Pompeii Excavation Funds Secured for Ruins Project
A long effort by archaeologist Amadeo Majun yields government support to clear four million cubic feet of volcanic rubble at Pompeii. The ministerial assurance promises all necessary funds for the dig and associated public displays, with Majun promising to showcase findings and orchestrate ancient theater performances to help finance the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathigo Jong
Mt. Vesuvion
Amedeo Majun
Gina Protracor
Archaeol
Norimal
Minswr of Industry and Commerce
Campi
New Council Opens for Papua and New Guinea
Port Moresby saw the opening of the Legislative Council for the Territory of Papua and New Guinea. General Sir John Northcott, Administrator of Australia, described the event as inaugurating the newest legislative body in the British Commonwealth. Colonel J. K. Murray acted as president. Northcott’s speech was printed, resembling a Governor General's Parliament opening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Legislative Council
Territory of Papua and New Guinea
Port Moree
British Commonwealth of Nations
John Northcott
Commonwealth of Australia
J. K. Murray
Cartberra
Inaugural Speech Marks Shy Inc’s Territorial Progress
A ceremonial gathering details the reaction to Shy Inc and its natal corporation amid parliamentary ties. Statements from officials praise the territory’s potential, with emphasis on constitutional structure, governance, and the role of stockholders in shaping Australia’s future under colonial oversight.
West German couples seek legal marriage reforms in housing crisis
A West German discussion highlights how postwar housing shortages push couples toward informal unions. Reports show many couples live apart due to scarce space, while single parents and widows face limited options. A poll suggests 20 percent of Germans are living unmarried with parents or other relatives, and 10 percent of babies are illegitimate. The government weighs changes to tax policy to encourage marriage, but officials indicate reforms are unlikely soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Ewe Pavers Pipher
Germany
Mest Geemany
Europe
Privele Company
Serigen
Schlesele-Hoven
Aariott
Esx
West Germany
Vinta Parson
Wea
Inverviewa
With & Young
Marcy
American School in England described student festival on Dorset site
A fragmented report describes a visit by American students and staff to a Dorset area, with performances including harp music and songs. It notes their demonstrations for a BBC audience, mentions local hosts and a planned event date around late 1929, and references familiar figures and a display of American fashion and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth
Shafesbury
Dorset
Vertmannung Mtorr
Leitt-Co
Boi Belen
BBC
Fiat
Freund
Coluumon University
Fepmel
Brian Brodveta
Councils Duties Rise For Papua and New Guinea Rule
The article outlines the reestablishment of colonial governance in the Territory of Papua and New Guinea under a new council. It notes the introduction of elected members, the split between official and non official roles within a single body, and aims to advance local convention and growth while balancing indigenous and migrant interests. It emphasizes gradual development, technical support, health and education measures, and the ongoing role of the Commonwealth government and missions in capacity building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iamsking
Partion
United Satione
Papua and New Guinea
TBE
Cour
Prarticsbie Bitar
Dew Council
Industry and Private Enterprise in Natives Affairs
Fragmented OCR text discusses British or colonial policy toward natives and the role of government services. Mentions industry development, resources, and territorial governance, with references to experiments and public service involvement amid uncertain conditions. The readable portions suggest policy debate on development and aid while resisting isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
FEDF A DEMAND TO GOVERNMENT IN AUSTRALIAN REPORT
FEDF A demands to government in Sydney where the federation motion called for removal of a federal corporate official over alleged actions during a Christie holiday outreach. The NSW branch of the federation announced the move, led by its secretary, with ministerial figures named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Blile
FEDPA
Teeretan
Nsw
Capiea
Ant
Teei ryer moma paar pul anaes pierk nr Bile
Unclear OCR text renders a local item unreadable. Readable fragments mention a person or place near Bil e and a date or amount, but key names and context are missing. The record remains a fragmented brief with no verifiable events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Iyrer Moma Paar
Anaes Pierk
Bile Alenstive
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Marianelle
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Vrone
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Wren
Henge Naur Te Corporation
Thf
Rome
Arle
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Jon Ieee
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Commonwealth of Austral
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Young
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Avstralia
Thia
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Terriory
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Nave
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England
Simpson
Sieport Gres. Pty. Ltd
Box Sosh
Qp.g
Bristens
Ube
Terry Bree
Makeliy
Bain County
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Attr
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Xeeda
John Nor'h. Colt
Uhreraurtry
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Ya UO Enterprise
Fedf.a
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Manzan
Hamorriids
Northern Builders Supplies Pty
Flumjing
ASD
Boiletre Hakuwanf
Nueyhers Brick and Tie Co
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Nestle
Westle
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