Census to be taken end of June 1933 in Commonwealth
Commonwealth Government announces census will be taken at end of June 1933. Senator Manny Greene outlines costs, with about half for 000 collectors and rest for clerks and typists. About 15 000 reflectors to be employed briefly around census day. Applications through Federal district offices. preference to veterans.
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Commonwealth
Manny Greene
Statistician’s Department
Auatraili
Sedt
Insay Mattera
Grest Jc Eescern
Anid Pary
Depres
Ajno
Commonwealth Statistician
Gillin
Protemor Giblin
Femaio
Hoover Sets Policy on War Debts and Europe
The New York Times reports President Hoover informally told Senator Borah that the United States will not deal with European powers as a bloc. The administration sees no need for action over Europe forming a united front, while cautioning that existing pacts like the gentlemen’s agreement and Anglo French accord are politically overstated in France.
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New York
New York Times
Hoover
Leller
Borah
United Statve
Eirejon Genergy
Europe
United
Mavie M. Roerigt
France
Britain
Cancer research setback cited by London scientist
Mr Voronotr claimed the cancer research program had failed and decided to abandon the emirate project. He said four years were spent treating gas and chimpanzee cancers with limited human relevance, noting apes developed cancers while other aims remained unproven.
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London
Voronotr
Robbery sentences handed to two Melbourne men
In Melbourne on Friday General Bamiony sentenced Anaile Harold Clifford Pallamoptakne and Wandermeat Stewart Pettigrew to 19 years for robbery in company. They pleaded guilty to taking a brivale weapon and property from a proprietor aged 45. The court noted their prior records and conferred the sentence after plea bargaining.
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Melbourne
Anaile Harold Clifford Pallamoptakne
Wandermeat
Stewart Pettigrew
Generel Bamiony
Emel
Bavina
Sumer
Baying
Robvey
Charles Lindsay
Maret
Australian Rugby Team Aims for Decisive Test Victory
Australian captain Steinoart says the squad feels confident going into the deciding rugby test with England. The team seeks a strong performance after a tough series and aims to repeat their high level of play tomorrow at the venue.
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Rytney
Frida
Iar
England
Manny
the Maid
Jury Squaring Melhourne Case in Counterfeiting Trial
A juror dispute delayed the case as two jurors were discharged amid questions of bribery and improper influence. The judge postponed proceedings while investigations sought to determine if there was any improper conduct affecting the jury.
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Dily Sauaring
Nium Wwe
Horgjarnin WilliamsKei
Anzac Memorial Trust Sends Reply to Archbishop Sheehan
The Anzac Memorial Trust sent a reply to Archbishop Sheehan regarding the foundation and plans for memorial work. Officials including Premier Chr and the Mayor discussed objections and approvals, while proponents pushed to proceed with the project despite resistance from some council members.
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Anzac Memorial Trust
Sheehan
Champion Woman Golter of Victoria Triumphs
A fragmentary report notes Victoria based golfer Min Manu achieving a victory at a local champions event. The piece mentions Melbourne and Troyar, with scattered names and places, but the exact event and full results are not clear from the garbled text.
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Golter
Victoria
Opia
Troyar
Melbourne
Lyons Comments Tie Tariffs To Exchange Policy
Prime Minister Lyon stated his view yesterday that the exchange issue and tariff policy are linked in government thinking. He argued the government will not intervene in Commonwealth Bank actions and must protect the bank’s independence to serve the public interests.
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Lyon
Jyanvy
Tyona Ald
Paxo
Kematte
Lyons
Lyone
Dr. Page
English Team to Tour Australia After July Selection
London reports the annual cricket selection to tour Australia has been delayed until after the July 27 Lord’s test. The nucleus is understood to include Mathew, Hammond, Amen, and Du.
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London
Australia
Corde F
Matclfte
Hammond
Amen
Radium Missing From Sydney Hospital Reported
Radium worth about £3000 disappeared from Sydney Hospital. Officials are reticent and it is unclear if the loss is theft or misplacement. The absence was found more than a week ago and tracing efforts have failed.
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Bydney
Sydney
Australian team announced by high authority
London reports a high authority has officially named Wyatt Brown Robins Duckworth Sutcliffe Hammond Ames Voce and Duleepsinhji as the selections for Australia. The report lists the chosen players for the squad, indicating formal approval and forthcoming duties in matches and tours.
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London
Australia
Wyatt
Brown
Robins
Duckworth
Sutcliffe
Hammond
Ames
Voce
Duleepsinhji
Europe Moves Maly and Belgium Join London
A Britain led move reports Maly and Belgium aligning with London on postwar cooperation measures. The Foreign Office notes government statements and UK intent, amid broader talks with the United States and references to ministerial statements in Parliament.
Ottawa delegates land in Canada optimistic on Irish crisis
Britain and the Irish Free State move toward peace as Irish Labour Leader Norton travels to London with a settlement scheme. An invitation to Eamon de Valera to discuss points with Ramsay MacDonald follows a Downing Street conference. Norton proposed a four member tribunal with two British and two Irish nominees to avoid appointing an independent chair.
