Bombay Prohibition Sparks Massive Enforcement Push
Bombay enforces prohibition with 800 guards and 1,000 extra police, outlining employment plans for displaced workers. Non-Anglo converts face restrictions on liquor purchases and religious ceremonies receive scrutiny, while ads for glist and memorials are banned.
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Bombay
Sania
Exeine Department
Government of
Ahmenhad
East Taal
Lalanda
Hombay
British Employment Figures Stand Amid Labor Market Data
Fragmented OCR early summary shows UK employment data with figures for June. Mentions total workers, wind and nominal counts, and references to dates in a garbled London context. No clear names or organizations clearly identified.
Aid for Rural Industries Under Tax and Tariff Support
Commonwealth Statistician data cited by Prime Minister Menzies show estimated assistance for primary and secondary industries reaching at least £37,500,000 for the financial year. He noted direct and indirect aid from Commonwealth and State funds, tariff protection, and price fixing to stabilise prices and foster Australian production amid uncertain international trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Statistician
Mennlea
San Aderella
Mrnzius
Commonwealth Assistant
Dex Slave
Oil drilling and dredging plans discussed by Mr Webb
The minister for mines and specialists in Auckland discussed petroleum drilling and gold dredging prospects in New Plymouth area. Webb noted 400000 pounds possibly invested and anticipated survey, lease terms, and staking for future exploration projects.
Canberra City Expansion Progress in Essential Services
Canberra expands essential services with large gangs laying pipes and sewers. New mains extend to the Tay Mal y Park area as housing construction grows. Building activity shifts northward to Nor Alnwlie, with about 400 cottages in various stages of completion. One large Enger contract nears completion.
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Ene
Tuener
Laker
Tay Maly Park
Netherm
Nor ‘Alnwlie
Cleveland strike pickets clash with police
In Cleveland on Monday a clash between strike pickets and police injured about 42 people and caused damage as protesters tried to force access to a plant on a disputed contract. Police dispersed the crowd, later violence erupted again around municipal leaders’ arrival. windows were smashed and several arrests made. Members of the Committee for Industrial Organization led the strikers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Seversi
Plateecory Inca
Ganered Moore
Picieta
Tame Gen
Alrmame
Mr. Burton
Matety
Neaal
Ntrtkern
Committee For Industrial Orgentantion
Triple Murder Narromine Mysteries at Dubbo Court
Detective J Burke told Bubba Court Moss charged with murder of Bartley will stand for trial. He led police to a reserve where a bag was seen, two boys reported seeing something in water, Moss claimed he did not kill Bartley there and said he is dead but not his body there.
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Iniry
Death in Fire Shocks Sydney as Crime Suspected
In Sydney a fire killed 84 year old Jary Barnes and a woman named Mishin? The scene revealed possible murder and arson. Police det Sgt A Nye and Scotland Yard detectives pursue Forbes and other suspects as investigators examine charred remains and motives amid claims of foul play.
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Malo
Jary Barnes
Almont
Pont Mortem
Mishin
Ramos
Ar. Chartes. Taylor
Péople of
Sydney
Jin
Lynch
Bond
Australia
A. Nye
Wai Dre
Jonn Wolcott
Thors
Barnes
Thom Scotland Yard
Bull
Bombay
Forbes
Death of former statistician Mr C W Wickens
The death of Mr C W Wickens is announced. He served the Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics from 1906, became a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries in 1921, and influenced major schemes including superannuation and national insurance. Wickens assisted in drafting key bills and was a noted public servant, survived by his widow and two children.
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H. Wickens
Lnte
Wickens
Commonwealth Batiste
Actusry
Aston
Common Wealth Bureau
Ceraue
Bratis- Wea
Doronae
Western Australia
Gayertente
Common Wealth
Actuaries
Australia
Commonwealth
FW. Burford
England
Conference of
Earle Page
Howe
Blain calls for advisory group to aid Darwin plan
Neglectful remarks from Sydney report indicate A M Blain, NT representative, urged forming an advisory committee of technicians economists and business men to help the Commonwealth Government tackle Darwin issues. Binin criticized the Works Department blaming Parliament and the present Government for alleged neglect and delays.
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Sydney
Commonwealth
Darwin
A. M. Blain
Northern Territory
Binin
Tax Proposals Outlined By Prime Minister In Wellington
The Prime Minister presented taxation plans to the Acting Finance Minister and the House of Representatives. The proposals include higher company taxes and an increased excise tax on beet sugar, aimed at broadening the tax base. Details on basic rates and implementation were discussed without finalizing figures.
