Proposals to Subdivide NSW Country Movement Plans
Sydney reports outline plans to divide New South Wales into three units at United Country Movement conference. A committee will draft details while a state sub-committee works on new aims. Upper House referendum timing, railways, and federal unit questions dominate discussion with leaders Hardy and Barry Hicks addressing delegates.
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Sydney
New South Wales
United Country
Brummer
Gok
Bam
J . Earle Page
United Country Movement
Hvid
Diam
Riverina
Myoar-Bouth
New England
Androm
Newcastle
Fydiry
Mhole Blake
Benator Charles Hardy
U.C.M
Benator Hardy
Mont Imericht Aner
Ting
Amniuuse
Boundatles Comum
Federal Country Party
Barry Hikeds
Australia
Prendoh
Broxner
Tment
Cabinirt
Rar
Educerion
Mtr
Reummond
Uahinutus
Bruaner
Bydney Wan Bwremondone
Thormour
Parliament Cabinet Meeting Deliberates Budget Proposals
A Fedora Cabinet meeting discussed budgetary proposals with ministers present including Lynne, Green, Sy Mawkery, and Verkine. No decisions were reached, and the next Cabinet session is slated for July 27. Attorny General de fathom and others arriving July 26 will attend the ensuing discussions on Hatridget.
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Miniatera
Une Bein
Lynne
Muray Green
Migiase
Commerce
Sy Mawkery
Lund
de Fathom
Genvva
Mefhouene
Subdivision Plans For New South Wales Conference
The minister Brummond unveiled proposed multi division boundaries for Queensland and Western districts with three units. Northern and Central State lines defined, Southern State to follow central boundary. Subdivision aims to shift railway control from Federal to state oversight and center future development around New England.
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Baty
Qae
MM Brummond
Totowa
Wentern
Canbrough Wioctorate
Kewtern
Bungater
Nerul Point
New England
Hewin
Nowenalle
Marth
Cam Aps
Mrhiuy
Alainite
Australian Stocks Rise in Sydney Amid Budget Talk
In Sydney on Wednesday Australian stocks surged as discussions of governmental finances dominated the scene. Reports indicate trimmed expenditures and anticipated deficits, with projections citing a shortfall of £8,000,000 and partial funding through past surpluses, while the government prepares a draft plan to balance the year’s budget.
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Commonwealth
Amy Asmiabance
Nazi spokesmen rally as Lausanne talk sparks protests
In a tense town scene, Mere Goebbels addressed a crowd and accused Communists of instigating unrest. Nazis then moved to a nearby field, where soldiers reportedly ordered a ceasefire and engaged in further actions.
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Bemlin
Hitler
Mere Goehbel
Wtagen
Vho
Lausanne
Naga
British duties twenty per cent on Irish produce
A Treasury order announces a 20 percent ad valorem duty effective July 15 on imports from the Free State including live animals butter eggs cream bacon poultry and game and other meats. Exports shown to have entered the Free State in the same condition as when exported are not charged.
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London
Treasury
Free State
No Action Stirs Irish Governor Controversy
The Irish Governor General Hilgek McNeill faces opposition as Irish independence voices urge restraint amid diplomatic strain. McNeill refuses to back down, while cabinet debates possible formal action before his term ends next week. De Valera anticipated to send protest only after word from cabinet.
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Dunlin
Irihh
Hwane Punt
Hilgek McNoull
Te Adda
McNeill
Engume
le Valera
Tity Majuniy
McNeilh
de Valera
Cabinet approves £1,000,000 relief works plan
Premier Stevens announces cabinet has set aside one million pounds for immediate unemployment relief in metropolitan and rural districts. Funds will be managed by the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage and start Monday under Public Works supervision as officials finalize country works details. Minutes note ministers will represent the government in the impending program rollout.
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Bydney
Mr. Stevens
Public Works Department
Tarlient
Faleur
Wool Prices Rise at London Sales Amid keen competition
In London on Wednesday at the wool sales prices hardened due to strong home and foreign demand. Merinos advanced 1 to 15 percent over June closing rates, greasy crossbreds and slips up 15 to 20 percent.
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London
Senate Amendments Rejected by Dail in Oath Bill Row
Dublin reports turmoil as the Dail rejects Senate amendments to the Oath Bill. Debates turn heated after Mr De Valera accuses government of dishonesty, sparking calls for withdrawal and a wave of protests within the chamber.
