Cahill urged to change state's bank
The electorate backs a parliamentary inquiry into the Australian banking system as Labour circles call for funds and associated bodies to be deposited with the Commonwealth and Federal ALP. Prospect County Council absorbs electricity duties, while Campbell criticizes multiple bank overdrafts and argues for unified banking. Industrial observers expect banking to be a major issue in Parliament.
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Baulkham
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Uae
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A.L.P. Annual
Sydney Town Hall
Labour Party
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Central Bank
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Graziers Die in Tiger Moth Crash Off Victor Harbour
Bodies of graziers Harry Sheridan 42 and George Sheridan 37 and David Sheridan 37 from Hindmarah Tier were found in a wrecked Tiger Moth at a cliff near Victor Harbour. Police believe another man Owen McDouglas Coplay 81 of Adelaide had drowned earlier. rescue teams recovered one body and searched the site after a gusty wind drove the plane onto rocks.
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Victor Harbour
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George Sheridan
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Hindmarah Tier
Vietor Harbour
Enteso
Kothera
Body in Trunk Linked to Fictitious Name in Gruesome Death
Police seek to identify a middle aged man found shot and crammed in a trunk. A nationwide alert followed two unidentified men who sent the trunk to a railway express office. The corpse was later identified as James F. Malloy, a 53 year old Philadelphia painter, via fingerprint comparison with federal files.
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P.-Reuter
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Los An
James F. Malloy
Philadelphia
Washington
Malloy
U.S. Navy
Asian Flu Not Confirmed In New South Wales
Public health officials in Sydney say confirmation of Asian influenza in NSW is not expected before Thursday. No definite cases are proven, with 214 of 487 pupils absent from a Brisbane school due to illness. An outbreak at Wacol camp near Brisbane reports 117 trainees in hospital with no serious illness.
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Thursda
Wallace
Influenza Virus Catholic School
Brisbane
Department of Health
Nsw
Walter and
Eliza Hall
U and Eliza Hall Institute
Wacol
National’ Service
Army
Queensland
Increase Of 60 Per Cent In Migrants From U K
Personal nominations of British migrants in the first six months of this year totalled 16 186, up from 10 146 in the same period last year. The rise marks a 60 percent increase. The report cites ministerial remarks and references to Australian states.
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U.K
No Asian Flo In ACT Update From Serum Lab
Fragments note throat wash samples sent to Serum Lab for testing and technical notes reference ACT procedures. The text mentions a bilingual phrase and indicates ongoing laboratory handling without clear outcomes.
Express Driver Blamed After 100 Injured In Train Crash
A ministerial statement reported by the inquiry board says no defect was found in locomotive 4202 or the Ws house. The report rejects jimbotage as a cause and blames the guard and attendant for delaying emergency braking.
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Enticknap
Board of Inquiry
Ws House Bane
Judge Simpson's Son Injured In Highway Crash
A serious accident on the Hume Highway near Berrima involved Judge Simpson's son. He was reportedly travelling alone and suffered facial and chest injuries with eye danger. no other persons were harmed in the collision.
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Judge Simpson
Jumtive Simpsons Bow
Hume Way
Berrima
Typhoon Wendy Forces Hong Kong Ships to Shelter
Open sea ventures halted as Wendy approaches. Other vessels head to shelters or buoyed positions in Hong Kong harbor amid precautionary measures.
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Hong Kong
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