Australian Prime Minister May Delay Parliament Demolition Plan
Reports in Sydney and Melbourne say Prime Minister Lyons plans to delay seeking dissolution of Parliament until next week. He denies talks with the Country Party on an election pact or a composite ministry, while Victoria opposition to a coalition persists. The Martin by election writ was withdrawn as politics swirl.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Mr. Lyons
Lyons
Country Party
Victoria
New South Wales
G. H
Oi dl of Representatives
G. H. MacKay
Martin
Dr L W Nott Seeks Calare Candidacy Amid Unity Talks
Interviewed that night Dr L W Nott, the anticipated candidate for Calare, confirms endorsement discussions and denies any formal pact with parties. He stresses his candidacy concerns the Elect Council and himself, denying plans for a united party or crossed endorsements while outlining imminent campaign steps.
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L. W. Rot
Antactedd
Ure
Ates
Ral Monthe
Calare
Probepi
UAP
UCP
Abyam
Tee UA
Dr. Watt
Maipalgn
Ormage Fordenen
Opposition to Composite Ministry Stirs Victorian Talks
Melbourne Thursday reports Victorian Country Party treasurer Bor Le Mtania led a ten day campaign against any election or grave sinpose pact to form a ministry. He said he was not opposed to the pact if no agreement to form.
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Melbourne
Bor
le Mtania
Victorian Country Party
Country Party Plans Campaign Meeting Next Week
Country Party leaders will convene next week to discuss strategies for the federal campaign. Attendees will map out messaging and outreach plans ahead of the nationwide efforts.
Election tensions in House over redistribution of electorates
In a heated exchange in the House of Representatives last night MPs Lane and Gander clashed over redrawing Vivlorlon electorates. Lane said divisions remain, while Gandary claimed the other side knew their own stance was mortgaged. No one would lend support to the group surrounding the electorates.
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Lane
Barwony
Gander
Ang Carty
Tteid
Jame
Mrmnber Wimas
Gan
Damage To Plane At Canberra Drome Reported
An incident at Canberra Drome involved a MLR plane owned by Meim that was damaged by an irate youth yesterday. Police detained the culprit, and repairs were completed with the aircraft back in service.
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Duntron
Meim
MLR
Polles
Mir
Pairbairn
Pairtairo
Defence Minister and Treasury Officials Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR cites Defence Minister Mr George Pasres and Treasury Official Mr Ousey, listing roles including Interior and Customs. Other names appear garbled. No coherent event or outcome is readable from the excerpt.
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Defence
George Pasres
Interior
Ousey
Pawn
Sehulsiar
Customs
Achr
Guy
Retirement of Mr J G Latham Ends Long Commonwealth Career
The Attorney General Mr J G Latham announced his retirement from Commonwealth politics. In a letter to the Prime Minister Lyons, Latham said the decision was for private reasons and that he would have been pleased to continue as a government member under Lyons. The Prime Minister and colleagues noted his loyal service and described him as a key ally. Latham will remain in Parliament and continue as Attorney General and Minister for External Affairs until the elections.
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Syumey
Dowrie
VAP
Latham
Iota
Geinday
Mandar
J. Collisy Country Party
Divine
A. Latham
Lyons
Br Hn
Austral
Ilmasif
Laiban
Ind Ainics
Australie
Caham
Artathas
Torani
National Party
Ax Sammy
United”Australian Party
Henr
Kene
Blin
Luiry
USA
Wales
Qf Bulliven
Commonwealth
Australia Favoured in Third Test Bromley Omitted
London reports say Bromley likely out of the England vs Australia clash with weather and toss favouring England. Woodfull weighs concern over throat but will play, while Wall Oldfield Key men have played most matches. Australia’s strong batting and bowling balance, with Chipperfield improving stock, could shape the tour despite possible bowler fatigue.
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London
England
Australia
Manchester
Bromley
Woodfull
Wall
Oldfield
West
Maxehamer
Albee
Ole Teafford
Easiet
Saaken
Australis
Chipperfield
Kippas
Darling
I Audi
Mfe
Retirement letter ends Latham's candidacy in Lyons Ministry
Meslbourne Thursday reports Mr Latham forwarded a retirement letter to his campaign director at Kooyons. He states he will not stand in the coming election for private reasons and regrets not continuing to represent Kenyong or remain in the Lyons Ministry. His retirement opens the vacancy in Federal pall the Victorian Attorney-General to contest.
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Meslbourne
Latham
Kooyons
Tirdey
Lathan
Kenyong
Lyons
Ber
Farantry
Bromley Sidelined by Appendicitis on Tour
London report states Australian cricketer Bromley shows appendicitis signs after X ray. Decision on early surgery undecided, as it would sideline him for the tour. Bromley accompanies the side to Manchester and may still play if feasible.
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London
Bromley
Jie
Ims Lareely
Manchester
Chouerr
Paynter Invited to London and Manchester Trial
English selectors invited left handed batsman Paynter to attend Manchester tomorrow. The invitation signals a further chance to join higher level trials as selectors assess his form and potential in the English cricket setup.
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London
Thurday
I. Paynter
Manchester
Redistribution row sparks debate on Victorian electorates
A parliamentary vote in the House of Representatives acknowledged Labour and Country Party cross support on a redistribution amendment. The measure would redefine Victorian electoral boundaries and refer proposals back to the Commission, though time constraints risk delaying an election planned for September.
