Dismissal Delay Shifted Budget to July 26
Reported discussions show no dissolution this week as Parliament sits four days. Prime Minister Lyons delays budget delivery to July 26 with policy speech August 14 in Sydney. Labour plan includes J H Scullin speaking August 15 at Richmond Town Hall. Senate ballot and unity issues noted amid cross party notes in Victoria and Queensland.
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Sydney Town Hall
Federal
Labour Party
J. H. Scullin
Richmond Town Hall
Declines to Surrender Autonomy Committee
Tom understood that Mr W C Hill Echuca UCP member likely to retire. Mr Davies will stand for Indi in the Country Party to contest.
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Tom
W. C Hill
UCP
Echuca
Ikely
Davies
Indi
Country Party
UCP Senate Candidate List Cited in Sydney Area
The United Country Council will elect candidates this week with several contenders named. Notable figures include A. J. Christian from Yass, Macartney Abbott from Hunter district, and C. Z. Faulter of Bathurst, all contending for Senate seats.
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A. J. Christian
Gras
Yass
Macartney Abbott
Victorian Senate Visit Noted in Rye Meeting
A brief report notes a planned joint Senate visit to Rye with Senator R. D. involved. details remain unclear and no further actions are described.
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Rye
Senate
R. D
Miners Return at Hebburn Amid Pit Dispute
Miners at Hebburn resume activity amid ongoing pit dispute involving unions and company management. Local labor leaders condemn delays while workers press for job security and better wages as talks continue.
Hitler Justifies Slaughter Rumors From London and Amsterdam
Turaday reports allege the Minister for Justice ordered dossiers on officials after the Staviakky affair. Dalimiec and Fomtenny are named in connection with political friction and a public prosecutor interview. A bank distortion case and accusations of official corruption surface amid violence and political turmoil.
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London
Turaday
Staviakky
Maser
Dalimiec
Fomtenny
Dorhe
Amsterdam
Croawyk
Agar Etme Angulvinr
Rotiaranm
Podiiel Lnyalry
Dalimier
Tempe
Atavinky
Unemployment Relief Spend Compared Between Two Regimes
Minister Mr Dunningham notes 11 026773 available for unemployment relief since Stevens Government. He states Lang Government allocated only 1 920 420 for relief works in eighteen months, arguing the present administration did all it could to ease unemployment.
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Bydney
Gold Clauses Bill Aims to End Gold Payments in Mortgages
The Legislative Assembly considers a measure to remove gold clauses from mortgages. Justice Minister Martin introduced the bill, arguing rapid gold price rises and historical use of gold currency. The bill would apply retroactively to existing mortgages but not to future loans, citing U.S. and Australian practice as context.
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Atoney
Wednasday
Legislative Assembly
Miniter For Justice
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Martin
Infantile Paralysis Hereditary Questioned at Harvard
Researchers at Harvard investigate whether infantile paralysis is hereditary. Dr Linyd Aycock leads a study with new revelations and potential genetic links under review at the university.
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Bobton
Tweed
Linyd Aycock
Marvard University
Mortgage disputes over currency and contract terms
A discussion centers on a loan of £10,000 secured by property later sold for £90,000. Mortgagees demand repayment near the original advance in gold currency while parties debate currency equivalence and government policy. A minister notes conflicting views on upholding contractual obligations versus altering contracts, highlighting a case of repudiation concern.
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Martin
Lang
Buddhist Plea May Halt Shanghai Meat Supply
Buddhist petition seeks a seven day ban on meat for rain relief as a drought grips Che ng and Miangeu provinces. Unprecedented heat hits Shanghai with temperatures near 100 degrees and rice prices rising. city leaders face clash with government decree on religious observances.
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Cheng
Miangeu
Shanghai
Licensing of Betting Facilities in Canberra Deputation
A Canberra deputation urged Mr. J A Perkins to intervene with Interior and legal authorities over illegal bookmaking. Members Sam Menara W Mitchell P topgeast and R Malosey pressed for Tasmanian and South Australian model legislation, noting Canberra prosecutions and asking for action. Mr Perkins promised to refer the issue to the Attorney General’s Department.
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Act of
Canberra
Br. Parkina
Attorney
Gandhi Fast To Expiate Injury To Rival Leader
Calcutta dispatch notes Gandhi plans a seven day fast to expiate injury to a rival leader while reports say Sir Bran Ley Jackson may gain a place on the team for Leslie Wignall. Details include tributes from pallbearers Ponaford and McCabe as the tour faces delays and unrest around the Ajmer scene.