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London
Britain
Dublin
Norton
Victoria
New Zealand
Ottawa
Doimluion
Provinetal
Ehvle
Canada
Punta Emprese
Kom. Bruce
Ibwun
Macdonald
de Valera
Seeiaw
Eawler
Haritain
Wicondary Industrion
Indiatrie
Australia
Olawa
Me Couton
Dinegate
Vancouver
Hantt
Laake Labin
Downing Street hosts Labour leaders in bid for Irish settlement
In London downing street talks led by Prime Minister MacDonald with Lord Sankey and Labour figures Norton Lansbury Cripps and others discussed a potential settlement with Eamon de Valera. Norton proposed a court of arbitration and suspension of duties as talks began ahead of Ottawa meetings.
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London
Thurmiay
Downing Strest
Mr. MacDonald
Lord Sankey
Thomas Inekip
Mr. Lansbury
Labour
House of Commons
Wlafford Cripps
Arthur Pramas
Tang Aine Mek Shewer
Ipleh Labour Party
Norton
Unclear Sports Selection Report From Wollinformed Sources
A fragmentary note suggests Wyatt may be Viewcaptain to Jardine with Australia tours undecided. Wollinformed discuss possible inclusions no Alien and Woolley. The report also claims detectors were insufficiently labeled with Taynter.
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Wwepainnsl
Larwood
Voce
Duckworts
Wyatt
Jardine
Australia
No Alien
Woolley
Taynter
Indians Shine in English Cricket After Lord's Test
The Gentlemen of India and England dominated at Lord's with notable centuries by Nawab of Pataudi and strong bowling by Larwood, Tate, and Woolley. India’s top order showed resilience as Paynes and Waxman’s bowling pressured the English lineup, while Vora and Nawal faced praise for their efforts.
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London
India
Dutoepa
Australia
Putaud
Te Auier
Hiv Hurcoss
M.C.C
Indiana
Plum" Waener
England
Woolley
Parliament Minims Policy Debate Capped by Lyons Assertion
Mr Lyons pressed Dr Page to explain how he would relate his pension attitude toward taxation and policy before electors. He argued there is no middle ground between political control and expert control by lawfully constituted authorities. The government faces tariff debate with calls for reductions and potential amendments after tariff inquiries.
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Layone
Br Page Wold
Lyone
Commonwealth
Nn Ak
Page
Australia
Lyons
Pape
Tags
Mohe
Panny
Queanbeyan Hospital Board Refuses to Discuss New Policy
In a heated Queanbeyan Hospital Board meeting the medical staff request for discussion on remittance of non paying patients was rejected. Alderman Abrahams supported admittance of non payers, but opposition argued against reopening the issue for debate. The committee remained firm that the prior decision should stand and no further discussion occurred.
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Queaphayan
Nal
Feduti
Medis Eal Alate
Jermimion
Dlacuee
Abrahams
Gihia
Wabb
A. Ht
Col- Watt
Rebels Defeated Setback in Brazil
The British government today defeated Hao Tuula rebels on the borders of Rio de Janeiro state and moved to mobilize men money and munitions to quell the uprising. The government announced Hao was attacked from all sides and the navy secured coastal front. Rio de Janeiro lost meat vegetables and supplies relying on Sao Paulo.
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Rio DA Janeiro
Britah
Hao
Rio de Janeiro
Rao Paulo
Government Proposal to Councils in Sydney
Frida reports the government has contacted municipal and rural councils nationwide about a works program. It outlines handing over a contract for roll at works under £1,000,090 and borrowing from the Government at four per cent. The government hopes local bodies respond to the appeal and seek the loan.
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Sydney
Frida
Rollat
Work for 7300 Men in Sydney Metropolis Meeting
A special meeting of the Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Lali go council was held this afternoon to discuss work for 7300 men in Sydney. It aims to provide employment for 1800 workers and open avenues for continued labor.
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Sydney
Wriday
Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and
Laligo
Shearers at Work Defeat Communists in Sydney
Finany of the Australian Work Union claims communist efforts to create disruption among laborers were thwarted. About 2000 workers had gathered to protest in the state, with authorities reporting suspensions of transport act regulations easing shearer movements between sheds welcomed by officials.
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Sydney
Finany
Australian Work Union
I Falthy
Livre
Fort Mare
Provident
Hip
Irish Duties Emergency Bill Debate in Dublin
In a Dublin debate on the second reading of tariffs on British goods, Mr. Macentee argues the measure is self defense not retaliation. He says Britain fears arbitration on annuities and free state should seek alternative markets if necessary. Mulcahy calls for Valera to state policy. The session adjourns with a likely passage Monday as the Senate cannot amend.
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Dublin
Thuresey
Macentee
Ansious
Britain
Warratitt
Dever Ant
Biate
Mulcahy
Macantee
Valera
Treland
Man Killed in Gordon After Darkness Ambush
Alexander George Gheseer, living on Rds, was killed when he fired on intruders during a night attempt to rob his garden. He hid in a hut with a mussledonner gun and challenged two men. a back-shot injury ended in a fatality. Witnesses report no visible bruising beyond alleged kicks prior to doctors’ rounds.
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Alexander George Gheseer
Rds
Reed
Tergeent
Mop
Fragmented OCR News Note Near Shipyard Area
An incoherent OCR fragment references a processing attempt near a shipyard area with unclear details. It mentions people and events in garbled form, lacking verifiable names, dates, or places.
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Cancer Research
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Devas
Taney
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Walder
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Maly
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Lele
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Ifrench
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Fir
Buen Inkspeven
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Des Riv
Neville Chunbyriain
House of Commone
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United States
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MR. DE Valera
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Norton Te
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Tate
Vora
T Tate
Sume
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Weveman
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Queanbeyan Hospital
Gusanbeyan
Brazil
Gordon
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