Australian Flag To Be Presented To New Zealand R S A
The Acting Minister Mr Holloway indicated no request had been received from New Zealand to present an Australian flag to the New Zealand Returned Services Association. He said any plan would likely go to the Department of State for external affairs for consideration in light of immigration tensions and related policy concerns.
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Raa Zentan
Mr Holloway
Nile
Baing
New Zealand
Primo Siniates
Mr Hollnway
Australia
Sori Pare
Ty Mand
Gambon Tase
lewinlaUien
Molloway
Parents urged to immunise children against diphtheria
Health Minister Mr Kelly urged parents to immunise all children against diphtheria. He cited deaths in Boone and reported cases across the state, noting public and private campaigns in 1935 have boosted immunisation to about 500,000.
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Bydney
Mr. Kelly
Boone
Naminat Ik
Bern
Pune
St Ta
No Solution Likely on Italian Colonies
A New York report says a special committee proposed to take action on Italian colonies but the plan was admitted by a key figure, suggesting the current state of affairs offers little chance of reaching a solution at the session. The petition committee heard that divisions within the state hinder progress toward a settlement.
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New York
Hod
Hla
Doans Pointmeat Co Firm’s New York Listing
A garbled dpg OCR item references Festar McClellan Co ffin New York and Sranes O T. The readable parts suggest a business listing or notice involving Doans Pointmeat Co and possibly partners or locations in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festar-McClellan Coffin
New York
Sranes
Australian claims at UNO on universal human rights
The Australian Minister told the General Assembly that Australia speaks for human rights belonging to all mankind, irrespective of religious belief. Britain and the United States discuss troop movements in Bulgaria and Hungary, while debates rise over Hungary’s trial and Cardinal Mindszenty. Archbishops and advisers urge restraint as Britain and America push for UNO involvement in internal affairs.
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New York
United Stees
Mr. Makin
UNO
Austala
Bulgaria
Hungary
Alexander Cadogan
Britain
Amarica
Adda
Maingury
Alexander Anid
Partiailly Shargen
Frenne de Bourn
Brazil
America
Ato
Aimank
Melfoueng
Alan Walc Ker
Wallard
US cuts aid stance on Britain wheat purchases
The Economy Cooperation Administration announced Britain will not receive dollars from the United States for RCA purchases. Britain had come to about 800 million dollars in RCA funding. The US cites a wheat surplus and suggests Britain use dollars for 38 wheat and seek other sources for Canadian wheat.
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Warhington
Tormda
United
Britain
Canada
Economin Co-operation Administeation
RCA
United States
Scrapping Medical Benefits Sparks Political Debate in Sydney
The Sydney scene heats as LMA hints at ending medical benefits amid calls to overhaul election systems. Federal Secretary Dr John Hunter comments that reforms may require shifting to new electoral machinery while industrial bodies voice strong opposition to reforms.
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Sydney
Fisarincsation Retails Act
Imaui
Fusca
John Hunter
McKee
Hunter
Chinery
Mewery Workers Set Meeting Over Overtime Ban
Brewery workers plan a Sunday meeting in Diacura to press the overtime ban that cut 30 percent of deliveries from Tooheys Brewery. The dispute began April 1 after about 1100 minus wages restricted overtime and a demand to allow workers to buy 32 bottles monthly.
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Stoney
Diacura
Tocth
F 'B. Connor
Iae Anlala
Wrrvink
Tootsweer
Dale
Toohey's
Jemmamd Yous
Ane Brewers' Association
Tram Employee Sent for Trial for Murder
Sydney jurors heard John G Rumton, 30, a tram guard, was committed for trial on a murder charge. The coroner found Morris died from a heart stab wound, inflicted by Ruston. Evidence described a struggle and a possible intoxicated state preceding the incident.
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John G. Rumton
Morris
Chapman Street
Barry Mins
A. R. Randell
Ruston
Paxton
Dearge Davie
Whart Iskourer
Flinders Turret
Morrie
Buxton
Torney
Police Probe Skeleton Find Aide Kathleen Mad Solomons
Detectives in Tawa investigate a skeleton found near Gov ott's Leap as investigators consider the death of Kathleen Mad Solomons, 62, of Barriyn Rath, Northoridge. Police think exposure caused death and foul play is unlikely. No inquest date set yet.
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Ude Ioit Ath
Tawa
Akelaton
Wolfram Finding Reported From Rocket Range
Melbourne reports a federal comment on miners claiming wolframite discovery in the rocket-range area near Worm, South Australia. Officials from the Mineral Resources Bureau declined to comment as investigators examine the claim and its mining rights or compensation.
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Melbourne
Royal Canberra Associates Rowing Headlines
Fragmentary report from Royal Canberra Associates mentions a one day rowing event with competitors Hylen Garett Wanlem Iro McPherson Ponglase Cooper Taylor Baird Downes Mien Baird McDonald and Sire. Mixed results show several two person matches, with several pairs tied.
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Yenter
Ra. Hylen
Mra Garett
Mra Wanlem
Iro
McPherson
Mra. Ponglase
Cooper
Sire
Taylac
Baird
Arn
Downes
Mien Baird
Mrs. McDonald
40 Hour Week On Trade Debate at Hobart Conference
A Hobart conference of the Chamber of Commerce discusses the 40 hour week and its impact on the economy. Officials push for careful attention to balance between city and country, noting census trends and potential reforms.
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Ae Chamber Et Commerce
L Ale
Gomumerc
Vendita
Hobart
Reed Sterogaton
Counery
Ios
No Inquiry in Tashiania and Union Opposition Chronicle
A Royal Commission meeting in Taamania considers actions to counter Communist influence. Leaders and unions express firm opposition to communism's spread, noting declines in communist activity amid government pressure.
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Rede ‘Unioniats
le Camm
British dentists earn vast sums under health scheme
A British health system report states dentists can make around £40,000 a year with overtime. Dr H G Anderson of the Church Missionary Society in London noted high earnings, while contrasting an extraction fee with an operation price. The remarks came during his visit to Australia for CMA Society events.
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Hobart
Bonyr Brtah
H. G. Anderson
Church Missionary Society
London
Anderson
Australia
Aboln E Universary
Nurses to receive new BCG TB vaccine in Sydney
The Director of the TB Division Dr John Hughon said the new BCG vaccine will let nurses be sent to hospitals without fear of contagion. Last month 39 nurses at Royal North Shore Hospital were vaccinated with ECG immunity noted. The vaccine, though widely developed, is just introduced and will be limited to nurses students and lab workers for six months with broader use planned later.
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Sydney
Muruen
T.E. Wanda
Hospitala
Department of
Heaith
John Hughon
Royal North Shore Hospital
Hughen
Mery Distributes Estate in Complex Bequest
The document outlines a will and estate distribution involving Walther Berry and Beory's child, detailing allocations of $300,000 and a contested portion. It notes paternity issues and protections asserted by Beory and the unnamed heirs, with adoptive relationships and legal considerations referenced.
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Angelles
Walther Berry
Ming Hin
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