Shorter Week Debate Faces Commonwealth Arbitration
The Courier-Mail reports on 40 hour week advocates in Brisbane and other cities amid Union pressure. Legal experts warn a federal order may overstep constitutional power, while economic analysis questions national adoption. Supporters insist state plans require broad agreement to avoid higher costs and unemployment.
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Loan Council Overhaul Proposal Highlights Fiscal Role
The Loan Council, key in Australia’s constitutional finance system, has aided national and state budgeting for eight years. It curbed frenzied spending in downturns, marking a significant advance over prior links between Commonwealth and state finances.
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Blind but They Can Still Jest Conference Reunion Of Disabled Soldiers
The Queensland Conference of the Australian Allied Soldiers Association opened in Brisbane with representation from mainland states except Tasmania. The gathering honored blinded veterans, including Lt. W. Tames and Mr. Lynch, and included speeches by Premier Mr. Forgan Smith and Governor Sir Lister Wilson. Attendees recalled wartime service and the Windermere memory, while plans discussed a small permanent non partisan secretariat to improve planning and finance under the Loan Council.
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Aboriginal relics at Brisbane Museum display stirs interest
The Brisbane Diary reports Queensland Museum Director H A Longman unveiling a varied collection of Aboriginal relics. The event features artifacts described as timely and significant, with mentions of Taree, Wallaby, and local ethnological interest amid display sections and historical context.
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Those In Peril a Glimpse of Racing History Remade
Fragmented OCR observes a long, jumbled reminiscence of horse racing legends, referencing a Tremarcer and Butler, Queenland cows, and Cup glory. It hints at 80 years of sport lineage, recalling historic winners and the enduring aura of equestrian memory.
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Export Egg Prices Reported For Queensland Board
The Queensland Board announced export egg price levels for the year, noting a price of 7.19 to 7.25 in British currency for good quality eggs. They expect brighter British demand and a favorable market outlook, with strong export prospects to New South Wales and other regions. The report discusses possible price adjustments and market expectations for the current year.
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New South Wales
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Queensland
Family history notes reveal links to notable figures
Fragmentary diary excerpts mention O'Connell family ties to Lands in the Philippines and Gov Bligh era details. The text references Captain W. Connell and Sir Maurice O'Connell as kin, with notes on family roles and a historical context discussing governance and relationships between two brothers in colonial settings.
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