Opposition Proposes Four Million Pound Expenditure Cut
The Opposition led by Mr Latham urges a government move to cut expenditure by about four million pounds. The proposal targets the Defence and other spending items, aiming to reduce total outlay by 4,000,000, aligning with 1424.2 levels to curb employment disruption. The Prime Minister expressed interest in the idea but noted the only item clearly named was the proposed £4,006,000 reduction, which would not match the target.
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Bcullin
Miterring
Latham
Tivew
Speeilir
Fwoich
Malarien
Page Demands Sacrifice From Government Leaders
The text reports Dr. Page demanding sacrifice and criticizing the Page Government for wealth claims and government contributions. It cites Heullin and Pare as figures in a tense exchange about financial facts and state authority. The piece notes constitutional limits and revenue concerns shaping the dispute.
Opposition Fights Economy in Commons Charge
Debates reveal opposition charge of duplicity as Mr Scullin’s government defends ex penditure policy. Members discuss abolition of commissions, wartime costs, and annual expenditure while tracing shifts in funding from defence and migration policies to civilian programs.
Fragmented Text Summary in Noisy OCR Passage
A noisy OCR fragment references international entities and rights in New Zealand, mentioning intelligence and publication context. The readable content is limited and lacks clear events, dates, or named subjects to accurately summarize a specific action or outcome.
Will Shearers Strike A.W.A Conference On Saturday
Workers across several districts mull a 20 percent wage cut as shearers threaten a general stoppage potentially crippling wool exports. The A W U Federal Executive meets in Melbourne to decide action while graziers insist sheep will be shorn and production will continue under the award if possible.
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Sydney
A.W.U
Melbourne
Australia
Graziers, Association
F. H. Tout
Tour
Tyran
Bmdale
Nyngandis
Nelyamnine Sutton
Racial Clash Turns Violent in Bengal Calcutta Turnday
Partisan clashes over two months in Bengal escalated into deadly violence. Mob attacks at Kinhuregid and nearby areas resulted in multiple deaths, injuries, and arrests as police opened fire and later cleared several villages.
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Calcutta
Moab
Mundem
Bae
Australians Earn Moral Victory With Draw In Leeds Test
London reports say the Australians pressed for victory but a draw loomed as play resumed. McCabe and Hammond pushed for runs while Grimmett and Chapman checked England. Attendance rose but the effort yielded a moral win for Australia, with an unsettled Oval finish anticipated.
England Relies On Grimmett Waiting To Save Follow On
English innings at Leeds shows Grimmett dominant with 80 minutes of strong bowling and seven fours. Hobbs and Beckett open for England, but Grimmett claims key breakthroughs, keeping Australia hopeful as England trails by 42 with one wicket in hand and follow-on looming. The day highlights tense bowling, risky singles, and field reversals amid poor light and a wary crowd.
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Hammond
Merabe
Grimmett
Hamamnd
Chapman
Wail
Hite Temmat
McCabe
Hayamond
Oladeld
Aidu
Grimmett Din
Bmdiny
Hiz Pada
Tate
Fay
Hobbs
w'Beckett
Ally
Grimmett Herd
Bradman
Jackson
England
Grtaumet
Hornbrook
Tyldesley Wan
Porsky Ing
Orimmert
Sale
Mupmipeuck
Leeds
O. Epoll
Steleas
Bebina
Fngteyd
Hobbe and
Sutcliffe
Fercely
Wall
Beckett
Hubbe
Grimimettnrat
Hobba
Autelitte
PP Sutontis
Lueatiripa
Stadmen
Auiot
Gyarynet
Hammond Almoet
Digjo
Outapion
Toel Ce
Mleely
Alexander Wonther
Saver
Oedicul
Gene
Ajscarien
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Duleepainbjt
Duleenainnyi
Atx
Butelifts
Mawinely
Cailipx
Duleapelohl
Spain
Momibrook
Edinburgh Test Cricket Match Report Odd Fragments
Fragmentary report from an Edinburgh match describes Austra Woodiey, Bhi, and Beouand in middle play. Key moments include Grimmett bowling outcomes, Hammond’s brief innings, Sutcliffe’s steady defense, and a late draw push as England wrestled toward the final score.
Transfer of Patents Office Comment by Minister for Home Affairs
The Minister for Home Affairs will comment on October 1 regarding the transfer of patent office matters. Officials indicate the move aims to streamline procedures and clarify jurisdiction under the Marks Branch.
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Minister For Home Affaire
Marks
Officials Bound By Court Officials Bound By Court
Melbourne remarks by general secretary of the AWE COM are quoted as stating the pastoral inquiry has suffered from discouraging ease in the past two months due to cold weather. The president of the Alimatens Association notes limited district responses after a year of Arouane, with drought affecting clip and wool prices averaging low.
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Rydney
AWE Com
Melbourne
Arouane
Wales
Frayeidiers
Revised Budget Protests Prompt Federal House Review
A large meeting urged both houses to seek public meto and Cor revision of the Nudgee and Jhulel for greater authority. A committee of primary producers would guide policy, with Canberra costs cited at £1,000 for tulips before Parliament.
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Bynney
Nudgee and
Jhulel
Huuviery
Huniead
Chatman Chamber
Commerce
Canberra
Australians in London offer a grim discussion of stars
The report reviews Australian cricket figures Grimmett and Bradman in London, noting critics split on leadership and unification. It highlights Grimmett’s influence, Rooglyity and Havelinnatah’s roles, plus the young players' rising prominence and the search for steady form amid ongoing contention.
Reduction In Salaries Of Members NOVAK
Unclear government debate notes a proposal to cut member salaries and avoid increases. The document references the Parliament and the administration, with mention of a Taxuunian context and a ministerial examination.
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Novak Weduenany
Opera
Tne
Taxuunian
Adivermnent
Tvdiew
Wolarien
Mlinietyrn
Amd
Pastoral Conditions Reply to Mr Grayndler
Sydney Wadnanday report shows the Grastere Association president addressing Mr Grayndler about union duties under a court order. The union faces possible penalties up to 400 pounds or seven months imprisonment for noncompliance and may be unable to assist the strike.
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Sydney
Wadnanday
HUE
Union OF Merciaie
Victorian Support For Lower Salaries
Melbourne reports a view debate where officials support reducing wages. The discussion centers on fiscal policy and potential savings for government funds.
Bank Bill Select Committee Sits Saturday
The Select Committee 1 to sit on Saturday will convene in the present room to consider the Conceal Reserve Daw Run. Any person desiring to be considered for the committee should apply under the chairmanship of Bir William Clargows.
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Helene
Bovate
William
Taxation Fraud Revelations To Come
Sydney reports new disclosures in a case alleging hunts of tax schemes aimed at city business circles. Alleged fraud connected to a government department involves an amount around £40,000 amid financial credence doubts and commercial chatter.
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Sydney
Hunte
Wage Cuts Debated by Industrial Court Ruling
The Queenland Industrial Court announced a tentative August 1 wage adjustment of 6d and a review after October on major rates. The court signaled possible changes to adult rates and hours, aiming to prevent broader wage reductions while considering extended hours and weekly work limits.
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Bydney
Queenaland
Webb
Syang Tuto
Tax changes and queries raise agency duties concerns
A string of questions in parliament examined proposed tax measures including primage duty exemptions for phosph rock and items for primary producers. Members pressed for clarity on exemptions and administration amid rapid fiscal review.
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Horn of Representatives
Riley
Duns
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