Higher income levy Likely in new year under Lang plan
Premier Lang backs a ten percent higher tax on incomes to be voted early next year. Details of the proposed taxation remain unclear with exemptions debated. Government aims to raise revenue for social programs while reducing wage disparities, as ministers note public complaints about long queues and unfair treatment in industrial sectors.
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Avoney
Mr. Lang
Tau
Thuesolent Society
Awilatunl
Lantrour
Ely
Lang
Duty on Skins and Industry Tax Sparks Dismay
The article discusses an imminent export duty on skins and a new tax impacting the pastoral industry. It notes concerns from employers and workers about increased costs and potential disruption to export trade during a period of economic strain.
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Sydney
Unis
Ubie Bey
Royal Commission Named by Cabinet on Wage Fixing
Chimp yesterday appointed Mr Hi Wickont president of the Chamber of Manufactures and nominated Hy Fionn as secretary of the Federated Engineers and Flamin’e Annetation. The commission aims to fix the basic wage.
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Wickont
Commonwealth BiatfiWiin
Pioumuil
Ghunder of Manufactrim
Mel
Wien
Dadate
Fionn
Federated Enginedrives and
Flamin
Royal Humanismin
World Court Protocol Sent to Senate by Hoover
Fragmentary note from Washington reports the world court protocol forwarded to the Senate by President Hoover, postponed until next convention by Senate vote 49 to 447. The item mentions Prime Minister Wonders and an appeal from March 30 seeking American engagement in a legal matter at the court.
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Washington
Thurwayy
Senate
Hoover
Ameriesm
Brutal Attack on Elderly Woman Reported
A violent assault near Heummoyine on one afternoon left an elderly woman injured. Police seek a suspect seen fleeing toward the nearby roadways after the incident. A second report notes a man being attacked later that afternoon in a separate location, with details unclear due to the damaged text.
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PNET
Phurwday
High Court appoints Evatt and McTiernan to bench
The Cabinet filled vacancies from Sir Adrian Knox’s resignation and Sir Janse Naaca’s governorship by elevating Dr H V Evatt KC and Mr E A McTiernan MP to the High Court. They become the youngest appointees, with Justice Frank Gavan Duffy expected to serve as Chief Justice for the remainder of 1932. Rumors place Senator Daly contesting Parkes, potentially replacing Brennan as Attorney-General in a Cabinet reshuffle next year.
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Janse [Inaca
H. V. Evatt, KC
New South Wales
E. A. McTiernan
M.P
High Court
Ein
Frank Gavan Duffy
Daly
Parkes
McTiernand
Brennan
Local Government Petition Stirs Agitation in Westminster
Fragmented text shows a petition to the House of Commons stirring agitation among agencies and societies. It mentions a government act, a service, and canal issues, with references to leaders and dates obscured in the damaged OCR.
Withdrawal Of Union Advocate At Arbitration Court
Melbourne Thursday report states a union representative withdrew from the basic wage inquiry after heated exchanges with Mr. Crofts and the Arbitration Court bench. Crofts offered reasons for withdrawal citing the court's proposed telegraphic claim and the lack of witness cooperation and costs discussed in the interval.
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Melbourne
Crofts
Arbitration Court
Famine in Arkansas Amid Drought Strain Hits State Hard
Reports to Senators describe actual starvation in Arkansas, with Red Cross listing 1,000,000 destitute and thousands more hungry in nearby states. Twelve banks closed due to withdrawals as drought’s toll widens. residents report hunger, economic distress, and breakdowns in morale across rural communities.
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Washington
Arkansas
Red Cross
Arkansane
Italian Air Armada Turned Back by Storm
Storm halts Italian seaplane squadron en route to Brazil. Signor Balbo among aircraft anchored in Pollensa Bay. Court proceedings described as culminating in a long dispute with the bench, while judge remarks and lawyer exchanges mark a tense inquiry and ongoing case.
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Rome
Brazil
Karie
Signor Balbo
Bay of
Pollensa
Burnt to Death by Molten Metal Incident Report
A fragmented account describes a deadly accident involving molten metal and vehicle gear. Multiple names appear garbled, with references to an edge origin, an Appleby work site, and a wheeled contraption. The text is partially illegible but centers on a fatal burn incident and its unclear sequence of events.
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LON
Mackinth
Kuondon Ato Avillanels
Tie Ashi
Feusimig
Bari
Faye
Brmterick Walt
Anibingy
Tedin
Transcontinental phone line opens between Melbourne and Perth
The new east west telephone link was officially opened by the Treasurer Mr Uyone today. Officials from Mehul Roe and Kydnyy University attended. The Commonwealth Parliament member elect for Parker was admitted to the Union.
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Melbourne
Perth
Uyone
Urouiers Sen
Mehul
Roe
Ae Kydnyy University
Hare Lane
Dod
Tur
Bfepiernay
Te of
Parker
Pilskuski Way Speaker Protest
Protesters rallied in Westark on Monday against a Pilsudski themed speaker event. The crowd clashed with security after chants about internatonal affairs. several protesters were reportedly assaulted and detained while officers attempted to restore order.
No Leadership Mr Latham's Complaint in Melbourne
Fragmented OCR text from Melbourne describes a political struggle around leadership and government controls. It references the House of Representatives and a coalition, noting delays and terms of governance. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled passage, but the piece centers on leadership dispute and parliamentary process.