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Beulling
Purkinal
Commission
Oppost
Mera Onponiton
Enorme
Park Iy
South Aue- Malla
New South Wales
Quawasland
Country Party
Earle Page
Bing Bite
Lembas Tan
Lew Thas
Wan
Queens Fund
Sr. Baker
Labour
Gxlay
Gripin
Brisbane South
New South Wale
Melbourne Invites Mr. Macdonald in Parliament Debate
A Melbourne invitation to Mr. Macdonald is noted amid discussions on electoral boundaries for South Sydney and Corangamite. The panel considers Communion Tegaining Victoria, community interest, and terminal allowances as part of a broader reform agenda. The Income Tax Assessment Act amendment bill and War Service Homes South Australia agreement were also debated.
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Walson
South Sydney
Victoria
Gibson
U.cr
Melebourne
Wye House
Casey
War Service Homes
Josiah Franc
South Australia
Commagewealth
War Service
Bate
Trade Openings For Australia in Britain
In London a luncheon for Queensland Premier Forgan Smith discussed expanding chilled beef trade with Britain. The Agent General argued federal controls limit Australia’s ability to grow direct trade and warned against external pressures that could curb market access. Australian officials lament provincial jealousies and call for streamlined direct negotiations with Britain to enhance postwar market share.
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London
Australis
Britain
Queensland
Forgan Smith
Porgan Smith
Commonwealth
Aualvaila
Covereada Daly & Piven
Porte
Autralia
Australia
Hoi
We Ageui
Australie
Liverpost
Giagow
Edinburgh
Fairfax Invited to Play at The Oval
London Thursday indicates Australian cricketer Alan Fairfax has been invited to play in the Hinntiemen versus Playsrn match at The Oval next Wednesday.
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Fairfax
Oval
London
Thurming
Alan Fairfax
the Oval
Menzies Faces Cabinet Changes Amid Latham Retirement
Melbourne reports looming Victorian Cabinet reshuffles as Latham retires. Attorney General Menzies may push for federal entry, with MacKellar and Hughes named for high offices. Cabinet roles and potential moves to Canberra are debated amid tense negotiations between states and federal parties.
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Thuredey
Latham
Bisie
Me. Menslen
Vue
Kooyong
Peel
House of Represmissives
Menklae
Rowerar
Dows
Uae
Rooyong
Mensive
Inem Irvine
Ared Ilkely
Menai
MacPurian
Feil
Mane Hughes
Chil
Mishtoy
Honorery Mielater
Dar
Gray Searetary
Dunstan
Brirudie Bourecher
Special Air Mail Flight New Guinea from Melbourne
A special air mail flight to New Guinea will be operated by Flight Lieutenant Thaim the “Writh” commencing from Melbourne at 9 am on July 24. The outward leg will depart on Tuesday at 10 am, arriving at Last 4 pm on July 28. The return flight will commence on July 28 and the plane will reach Melbourne in about six days, with normal postage rates applying in addition to the ordinary charge.
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Melbourne
Toureday
New Davies
Thaim
Trom
Bourne
Byduay
Mel ST
Mall
Dall Unos
Germany and Britain reach six month Dawes and Young loan accord
An agreement between Britain and Germany covers six months from July 1 1904 on Dawes and Young loans and other debts. It ensures full payment of coupon coupons to British holders and implements a funding bond offer with options for holders to surrender coupons. The British government agrees not to establish a clearing house during the period and commits to friendlier trade relations while increasing existing trade.
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Birlieh
Dawes and Young
Kevesment
United Kingdom
House of Representatives
Aanistant
Camay
Feldsbank
Dawes and
Young
Hciteh
Germany
Hitler Victims List Rumors Stir Germany
News reports from Munich claim bodies of Bavarian leaders were found at Dachau and other cities. Names include a former Bavarian premier and several officials. deaths attributed to political reckonings amid secrecy and possible further purges while authorities withhold details.
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Berlin
Rom Munich
Dinger Moor
Dachau
Yoo Kahe
Bavaria
Hitler
Lieutenanmt Scherner
Reichswahr
Heather
Munich
Ita
Herr Seck
Foreign Students’ Association
Murnica
Wis
von Schleicher
Papes
Belgara Herr von Papes
Atene
von Hindenburg
von Papen
Aeudace
Plenaburg
Desinh
Miniter For Propaganda
Goabbalay
Bank Chief Warns Government on Farmers Debts
Sydney reports show Mr. P B Haffer acting chief inspector of the Bank of New South Wales testified before the Whant Commission on wheat farmers debts. He said interest charges were often suspended or capitalised when unpaid, overdraft rates were low relative to many countries, and adjustments should await market stabilisation with creditor debtor negotiated settlements. He noted banks financed sheep farming equipment and cautioned against blanket government action.
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Sydney
PB. Haffer
New South Wales
Balug
Hoffer
Dante
Bank of New South Wales
Britain to Impose Meat Import Levy to Aid Home Producers
Britain plans a combined levy and quantitative restrictions on meat imports with 80 percent preference for Dominions, aiming to aid domestic producers. A formal proposal is expected July 11, with discussions involving Dominions and their governments before Parliament rises in August. Beef remains a contested item.
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London
Britain
Dominions
Disappointed State Service and Restoration Union Viewpoint
A garbled report discusses the Public Service, wage declines, and government remit tions. It cites figures from 1980 and references Premier and ministerial actions affecting public servants and social legislation amid economic strain.
Madame Curie Death of Radium Discoverer
Madame Curie dies at a sanatorium after a long illness. She and her husband Pierre Curie pioneered radium research, transforming chemistry and physics. Her passing marks the end of an era in radioactivity science and medical applications.
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Parin
Stadsige
Marie Quilt
Quele
Peratateas Incaratam & Sanatorium
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