Transfer of Auditor-General and Patents Office Planned
The Federal Ministry announced a plan to move the Auditor-General and the Patents and Copyright Department to Canberra. Home Affairs Minister A Bighelly stated the transfer would take place soon to ensure suitable accommodation and proximity to government offices, with Auditor-General C J Cerruty set to relocate to Canberra.
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Federal Ministry
Ganebacra
Auditor-General
Patonia and Copyright
A. Bighelly
Blakeley
Atatts
Canberra
British Parliament Editorial Speculates on Elections
A Sunday editorial in the Times argues elections may be postponed or avoided, noting Parliament’s focus on security and the cabinet’s priorities. It references discussions among leaders and hints at the possibility of delaying polling while highlighting tensions within government and opposition ranks.
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Baldwin
Coal Miners Claim After Conference Fails
Melbourne news item reports a high court decision due tomorrow after a compulsory conference between colliery owners and the Australian Coal and Shale Emperors Union. Judge Beeby presided as parties debated log of claims and the validity of Beeby interim award, with a ruling expected Wednesday.
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Melbourne
Australian Coal and Shale Emperors’ Union
Beeby
Pri
Ge Becky
Stoppage costsoars in coal dispute hit miners and owners
Miners have lost over £2,000,000 during the coal dispute with stoppage, while Northern colliery proprietors suffer heavy losses too. Mr C M McDonald of the Northern Collieries Association says it is impossible to estimate leases, but owners could lose tens of thousands when any production resumes.
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Melbourne
Northern Collieries’ Association Chai
C. M. McDonald
Eine
Ander
All Quiet on the Coalfields Report From Sydney Police
Acting Chief Commissioner of Police Mr Childs said two far telephone communications were made. Superintendent Sate tested by a visit to the northern coalfields where Superintendent Westtaig noted a better feeling towards the police was apparent during the dialogue.
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Sydney
Stonany
Childs
Norern
Ovalfielda
Westtaig
Open Mines Policy Cited By Premier After Court Decision
The Premier said the government will not open additional mines until the High Court rules on the Booby award. Cabinet met today but six further decisions were rejected. Reports indicate sanitary services are active in several mining towns as the government weighs measures to protect workers’ safety until a court ruling is issued.
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Byoney
Monaay
Mi Leavin
Mate
High Court
Han
Dlacumion
Sanitary Services Army Pot
Adam
Freight charges debate under Australian export group meeting
Mr P M Tout and executive members of the Australian Overseas Association and Mr C B D Masros of Australian Dairy Export Interests meet Prime Minister Mr Houllin Treasurer Mr Theodore and Winter for Markets Mr Parker Mooney in Canberra to discuss freight charges. The association aims to ease burdens on shipowners and shippers in the industry.
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P.M Tout
Chatwand
C. B.D. Masros
Austra
Man Dairy Sgxport
Mr. Houllin
Theodore
Parker
Mooney
Canberra
Nutra nogh te systeth ker 2th iaptamer teHoek ay
The text appears garbled and unreadable with multiple typos. It cannot be reliably summarized into a coherent news item with named entities or concrete facts. No verifiable person, place, date, or organization is extractable to report.
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Renee
Aneta
Compromise Aids Tealy Payment Amid Conference Debates
A partial agreement settles a payment dispute involving Crecho-Slovakia and Italy, with Britain set to receive 1.0 old marke from Pecho. Aerakis and Tealy are linked to the arrangement as the 9,000,000 maak Patertoed to Tiitain emerges during the Anpun conference. The accord stems from a wording error in Mr Phillip ttauwdea’s note.
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Tealy
Marke
Pecho
Aerakis
Phillip Ttauwdea
Lovakian
Iceiagaaaa
Weaver Strikes At Clergyman Views In Sydney Debate
In Sydney on Monday Mr Weaver the Minister for Mines criticized Rav Chandler's recent public remarks. He dismissed the clerical views as anarchic and asserted a firm stance against constitutional restraints in industrial affairs, framing the discourse as a challenge to authority.
