Arbitration Court hears request to remit 10 percent wage cut
In Melbourne Chief Judge Dethridge weighed whether the Federal Arbitration Court can define a basic wage adequate for workers and families amid a 10 percent cut. Unions urged continuation while industry officials cautioned against. The hearing, with Mr. Crofts and Mr. Gibson arguing, was adjourned pending legislation and budget considerations.
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Melbourne
Dethridge
Federal Arbitration Court
Gitson
Witogus
London
Gikeon
WG. Mull
N.o-W
Pranepart ‘Board
No. W. Goverment
Constitutional amendments debate to convene in Sydney
Commonwealth and state officials discuss a convention to study constitutional amendments. The Prime Minister urges joint attendance of state governments at a loan council meeting next month to enable a full discussion and possible recommendation on changes. Western Australia voices funding concerns and seeks federal support to participate.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Eggement
Mr. Lyons
N.S.W
Commonwealth
Siste
Mela
Mewton Moore's View Tees Convention Montrest
In a muddled note from Monday, Mewton Moore's view reports on a convention tied to Western Australia and a clerical dispute. It references Newton Mover and a state-level interwoven financial issue affecting the eastern state, with unclear outcomes.
Drug Ring Smashed in Turkish Detective Sweep
A Turkish police operation led by detective units disrupted a drug distribution network tied to Aarug rTWAN and Turbvne de pained. Key suspects were identified as main suppliers with connections to a “2AM” ring and a list of associates. The case involves exports and a months long trafficking pattern.
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Conetanixotle
Bornio Tactarien
Haig the Change Tram Conductor Gaolled
A Sydney tram conductor, Haig, was jailed after a conduct of misconduct alleged on a Tuesday. The case involved Browtome in aag tran canduvtir and noted the irregularities surrounding his duties.
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Tran Canduvtir
Mpurions
Strange Law Suit Yields 520 Pound Verdict
A legal action reached court where Ryden Toeuy won 520 pounds. The case involved disputed agreement terms and claims against Charlatty Beech in Mar Tamatia. Witness Witla John Hoffman testified, with Beech denying liability and Hortman acting as a party claimant.
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Ryden
John Hoffman
Mar Tamatia
Charlatty Béeech
Talon
Tighes Hill Evictions Reported In Sydney Trial
The government reconsidered its decision to provide 34 Airlomd 1Whds for the defence of ten men on trial at Singleton over the Tighes Wit dlomn case. It now decides that the defence fund will be continued until further notice.
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Sydney
Singleton
Tighes
Transport Ministers Plan Canberra Conference on Transport Costs
The article reports a Transport Ministers conference to be held in Canberra on May 2 to discuss transport problems. Minister Perkins from Sydney urges joint action by Commonwealth and States to place Australian transport on an economic basis.
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Sydney
Canberra
Perkins
Australia
Fragmented text on Commonwealth cooperation and transport control
The passage discusses Commonwealth Government aims to cooperate with states on vital matters, transport control, and a union of effort. It mentions internal unity, unity among government arms, and preparation for debates on constitutional division of powers.
Arrest Shifts in German Inquiry Report
A fragmentary foreign inquiry notes an ambassador and two English officials involved in wartime detention and investigation. One figure, Froger, faces possible charges and a Mountile prison detention while awaiting a hearing. The other, Catch poll Wau, was released without claims.
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Lontion
Iwo Kigtiahnien
Geenang
Hiern
Froger
Montile
Catchpoll Wau
Amy Claigey
Apparent Shift in Food Relief Funds and Hospital Money
The article notes a decline in food relief figures and outlines allocations for hospital needs. It mentions May 1 timing, local and national spend, with figures around £100,000 and £170,000 cited for capital expenditure and city projects, while a miniature for Alvaltie Weaver is referenced in connection with a visit to Nene.
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Hinchoun
Alvaltie Weaver
Nene
Beateamlie
Thy
Eutocracy
World Conference Tariff Proposals Highlight U S Plans
The report outlines America's tariff proposals debated at a world conference in Washington. Officials emphasize economic safeguards and global cooperation while aiming to restore the gold standard. The American delegate backs measures to limit protections and promote international action.
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Washington
Lewerlan
Ucar
Eees
Comune Vreiet
Moatar Suteguardiy Beovies
Mantian Saupelion
Britain and Japan aid reply on Pacific policy discussed
In the House of Commons Mr Cunningham questioned Japan's pacific mandates and Britain's stance at Geneva. Foreign Secretary Simon stated Britain found withdrawal impracticable for two years and could not define or commit to any League discussion or a position on the question.
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London
House of Commons
Cunningham
Japan
Geneva
Bir Fot Simopy
Jayan
Incinerator Blast Leaves Worker Critical at Lenluan Street
A factory incinerator fire at Lenluan Street Avery injured 54 year old Kawyer resident debn Glawon who was admitted to Royal Prince Adfeeg Hospital in critical condition. Witnesses described a tremendous roar and a machine malfunction.
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Sydney
W. Crookham
Lenluan Street
Aline
Spectacular blaze destroys Sydney disinfectant factory
A large fire broke out today at the Australian General Inc Infectant Co premises in Sussex Street Sydney. The old wooden structure and adjacent buildings fed by paint and other flammable materials sparked towering flames. Fire brigades battled hard, confining the blaze to the initial building after a lengthy effort.
