Rowdy Debate in House Over Civil Aviation Bill
In Canberra the House of Representatives passed the Civil Aviation Bill by 54 to 45 after defeating a referendum amendment. Debates were rowdy with interjections loud enough to disrupt the Speaker as critics urged expert evidence on operating costs. The government defended the bill’s six guiding principles and focus on public service, competition, and national expansion.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
House
H. V. Evatt
Ie A. G. Cameron
Tor Ave IM ( McManon
Wiely
Traure Baste
Cone
Sampeniss
Designed To Destroy Competition Debate On Monopolies And Private Enterprise
Debates on competition and monopolies amid Labour and government tensions over TAA privatization and a proposed trade agreement. Key figures Ed Herren and Mr Maresonen voice concerns as party lines harden and a push to preserve private enterprise faces cross‑party scrutiny.
Riot in Sydney as Italian migrants clash with police
In Sydney street violence erupts as Italian migrants battle police. Citizens report iron bars and wood used as clubs, arrests made, and officers outnumbered. Police ramp up, Mum warns about possible consular protests, while government factions clash over response.
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Inessstant
Korené
Tallens
K Chisholm
D. Kelly
Beck
Weir
Soon
Sun
Aisdeults
Batt
Animate Camerata wedding notes and casket listing
Fragmented OCR notes describe a wedding event at Camerata with references to a serine or serenade night and morning rites. A casket agency and various ledger-like numbers appear, along with scattered brand and location fragments. The text includes names, addresses, and prices in a damaged format, lacking coherent narrative.
Dittmer Gold Mines Wound Up by Supreme Court
In Brisbane the Supreme Court, Justice Mack presiding, ordered the winding up of Dittmer Gold Mines Wiss for having carried on operations insolvently. The court named a provisional trustee for the company’s assets and outlined that debts to be paid include goods sold and delivered in 1916. Proceedings noted that no payments had been made and that the court would consider further orders after November 33.
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Brisbane
Supreme Cour
Mack
Dittmer
Mies Wiss
Grernstana
Eustee
Appropriate
Noyes Brown Sraney) Ltd
Engineering Supply Co. of Australia Ltd
Granzers favor meeting of Liberal Party council
Graziers favour a meeting of the rural council with the Liberal Party slated for Wednesday. The gathering aims to discuss policies affecting agriculture and regional issues. Local farmers expect a clear stance on land and water rights.
Final sugar production estimates released
Final estimates put total sugar production at 6,600,000 tons and net sugar manufactured at 906,000 tons. Harvest area spans 277,316 acres with expected state averages near 24 tons of cane and 3 tons of sugar per acre.
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Queensland
Lough Johnsone
Tokerman
Remarkable Sugar Production Outlook in Queensland
The article reports a rebound in sugar industry outlook with higher estimates for cane production in Queensland. It highlights record expectations for mother region yields, mentions notable growers and mills, and notes improved harvest prospects despite past challenges.
Harbour Board Approves New By Laws Amid Confusing Provisions
The harbour board announced new by laws addressing tonnage charges and transshipment dues with tiered rates. Provisions detail crane and cranage charges, hourly work outside primary hours, and penalties while noting no overall rise in certain vessel dues.
Melbourne Cup Field of 33 Accepts
The article lists a Melbourne Cup field of 33 with numerous horses named in order of favouritism and betting speculation. It notes rain affected training on race week and outlines anticipated conditions for Cup day, highlighting key contenders such as Teentay and G Moore backed by backers amid shifting form and forecasts.
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Jonalenr
Poumore
Iwetan Sunya
Great Western vii
Pure Fire
Euricharde
Peter
Aecher
Aeul Loreen
Nemporecishl Rein M. Maynias
Harberton Yemerday
Aroge
Nave Dallen
Munsetsett
Evanawinta
Baskey
Hospital Board Services Report Highlights Meetings
A hospital board meeting summary outlines ongoing governance actions and upcoming service initiatives. Officials discuss budget priorities, staffing, patient care improvements, and community outreach while noting upcoming audits and compliance deadlines.
Storm at Malanda and Northern Queensland disease outbreak
Fragmented OCR describes a northern Queensland storm in Malanda with mention of medical research, vaccines, and a public health panic. It references Dr Hog and Campbell, notes about disease regulation, and the impact on local communities amid a wave of illness and remedies.
Fragmented medical notices and resignations shuffle in Edmonton
An OCR fragment details fever outbreaks, clinic appointments, and strained medical services in Edmonton. It references the Department of Malathadar, a third-degree case, and upcoming trials, alongside scattered notes on hospital staffing, board inquiries, and resignations of two department heads.
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Irmaies
Voara Arcad
Salen
Hitler
North Cuenstsi
Kd Dental Clinic
Irmimente
Hoipeer
Jevrre
Norkhern
Biola
Phillips
Temeyer
Northern Works and Loans Bribe Allegations Spark Debate in Shire
In the Mi Tyeus Shire councils debate, ministers discuss funding for road and bridge works, subsidies, and reimbursements. The report notes Treasury pressure, projected expenditures, and allocations for repairs and public service costs amid local governance tensions.
Tobacco talks in Canberra seek plan for long term pricing
A fragmented report from Canberra outlines discussions by Australian tobacco industry leaders and government officials on long term pricing, marketing, and crop stability. Key figures include Me J Metwens and Mr McEwen urging steady collaboration with industry boards to ensure reliable planning and employment in the sector.
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Canberma
Sretlon
McSwen
Gevfarnauerd
IRE
Defries
McEwen
Violent Storm Strikes Mareeba District
A violent storm in Mareeba district leaves shacks and outbuildings unroofed, fruit trees down, and sheds damaged. Reported near hurricane force winds with hail about the size of walnuts, affecting Emerald Creek area and barns.
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Mareeba
Emmerald Creek
Barnes
Funeral for Late Mr Hughes Attracts Large Crowds
Large numbers pay homage to the late Mr Hughes as funeral services are held tomorrow. Details from the cathedral and arrangements by authorities are noted, with the Prime Minister and other officials expected to attend the service.
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MR Hughes
Dar
Bawey
Orattom Esa
Ruara
Bees
Government Budget Debate and Staff Costs Draw Fire
A 1981-52 budget discussion centers on government restraint and the use of funds for Marion wages and existing staff. Leaders warn the tax plan could reemerge in future administrations, urging cuts to development programs and challenging expenditures.
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Shusbare
Guiry Iba
Covenmeloe
Cours
Unis
Wetart
Guernasland
Wicklin
Wallllen
Toret
Standardisation of Milk in Political Fallout
Melbourne and Brisbane reports describe a failed no confidence motion over milk standardisation. References to the Legislative Assembly, Governor, and a Milk Board controversy highlight partisan争. Details note opposition by 43 to 31 votes and impending decision on dairy policy and enforcement.
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Brisbane
Erie
Ingal
Melbourne
H. Collina
Sieméardimtie, Trir Dailan Brooks
Ralteay
Laprese
Dery Companiee Association Banaiavo
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