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Sydney
Chandler
Mr Weaver
No Subsidy Policy Clash Over Coal Costs
Sydney reports a tense exchange between Premier Bavin and Prime Minister Meullin on coal price relief. Bavin rejects the proposal as wrong in principle, urging both State and Federal governments to subsidize the industry.
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Sydney
Avin
Moelbourse
Mura
Neultin
Bavin
Meullin
Wubaldiac
Walia
Five Die In Mount Cook Blizzard Tragedy
A five member mountaineering party perished on Mount Cook after being struck by blizzard while returning from Delo Peak. The group included Herbert-Brown of Hungiora Misa Moncrieff of Christchurch Mio Smith of Auckland and a guide Bloomfield of Dunedin. They set out from the Mont Brun hut in fine weather and were later found near their bivouac. the summit stands at 12 259 feet, New Zealand's highest.
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Dunedan
Mumiay
Bitzaerd
Mount Cook
Mise Herbert-Brown
Hungiora
Misa Moncricif
Christchurch
Mio Smith
Auckland
Bloomfield
Dunedin
Mont Brun
Hermitage
Delo Peak
Atric
Shimder
Lightning
Wall
Anor
Bome Boura
Uuth
Bodice
Noured Mulgeded
Bal
Austrate
Newealand
Wool Tariffs Burden In U.S.A. Leader Notes
The New York Berwic argues for tariff reform on wool to aid consumers and farmers. It decries high duties as taxation on the poorer and calls for drastic rate reductions to improve marketing conditions and farm profitability amid high wool prices.
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New York
Arif Bint
Monaro
Eunaumers
Éllieoux
Mtv
Anc
Otto
Australia
Air Tragedy Claims 14 Lives in Plane Crash
A fatal aviation crash leaves all 14 aboard dead. Authorities confirmed the disaster occurred in a remote area with the investigation ongoing to determine cause and identify victims. Local officials provided support as families mourn.
Factories May Close in Weewcastle This Week
To day at the Trades Mall officials stated that several Inigo factories may shut down this week due to unvacated mines and labor shortages. Mr Chandler spoke at Cenmnock condemning child tampering and urging policy action, while references to revolutions and new children were noted as part of a broader critique of governance and social ills.
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Wewcastle
Inigo
Chandice
Chandler
Cenmnock
Attack on Police By Members of Parliament Must Be Unworthy
Sydney secretary Molly Chiat condemned violence against police by MPs including Mr Chaffey and others. He accused MPs of undermining oath duties and harming public safety, urging responsibility and public accountability for actions that threaten life and property during protests.
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Sydney
Molly
Chaffey
Ate
Jaman Fmp
O Moe
Tea
Chat- Tey
Airman's End Node Tragedy In Beholder Cup Attempt
Warrant Oscar Dal Malin, who placed second in the Wobnelder Cup in September, was fatally injured in a plane crash during a Beholder Cup record attempt. The accident occurred as the aircraft nose-dived after reaching an enormous pod tut machine videotipped uid nose-dived. The incident recalls a previous death at the same site in August.
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Bunday
Oscar Dal Malin
Mort Tm August
Anmv
Big economies promised from abolition of migration and development work
Prime Minister Scullin announced savings from tighter scrutiny of Ge work by the Development and Migration commission. He said £34,000 would be saved on migration costs and £7,000 on development. Direct savings total around £124,000. a secretary resigned and a new retaining fee was set. The 1929 50 London budget and 1930 31 appropriation figures are noted.
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Melbourne
Scullin
Sercesoiatensil
London
Cee
Reichstag Yet To Ratify Plan Stirs Coalition Crisis
Socialists threaten to resign and split the coalition over the Young Plan ratification. The Peoples Party Democrats and Bodalinis back a delay while calls grow to remove Dr Schacht from the Reichsbank presidency. US bankers reportedly withhold support as German authorities seek decisive backing.
