speaker’s role. It notes apparent political tension, parliamentary processes, and a pending certificate of election affecting members of Parliament and ministers as reported.
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Council In Favour Of Five Week Labour Reform
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German Embassy Secretary Shot Amid Unclear Motive
A chaotic report describes a German Embassy secretary being shot. Details are garbled with phrases about a derailed plan and a suspect claiming a divine mission. Police attempt to recover the scene as investigators work to confirm motives and assess injuries.
Duke and Duchess Plan Australia Visit with Children
The Duke and Duchess of Kent will take their children to Australia for about two years with a nurse accompanying them. The decision comes as duties of the King and Queen limit personal involvement. The education of the children remains a concern, and a long absence from England is anticipated.
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Record Flight Beats Distance While Two Wellesley Bombers Set NewMark
Darwin reports that after 49 hours aloft two RAF Vickers Wellesley bombers achieved a new long distance record of 7162 miles, surpassing the prior mark by 857 miles while a third aircraft also beat the old record. Fuel use nears 1400 gallons per plane and ground speed nears 144 mph, just 20 mph below C W A Scot’s Comet. The formation landed at Darwin and Roepang amid fuel shortages, with officials preparing official inspection and attributing the successes to strong navigation and endurance.
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Planes and Crews in Air War Reported on Page
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