Soviet Action Closes Japanese Bank Branch
Soviet authorities in Tokyo closed a Japanese bank branch after arresting the manager and other officers. The move targets interference with official operations and maintenance of rouble exchange, signaling a harsh step against what Moscow calls illicit banking activity.
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TOKIO
Thuesiday
Winerus Pomiledd
Japanese Bank of Koreas
Tbe
Otheen
W. Close
Han Born
State Lottery Church Leaders Regret Passage Delay
Churches express regret as the passage of a bill to establish a state lottery moves forward. The Council of Churches votes to delay further consideration amid concerns over public morality and premium parity, noting government ban attempts and prior failed devices in other regions.
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Sydney
Spanish Revolt Report From King Ale Phono As
Special Migtri correapondent quotes King Ale Phono As saying that if the people want a republic they must pay for it. The revolution is over for now as the Government claimed victory despite muttered franks. Commander Kranca's Macht was deemed unfeasible, affecting prestige.
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Landon
Wenteslay
Daily Express
Ale Phono
Lam
Kranca
Trade Treaty Details Between Canada and Australia
Details of the comprehensive trade agreement between Canada and Australia are guarded and expected to be reviewed by the cabinet on Thursday. The pact reportedly favors Canada in timber and automobile schedules and includes wood pulp craft paper and fund wrapping, with duties rising to about 42 cents.
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Ottawa
Canada
United Bates
Carrie
Germany Free of Allied Troops Reported in Berlin
Fragmented wartime dispatches claim Germany is free of Allied troops with unclear details about combat, prisoner movements, and border control. The report mentions Berlin, a wall, and commanders, but lacks coherent structure or verifiable dates.
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Germany
Special Court Sydney Proceedings Offer Further Evidence
This report notes that tonight the government learned more about a special court in progress. It mentions further evidence may be taken in the case as jurors review numbers and community involvement. The inquiry targets the conduct of several local police members connected to the matter.
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Sydney
Turin
Architect Despair Inquest Into Kemp Death
A distressing inquest held today into the death of Charles Kemp, 48, an architect. He left a letter to his wife mentioning gloom, ambition, and a search for work, while the proceedings noted peculiar phrasing and a somber mood surrounding his final days.
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Charles’ Kemp
Palson
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Kemp
Dyaney
Balmond
Tyrone
Special World Service Information Compilation Rights
Paragraph notes special arrangement with Reuters World Service and other sources for the intelligence compilation published in this issue. Rights reserved in Avatraia and New Zealand.
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Reuter
World Service
Ia Aed
Arcana Intelligence
Thin Ise
Avatraia
New Zealand
Exchange of flags at Chatham school ceremony noted
In London on Wednesday Towanda and Chatham schoolchildren participated in a flag exchange. Amy Jobeimin led the union deck ceremony as residents of Chatham near Kemp joined in, with local officials urging the motto Layer mee tone to inspire unity and pride.
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London
Wedneyday
Towanda
Schol
Amy Jobeimin
Chattam
Chatham
Kemp
New South Waloa
Amy
No Invitation for Prince to Open Bridge Ceremony
A garbled record suggests a government statement denying an invitation to Wales officials to attend the Sydney Harbour Bridge opening ceremony in Australia. It mentions a ceremony plan with dignitaries and implications of official confirmation or denial.
Coup d etat in Guatemala unseats government leader
An upheaval in Guatemala toppled the president as rebel forces seized key offices and deposed the government. Military leaders and regional factions reportedly clash as the crisis escalates, with international observers urging restraint.
Sharp fighting in Guatemala City sparks revolt report
The American chargé d’affaires in Guatemala reports to the State Department that a revolt has erupted in Guatemala City with sharp fighting and commercial breakdown. The situation splits political lines, with unclear loyalties and a beleaguered president facing a possible succession crisis as a former minister is mentioned in connection with the unrest.
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Washington
da Maires
Guatemala
State Department
Guatemala City
Nemy
Chaoon
Ted
Restoration plans ayoney advisory council formed in state
A 1930s era report notes the Ayoney advisory council formed from the Huxtora ton Industry conference to draft preliminary work and public publicity controls. The group aims to unify primary industry interests to boost the sector during a jubilee season with marches planned across the state in January.
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Ayoney
Mainprice
Central Counsine
Pailey
Han Bon
Patti
Modesty Kills: Drowning Tragedy at Fairy Dell
In Mount Victoria, 14 year old Chitford Jones drowned in Fairy Dell water while being chased by several girls. The rope incident triggered a plunge into the lake. Jones failed to swim and his body was recovered from about 23 feet.
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Mt, Victoria
Chitford Jones
Mount Victoria
Jones
Fairy Dell Bam
Nua
Migrants Escape Two Missing from Otranto
Report notes two missing migrants after an escape from the liner Otranto. A witness testified that one passenger claimed his money and fare were tied to his survival, citing fear of penalties and legal action. The court faces questions about the Natale grant and the shipboard incident.
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Wat
Tigdlarin
Hieera
Chapman
Howe
Cohen
Sega SORE Conservative Manifesto
Four Conservative members of the House of Commons advocate economies and against trade arrangements with the Dominions. They warn the nation faces invasion and say the government must handle business with resolve to protect the realm.
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