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Erin. Huntley
Protect
le Otleg
Phun
People's Party
Democrats
Bodalinis Uke
Koclatietaneo
Schacht
Reichabank
Tile
Dr. Nohuchta
Mnctiona
United States
Mebacht
Wpaim
Peace Pact A Scrap of Paper in War Debate
London reports a special sermon at Westminster Abbey by Bishop Hipom arguing the Peace Pact of War in the wake of naval delegations. The address questions whether a treaty can deter aggression and preserve civilization, warning that adherence to war plans risks renewed conflict and moral decline.
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London
Hipom
Anzac Day Observance Plans in Canberra Delayed
The executive of the H.C.T. Branch of the Raturad soldiers' League der dod tant reported that arrangements for Anzac Day observance had not been completed. They planned to approach the Government about a national observance and to coordinate events pending manufacturing arrangements. A meeting was scheduled for the following evening on Saturday April 8.
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H.C.T
Raturad Soldiers” League der Dod Tant
Commis
Vie
Towet
Channel Pact France May Raise Question In London Talks
A Daily Telegraph foreign correspondent reports France may raise the idea of a Mediterranean Locarno style pact during private talks in London The question of the Inviolability of the Was Nah Channa may be on the agenda The French delegation weighs whether the Channel guarantees should be discussed in formal proceedings or kept to private sessions
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London
Daily Telegraph
Stolen car used at wedding confusion at Ashfeld
A damaged item reports a stolen car used in a wedding at Ashfeld near Hemniday. The vehicle carried a clergyman to perform nuptials and was later found outside a funeral office decorated with ribbons. The photographer recalls the scene and the car’s condition.
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Tom
Ashfeld
Hemniday
Clereyman
Delegates Reach New Showing at Ravali Conference
London reports show M Briand arrived with the delegates and the Ravali conference new here. Over the weekend the delegation members shared late hours of informal exchanges as integration discussions mature and there is a sense of progress among participants.
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London
M. Briand
Vanden
FQN LAST LAPS Chichester In Java Hop From Singapore
Airman recollects the morning interview before Tin tex purtuire Cie. He notes unexpected water on the route and describes a difficult journey from Singapore, mentioning much water and a challenging path.
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Tin Tex Purtuire
Will Rest in Java Westerden Dies at Unspecified Date
A brief obituary item notes the death of a person in Java Westerden with a later arrival time recorded as 4.17. The text provides minimal context, naming no family or notable affiliations, and states only the basic fact of death and the place.
Security Chief Sees Naval Conference Cuts Before 1996
In London a Labour member of the House of Commons, Col. Lestrange Malone, urged that people must expect substantial reductions at the naval conference before 1996. He warned it could threaten national replacement plans and urged security from war, noting opposition from foreign powers and Admiralty experts.
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London
Bunday
Col
Lestrange Malone
House of Commons
Monmal
Admiralty
Tripoli Interior Conquered by Italian Forces
A Tripoli report states Italian troops have captured Murauk and gained control of the inland area, completing inland dominance after long campaigns since 1927. Frightful fighting left 14 killed and 12 captured as air forces neutralized a retreating column of about 800 troops.
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London
Bungay
Tripoli
Roopa
Murauk
Taly
Murauke
The Prince Arrives In Cape Town Amid Welcoming Parade
The Prince of Walua arrived with the Castho inex at Kenilworth Castle after a rough sea passage. Officials welcomed him informally as he inspected the guard of honour at the War Memorial and drove to Government House. He plans golf and casual meetings during the visit.
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Cape
Town
Mandy
Union Castho Inex
Kenilworth Castle
Walus
Prince of Walua
Pina Welock
Guard of Honour
War Memorial
Adderly Street
Government House
Reval Aive
Dissolution Threatens in Japan Run KO Monday
Fragmentary OCR report notes the Emperor’s return and looming dissolution tensions in Japan. It mentions potential opposition and the Camper Bhower death toll as part of a disputed transmission.
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Burden
U.S.A
D. and
M. Commission
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Simon Aes Contive
Young Plan
Reichstag
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Channel Pact
Leadon
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