Allegations on Canberra hog farm under ministerial review
Canberra hog farm project faces scrutiny by the Minister for Home Affairs Mr Blakeley after a Parliament statement alleging official mismanagement. The cost implications, waste disposal charges, and potential price effects on pork are highlighted with calls to refer the matter to the Public Accounts Committee for inquiry.
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Canberra
Blakeley
Beasley
Public Accounts Committee For Inquiry
Dole Bread Boycott Hits New Bakery Startup
In Sydney on Monday thousands faced bread shortages as Master Bakers refused to supply Dole bread at the new factory. Officials said 60 bakers prepared to supply bread at the standard rate, while others warned of government and coupon implications.
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Manter
Brasil
Sid
Daria
Minnaing
As-Ms
Wierd
Apie Cardi
Bhuilley
J. Teruel
Master Beers Association
Xsht Iit
Bhadler
Iomlas Thal
Faue
Biindjer
Busines
Alaster Hakers’'Association
Melbourne
Chambers of Commerce
Terant
Jene
Jrwady
Stitutions
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Osee
Bradley's Ltd
Josn
Caen En
Howard Investmet Co
Mithin
Grote Holding
Commonwealth
State
Bhadtor
Muster Bakoes’ Association
Fila
Bread Price Inquiry Opens as Labour Costs Claim High
Canberra bread price inquiry at Parliament House examined baker costs with labour estimated at 38 percent of production. Housewives Association noted home baking cheaper, while bakers argued labour drives higher prices. Canberra deliveries cited as costly versus other cities.
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Parliament House
Mra
Doig
Coate
Grant
Farrow
Bowrhine
Unclear Mayoral Meeting Threat Over Meat Board Changes
A fragmented report describes tensions as officials discuss potential changes to the Meat Board. Notes mention noncompliance threats, a mayoral claim of no regret at leaving, and incomplete misorganisations while awaiting further clarification. Continuous coverage promised on Page 2.
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Meat Board
Anne Monte
Reductions To Judges Salaries Arbitration Court Cuts 25 Percent
Arbitration court orders a sharp 25 percent cut in judges salaries. The move impacts judicial pay scales and triggers salary adjustments across the bench.
Judges reject pay cuts and arbitration push in common pleas court
The article reports that Judge Lukin and fellow judges in the Commenns lan Court declined voluntary salary reductions, stating remuneration cannot be reduced below Prime Minister levels. It notes appeals and potential actions, mentions Chief Judge Airae and Judge Tecby, and discusses bankruptcy and financial stress affecting the judiciary.
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Commens Lan Court
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Jude Aiafe
Tecby
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Tare
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Bale
Foggard
Flooded Streets Halt Work as Barricades Go Up
Flood waters rose near Wentworth forcing barricades to be erected and men to work day and night. The rising tide threatened Wentworth Bank and prompted alarm bells to sound in the town as crews battled the deluge.
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Wentworth
Soviet decree raises living standards for industrial workers
A Soviet decree promises higher living standards by equalizing housing health and insurance benefits for Snemnoering and complex workers with industrial workers. It cements equality with wage adjustments and tax changes while abolishing a prior daily wage cap and shifting to a 3 percent tax on total income, affecting earnings above a threshold.
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Industriat
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Kurtey
ISHAW VIEW ON SOVIET ROARING FIVE CITE TO BRITAIN
In London the Soviet and British observers discuss Is haws view of Soviet strength and a predicted shift in world power. The text cites his remarks on Europe, the ruins of the old order, and the potential for major changes in postwar alignments.
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Britain
Conversion Loan Appeal Committee Report Reflects Fatal Flight Accident
Tealy's Sear' Killed in high speed meets when Bohnaidar Cup pilot Monti crashed into Like Garda. Authorities say the body has not yet recovered and the incident occurred during the 1023 event.
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Lisuterant Monti
Garda
Bread shortage sparks grocery price protest and price controls
The Master Bakers Association debates weekly bread supply and price changes amid calls to prevent price monopolies. Officials warn a bread shortage risks higher prices, while unions and grocers discuss interventions and the government savings scheme.
Victorian Action To Prohibit Stink Bombs
Melbourne officials move to ban stink bombs amid rising use by unnamed groups. Chief Secretary Tupnesiiste announces prohibition on manufacture, sale, and possession of these devices.
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Melbourne
Tupnesiiste
Bank Officers Depute Prime Minister Over NSW Bank Closures
A deputation from the United Dubbe Officers Association met Prime Minister Scullin to press for the New South Wales Banking Bank closure issues. They urged action to prevent further closures and sought government mediation via the Commonwealth Bank committee.
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New South Wales Bay
Ingw Bank
Scullin
Te Commonieoultte Bank
Optimiestic Newcastl e Meeting Reports Depositor Battle
An uncertain report from Newcastle on Monday notes Mr. Conall M.L.A. stating there was opposition to a war and that depositors would be defeated. Avery is named as a depositor and the matter would be found up.
