Hansard dispute over deletions and interjections in Brisbane
Brisbane debate centers on privilege and the suppression of remarks in Hansard. Mr Pollock accuses East Toowoomba member Mr Roberts of excising words without Speaker reference. The Premier and Speaker defend the Hansard staff and order no material alterations or irrelevant interjections be reported.
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Brisbane
Legislative Assembly
G. Pollock
1Abor
Gregory
East Toowoomba
T. R. Roberts
C.P.N
Ansard
Lad
Pol-luck
W. McCormack
Haysard
Hansard
Parliament
Australia
W. Bertram
Grege
Mr. Paltock
W. H. Barnes
Potlock
Cosa
H. L. Wortley
Lab
Pirzrovi
Hartley
Dows
Wiis
M. Ferricka
South Brisbane
W. Lloyd
Kelvin Grove
Principel
W. Kelso
C.pln
Nundah
Lloyd
Hangaré
Mr. Kelso
Innisfail Children’s Ball Sets Tone for Hospital Drive
Innisfail hosted a September 19 Children’s Ball at Innisfail Hospital Hall with a lively children’s program and festive adults afterward. The event showcased growing support for a larger, modern hospital, while local court notices and police matters reflected ongoing civic concerns.
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Innispail
Tnnistail
Innisfail
Beet
Schens
Timistail
Treatment of cancer sparks debate in parliament
Canberra September 19 The Minister for Health Sir Neville Howse said radium holds the greatest potential in cancer treatment and an extension of its use is expected. In parliament J H Scullin criticized the Income Tax Assessment Bill as patching holes in the act. R A Parkhill urged simplification of tax methods while J G Latham warned simplification risks unfairness. The second reading passed and the bill moved to final stages.
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Canberra
Sir Neville Howse
Huse
J. H. Scullin
R.A. Parkhill
JG. Latham
Scullin
London uses council homes as 100 people housed
The Bishop of Southwar warned that despite the London Country Council providing housing for 100 residents, about 100000 people in the metropolis remain in deplorable conditions and need shelter.
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London Country Council
Southwar
Britain’s Workless Schemes for Relief Headline
London reports Dr Haliwin will urge Empire development at the Unionist Conference as a main cure for unemployment. A 50 50 funding split hindered use of the Settlement Act, but new arrangements aim to expand migration schemes and training centres in Britain. Plans include settling 20 000 families from 1929 and training 6 000 youths, 710 bachelors, 800 families, and 2 000 single women from mining districts, plus establishing 750 000 acres of state forests.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Haliwin
Briain
Lord Lovat
Britain
Smith and Ulm Welcome to Hawera Riot
The Souther Crees crew in Bristol Fighters landed at Hawera en route to Auckland. A wild crowd rushed the landing ground frightening children and injuring some as Smith and Ulm faced difficulty reaching a motor car. The Auckland flight was postponed due to rough weather.
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Auckland
Souther Crees
Hawera
Smith
Ulm
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