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Sydney
Sunat
Sytner
Australian General Incinfectant Co
Sussex Street
Bicycle thefts at Goulburn spark police fear
Sydney police reported multiple bicycle thefts in Goulburn today as detectives aim to solve a spate of disappearances over recent days. Authorities believe over 100 charges may be laid against several men in connection with the alleged offences.
Italian Flier's Feat At Lake Garda Reported
Warrant Officer Agello of the Italian Air Force reportedly achieved an average speed over a measured mile exceeding 432 mph in three attempts at Lake Garda. If confirmed, he would surpass Flight Lieutenant Stainforth's 408.8 mph world record. Five British pilots seeking the record were killed in prior attempts.
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Lake Garda Laly
Agello
Lieut. Stainforth
Thestile
Band of Heroes
Whereere
Blritain
Wiharp Bend
Lake Garda
Lemnsano
Minerva
Agelio
Italy Claims World Air Speed Record At 436.5 MPH
The Italian Air Ministry announces Apelio Agello achieved 436.5 mph in five flights, with 432.1 mph noted as the prior peak. Officials say improvements are being developed to reclaim the record, recalling Agello’s near-fatal Lake Garda crash during trials.
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Lara Garda
Air Ministry
Apelio
Italy
Agello
Lake Garda
Foreign Secretary cites survey access for Atlantic London Australia route
In the House of Commons Sir John Siman stated Portugal will permit all facilities for a preliminary survey of the London Australia route and the Netherlands asked its East Indian Government to grant similar access.
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London
House of Commons
Sir John Siman
Netherlands
Butter dumping duties debated by Vancouver importers
Importers in Vancouver delay decisions on dumping duties for New Zealand butter amid aging stock in Montes and potential shipments to Vichy or storage at retailers. About 2,000,000 boxes remain in storage as wholesale price of Canadian butter rises slightly.
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Vancouver
New Zealand
Montes
Vichy
Thane
Bomb outrage rocks Calcutta tobacco agent home
In Calcutta a bomb was thrown into the house of an Indian tobacco agent at Begucaral village, killing his sleeping son. The act is linked to threats over Arabic to coast English tobacco. One arrest is reported.
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Calcutta
Imperial ‘Tobacco. Co. Bame
Togar Bahar
Begucaral
Handbag Snatched Near Moore Park by Youth Gang
A girl was attacked and robbed of her handbag near Moore Park late at night while walking along Dowitar Avenue. A group of youths assaulted her, wrenching the handbag and injuring her hand and finger. She fell to the pavement as the attackers fled with the bag.
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Ayoney
Moore Park
TENSION GROWS Between Garmany and Poland
Berlin reports rising German Polish tension with anti German demonstrations in a Polish town headlined by Poland incites to war and demands sharp action. Troops in Warmaw ordered action while the mob allegedly stoned the German chancellor lodge and destroyed offices. Polish government suspected of backing anti German boycott.
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Berlin
Torse Zeitung
Poland
Warmaw
Pollah
Jews in Upper Silesia and League Covenant limits
The Foreign Secretary stated in the House of Commons that he did not think action to protect the Jews minority in Upper Silesia could be taken by the Senate of Nations under Article 11 of the Covenant. The remark reflects debates on minority protection and enforcement under the League.
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Simon
House of Coin
Mon
Aphilesia
Senate of Nations
Concession to Jewish Lawyers Expands Bar Entrance
A civil service concession allows 500 Jewish lawyers to practice in the Barin Courts, expanding from the original 35 of 2600. The change broadens eligibility in an ongoing segregation era reform.
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Berlin
Jawan
Barin Courta
London Home Secretary defends posters policy limits public action
Home Secretary Sir John Gilmour outlines government aims to balance protection breaches with free expression. He stresses it is undesirable for the public to inflame feelings while ensuring reasonable expression of views in Britain.
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Lonton
House of Commons
Home Secretary
Sir John Gilmour
London Policc
Howe
Coal Industry NSW Plans Rehabilitation Scheme
Cabinet discussed a proposed rehabilitation scheme for the coal industry in New South Wales. No announcement was made pending a conference between the government, coal owners, and miners. Earlier, the government asked for proposals to aid rehabilitation, and the cabinet considered those suggestions before finalizing terms to be communicated.
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Rydney
Taraday
Housing Scheme Urges Canberra Chamber Action
Canberra Chamber calls for rapid housing expansion with a target of 700 homes to be built next year. At the Returned Boldiare Club meeting, a resolution urged the Interior Minister to include 103 34 in estimates for the building program and to push departments to advance housing for the capital.
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Canberra
Comsmoris
Returned Boldiare’ Club
Passenger Train Wreck Near Peateguamads
A passenger train wreck near Peateguamads in Bagota Colombia killed around eighteen people and injured more than two score as survivors recount a night of thunder and chaos. Local authorities investigate the cause amid tragic losses and swift rescue efforts.
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Bagota
Colombia
Adelaide Living Wage Debate Roundup
A clipped snippet from Adelaide coverage references a living wage issue, noting a day in question and tensions over wage policy. The fragment hints at debate over economic impact without detailing specific proposals or outcomes.
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Mr. Crofts
Leonard Lowesbury
Posites Etry Eerifacturers Association
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Reese
Maaland
Mr. Gibson
Loan Council
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Chase
Western Astralia
Mewton Moore
Haig
Varin
Tighes Hill
Ilstrartian
Vitalie
Unioead
HMS
Alan
Thenaiart
Varioux Staten
J. A Perkins
Germany
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America
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Cloulburn
AIR Service
Garmiany
Warsaw
Upper Silesia
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