Advisory Council to review ordinances affecting the Federal Capital Territory
Minister for the Interior Mr. T Paterson announced an expanded use of the Advisory Council by Health Interior and Attorney General departments to scrutinize draft ordinances before promulgation. Exceptions exist for extreme urgency and cases demanding secrecy. Election timing and council reforms were also discussed amid concerns over public interest and representation.
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Advisory Council
Federal Capital Territory
T. Paterson
Art Council
Paterson
Interior
Connell
Thandvisory Council
Aarestac
War
Couell
Sdeavons
Taat
Council
F. MC. Shakespeare
Monterey
Snakespeare
Gw Council
H.C. Green
Green
Thera
Vay
German Spy Confession After Paris Arrest Reported
Edward Bernruber, named as a German spy tied to a conspiracy, was arrested on suspicion three weeks ago. He confessed at magistrate’s inquiry and was described as part of Germany’s espionage system, calling afinwolf an Austrian partner and living in luxury. He speaks four languages. The Daily Telegraph notes further arrests expected soon.
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Patin
Daily Telegraph
Edward Bernruber
Bas
Secession petition in Imperial Parliament debate
London hearing on Western Australia secession petition concludes with Commonwealth arguing Imperial Parliament has no competence to receive or grant the petition. Mr Wilfred Green KC warns such action could breach imperial comity and threaten the unity of the Empire. Professor Morgan to reply for Western Australia on April 17.
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London
Morgan
West
Australia
Wilfred Green
K.C
4T High
Western Australia
Green
Commonwealth
Australis
Ogo &Penyer
Dyeen
Ory
Britain
Timlonia
Mattyrs
Canberra
West Australia
Delegates Arrive at Stresa Amid Security for Talks
Reported arrival of foreign delegates at Stresa with guards on the frontier railway line. The scene features a ceremonial reception, with Milan and Italian officials in attendance and preparations for deliberations on Germany, sanctions, and future European actions.
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Stresa
Thureday
Klamsay Mac
Deosla
Bignor —Mumolin
Ward
Somone Borromeo Cuatle
Bir Jonn
Aimon
Eden
Germany
Apeeml
Canteal Newe Agnacy
Taian A Italia
Mapaotini
Supe
Iine
Russia
Poland
Suvicie Adda
Talyte
Arma
ANZAC DAY Trains for Sydney Diggers Complain
The Deputy Premier told the Legislative Assembly the government plan for early trains to Sydney for Anzac Day would add fewer than 63 extra trains. Complaints raised about soldier departure dates from valley centres. department said post Easter pressure requires adjustments and stock availability. The Deputy Commissioner will review travel times with Mr Bruanreld.
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Sydney
Bruxtier
Legislative Assembly
Valloux
Stockwig
Brixner
Shooting Affray in Sydney Court Case
On Thursday at the Quarter Bansions, Judge Thownpaes charged Bruno Bumbel dberg, 34, with shooting at his partner Antonio Calaben over a drug dispute. The Crown says a revolver was drawn and fired deliberately. Calaben was wounded with cuts to the neck and side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bruno Bumbeldberg
Antonio Calaben
Ahoya
Tant
Bombardiers
Wea
Saia
Crown
Accunn
Romberdiers
Supreme Court Jurisdiction Bill Extends to Jervis Bay
No opposition was expressed as the bill to extend Supreme Court jurisdiction to Jervis Bay faced briefing in the House. Dr Page and Dr Buckburn described the measure as necessary and urgent to empower federal authority over the territory.
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Supreme Court Bil
House of Representatives
TJ Wan Driefly
Dr. Page
Supreme Court of the Feders
Caplin
Jorvin Bay
Huuckburn Wuld
Darwin Sentesces for Indecent Assault and Forgery
An elderly photographer James Wilam Wingham was convicted in Darwin for indecently assaulting an eight year old. He received twelve months imprisonment. A separate case saw 23 year old Myrmus Niymua jailed 42 months for forgery after prior misconduct and a history of theft from acquaintances.
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Darwin
James Wilam Wingham
Sudge Wola
Wolp
Wiegerald
Tor
Honour
Pugeetale
Kimunif
Wing
Winton
Mien
Cunard Liner Aquitania Grounded in Mud at Southampton
During a gale the Cunard White Star liner Aquitania ran aground on a mud bank near Southampton Water while docking after a Mediterranean cruise. Efforts to refloat were set for the next high tide as crews battled the stubborn mud and unfavorable conditions.
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London
Cunard
White Star
Shithampton
Medina
See
Southampton
Britain
Verdict in £600 breach of promise case at Supreme Court
The jury found for the plaintiff in a divorce style breach of promise suit brought by Miss Torrens against Mr Moller of Trymple Queensland. She claimed engagement and marriage plans, while he testified no binding promise existed and that she had renounced him. Trial included £500 damages verdict after lengthy deliberation.
