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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1931
Page
10
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Fragmented report outlines heated discussion in Parliament about salaries for public service members, inflation fears, and potential votes on neutral financing. Includes remarks attributed to Mr Fenton and Mr Theodore regarding treasury oversight and ministerial conduct.
A decision was reached to appoint Chess of Cotmettont to replace Mr Methaen in Parliament. Morgae Sail was reported as a body outside Parliament, with references to Labor Party and concerns over thefts.
A fractured debate recounts exchanges among Theodore Riley Seale and others over a ballot move, apologies, and resignations. References to the Prime Minister and cabinet actions appear as officials discuss principled conduct, party secretaryship, and cautious acceptance amid dangerous defects.
Fragmented remarks on protecting workers from inflation and urging honesty in national administration. The speaker rejects business as usual, stresses solvency and honor, and contrasts with rival Lange in a call for a straight, ethical course. The text references a vote tally and mentions a figure named Mr James.
Canberra March 1 report on a party room clash in the House of Representatives. Labor ministers Lyons Penton Gal Price and Guy voted for the motion while Ward Lescerini and Bidridge opposed. The House adjourned at 4:10 pm until Tuesday. Canberra March 13 Prime Minister Pullin said government support held despite frantic efforts to sway backers. Opposition Leader Latham said the government survived the nonconfidence motion by five, down from nineteen last year. The debate highlighted contempt for government leaders and perceived weakness in policy. The government faced questions over leadership and public response to its program.
The Board informed the Home that action would be withheld pending advice and consent, aiming to enforce by laws and regulations about maintenance and private patient admissions. It notes financial strain from unpaid maintenance and maintains vigilance against impropriety by medical staff while awaiting further Home Department guidance.
Discussion on hospital insurance for Cairns Hospital workers led to a plan for Finance Committee and available members to meet Anglo and other representatives. Letters from the British Preference League and the Southern Europeans mentioned triggered protests over foreign labor in new nurses quarters. authorities aimed to secure trained British tradesmen noting unemployment locally.
Hundreds of unemployed volunteers who enrolled to picket Congress House Bombay refuse disbanding. About two hundred forcibly enter the building demanding compensation.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists names of millowners and growers representatives across multiple districts including Goond, Invicta, Kalama, Macknade, South Johnstone and Tully. It mentions chairs and combinations of graft members such as F A Lamont W J Ryan D C James S H Warner E Irving and RT Challinor, with various bids for leadership and oversight roles.
A clipped British by election note mentions Salisbury and London events with terse phrasing. The report references FR Hancock and a critique of candidates, noting the political stakes and local implications.
Fragmentary report shows Lord Melbourne era style exchange on banks, government, and cooperation. W C Hill claims banks block government aims while banks deny politics. The piece hints at financial policy battles and potential government measures pending.
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