Northern Australia policy results firm after six months
Report notes six months of work on the Northern Australia policy, with officials insisting the scheme would not deny others access to lands. Officials stress development aims and no link to defense policy, while critics accuse the plan of biased impact and incorrect assumptions about Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Australia
Aranns
Mosier
Ogyeran Nak
Feline
Adr
Perkins
Australia
Moe
Ian
Pray
Aseimse
Japan
Britain and Australia debate empire investment policy
Britain faces questions on inviting catered investment and imperial development in reports from London and Sydney. Leaders argue over a plan to fund a new imperial venture, balancing Dominion involvement with national control, while transport minister Framer signals caution against chartered company domination. The discussion centers on strategic planning for future migration and territory development in the Merthers Territory and Northern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Asermant
Framer
Country Party
Naw
Sera Parte
Australia
Ter- Wey
Larlity
Canberra Enlarged Vote Denied in Canberra Budget Debate
Attorney General Mr Latham said it was difficult to understand amendments aimed at spending £300000 yearly on Canberra. Government weighs racecourse sport ground and showground with a 40000 impact over years. War Memorial plan would advance 23000 with 37000 later, no Joan use this year, and rent and safe keeping savings projected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melnourne
Latham
Canberra
Ma Trust Fund
Australian War Memoria Board
Besches
Canberts
Davis Cup prospects loom as Britain faces strong Australia
London reports say England may lose singles as Vines and Allison underperform against Woods and Shields. Liz may concede doubles to Taft and Van Ryn while Australia’s Crawford and Quist face Turnbull. Parigi coverage notes triangular matches with Batoh and Nuno both winning, Kirbys team edging Farquharson in tight finishes.
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London
Wallis Myers
Daily Telegraph
Vines
Allison
Woods
Shields
England
Allizon
Liz
Taft
van Ryn
Vint
Turnover tax harms racing licence revenue in 2001
The turnover tax on racing licenses has reduced revenue, replacing the winning bore tax. In 2001-22 the winning bore tax produced £204,200, while the turnover tax led to a large drop in revenue, undermining fund earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidnet
Federal Surplus Not For States Melbourne Monday
The Attorney General Mr Latham argues for reducing the federal taxation burden to cut the accumulated deficit. He notes since 1829 federal taxes have risen by over 12.6 million annually and hopes restraint now could enable tax relief next year for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Conymor
Aries
Latham
New Zealand Dairy Produce Board explores export levy
The Dairy Produce Board has received London reports from the Importers Association on marketing controls for New Zealand dairy exports. The board considers proposals to levy exports as part of marketing oversight.
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Auckland
Mongay
Dairy Prodios Board
Importers Association
London
Inge
Une
New Zealand
Insiie
Parliament to move to Government House plan for cathedral
Discussions among government officials and contractors propose transferring Parliament to Government House and renovating Admiralty House as the Governor's residence. Admiralty House is being prepared with rooms to be added while remaining unoccupied for several months. Structural changes are expected to convert Government House into Parliament House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydney
St. Andraw'n
Government House
Admiralty House
Howe
Move toward labour unity faces renewed talks
Booney reports on possible new steps as Mr Scullin arrives to reopen negotiations between the Federal and State Labour Parties in a bid to achieve unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booney
Mr. Scullin
Turnover and tax figures from 1983 tax period report
The record notes turnover tax for the year 1983 amounting to £14,068 and totalizer tax changes. It compares losses and gains to the previous year, detailing wining bets tax and racrourme adminion tax adjustments. It cites operation months and totals such as 1103,492 feet and 137,307 for the year’s activities.
Murder Trial at Dalby Over Well Body Evidence
London court heard details of a murder case in which a man is accused of killing Constable Dor and putting his body in a well. Witnesses described clothing clues and body parts found, with a detective recounting the Montreal connection and the hearing adjourned to a later date.
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Toowoomda
Manany
Percy Claude Airs
Criminal Court
Wae
London
Stomtay
Wankel
E&t
Gangral Halto
Rorveant Corbett
Thalaul
New South Wales women’s golf title held at Kensington
In a Sydney race for the New South Wales women’s golf championship at Kensington Links, V. Webert and P. Byaney won with a score of 108. Partners Penny and L Latobere supported the effort as finalists, while other details were garbled in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mre
V. Webert
P. Byaney Deus
Scott Championaie
Kensington Links
Mise L. Latobere
English Tennis Team Invitation To Australia
The Lawn Tennis Association Council unit Loehéerow considers inviting a British team to Australia. Youdale, manager of the Australian Davis Cup team, hopes for acceptance. Crawford and McGrath will certify in the Birkenshed tournament this week. Turnbull and Guist are at Hayrow.