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Senate
DAIL
Dublin
Due
Driftinay
Ratty Piacoa Iy
de Vaierenald
de Valera
Fitzgerald
Huecerald
de Valera Nfeved
Kneaker
Enter Thy Pail
Untitled Invitation for Advisory Committee Roles
Vaunelt and a panel of gentlemen have been invited to accept positions in the Australian workers and farm aid committees. The council plans a meeting on Monday to discuss a proposal aimed at stimulating industry, extending public works, and promoting central development with the goal of permanent employment.
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Lily Vate
Plewon
Waitong
Wentworm
Vaunelt
He Fraser
Ranger
Narcott
A.B. Berg
Muckland
Neciqary
Vale Metin
Farmery Aid Sivauiera
Counell
AL Wit
Currency debate at Imperial Conference prompts farmer protest
Ottawa reports Ontario farmers threaten a declaration to demand dollar linkage with Labour tenders as protracted currency discussion looms at the Imperial Conference. Tension grows after farmers protest over invitation exclusion from rovaiana Labour discussions.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Knuth
Country Women Golf Map Shows City Wins
Country women faced city teams in two matches today with City No 1 defeating Country and City No 2 beating Country. Notable results include Pauling defeating Alan and Palmer besting Durr, with other bouts incomplete due to garbled text.
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Bydney
City Cam
City
City IL
Mine Pauling
Alan
Pravor
Canberew
N. Palmer
Dre
W. Durr
Cantierra
Millionaire's End Killed in Air Crash
Thomas Bala, a Czech Slovakian shoe magnate, died when his private aircraft crashed near Moravia. Flags flew at half-mast as word spread of his vast holdings across Czechoslovakia and Western Europe. Bala’s empire included factories producing shoes and contributing to wartime efforts, with an estimated 100000,000 crowns in previously held assets. He left a 18-year-old son in training and had planned a major expansion, but died at the scene with his pilot.
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Prague
Tueadey
Thomas Bala
Cxasha
Wien
Wan Eneay
Favtortea
Prancy
Swhteerling
Ana Nought
Tiliniry
Estigh
Chen
Carehaslovakia
Steeda
Eon
Belacho
Mation
Font
Hoaplel
Wage Tax Deduction Noted By Comptroller
The naslatant Comminioner at 'akan ion Mr Armstrong aid today that if dauctions the Unemblyment retlot taxation were not inde on amommneDd todasa with The dupartment laws yer sinimne could be made for refund of the money and if hone fide the sex partment would recurs the amount.
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Aydway
Wasthender
Akanion
Armstrong
Fruit machine bribery allegations before Royal Commission
Serious statements to the Royal Commission into fruit machine licenses in Sydney name ex ministers hospital officials and a premier. Mr Monahan KC outlined alleged bribery and collusion as the commission examined licenses and permits across New South Wales premises and installations.
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Sydney
Hospitale
Monahan
K.C
Royal Commission
Lang
Bribery Allegations Tie Hotel Fruit and Jackpot Machines to £8000 Promise
A long inquiry reveals a scheme to install gambling machines in hotels for three months with payments and commissions. Evidence shows cash payments to intermediaries, including £40 notes, aimed at securing hotel registrations and continued operation of machines amid police opposition.
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Wrook
Im Armitt
Luke Si Foe
Monahan Anid
Ca,ny
Seelire
Monahan
Crawwelh
Dntastive
Lydy Smith
Bird
Gosling
TR Polar
Monahan Nald Thi
Gunling
Chatty
Legislative Assembly
Tin
Hospitals and machines dispute stirs city debates
Negotiations with hospitals continue as proposals to permit gaming machines in city hotels surface. Officials discuss Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and hospital commissions, with Mr Monahan and Mr Love linked to efforts. The issue involves profit sharing, legality, and potential 200 machines, amid questions of ministerial authorization and past removals.
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Monahan Sakt Suk Kanithe
Smith
Anong
Honember
Hospitals Commission
Me. Tave
Royal
Empire Broadcasts Announce Unprecedented Somme Memorial Coverage
Empire broadcasts report unprecedented audience for Somme Memorial plan, aiming to wide distribution via Wales device on August 2. The effort targets Canada, Australia, and South Africa with a major international broadcast.
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Somme
London
Tuantay
Wales
Canada
Australis
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