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Wellington
Niz
House of Representatives
Ghia
Obituary: Mr Scoresby Routledge Passes at 80
ROUTLEDGE LONDON Monday announces the death of Mr Scoresby Routledge age 80. Educated at Oxford and University College Hospital he journeyed with Micmacs in Central Newfoundland and later became head of an East Africa survey. He led a whaling inland voyage from 1913 to 1916, covering the Austral and Gambier groups, with the Royal Crushing Tub award recipient. The survey was renamed in 1920 and continued for two years.
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London
Scoresby Routledge
FEA
PALA
Routledge
Oxford University
University College Hospital
Newfoundland
East
Africa
Peeble
Pirthia
Judge Backhouse Dead at 88 in Elisabeth Bay
Judge Alfred Paxton Backhouse dies at his home in Elisabeth Bay aged 88. He retired from the bench 1% years ago after a long career spanning seven decades. The obituary notes his quiet life and refusal of honors.
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Sydney
Alfred Paxton
Fisabeth Bay
Gaol Term Given for Reckless Driving Incident
In a case heard by the court, Senerities pean by reckious driving, Eaule Appleton, on trailor, received a two year sentence to reformative detention. The trial referenced the Supreme Court and noted the driver’s sentence followed a conviction for reckless driving.
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Eaule Appleton
Trailor
Adattion
Ince
Fia
Fire at hospital in Wellington belatedly checked
A morning fire at Wellington Hospital caused fear among staff and 180 patients, but nurses reported no injuries. Most patients remained safe while investigators search for a cause and assess damage amid tense hours for hospital staff.
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Wellington
N.Z
Tuowlny
Death of Mr R J Archibald Servang Toews The Sath
The obituary notes the death of R J Archi Bald Servang Toews a wealthy man and former general manager and director at the Tre Fran Milling Company in Juvenelund.
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R. J. Archi
Servang
Archibat
Juvenelund Wealthiogt
Tre ‘Anc Milling Company
Death at Railway Station in New Zealand Centenary Day
A fragmented report notes a death at a railway station during centenary events in Wellington. The article references a man named Miggins, a refugee, and a protest involvement by locals with unclear details amid chaotic phrasing and partial identities.
Five Everest Expeditions Highlight Himalayan Feats
The article surveys five expeditions this year in the Himalayas, including German, American, Polish efforts and multiple peaks over 25,000 feet such as Nanda Devi and Kanchenjunga. It notes dramatic climbs and tragedies, with references to K2, Nanga Parbat, and the allure of Everest.
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Ring
Himalayas
Deere
Ste Timsee
Jaya
Europe
Kanchenjungs
Nanga Parbat
Nanda Devi
Kemet
Niguntalnerrs
Uney
Otentinta
Penral
Abrusul
Smythe
Mallory
Irvine
Gave & Grant Petit
Thea
Kandhen
Nan
Wilkon
Byerget
Winimater
Kenchenjungs
Jwin Austen
Fragmented Sydney gaol disturbance report
A garbled 19th century style note describes disturbances at a Sydney gaol with references to officials and legal matters. The readable fragments mention a minister and justice, with uncertain names and dates, indicating a chaotic record of a prison incident and subsequent proceedings. The text remains partial and unclear about specific actions or outcomes.
Unclear hotel trading alteration contested in Sydney meeting
A chaotic record reports a motion urging the government to refrain from any Eileen Dion in hotel trading, carried at a local meeting in Sydney. The discussion referenced underground engineering and permanentations, with papers backing a measure for liquor control, noting a historical figure as a killer in relation to drunkenness in Australia.
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Sydney
Tumany
Eileen Dion
Australia
Eskimo Ingenuity In Harsh Northern Wastes
From an Alaska Greenland study, Weyna notes Eskimo cleverness in surviving frigid seas. Hunters use flexible whalebone spears and bone darts to lure wolves and access open water. Kakimo one man boat and seal hide framework aid travel, with driftwood and sapling construction.
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Waar
Oh Witlon
Lo Wonder
Alaskea
Tarewi Greenland
Mr Weyna
Waikato
Mit
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Malley
Otters
Nawlymouth
Acre
Labatt
Ureer
Canberra
Police
Ter
Woolcott Forbes
MR. C. W. Wickens
Judge Backhouse
N.Z. Centenary
Abewaling
Pica
Rockdale
New Zealand
Dirfhaby
Cuan
Benaiire
Myrall
Scott's
Au Amd Stores
Tueday
Metin
Martin Fared
Stein
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