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London
Lawn Tennis Association Council Unit
Loehéerow
Australis
Rte
Youdale
Davis Cu
Crawford
McGrath
Sertipate
Turnbull
Guist
Confidence Men Swap Gold for Notes in Australian Agent Scam
Dr F L Kochhar of British New Guinea, visiting Australia, handed over £150 to two men claiming to exchange for gold and Bog Ash notes. He later found the promissory note folded and sought gold from Treasury officials. The two men disappeared. one chased but escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
F. L. Kochlar
New Gainea
Australia
Public Works Department
Athy
Treasury
Kochhar
British harvest best for ten years in Britain
The Mericuttural writer of The Deity Axprese cave says British farmers are likely to have the best harvest in ten years. A test of 1,800,000 acres sown shows wary prep for the Wheat Act guarantee. Yield expected to be slight, averaging about four acres per quarter?
Tariff proposal on Australian galvanised iron and steel
A suggestion to the Tariff Commission proposes a 25 percent duty on Australiana galvanised or plain black iron and unworked steel. It notes New Zealand products enter Britain free but are dutiable in Australia, while Australian iron enjoys free entry in New Zealand.
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Wellington
Tariff Commission
New Zealand
Britain
Australia
Meenas for butter export levy proposed
The article notes a proposal requiring Mgonia to contribute a levy not exceeding a limit, plus a box of butter and a box of cheese for promotion purposes. It outlines the intended financial and material support connected to export activities and promotional efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgonia
Mavertiaimg
Bid for Liberty on Kreuser Aboard Monterey
A degraded report notes Kreuser attempted escape while being deported from Auckland aboard the Monterey. He allegedly removed wedges from a porthole and planned to swim ashore if not discovered, after previously eluding capture on a prior voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Kreuser
Auckland
Sydoey
Maripona
Monterey
Victorian Floods Hit Melbourne Roughly At Bhapparton
Flooding in the Gouburn River around Melbourne leaves two rams marooned since Thursday. Cattle are moved to higher properties as the river nears critical levels but no further rise is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Gouburn
Bhapparton
Ax & Ramit
Horses Rescued From Snow Trench Near Melbourne
In Melbourne a number of horses were trapped in a snow trench at Mt. Hatham. One horse died during the weekend rescue, and two horses were saved. Recovery efforts have continued since discovery, but the task proved difficult and ongoing after the initial findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mt. Hatham
Meers Seeks to Set Aside Bankruptcy Notices
Application before Judge Gukin in the Bankruptcy Court by Vivian Brawat Meers for Mendoora to set aside bankruptcy notices. Evidence showed creditor Helen Luckie secured the notices for a farm rent, but Justice Stree earlier granted stay under the Fermars' Relief Act. Judge Lakin ordered Luckie to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gukin
Vivian Brawat Meers
Mendoora
Helen Luckie
Justice Stree
Fermars
Jude Lakin
Luckie
Toll of malaria hits million Hindus in three months
Calcutta dispatch reports a government study for the three months of 1927 indicating about 1,600,000 people in British India contracted malaria. The toll in that period was estimated at 700,000 deaths, with most deaths attributed to malaria and related fevers.
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Calcutta
Beitlahndla
Govvernment
Martes
Festus Tower
Layin
Broken Rails Derailed Train Report in Cold Weather
Railway derailment at Bathurst causes delays as Commissioner Garside notes broken rails scattered near the line. In extremely cold weather, safety concerns rise and investigations begin into the fault and required repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Mondag
Wewe Lithgow
Garside
Fagulite
Aireukages
Bank Officers Discuss Award for Bank Employee
The Conciliatian Commissioner opened the session to hear an application by the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney for an award for bank employee. After a lengthy discussion on the matter, the question remained unresolved and portended further talks. The Commissioner will make another effort to reach an agreement between the parties on Thursday.