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Sory
Bran
Ley Jackson
Leslie
Wignall
Schedile
Ponaford
McCabe
Calcutta
Gandhi Annonness
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England
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Furing & Eculfie
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O'Reilly Saves Test At Manchester In Slow Draw
Special AP report from Manchester recalls O'Reilly's bowling and batting heroics halting England as the test drifts to a cautious draw. England's bowlers faltered amid heat while Chipperfield, O'Reilly, and Wallnoble steadied Australia’s resistance. Brown’s duck gave a late lift before the match faded to an end.
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O'Reilly
Tle
England
Reiding
Chipperfield
Wall
Australia
Hachting
Thera
Semds
Anders
Agland
Wysit
Chapman
Jardine
Cold Science
Jgsther
Autre Faldeman
Auch
Audi
Ivan Tought
Aakler
Gare
Brown
Mayland
French Prize for Air Race Leader
A garbled report mentions a race leader in an air competition with references to London and Melbourne. The text is severely corrupted, but hints at a prize event and a possible fatal or violent note tied to the race proceedings. No clear names, dates, or locations are extractable.
USA Wheat Harvest Conditions July 1 Report
July 1 weather notes indicate harvest conditions across wheat belts with reports of damp fields and picking delays. Weather patterns affect grain quality and farm schedules as crews adapt to wet conditions and heat.
Chipperfield In Hospital for Week Mancht 81er
Dr Sutherland, superintendent of Monaah Fever Bowell, expects Kip Pax to remain in hospital a few days longer due to throat infection and possible contagious risks. Officials warn of lingering illness among players and rehearse safety before Kip Pax can rejoin the team.
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Mancht
Dr. Sutherland
Vianares
Ghipperaaia
Br. Sutherland
Kippax
Unlicensed Radio prosecutions in Canberra
Canberra debates reveal 84 unlicensed sets found by the Postmaster General’s department with 34 cases resulting in prosecutions. Four cases were waived, two by authority of the Director General due to poor circumstances. Public interest grows as inspectors worked in Canberra and many licences were issued.
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Hana
Derbyshire Dismissed for 145 as Beling Sparking Five Wickets
Derbyshire bowled out for 145 with Beling taking five wickets in a tense Chesterfield match. Australia fielded in heat, omitting Grimmett and O’Riley for the first time on tour. Wall opened with a maiden, then two more wickets fell, McCabe and McCabe key catches, as Micheling claimed 3 for 14. Fords and Storer improved scoring late, Jackson and Platt contributing, but Australia’s bowling kept control through lunch and beyond.
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Austratix
Grimmett
Ube Toms
Smith
Predley An
Howlars
Skinner
McCabe
Micheling
Jackson
Plattwood
Plettwold-Smith
Fords
Mowadays
Storer
Une
OeRevaHiNE First Innings Summary
In the innings Alderman and McCabs contribute notable scores while Mbaling Townsend and Mbaling are dismissed. Hurdles arise as wickets fall, including Jackson and Worthington, with Elliott bowled by Darling. Tea adjournment ends play with total yet to be determined.
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Mbaling Townsend
Mbaling Wu Am
Mlarer
Belting
Bombay
Hnner
McCabe
Wealing Jackson
Prisoner Escape At Crewell Sanatorium Reported
Melbourne police report a prisoner escape from Crewell Sanatorium near Most Parn. The escaped inmate, named Fairhurn and Puller among others, prompted appeals for public help as authorities pursue the fugitives amid mentions of a London background and disrupted proceedings.
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Melbourne
George Fairhurn
Allan Puller
Pantridge
Parn Vehercas
Marrturn
Hendnes London
Tiewlay
Fot Hines
Warwick
Manary
Whitch
Marans Barwood
Palrburn
Dows
Tor Hiarmisc
Debate on Ship Subsidies in Commons Reflects Economic Strategy
In the Commons a debate on shipping subsidies unfolds as Cripps argues subsidies hint at state ownership. Sir Herbert Samuel blasts subsidies as poor use of Exchequer funds while urging direct Dominion cooperation to curb foreign subsidies. Runciman cites imperial aims to boost world economy and Dominion collaboration, noting prior conference results show Nordic and associated nations readiness to cooperate.
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House of Commons
Stafford Cripps
Aleutian
Ambour
Herbert Bamual
Runciman
Britain
Msi Sng Ee Watco
Sm International
Cal Norway
Bredee
Denimse
HOF Land
Lost at Sea Strathaird Liner Inquiry Delayed
A fragmented report describes a maritime incident involving the liner Strathaird with a person named Ademark Jeaye and a fifty five year old victim. The inquiry and evidence are provisional and the manner and cause of the disappearance could not be determined.
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Strathaird
Ademark
Anothher Bony
Railway Union Issues New Log Of Claims
The Railway Union released a new log of claims detailing wage increases and benefits demands. The document outlines proposed raises, improved health coverage, and overtime rules as the union seeks to bargaining table negotiations with employers.
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Railway Union
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