Federal Parliament Debates Wage Amendments in Melbourne
The report recounts a Melbourne session where Mr Tivlot's amendment urged government action on wage claims and public service fines. Key figures including Mr Hughen, Mr Chapman, Mr Ryan, and Treasurer debated payment feasibility, repudiation claims, and constitutional limits as they adjourned the meeting.
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Melbourne
Tivlot
Hughen Vegas
Sean
Knibte
Conauler- Ying
Vhei Cau
Auralin
Chapman
Tudor
Commonwealth
Cook
Jowett
Stewart
Dr Williams Pink Pills Boost Mood and Nerve Health
An old advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nerve remedy. It claims they lift mood, sharpen appetite, and restore energy for neurasthenia and fatigue, urging readers to request the company literature and mail order bottle.
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Sullerers
Willams
Fege
Willlens’” Medicine “Co
Gp.o
Suiney
Letterianism in Senate Aver Disrupted Wellington Scene
Fragmentary report from Wellington in November notes a commotion in Presbyterian circles. The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church met at St Andrew's Auckland, with discussions about reforming themselves and a separate federation. Salary details and figures appear unclear in the readable text.
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Wellington
Ter
St Andrew's
Auckland
Murray
Trial timetable unclear as documents undergo probe
In the House of Commons Sir X Hewart said trials for the crimes would not yet begin. Charges and related papers are under investigation by the appropriate authorities, with officials reviewing the documents in question.
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Howe of Commons
X. Hewart
Mischievous Mannix scandal shocks Catholic dignity
A clipped, garbled OCR snippet references a controversy involving Mannix and the Catholic Church, implying a damaging act or misdeed. The fragment mentions affronts to church dignity and calls into question conduct attributed to Mannix without clear details or attribution.
Fragmentary note hints at unsettled health and Reed matters
A garbled OCR fragment mentions health troubles, transfers, and botnet or network references. It reads as a jumbled note about people named Sheldon and Bevoss and terms like minting and releasing items. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or identities suitable for a full summary.
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Tad Heath
Sheldon
Eelacyine Bevoss
Sitios
Tragedy at War It Creek Ends In Double Suicide and Death
A brutal murder and suicide occurred near War It Creek three miles from Macke lle after a social for the relief of England. Gertie Trish, 18, and her suitor Alexander McLean, about 25, were among watchers when McLean shot Trissey in the face near a hall and then killed himself. Jah Campbell and Norman McRae were present. The injured girl died on scene. McLean later died at a nearby residence.
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Sydney
Warit Creek
Mackelle
Reh
England
Gertie Trish Veel
Norman McRae
Tomdon Bank
Mackrriile
Violet
Jah Campbell
Mactariti
Foo
Alexander McLean
Neve
McLean
Trettie
Fred
Hall
Thomas Sutton
Mackaville
German and Greek tensions fringe a stalled peace
An article reports on European tensions around the German mandate issue and Greek situation as protests emerge against the peace treaty. It notes Allied aims to prevent future German aggression and describes diplomatic maneuvers involving France and Britain, including a proposed cross-continental arrangement and the League of Nations’ role in safeguarding mandates.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Wyrheata Ware
Frajice
Britain
Russia opens doors to foreign capital with export rights
A Moscow decree by the Economic Soviet allows foreign capitalists to develop Russia’s natural resources and export profits. Investments are promised exemption from nationalisation or requisition with workers to be engaged under existing labor laws. In Sydney, a government report lists official salaries for 1945 with Attorney general and Premier figures.
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London
Moscow
Treme Economic Soviet
Sydney
Justice Rdenmads
Executee Council
Typical Hun Atypical Socialism Threatens Exile
A garbled report describes a speaker claiming socialists threaten the nation. He warns of exile for residents who oppose his views, mentioning cows and disputed citizenship. The text references a cousin in Barri and a plan to join him abroad, amid unclear context.
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Fle
Wack 6 Sewed Someral Verceantr PuEwaldido Asr Cored
Fragmentary OCR notes mention several odd terms and scattered phrases. The readable text does not present a clear event, person, place, or organization to form a coherent news item.
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Someral Verceantr
Puewaldido
Appeal Dismissed In Colonial Sugar Case
The High Court dismissed the appeal of STEVENE CO on grounds of insufficient notice and failure to deliver cane during the campaign under Sugar Act regulations. The decision follows lower court findings and references to Mackay magistrate proceedings and Homebush Milt. The case involved Stevens and cane growers, with the court noting no further questions remain under the Act.
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Sydney
High Court
Queensland
Ketiring Co
Inter
Mackay
Throen Kein
Frank Tame Steves
Homebush
Agnethe di
Supreme Crit of
Arity
Stevens
Wakefield
Jo Ryath
Mr. Byatt
Australians and Caesars clash over industrial power and reform
The text discusses a political struggle in Australia involving Caesar, Synnets, and Labour figures. It references fears about industrial leaders replacing experienced moderates, the impact on workers, and the influence of a nationalist or industrial policy era. The piece hints at a broader confrontation over economic control and political direction.
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Wilkin Breki
Norfia
Diertly
Boots and shoes price control kicks in with cuts in Brisbane
The Prices Commissioner announced new reductions on footwear in Brisbane on November 26. After a week of marking, the new rules took effect last Monday, with Mr. Ferry noting that some traders added around 65 percent to landed costs, prompting the relief measures.
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Brisbane
Ferry
Arrears of sal aries to teachers pending award local note
A Brisbane report states arrears of sal aries for teachers connected to the recent award are now being paid to all parties. The note covers salaries for November and December. The article cites Education Dice as the source of the update.
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Brisbane
New
Norewhen
Caleb Shang Debuts New Seven Seater Chand Area Car 121
Caleb Shang has just received the above seven seater Chand area car No. 121 and is now open for all travellers and visitors.
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Caleb Shang
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