Tasmanian Currant Crop Aids Sought For Market Help
At Ellendale Collinsvale meeting a 900 ton black currant crop was reported with factories holding a large carry over. High sugar prices hinder sales as rivals market fruit cheaper. request to Prime Minister Scullin for 20,900 pounds to aid processing and marketing and two years of sugar at world's parity within the Commonwealth.
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Hobart
Ellendale
Collinsvale
Tasmanian
Tasmania
Sc Nllin
Commonwealth
Basic wage debate heats NSW Parliament session
NSW ministers discuss the basic wage as Parliament prepares to resume. The Premier is expected to announce the government’s stance in the afternoon assembly amid a lively debate and ongoing ministry discussions.
Y Turned Sceptics and Early Faith Servant
Sparser readable lines suggest a reflection on faith through early years and a figure named J. The fragment hints at a shift in belief and a devotion rooted in initial religious experiences.
Country Day Travel From Townsville to Innisfail
Fragmentary OCR text mentions travel between Townsville and Innisfail with references to weather or vegetation and stock, but readable details are limited and no clear event or outcome is established.
States mining output rises in Cloncurry district
Brisbanian October 28 reports increased mining output with a 120479 rise in minerals and notably higher copper production in the Cloncurry district. September production valued at £116,235, up from the previous quarter, with cobalt and other metals also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briscani
Gobi
Precnias Oe
Acrenes
Cloncurry
Bae
Heerepar
Manchester Unity Order Sits At Mackay Conference
Minutes detail six sittings of MU LO OF Conference at Mackay. Elections held for wardmaster and deputy, with treasurer and others named. Levy of sixpence per member approved to cover year expenses. secretary election deferred. Next annual conference to be at Maryborough.
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Mackay
Hoge
BCA
Ero
Marerough
Williams
Bron A. C. Iva
Brisbane
Marybor
Air liner lost after SOS signals during sea ordeal
Reports from Leghorn say an English air liner sent an SOS and was seen by a sighted boat in tow. High seas broke the hawser and the air liner disappeared from sight. Navy planes and torpedo boats searched as an Italian destroyer returned with the pilot's body. four passengers and three crew are drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spezia
Prince Shot At Absolve Guarantees to Italy War Talk
In a terse, fragmentary report, authorities note claims about absolving guarantees to Italy while suggesting France desires conflict. The brief hints at diplomatic tensions and possible war talk without details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
France
Blackley Wins Australian Official Vote Lead Over Copley
Brisbane reports Acting Secretary for Justice Mr. Ota announced final results. Blackley received 2,988 votes to Copley’s 2,826. Postal votes favored Blackley by 9 percentage points and 9 to Copley. absent votes were 133 for Blackley and 119 for Copley.
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Brisbane
Ota
Blackley
Copley
Leaky boat disaster near Riverton claims two lives
A faulty craft on the Riverton river led to a tragedy as occupants including a woman and child were drowned after the boat leaked and caught fire in an old hotel area. Authorities work to confirm details and recover victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeantas Hayward
Riverton
Lensee
Unclear Soviet Forces Reported Movements in Harbin Area
Telegram from Chang Sue Hliang reports large Soviet forces concentrating in the district near Harbin and that Red commander Diencher has set up headquarters there. The dispatch notes numerous Red agents and potential danger in the region.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Econ Chang Sue Hliang
Diencher
Harbin
Bg Csehe
Aemay Hed
Pengs Revolt in Shanghai Suppressed by Forces
October 27 report says Feng Yo Hsiang crushed Tebellion in Jorang district after a coup by rebel factions. Authorities claim imminent trouble will be limited and not serious.
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Shanghai
Feng Yo Hsiang
Jorang
Court Fixes Forty Guineas Costs Over Noise Complaint
Plaintiffs Edith Ruthning Valerie Ruthning and Wanda Ruthning claimed the defendant interfered with their occupancy of a house through persistent nightly noise. The court awarded forty guineas costs against the defendant, finding the noise significantly affected the plaintiffs comfort beyond ordinary levels.
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Inti
Rathers
Edith, Valerie
Wandame
Efendamt
Edith
Valerie Ruthning
Wands Ruthning
R101 Minor Engine Trouble Reported During Test
The Air Ministry reports during a trial run of an R101 starting engine that four small plugs in the lubrication pin detached, causing a gear wheel to seize. The engine has been returned to designers for rectification, and the airship has been suspended from further trials.