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Ademapwn
Conall
M.L.A
State Lottery Fears For Hospital Share
Rydney Monally reports Mr Dyan Austen presided over a St Margaret's Hospital and Langdon clinic drawing for the Golden Bez Art Union. He notes the Lottery Act plans show proceeds go to consolidated revenue, not directly to hospitals, risking funds for public servants and related expenses.
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Dyan Austen
Golden Bez Art Union
St. Margaret's Hospital
Langdon Clinic
Salamon
Attack By Thugs Stuns Sydney Victim on Monday Morning
A man in Sydney was set upon by seven assailants who knocked him to the ground while attempting to arrest a woman. Barber allegedly drew a revolver and fired, with the assailants escaping in the confusion as officers pursued leads.
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Darling
Newen
Star Seven
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Welcome to Atlantic Flyers Amid Celebratory Aviation Honors
A garbled Turkish welcome marks a ceremony honoring Kemal Pasha, American and New York guests, and medal recipients for pioneering aviation. Only Lindbergh and Hussian besides the main group are noted, as the record lists distant milestones and awards in a festive setting.
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Constantingple
Sunaky
Kemal Pasha
Alemon Geardisan
Polando
New York
Yher
Lindbergh Ae & Hussian
Financial Aid Signals UK Budget Breathing Space
The Times reports that a 260 million loan from the Bank of England and the United States offers credit support to stabilize the British budget. The agreement gives Britain room to take budgetary steps, though financial weakness in Australia and Argentina remains a concern for global stability.
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Mo Times
Banka
France
United States
Ena
Debiore
Nn Australia
Bank of England
Erraljer
England
Primate’s Warning on National Aviation and Trade Supremacy
The Primate of England in a Dover sermon warned of a national aviation and commercial supremacy, urging sacrifice and costly measures to maintain industrial strength. He urged the people to endure hardships for the greater public good amid rising tensions.
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London
England
Lang
Dover
Fight event ends with man collapsing and dying in Melbourne
Melbourne reports a fight between two men at Post street in the afternoon. One contestant collapsed and died. the other was detained by police.
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Melbourne
He Policn
Fewer bookmakers and the New South Wales tax impact
A clipped report from Melbourne notes heavy bookmaker activity in Randwick as the new South Wales tax alters betting patterns. It mentions well known names amid speculation and quotes about changes in wagering, with references to individuals and rising tensions in the industry.
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Moailhy
New South Wales
Melbourne
Attar
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Randwick
Holm
Namaza
Compromise on Salaries Faces NSW Government Prompt Action
Australian news reports indicate the government will likely compromise on any amendments to the Salary Reduction Bill. The Legislative Council may approve the bill as amended to reduce government expenditure, with Premier Ling to receive assurances on funds.
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Calin
Bydney
Mallours
Laan
Connell
New South Wales
Ling
Meat Board high salaries fixed under 4500 limit
The article reports that the Meat Board salaries are set within a 4500 limit while facing a government bill. Chairman Beaty and other members, including Flatt and Kays, face possible reductions to £600. The motion advances in the Upper House.
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Cairman Beaty
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Bawra Funds Melbourne Case Ends in Receiver Decision
In a Melbourne matter Justice McArthur settled entitlements from Blawymy, Gastlm. Three claimants contested a sum of £38,713 with £4,000 previously advanced. The Commonwealth and State governments were parties, and the judge ordered payment to the Bat Receiver of Hevenus.
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Ualice McArihur
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Baek
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Wansiouty
Hume
Commonwealth
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Discovery Returns London Parcel From Antarctic Voyage
An obscure report notes that Discovery arrives in London bearing items from an Antarctic expedition. Captain McKennle urged three chests be opened for inspection at the dock where Slay Iblatives and Frininda were observed among the crowd.
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Redfern Murder Suspect Arrested for George Cooper Slaying
A young man named Alfoned Routhe and a clerk were arrested in Alexandria and charged with the murder of George Cooper on Max Street Redfern. Two other men have already been charged with the same murder.
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Ney
Wil
George Cooper
Max St Redfern
Cooper
Outbreak of Insane Crimes Shocks France Press
Reports describe a wave of violent crimes in France with multiple murders, hangings, and assaults. Items include a man injuring a woman he lived with, a carpenter killed with three daughters hurt, and a dancer found dead with two bullets amid a string of letters from English correspondents.
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Wims
Ton Engllasinen
Lease Forfeiture Hearing Adjourned To Assess Crown Improvements
An advisory board adjourned a lease forfeiture hearing to determine the value of improvements from the Crown. The proceedings centered on land identified as Ta Pho Lane with reference to Thomas Woods and Gibraltar.
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Thomas
Micha
Tharne
Lenacen
Shattered OCR Fragment Describes Unclear Event At Chita
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions Chita and a day’s activity about shale, with isolated terms Hardon wan arity and Sateropo. The readable lines provide no clear outcome or identifiable entities to confirm a full news item.
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Wan Arity World
Chita Demme
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