Australia Fights To 491 As Bradman Leads
In Melbourne on March 12 Bradman top scored with 108 while Fairfax added 50 as Australia reached 491. Geary bowled many overs including a record number of balls in an innings. Oldfield and Wall contributed, with White and Jardine among fielding highlights as the day ended with scores promising a tight finish.
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England and Australia at Lord's Stir English Imagination
English observers remark on Australia’s progress as Bradman and his batsmen rack up runs. The report notes the long effort to reach 367 and mocks the dull tempo with weariness on the pitch. It praises Australia’s colts and reflects on tradition amid a tense fourth day.
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Scheme Not Favoured Over Public Funds Or Industry Aid
The report argues the proposed scheme would rely on public revenue or industry payments and should not be adopted. Signatories dispute child endowment needs and claim distress claims lack basis while criticising the basic wage rigidity and uniformity as flaws noted by the Commonwealth tribunal.
Melbourne Dealer Fatally Shot in Domestic Tragedy
Melbourne reports a fatal shooting linked to a domestic dispute. The victim, McDonald, died soon after the attack, with police arresting John Fisher on a charge of fray. Fisher allegedly attempted to stab another man during the incident.
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Canterbury Council Sacks Clerk and Engineer Over Mismanagement
Sydney reports a special Canterbury Council meeting suspends Town Clerk Setton and engineer T Row after a public union cites neglect of supervision. The union claims staff developed careless habits and deficiencies in material stock, with uncollected rates and charges exceeding 37,201 pounds. The engineer is criticized for poor department knowledge. officers may pursue further action under legal rights.
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North Queensland Waterside Workers' Federation Ballot
Reports from Townsville indicate the voting process for two North Queensland Division seats on the State Executive of the Waterside Workers' Federation is underway. The Bowen branch reportedly faced issues with ballot papers, while the returning officer in Townsville prepares to tally and verify votes.
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Misunderstanding Acknowledged In Canberra Exchange
In Canberra on March 12 the House heard Mr Bruce respond to Sir Hugo Hirst regarding a cited cable. He clarified that the remark about employers of starving labor was misattributed and stressed his views remained consistent, noting other friends among employers.
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Twasie Sapte Shore
Lloyd George Plan Prompts Tax Reduction Debate
The Daily Telegraph questions Lloyd George's unemployment plan. It notes the claim that jobs can be created where work exists, but criticizes the lack of detail on training and costs. The piece recalls unemployment rising during his previous tenure and questions how rapid retraining would occur.
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Daily Telegraph
Lloyd George
Rivers Rise as Floods Hit North Queensland Towns
Reports from Cairns to Innisfail warn of rising rivers and disrupted mail trains. The Tully River reached eight feet above rails and kept rising while Herbert River stood six feet over banks. Rail services between Cairns Townsville and Ingham were halted with delays and uncertain schedules continuing tonight.
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Flood Weather Report Notes River Heights and Rainfall
A flood report from Millaa Millaa on March 13 cites Tully at 7 feet 7 inches and Herbert at 3 feet 4 inches over the rails amid continuing heavy rain. The article mentions 48 hours of torrential showers with high rainfall records and concerns over rising water levels.
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Weather notes with showers across Herbertton district
Lighter showers posted across Herbertton on March 13 with periods of rain and overcast skies. Early totals show rainfall under half an inch with further showers likely in the North Coast Line district and adjacent areas.
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Torrents at Innisfail Mark Wet Season Conditions
Innisfail reports heavy torrents as the wet season begins with grey skies and rough seas. Offshore activity shows strong, unsettled conditions and increased wave and wind influence around the northern coast.
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Conference on Overseas Transport to Australia Planned
Melbourne reports a Sydney meeting set for April 4 to discuss overseas shipping to Australia with aim of economy and efficiency. A preliminary Sydney meeting is slated for March 31 with Australian primary industries to join daily sessions through April 4 to draft proposals. Wool freights are cited at 4 to 5 million pounds annually, with producers opposing freight hikes amid current lower rates.
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Australia
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