NSW Petition Urges Government Aid for Mothers Welfare
Premier Sydney on Tuesday received a deputation from women’s organizations urging welfare measures for mothers. They cited New South Wales maternal deaths at three times foreign rates and rising death rates from 1926 to 1931. The Premier pledged to consider the issue, noting Royal Commission reports and possible reforms.
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Sydney
N.E.W
New South Wales
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Japan
Wis
Cabini
Jeral
Plane missing near Ottawa sparks fear of Greenland crash
Reports from Monday indicate Hasselt and Cramer may have forced down while attempting a northern flight to Greenland. Canadian stations at Miers Bay Port Burwell Wakeham Bay monitor the area as officials assess the route and likely rescue options. The crash site lies in sparsely inhabited Canadian terrain, complicating search efforts.
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Ottawa
Moniday
Hasselt
Cramer
Greenland
Wie
Miochford
Trail
Port Burwell
Wakeham Bay
Canadian
Arrival of New Zealand church leaders for Eucharistic Congress
About 200 visitors to the Eucharistic Congress, led by Archbishop Redwood of New Zealand, arrived in Sydney today aboard the steamers Maruma and Mu heno. Dr Redwood, 60, the oldest prelate in the Roman Catholic Church, said about 590 church people and other bishops would arrive aboard the Makura.
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Sydney
Redwood
New Zealand
Australia and Netherlands friendship praised in royal message
The Australian Prime Minister forwarded a message from the people of Australia to the Netherlands consulate in Sydney. Governor General de Oh acknowledged the cordial sympathy from the Netherlands and Australia, noting mutual interests. The report highlights a growing trade bond and shared Pacific prosperity.
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Bruce
Netherlands
Commonwealth
Shaw
Healih
Pacific
Australia
Final transfer plans outline 1000 Canberra homes shift
Preliminary plans for the final transfer of Commonwealth Departments to Canberra describe a three story complex in King's Avenue between Parliament House and Hotel Kurrajong. Melbourne reports 1000 staff moves align with a multi wave relocation, with September 20 as a target end of the third wave and full move to Canberra by September.
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Canberra
King's Avenue
Parliament House
Hotel Kurrajong
Melbourne
Dublie
Munberna
Department of Health
Kellogg Hopes for Peace Amid War Signings
London report notes Mr Kellogg’s wireless message to Austen Chamberlain praising the British effort toward the antiwar pact. Kellogg regrets not signing due to ill health but expresses hope that war yields no progress toward universal peace and wishes Chamberlain a return to health. British correspondents say Chamberlain’s reply fosters a favorable atmosphere for the pact signing.
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London
Kelloge
de de Prince
Euromat
Austen Chamberlain
Kellogg
Austen Chamoberlain
Austen Chamberciey
Mrr. Kellogg
Leasehold system challenged as hinderance to Canberra growth
Critics at the Board of Review inquiry fault the leasehold regime for inflating land values and hindering development in Canberra. Witnesses cite higher ratings on blocks bought cheaply, restricted land use, and prohibitive building covenants as key factors limiting construction, industry and office space while urging valuations reflect freehold principles and tenure constraints.
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Canberra
Board of Review
Commission
Inberra
Queanbeyan
Woodgers and
Calthorpe
Ealate Agenia
Hin Ineteuctionsa
Mont
Ingnee
Ion Huai
Diavies
Daviern
Kvhes
Clawen of Leunes
Hame
Fastlake
Civic Centre
Bydney
Melbourne
Nalin
Air-Marshal Salmond Crash Over Manly Causes Damage
In Australia, Air-Marshal Sir John Salmond's aircraft crossed near Manly last Sunday, slow over the coast. A weight on the trailing aerial struck electric wires, causing a flash and explosion. Widespread damage to wires and a weatherboard house side was reported. no major injury details given.
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Sydney
Thewlay
John Salmond
Australia
Manly
Crea
Retrenchment Debate Over Staffing Cuts at City Council
A deputation urged the Chief Civic Commissioner to reverse plans that would dismiss 21 cleaning staff from the City Council service. The commissioner, Mr Lem Ing, promised to confer with the Town Clerk on the matter and reconsider the decision.
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Sydney
Thealey
City Council
Lem Ing
Germany to Sign Pact in Alphabetical Order
In Paris, Mr Kelluze approves signing the pact alphabetically using French flower names, placing Germany, Allemand, first. The arrangement follows an alphabetical sequence for the signing, with Germany positioned at the front.
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Paris
Momlay
Kelluze
Ftower
Germany
Allemand
Lord Lovat Conference in Canada Ottawa
A partial report notes a migration conference in Ottawa Canada concluding with Lond Lowel involved in discussions. The fragmented item references an event titled migration conferences and names Lord Lovat and Lond Lowel, with no clear outcomes.
