Kingsford Smith Triumph: Atlantic Crossing Nearing Newfoundland
Reports from Harbour Grace and Halifax on June 25 detail the Southern Cross nearing Newfoundland after a lengthy Atlantic flight. Flight progress, radio bearings, and ship assist were noted as Cape Race radio station tracked the pilot aloft with nine hours of fuel remaining. Weather was unsettled with a cold sea, and communications with Transylvania and Mineron supported attempts to guide the aircraft. The Canadian wireless service tracked the mission as it approached Grand Banks area.
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Halifax
Imerast
Cape Race
Wordmonday
Newfourilanel
Pavehe
Cape
Southern Cross
Grand Banks
York Listening Report From June Broadcast In Newfoundland
A fragmentary radio log notes Kingsford Smith and crew near Newfoundland after a long signal, with aircraft position estimates from Cape Race. The message mentions the Southern Cross weather and reception issues, aiming to relay directional info as the plane travels east of Newfoundland toward St. John’s.
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York
Scotia
England
Kim CY de"Weaver
Brena
Aero “Comdioms
Cape
Diana
Kingsford Smith
Kingsford
Yredend
Newfoundland
St. John's
Bae
Weick Tong
London Brief Item From June 28 Customs List
London dispatch notes a whebstet repeat fr amme set for 9 30 eset with unclear details from the apuration Calle service.
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London
Dickens of a Struggle Cable Message From South
Australian Cable Service reports from Ottawa on June 24 at 11 25 a message from the Southern Crows describing a very dark night and a strenuous struggle to stay awake as they travel about 160 miles from Cape Race with engines roaring and the crew fatigued by the glare of the motors.
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Ottawa
Marine Department
Cape Race
Rome
Merei
Flight of Smithy Toward Newfoundland Promises Transatlantic Crossing
Reports from June 25 indicate Kingsford Smith’s aircraft is flying toward Newfoundland after a long night fight. Minnesota observers tracked the radio signals as the plane neared Harbor Grace and Cape Race. Officials say the crew will refuel and continue toward New York, with crowds awaiting the return.
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New York
Macy
Kimesford
Powell denies permission for Rome 101 plan and vows peace
The report notes Miss Powell learning that her fence fell in Newfoundland and a decision to avoid new confrontations. She expresses resolve that Powell will refrain from further fights, while mentioning lingering concern and a promised hidden action to resolve matters.
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Melbourne
Miss Powell
Rome
Newfoundland
Powell
Ube
Ireland
Indian federation saw a British Indian link urged
A historic report notes the need for closer ties with British India while preserving provincial rights. It argues federation is necessary to bridge cleavages and epidemics and envisages a two federation model with separate British Indian and Indian state elements. Evidence from rulers has not yet been received.
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India
British India
Max Autonomy Plan Aims for Local Self Rule Across Regions
A devolution scheme backed by commissioners proposes broad provincial autonomy within a common Indian framework. Each area would govern its own affairs under a central supervision to ensure progress. The plan stresses shared interests and accountability across diverse regions.
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Proviertél
SS India Mn
Uni
Industrial debate on water supply and standardisation
A fragmented report discusses municipal governance issues and the push for standardised moisture and water purity. It notes dissatisfaction with progress, urges clean water for factories, and mentions potential impacts on rates, manufacturing, and inter-state cooperation.
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Textarea
Aranemt Cao Ie
Andar
Australia
Maly Million Involved In Sydney Hearing
Sydney reports a case linked to a large sum with 75 witnesses listed for a magistrate hearing in the Central Court on Monday. The Melbourne line suggests a major inquiry into a company’s operations.
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Sydney
South Wales
Chen
Premier Faces Criticism Over New Car Initiative
Brisbane report notes AF Mey ox day criticizing the new car initiative. details unclear and sources fragmentary.
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Brisbane
Debated transport workers policy adjourned in June gathering
A June session discussed exemptions for transport workers and related provisions. The assembly debated the proposal and adjourned without a final vote as coverage plans were outlined for a broad expansion.
Fall of Customs in Canberra June 25 brief
Canberra reports a customs development dated June 25 noting changes and context. The fragment references a government action, but details are sparse and the short item signals a regulatory shift.
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Canberra
Customs
Maize Board Crisis Triggers Resignations and Demands
Growers protest over a board appointment sparks an indignation meeting at Tolge. They call for the minister to dissolve the board and reappoint officials, threatening not to deliver maize until demands are met. The minister says he lacks power to intervene.
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G. B. Starn
Tolge
H. ¥. Walker
Local Board Dismissal Contested Amid Election Disputes
March 1 1991 report notes disqualification grounds under section II sub section 4 and Regulation 148 outlines vacancy filling. The board resists direct action, aims to fill vacancies by ministerial discretion, while growers are urged to provide cooperation before the weekend. Atherton Tolga and Kenny silos open tomorrow with limited deliveries expected.
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Elacton
Tolga
Kaiti
Atherton Silm
Atherton
Lipper Barron
St Bellog
Ony
Shelly Vedict
Amd
Kenny
Croacr
New Manager Appointed Amid Local Board Deadlock
Me B C Winsar is named manager to head the committee at the Shire Hall Atherton. The group struggles to resolve a deadlock over leadership as Gargan greets and the board debates the next steps.
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B.C. Winsar
Shes
Ty Te
Atherton
Messrs. Gargan
Faber Ant
South Coast Flood Threat from Heavy Rains
Heavy rains threaten the south coast as Cabbage Tree Creek near Corrimal rises four feet over the Princes Highway blocking traffic. A Corrimal house was surrounded by floodwater but children on a verandah were saved. Fences and low-lying farms flooded. part of Woollen gang Street inundated. rain continues tonight.
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Sydney
Cabbage Tree Creek
Wontloogong
Corrimal
Princes Highway
Woollemgang
Relief Grants Approved by State Cabinet for Stricken Areas
The State Cabinet approved 10.008 to various centres for immediate relief in the stricken areas. The Bevebane pail train left Mapan and passed safely through areas once considered dangerous.
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Sydney
State
Mapan
Case against Shell Company over alleged protection damages
The case involves Jack Simcock claiming 708 pounds against Shell Company for alleged malicious protection and evading Kits. Simcock, employed as depot manager at Coun during 1929, alleges irregularity in selling neutral goods. the company faced embesalement charges but was acquitted after the Attorney-General refused a bill. The defense pleads not guilty and the matter remains part heard.
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Stonen
Judes Jawors
Avary al Foor
Jack
Simcock
Shell Company
Ute Ferendaan
Coun
Emeequenrt
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