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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Nov 07, 1929

Page

10

Scullin Faces Defence Criticism as Policy Scrutiny Grows

Canberra reports Labour Prime Minister Scullin defending defence policy against critics who warn of a weak national defence. He argues financial matters alone justify inquiry and predicts opponents may oppose other Labour stances. Melbourne notes Lt Col White vows to attack the Government over compulsory training and seeks a Senate challenge, accusing the Ministry of hasty, un-Australian moves.

Canberra Labour Scullin Australia Melbourne T. White 6Th Battalion M.H.R

Amending Bill Aims to Aid Development Efforts

Fragmentary notes show a bill introduced in Parliament intended to bolster development across fields. The text hints at support measures and upcoming proposals to accelerate activity in key sectors.

Publicity Officer notes loan details for Canberra team

A Nov. 6 report from Canberra references a $10,000,000 loan and a Publicity Officer message. It mentions a team at par with an over-the-counter note and a rate of 5/14/4 per cent, though details are unclear due to truncated text.

Canberra Eneaks Meccanel

Entanglements Between Nations Highlighted in Debate

The exchange centers on whether to stay in the League of Nations with obligations. The remarks emphasize commitment to existing treaties and a view that continued dialogue on these issues is valuable.

League of Nations Ine MacDonald

Baldwins Felicitations

A partial extract shows Mr Baldwin sending felicitations and remarks on improving Anglo American relations. The text references a visit by the Prime Minister and expresses hope that further such visits will occur, signaling diplomacy and goodwill between nations.

Servatives Pee Chen

Nuns Injured as Fire Spreads Rapidly at Wash House

Indeterminate fire incident injures Sisters Mary Christine and another nun as flames engulf a wash house area. Sister Christine suffers multiple fractures after a fall aided by bystanders. Two volunteer firemen suffer minor injuries amid exposed methylated spirits nearby.

Mary Christine Mary Christine

Tomato purchasing debate at Brisbane meeting

At the Other Fruit Sectional Committee meeting in Semites on Direc t de suestion, officials reported the Tomato control method in the Fruit Marketing Organisation was clumsy. Inspectors were to be appointed and vigilance on the matter was to be increased.

Brisbane Semites

Disastrous Eruption at Guatemalan Volcano Reported

A disaster report from the city details a catastrophic eruption of the Guatemalan volcano. The event caused property damage and raised concerns about safety and evacuations in nearby districts.

Brisbane Leg Assembly Debates Tax Revenue Use and Land Act

In Brisbane the Legislative Assembly debated taxing revenue use for road problems and the Land Act Amendment Bill. Ministers and members argued for a comprehensive approach to transport funding, unimproved land values, and land purchasing prices amid a halting amendment process. The House adjourned after a closure vote and tomorrow's committee consideration.

My. E. M. Hasloe Thaca Seave Medc Queens H. Bruce L. Kennedy T. A. Dunlop Bal Prickly Pear Land Commissioner Deacon

Watersiders Seek Arbitration Court Variations

In Melbourne on November 6 the Watersiders Federation asked the Arbitration Court for broad award changes on waterfront work. Key demands include an 18 minute smoke break every two hours without pay for certain duties and removal of shift references, plus five hours pay for any work between 10 pm and 7 am.

Melbourne Watersider’ Federation Coumedttis Pidge Beeby

Cairns Tennis Association Sees Fixture Advice

The Cairns Tennis Association secretary Mr Owen Whittick received guidance from Mr Alex Moses. The schedule includes a gentlemen's singles championship and an open singles event featuring Abbott-street before the specified date.

Cairns Tennis Association Owen Whittick Alex Moses

Commissioner to Decide Further Action in Poisoning Incident

A report states the Commissioner of Police will determine any further action after a poisoning incident where the victim received treatment and recovered. Details on the location and identities are not provided in the readable text.

Commissioner of Police Talon

Judge Deliberates Agreement Details in Indian Law Case

The court parses a complicated contract dispute involving Arthur Lawrence and multiple livestock deliveries. Questions cover execution authority, adoption of the agreement, and counts of bulls and cows delivered or substituted. Counsels conclude with ongoing jury addresses as the case resumes at 10 o clock.

Arthur Lawrence Barry

Murderer Jack the Ripper Strikes Again in Berlin

Berlin reports another victim by the so called Jack the Ripper. The killer used a hammer and attacked in the same spot with the same methods as the initial murder in April. No clues have been found yet to trap the perpetrator.

Berlin Gattagh Jack the Rippe

Fragmentary local notice in 36 exchange era

A garbled item lists names and numbers with unclear context. Reading shows scattered references to ages and roles, but the intent and details are not recoverable from the fragment.

Gympie Fire Destroys Bananas, House Damaged

Fire at an unidentified Gympie location destroys banana stock and damages a residence. Local reports indicate flames consumed the fruit storage area while a nearby house sustained fire damage. No injuries are mentioned.

Innisfail Raid Sparks Police Record of Seizure

November report notes a police raid on premises in Innisfail ending with a record on the case. Mr. Lee Bryce is mentioned among participants. Further details are unclear.

Innisfail Nisfail Lee Bryce

Defend​ant Fined In Incomplete Court Note

Fragmentary report shows a defendant fined with a limit of £100 or 12 months rent, and a mention of costs. Sub-Inspector Cabulame requests a moiety of a gar ban, but the text is garbled and unclear.

Mr_ Aitkin Cabulame Wrovidi

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MR. Scullin Calone White Senate Ministry Defence Council Sir John Ging Capital Anotere Folly League of Nation MR Baldwins Queensland Railways Rpr Legislative Assembly R. M. King Comqrina THE Watersiders Cairns Slazenger Jack the Ripper L. Corry Will Tay i Cootier Ceares Alta Walker Tod Katterss Gympie
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