Nomination for vacant New South Wales Legislative Council seat
Sydney Phuslay and Bradley KC emerge as candidates for the council vacancy after the death of a member. Bradley is described as a prominent New South Wales figure with prior local work and solid government support. The process follows moves to expel a rival and signals political maneuvering around the seat.
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Sydney
Phuslay
Bradley
Omy
Ryytmaeees
Earenwe
New South Wales
Burns Club Tribute to President Cargill
In Kingston Hall Canberaa Highland Society and Burns Club members honored President Mr. Cargill and Mrs. Cargill. A musical programme coordinated by Fr Bruce and A Donaldson featured performances by Mrs Bruce Mrs Hamilton and others. Mr H Keith presented tokens and wished the couple long life and happiness for their service to the Society.
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Kingston Hall
Canberaa Highland Society
Burns Club
Cargill
Bruce
A. Donaldson
Hamilton
Keith
Henry
Mur MacGregor
Stuart
Marri Rae
Government will not burden people with excessive taxes
Melbourne reports Treasurer Mr Spender told Era Pine that the Government has no intention of touching the people's savings. He said the Government will only impose burdens commensurate with the people's ability to bear them.
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Melbourne
Mr. Spender
Pine
The Air Schedule Summary from a 1930 Broadcast Day
A fragmented listing shows radio programs across dayparts including news at 7.16, children's hour, dinner music, talk, comedienne Jennie Howard, devotional at 10.0, and market reports. Names include Neville Cathus, Marie Bremner, and Frank Moreh Roe. stations referenced include 2FC and 6.30 Essential Services with various commentators like Mr. Jon Rugby and T. J. Carnody. The output reflects a chaotic OCR of a radio schedule with program titles, times, and personnel.
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Breakfast Sassix
Bt News
Jennie Howards
Tenguish Comedienne
Sir
Ahomig Beeghem
Nevill “‘Cathus
Aeste Ae Marie“ ‘Bremner
Tesane Mdriting
A.B
Sioneae
Ross
King
Moreh Roe
McClean
Ty Olinist
Squitoy Police Chen
Oro
Australia ramps up war production and training drive
A Defence Production survey led by Essington Lewis reports rapid gains in wartime industry. New machinery and skilled technicians are being mobilised, with state boards forming management teams and shifts expanding in railways and munitions plants. Australia targets 650 planes, boosting aircraft material stocks and pilot training. The National Register guides manpower, aiming to assign volunteers to overseas service and preserve key industry roles.
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Austenlii
Essington Lewis
New South Wales Railways
Australia
Peeve Pagtary
Iat
Mr. Fair
Badra
Ta Bel
War Cabinet
Gse
Phes
Man+Power
Eth
Liput
Carlo Jess
Man’ Power
Ménales
Germans at Singapore Interned During Dawn Move
At dawn police took 25 Germans from their beds and moved them to internment camps in Singapore. Their wives and children were not told in advance. The men had arrived as refugees last year and were confined after events in September.
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Singapore
Allens
Burmese land reform report links riots to peasant dispossession
A Burma committee ties anti-Indian riots to state policy pushing peasant lands into non-agricultural hands. It notes shifts since 1891, with 1937 half of occupied land owned by non-farmers and rising Indian shares in rice districts. Proposals include Land Alienation and Tenancy Acts and a Land Purchase Bill to allot small holdings to agriculturists on cooperative terms and state tenure.
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Burma
Chettyara
Land and Agriculture Committee
House of Representatives
U. Law
Commonwealth seeks use of surplus wheat for pig feed
Australia plans to reduce wheat prices to aid pig and poultry producers and dispose of about 16 million of a 160 million bushel surplus. Officials say 1 million bushels go to stock feed annually and consumption could rise if prices are adjusted. Prime Minister and Wheatgrowers Federation call for relief and moratoriums as drought and other causes strain farmers.
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Denmark
Commonwealth
Melbourne
Miho
Wheatgrowers’ Federation
Cullen
Australia
Dunsthn
Fis
Knox Nomination for Secretary of the Navy Approved by Senate Panel
The Senate Naval Affairs Committee approved Colonel Knox by nine votes to five for Secretary of the Navy. Testimony raised clashes with Stimson on entering ships and convoy policy. Knox urged base acquisition in South America and warned against political encroachment, while Holt noted a minority report signaling isolationist opposition.
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Senate Naval’ “Affairs Committee
Knox
Coleonel
United States
Stimson
United Boter
South America
United’ States
Ura
Tha
Emullate
Holt
Isubiitm
Knox On
le Soom
Senate
Beko
Bright Weather After Frost Report
Round the Compass notes a frost in the early hours with a minimum near 26 degrees. By late morning the day warmed and around 11 am visibility improved. maximum temperature reached about 07.2 at 7 pm.
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Mr. Bradley
K.C
Burns ‘Club
Manuka Au
Queanbeyan
UTA Ifadies
Veningen
Enliig
Briltianton
Frawley Bros
Kingston and
People's Savings
Mirsin
Celera Cénsolle
Naan
Wits
Bervices Fra Fi
Jon Rugby’ Union
T. J. Carnody
Tooth
Daily Glass
Barmers
Asolutionists
Washington
John Pready
Tgrttel
Nnbarre Hospital
Manuka
Canberra
Leste
Tuly
NCEE
Canantars
el Dias Vo
Vra
Deane
Smatler
John’ Garfield
York Slaga
Warner Bros
America
Ighn
Goodnul
Erie Alor
John Jikes
Mada
Kellogg's
Jon Han
Tda
Tarbarala
Ironcla
Ipst
Delil Agg
Craigia
Jspan
Japan
Ny Re
Mr. Beer
Kong
An. Sun
Rola
Relloy Knox
China
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