Bribery Charge Against Ex Alderman Further Adjourned
The case against ex Alderman Frank Green, accused of corruptly receiving £7000, listed at the Central, was further adjourned to August 2. Judge adjourned proceedings to a later date.
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Bydney
Tuowlay
Frank Green
Soviet position on adhesion to antiwar pact outlined
The acting secretary for state announced Russia, Spain, and other nations can join the antiwar treaty by sending adhesion notices to Washington. Acknowledgment of receipt would be formal but not imply U.S. recognition of the Soviet regime. Russia’s adhesion acknowledgment would not be treated as American recognition.
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Wahnhington
Castie
Russia
Spain
Warahngton
Parla
United States
Euaela
Rgwenta
Johnson In Witness Box At Bydeny Trial
Jacob Johnson testified in a naval misconduct case, disagreeing with the crew over transporting the ship without cooks. He described tensions at a meeting where a resolution ordered the crew to leave the vessel, and denied intimidation claims while remarking on hazards from hoists. The hearing adjourned to a later date.
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Bydney
Joacob Johnson
le Wie
Auld
Rigby
Win
Kiphy
D Johneon
Adelaide
Nur Tad
Mookie Srrenerere
Empire Settlement Board Statement on Immigration Flows
Empire Settlement Board and Canadian immigration leaders issued an official statement predicting a steady rise in the flow of qualified British immigrants to Canada. The declaration emphasizes confidence in rapid settlement and integration prospects.
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Empire Settlement Board
Oan
Weo
Battery Used Three Cells In Saddle
In Melbourne at Richnend racecourse on July 7 1 a rider named John Vlock aboard Hallo ween faced a £10 fine the maximum penalty with two months default for using an electric battery. Stewards charged owner Hook Kelly and the wigre Halloween with complicity. An expert testified the three dry cells could deliver about 800 volts, capable of powering the horn fronting puntin. Honk denied knowledge of the hoilery.
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Melbourne
Tueway
John Vlock
Richnend
Toalay
Hook
Kelly
Cosgrave Set to Sign Dublin Pact Plan in Paris
President Cosgrave will depart Dublin for Paris to coordinate Kellogg Pact discussions, replacing McGilligan in the preparatory talks and outlining Ireland’s stance on the international agreement. The move signals a shift in leadership for the Dublin delegation ahead of treaty negotiations.
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Dublin
Presiient Cosgrave
Paris
McGilligan
Driver Dies In Hospital After Sulky Crash
MOTORISTS DISAPPEAR KYDNEY Tuesday A sulky driven by Thomas McGrath 26 along the Bydenham road last night was struck by no motor car coming in an opposite direction. The sulky was smashed and thrown about. McGrath suffered shocking injuries and died in hospital this evening. Denis Moir 19 and Jamen Mc Grath 31 were seriously injured. The sulky occupants received treatment at the hospital while the other rider fled.
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Kydney
Thomas McGrath
Bydenham Road
McGrath
Denis Moir
Jamen McGrath
Coal Industry Co operative Efforts in Australia
Sydney reports strong sentiment after talks with the Prime Minister and premiers of Victoria and South Australia regarding the coal industry. Leaders voice hope for useful results from the conference and note readiness of coal owners, ship owners, and miners to cooperate. Mr Butler and Mr Homan express concern for keeping coal prices fair, while Mr Arwee is cited as recognizing the national stakes in Australia wide interests.
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Sydney
Slite Weemler
TP. Tethin
Toa Byans
Vietom
South Australia
Homan
Lawin
Havin
Arwee
Reduced Fares May Follow Cheaper Coal
Melbourne report summarizes a railway ministry proposal to lower coal prices in New South Wales to ease costs. Officials say cheaper coal could reduce railway freight and passenger fares, boosting industry and transport costs.
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Melbourne
Tueuliy
New South Wales
Peailways
Trihecines
Tasmanian Mass Sole Tender Refused
Prime Minister Bruce announced the federal government refused the sole lender tender for carriage of mail between Tasmania and the mainland. Tasmanian Steamer Co Ltd held the existing contract and sought a subsidy increase. Government will negotiate to secure an improved service with better terms.
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Bruce
Tasmania
Melbourne
Launceston
Burpy
Tasmanian Steamer My. Ltd
War Widows Pension Increased After Cabinet Meeting
Prime Minister Bruce announced a pension rise for war widows from 1/3/6 to two guineas per week. The move places all war widows on the same basis regardless of catalog or dependent children. About 1,000 widows will be affected, while around 6,000 already receive the higher amount.
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Bruce
Wolchers
Twe Bulneas
Estate of late W. Oakes estate notice
Estate notices list the late Co. W. Oakes and others with references to a July death and valued assets. This fragment indicates a probate or estate filing for Co. W. Oakes, mentioning names like Ras Jheon and Caen, with asset values noted in a botanical or local currency.
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Co. W. Oakes
Sepney
W. Caen
Mac
Ras Jheon
Chai
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