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London
Air Ministry
Oxley Recount Finalizes Electorate Results
The recount in the Oxley Electorate adjusts votes: Mr Baker gains 11 formal votes, Berit’s majority reduced from 111 to 100, with final tallies showing Bayley 26308, Baker 1208, informal 1575, Forte 24362, Staines 21277, Hunter 16971, Munro 13941. The report mentions related electoral figures and archival notes.
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Brisbane
Oxley
Baker
Berit
Bayley
Capricorni
Forte
Labour
Staines
Spartta
Maranoa
Hunter
Munro
Ottawa approves two year re engagement of Sir Henry Thornton
An order in Council re engages Sir Henry Thornton president of Canadian National Rail for two more years at a salary of 75000 dollars and travel expenses. Healy to receive 10000 dollars a year.
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Ottawa
Sir Henry Thornton
Sident
Canadian National Rail
Healy
Mt Isa Mines Hit By Beer Strike Action
Out on strike report from Cloncurry dated October 28 notes Mt Isa miners meeting as beer strike gains momentum with workers withholding labor and signaling strong industrial action.
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Cloncurry
Mt. Isa
Mead Tank Strike Causes Blacklisted Ranch in MT
In October at No. 3 Ranch MT, cooks refused to serve pickets in a beer strike without payment guarantees, leading to the ranch being declared black. The mine management caused stoppages as cooks at No. 2 and No. 3 Ranches halted work. Cooks resumed work at noon pending further A.W.U. talks.
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Mt, Isa
No. 3 Ranch
No. 2
No. 3
Drunken man in Innisfail case charged with assault
An Innisfail weekend incident prompts questions on liquor supply. Alex Jones pleads guilty to drunkenness and a separate assault on a coloured woman. He is fined two pounds or seven days. a further assault case may proceed with possible imprisonment. Police express effort to uncover liquor sources amid repeat drunken behavior.
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Innisfail
A. E. Aitkin
Diack
Alex Jones
Rankin-street
Shersby
Itkin
Mr. Aitkin
Shershy
Sergeant Shersby
Mr. Askin
Wool Textile Dispute Moves Toward Broad Strike Action
The National Association of Textile Trade Unions in Bradford authorized the executive to set wages and to withdraw workers from firms or call a general strike in the wool textile industry.
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London
National Association of Textile Trade Unions
Bradford
French Rugby Tightens Rules Amid Rough Play
Paris reports disciplinary moves in rugby as the committee plans fines for off field fouls. Top clubs face 50 fines for misbehavior, payable from gate receipts. Officials warn against growing professionalism and rough play as debate looms.
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Paris
Fascists attacked at Melbourne hall as Blackshirts rally
About 100 Fascists gathered at Temperance Hall to mark Fascism's foundation when a mob of Italians Russians and other foreigners rushed the meeting inflicting knife and blunt force injuries. The assailants escaped as police were not alerted. Mussolini praised Fascism on its seventh anniversary in Rome asserting strength and unity.
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Melbourne
Temperance Hall
Meat Board urged to overhaul abattoirs and saleyards plan
A proposed National Meat Board would oversight abattoirs with the chair as the only full time member and pursue liquidation of existing debt. New saleyards would operate more days weekly, with graziers free to sign cattle and sheep for sale or abattoir treatment. Swifts Meatworks sale terms are unclear, but previous offers to Brisbane council are cited to justify local and inter state operations.
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Metrogita
National Meat Board
Meat Board
Nsw
Swifts Meatworks
Swifts
Brisbane
Churchill urges equal sea power and strong navies
In New York on October 26, Winston Churchill told the American Iron and Steel Institute that Britain and the United States should remain equal on the seas and both be strong powers. He urged naval limitations talks and sought understanding of Britain's imperial responsibilities.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Winston Churchill
Britain
United States
Scotland Defeats Wales 4-2 In International Soccer Match
In a match before OM attendance, Mt Cardiff hosted Scotland who defeated Wales 4 to 2 with strong play from the visitors.
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London
Cardiff
Sconland
Wales
Police weigh motives in Ivory tragedy linked to Whatley case
Investigators doubt robbery as the motive for the Surry Hills death of Ivory Guiy. Ivory, a bricklayer and workmate of Leslie Whatley who was shot weeks earlier, faced multiple theories from arson to a mob revenge. One man detained. detectives seek a woman who poured water to extinguish flames and two men who helped Ivory home.
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Ivory
Ivory Guiy
Lortacht
Surry Hills
Leslie Whatley
Wis
Whatley
Onderworld
Westley Wee
Ou W
Assaul
Wyory
Mercy for £20,000 grafter in Washington case
Former Interior Secretary Fall has been found guilty of receiving a bribe of 100000 dollars from J. Doheny. The jury recommended leniency, urging mercy.
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Washington
J. Doheny
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