Britain's Oil From Earth's Heat Could Transform Energy Prospects
Dr. C H Lander of England's research board says vast oil in Britain's underground reserves may be accessed with intensive research. A Harrogate Leeds talk outlines tapping hot rock with steam to drive power, potentially equaling U S petroleum reserves. experts warn heavy costs and technical hurdles remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
C.H. Lander
Rel Research Board
England
Huniieh Association of Leeds
Dritain
Une
United States
J. C. Hedigean
San Byiunelnenen
Hodacom
Uae
Ancient Trees in Central Asia and Africa Spark Dendrochronology Talk
A fragment discusses dendrochronology and the search for ancient living trees or stumps in Central Asia and Africa. It notes discoveries by "dendroflogtats" and delays in finding ancient skeletons, referencing a Mexican shrub and the emergence of a new scholarly focus on tree ages and historical evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asha
Lion
Pune
Archbishops Praise For Esteemed Clergyman Recalls Victoria Ties
A local tribute honors Arch bishop with warm regard for his decades of service in Victoria. The article highlights his unifying leadership, mild manner, and broad public respect across creeds. It notes Cardinal prospects for Archbishop Mannix and the community hopes for his healthful return.
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Wableby
Rica Tigre
Tie
Eteetos
Millbourne
Bishop Moorhouse
Melhowris
Avoldlthep Corr
Laws
Vicetoria
Mannix
Troly
Lees
Mulbourne
Knouwlog
Diay Victorio
Shipping workers clash over Pot policy and union power
A fragmented report notes Seamen's Union tensions led by Johannsen and a threat by the Federal Government to offer new terms. The controversy centers on ship layups, retrenchment demands, and a challenge to allied waterside services over the Lady Loch.
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Vommeniseion
Moreton Bay
Seamen's Union
Deal
Johannsen
Prevallatoyer
Ae Wolves 1
Tla
Eaitee
Unionn
Charlton
Betwern
Bac Wl
Cool Carriage
Oller
Fie Alipe
Uatrapian
Seamen's Union Claims Power Over Maritime Affairs
Navy and Seamen's Union clash over control of maritime affairs as union allies assert dominance despite Navigation Acts in force. The statement frames the union as having broad influence in maritime policy and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Seamen’s Union
Seaside Suburb Faces Turbulent Times and Local Scrutiny
In a coastal suburb, persistent disorder and alcohol related issues drew police attention. A visiting magistrate faced a controversial language dispute over a written statement, quoting a pound per word. Local figure W. M. Haithes admonished that Chelsea cannot resemble Canberra, implying broader criticism of governance.
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Chelwen
Brogaide
Ump
Wig¢Lianes
W. M. Haithes
Chelsea
Melbourne Faces Sharp Rise in Daylight Jewelry Heists
Melbourne records a wave of downtown robberies with daylight window smashing at jewellers and large jewellery hauls. Police report brutal night hold ups and swift escapes despite officers on patrol. Two thieves escaped with £2000 worth of gems in the centre of the city, vanishing into lanes and crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian
Tlie
Melbourne
Unwilling Trip for Victoria’s Latour Premier Hogan
Efforts to induce Victoria’s Latour Premier Mr Hogan to travel abroad are reported as a means to reorganize the Agent-General affair and improve produce usage. Hogan, seeking relief from duties, fears cabinet disruption if absent long. The autocratic premier keeps tight control while Labour whispers warn against rash moves.
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Victoria
Mr. Hogan
Hogan
Attein
Whiapers
Labour
Ranka
Longevity Of Whales Among Longest Lived Creatures
The article surveys animal lifespans from rats living five to six years to tortoises reaching two centuries. It notes horses and cattle 15 to 30 years, lions and bears about 30, parrots over 70, and whales about a thousand years as the longest lived creature. It mentions a Versailles clock and Marie Antoinette as curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Corp
Versailion
Marke Antoinette
Guillation
Ira
Unclear Arbitration Acta Plea Amid Maritime Disputes
Fragmentary report shows a court hearing over claims of prime authority and deportation in maritime matters. It notes a foreign named man denying birthplace knowledge and mentions a ship crew seeking permanent enrolment in Commonwealth services, with past Scandinavian composition and a call for orderly management.
World Butter Trade Details From 1920s Report
A 1920s Department of Commerce Foodstuffs Division study outlines butter trade flows. Denmark led exports in 1926 with about 20 percent of shipments to Britain and 24 percent to Germany, while New Zealand and the Netherlands also showed strong roles. Germany remained a major market, absorbing over 20 percent of world exports.
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Department of Commerce
Great Brita
Germany
Kaemmark
Russia
Australia
Noetherland
Sweden
Eclune
Lund
Finland
Denmark
New Zealand
Netherlands
Trista Free State
Great Britain
Switzerland
Control Board
Pacific
Argentina
United States
Europe
Estonia
Latavia
Rusa
Hutter
New Zinland
England
Baltic States
Austrrasia
New Zeatland
Weet Indies
Union of Lesen Africa
Buborta
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Mason Brothers Funerat- Directo
Gnaweond St- Queanbeyan
Thane
Globe Hotel
Bomba
David Dunsmore
Tepritn
Earth
Manuka
Oregon
Baltic
A. C. Ingham & CO. Ltd
Incorporating Holdship Timber CO. Ltd
Prymont
Sydney
Australian Tesselated Tile Company, Pty., Ltd
Austral Chambers
Pitt ST
Parliament House
Canberra
Bulle
Terry
Rozelle
Austral Roller Shutter Works, Ltd
Harris Street
Ithone
Wi Redfern St., Redfern
Hess Wwe
Maxwell Porter & Son Ltd
Redfern
Sts
Queanbeyan
Vanderfield & Reid Ltd
Prieg
Leer
Howe
Tele
Meern Morbieery
Perfiock
Apernly
Saxton & Sons Ltd
Bridce RE Pyrmont
Mawlith
Offier Breton Me A. Om Bn
Universal Distributing Company Limited
Mupptieee
Tel
Canterra
Phow
R. A. Oorruy
Yale
Doz
Yale Soyer
Lee Fox
A.C. Steel
A.C
John Danks
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