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Hydney
Concuiathan Comminatomer
Honwond
Cimmercial
Mydney
Vnes
Industria
Death by Scalding In Newtown Baby Fatally Scalded
A baby, Dulcie Puliey, died after a kettle of boiling water toppled over her at her parents’ Newtown home. She and other children were nearby when the accident occurred, causing severe scalding injuries that proved fatal.
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Sydney
Dulcie Puliey
Newtown
Antlind
Alove
Queanbeyan Relief Work Announces Opening Amid Aid Delays
The municipal relief program in Queanbeyan announces the sixth game of men to receive employment. Applications for current work RaW AN IniiroaR will commence today and continue through Thursday. The relief effort aims to place men with employment and provide ongoing support.
Abductor Caught Near Campine Home
A patrol report states a man abducted a child from a Campine yard and was pursued by police. Officers overtook the suspect within minutes and a charge of abducting the child was preferred.
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Campine
Oxford Movement Centenary Celebration Besieged by Rain
Rain drenched fifty thousand attend the White City Stadium centenary service ending the Oxford Movement rites in London. Hymn numbers replace betting figures as a Protestant Alliance protest kite drifts above the crowd while police guard outside. One bishop gives final blessing amid thunder as drenched priests endure the downpour.
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London
White City
England
Protestant Alliance
Colombo
Mission of Peace Italian Armada at Chicago
General Balbo delivers a message signaling a peace mission as the Italian air armada arrives in Chicago. Officials await details of the voyage and its diplomacy, with civic leaders planning ceremonies and coverage of the visit.
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Chicago
Mallen Air Minister Balbosaya at World Fair
The report describes General Balbosaya arriving in Chicago for the world fair celebrating a century of progress. It notes his voyage across the ocean and the machines surpassing expectations. The piece mentions the public’s lack of awareness of the immense strain the men endured during the event.
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London
Mallen Air
Balbo
No Interview For Mr Gandhi In Calcutta Report
The Viceroy has refused to grant Mr Gandhi an interview. The text notes difficulties in air travel and refueling, with references to Atlantic routes and dangerous conditions from mist and ice. It mentions global reception and optimism about peaceful progress in human conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Mr. Gandhi
Italian Air feat surpasses world records at Chivaxo
The aviation correspondent reports a remarkable Italian air feat at Chivaxo with a homogeneous squadron of large flying beams. Each unit carried an immense payload enabling a 600 mile mission and return without refuelling. A hunter from Taree pursued an animal incident as Richard Mali moved eight miles away.
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London
Daily
Triumph
Air
Chivaxo
Lion Mtery
Taree Kydney
Richard Mali
Taree
Hal
Conversion Loan Success Assured for Australia
The Daily Telegraph financial writer says Australia’s overseas loan conversion is achievable as budgetary and trade balances improve. A price rise aids the shift, and the new security is seen as attractive to investors. The Daily Mail credits Australia for steadfast payments amid difficulties.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Australia
Commonwealth
Dally Emerard
Rush to Marry Hitler Loan Scheme Across Germany
Berlin reports a mass rush of young women seeking to marry to access Hitler's new loan scheme. Loans of 1,000 to 3,000 marks can be exchanged for furniture and household goods, repayable at 1 percent monthly, with a quarter forgiven for each child born within eight years. The policy aims to restore women to childbearing and departure from industry, with projected widespread labor shifts and tax changes in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hitler
Interna
17 Murdered by Nazis in Koe penig Atrocities
The article reports a revolt and the killing of 17 individuals in Koe penig. It notes the body of laborer Stelling and ten other bodies later recovered from the river, with further victims believed missing or dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uno Nasl
Koepenig Int Wool
Stelling
Nazi Menaces to Austria on Anti-Austrian Remonstration
An anti-Austrian protest at Fernfriden on the Austrian Tyrol frontier quotes the Bavarian Interior Minister Horr Wux av asserting German spirit will triumph in Austria. He warns Austria awaits collapse before allowing Neale to wield power and says Germany will rise to victory, with the world moved by German methods.
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Fernfriden
Austrian-Tyrol
Horr Wuxav
Austria
Neale
Hitlat
Germany
Heald
Whimsical OCR Note on 1982 83 Season Wool Value
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a note about the 1982 83 season and wool value. The legible bits mention a season, a record, and wool valuation though details are garbled and unclear.
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