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Sydney
Supreme Lowirt
Phyile Marta
Forrens
Christian Jaren Motier
Trymple
Queensland
Piainti
Mise Torrens
Algugiernant
Moller
Max ‘Torrens
Ned
Torrena
Beuken
Cit
Molten Solder Bath Explosion Injures Two Men
Two workers at a Campbelldown factory suffered severe burns when a solder vat exploded and molten metal sprayed across their bodies. Arthur Smith and Henry Lake endured excruciating pain as red hot metal entered eyes and throats, burning clothing and scalp. Ambulance crews wrapped them and rushed them to hospital as doctors battled to remove solid metal from their eyes and mouths. Both men remained conscious though in critical condition.
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Sydney
Camperdown
Arthur Smith
Ryen
Henry Lake
Marrickville
Wade
F Maier Léa
Smith
Lake
Dust Ruin In American Wheat
Dust storms ravaged western Kansas and surrounding states destroying remaining vegetation. Wide areas in Oklahoma Texas Arkansas North Dakota Colorado and Wyoming suffered damage. Farmers unable to enter fields faced breathing pain travel delays and postponed dust meetings. Government aid sought as harvest prospects plunge and more than forty percent of last season's wheat seed may fail. liberal rainfall hoped to revive pasture and permit seeding of the coming crop.
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Garden City
Kanara
Wed
Kunsuu
Atea
Oklahome
Texas
Arkansas
North
North Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Deighton
Mar Hero
AL Amarillo
Toulky Mer
M Oorth
Kansas
Washington
Courage Under Pain After Lorry Crash on Mountain Road
George Robarty, pinned under a lorry in Hurragorang Valley, bore a smashed ankle with remarkable grit until help arrived. A second wagon rolled back while descending a steep grade, colliding with Rae Rae in the wreckage and overturning.
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Picton
Anna
Hurragorang Valley
George Robarty
Raeerty Wage
Rural relief plans in Melbourne proposed by Cabinet
The Cabinet recommends a rural relief scheme to the State Government featuring a debts adjustment tribunal. Conciliation Commissioners would be appointed in rural districts to work with telebank and debtors and creditors to achieve voluntary compositions. The plan covers secured and unsecured credit, aims to reduce mortgage interest, and sets a maximum five year review period if the tribunal cannot reach an agreement.
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Melbourne
Thurmtay
Dinteiite
Tele Bunad Im Dm
Faemara
Csnes
Lordere
iMarmar
Killed by Bee Sequel to Hive Robbing
Ambrow George McKander, 46, of Yass, died after attempting to rob a wild hive near Wood, suffering throat constriction from choking. He and companions were sampling a hive when he collapsed and later died in Yaad. An inquest will be held.
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Thurady
George McKander
Yass
Fulewood
McKender
McKandar
Pelti
McKander
Rama
Orange
Schoolteacher's End Reported In Brief Item
Fragmentary text from a local page notes the end of a school teacher’s tenure with unclear details. The readable portion mentions a person possibly named Rydney and a Thursday event at a school, but specifics and context are absent.
Increased Quotas Reach First Victory For Mr Lyons
The Dominions Office announced that the United Kingdom and Commonwealth agreed to boost shipments of chilled beer from Australia by 6000 cwt for April to June arrivals in England, provided total frozen and chilled beer entering England in the quarter does not exceed 471,000 cwt. This marks the first successful result from the Australian delegation in London and hints at further negotiations between June 3 and November 1988.
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London
United Kingdom
Commonwealth
Australia
England
Tia
Poland Declines to Oppose Germany at League
Poland informs the League of Nations it will abstain from voting on April 15 on the German re armament issue due to the need for unanimous council resolutions. The move follows Poland’s formal notification of non opposition to condemning German armament.
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Geneva
Poland
League of Nations
Tubs Abin
Council
Goering wedding spectacle in postwar Berlin shocks nation
General Goering and Creater Geutan wed in Berlin with 100,000 onlookers at the cathedral as Hitler allies and air force units paraded. The civil ceremony followed a royallike procession to the Reichstag pomps and the Kalserhof hotel where Eich Hitler remained beside the bride.
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Berlin
Wernemtay
Creater Geutan
Evaiie
Goering
Hitler
Reichbi ‘Mualler
Mueller
Few Nations
Syette
Air Fores
Stort Erm
Kalsernof
Kuseta
Attacked by Bear In Arena Incoherent Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text describes an arena incident involving a bear attack with unclear details and disrupted phrases. Names, places, and sequence of events are unreadable, leaving the core event ambiguous and without verifiable specifics.
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Howe
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Uwe Barn
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