Wet Canteens in the Territory Naval and Military Colleges
The Department of Home and Territories weighs the presence of wet canteens in the Federal Capital Territory at Jervis Bay and Duntroon and the status of naval and military forces for licensing. The issue centers on who may vote and reside within the Territory for one month, affecting election rules for members of the Royal Military College, Naval College, and other posts. The outcome hinges on the applicability of the Territory Acceptance Act and jurisdiction over Canberran residents and visiting personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Capital Territory
Jervis Bay
Duntreon
Department of Home and Territories
Ane
Bette
Deeia
Crete
Mt Jervis
Rome
Naval College Gaim
Royal Military Allege
Duntroan
Hoy Savil College
Wiervie Mus
Ter Mery
Cammensealth
Liguere
Llanefer
Phakespeare
Fawkner Street
Praddon
Commonwealth Loan Underwriters' Burden Report
Fragmented OCR text notes burdens on underwriting and treasury actions, referencing committees and authorities. The readable parts imply official financial oversight and policy discussion without clear events or dates. Further readable details are inaccessible in the fragment.
Police Force Efficiency Measures Reported in Sydney
An article notes discussions on policing efficiency with focus on fare, personnel, and patrol activities. It mentions ongoing measures and potential reforms while indicating preliminary results from recent initiatives and consultations. Further details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Federal Capital Commission Funds Set at 1.4 Million
The Chief Commissioner announced the commission’s funds for the current financial year total 1.4 million pounds. The note references allocations from telemonde receipts and arrears, with emphasis on development work and civil administration projects.
Britain Accepts Allied Peace Pact With Safeguards
In Parliament Sir Austen Chamberlain announced Britain would hand regions of Canada Australia and other dominions to the United States under the peace proposals with safeguards for British rights. Sir Alinton Chamberlain said the British reply would be published Friday. He noted no other treaty talks except the arbitral proposal to replace the Sia accord and said government consulted with the Dominions. The aim is a large and effective renunciation of war upon signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Clientertlain
Australia
United States
Britain
Alin Ton Chamberlain
Sia
Sr Ausln
London Doctor Comments on Clergy Cancer Mortality
A London doctor discusses clergy cancer mortality, contrasting Anglican and nonconformist groups with the general population. He notes Catholic priests and monks also showed notable death patterns, suggesting underlying factors linked to lifestyle or profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
London
Ronan Catholic Privat
Canadian Note on Renunciation In Brief Exchange
Vancouver dispatch reports that Canadian authorities handed the note regarding renunciation of wear to the United States Minister. The document will be published on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Min- Veter
Priday
Tragic Farmhouse Shooting And Arson Near Bendigo
Thomas Iker went amok at Jenortom near Bendigo firing on his wife and two others. Mrs Walker died in hospital after being shot and burned. Mr Manning and Mrs Manning died from burns. Thomas Walker's body found in a water tank after he allegedly shot himself. The house was destroyed. two children spared and taken to Bendigo. Police investigate motive and prior partnership dissolved weeks earlier.
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Trne
Thomas Iker
Jenortom
Pear Bendigo
Mra
Wal
Mix
Manning
Walker
Boon Pehbourmge Mariner
Hunt
Air
Meaning
Duck
Brie
Band i
Howe
Tendigo
Derry
Diuerton
Imwoolimaite
Mantning
Junorton
Homebush
Boort
Kennington
Endigo
Miners Fight Breaks Out at Welsh Federation Conference
At Llandudno Town Hall in Wales a chaotic scene erupted as Herbert Smith the Federation president clashed with Arthur Horner and other delegates. A scuffle in the public gallery involved Lanarkshire miners leaders and several York shire men. The confrontation ended with Smith reclaiming control and Horner restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Mineral Federation
Llandudno Town Hall
Carrarvonshire
Wales
Herbert Smith
Arthur Horner
South Wales
Cook
Horner
Smith
Nubby
Wille Allan
Lanarkshire
Yorkshire
Dee
Chad
Sydney Surgeon’s Views on Smoking and Cancer
A Sydney surgeon at the International Cancer Conference linked tobacco use to cancer risk and warned smokers to avoid risky habits. He argued many cancers stem from damaged teeth and urged moderation, cautioning against cigarette use and improper handling of cigarette ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gilbert Barling
Emukers
Signature Invitations To Paris
The State Department announces Mr Kellogg expects Frances within a week to invite interested governments to sign the pact in Paris. Kellogg will be unable to travel due to other business. The United States may decline the invitation as Kellogg wishes to affix his own signature to the document for personal reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Deparment
Kellope
Frances
Paris
United States
Kellogg
FOSTAL DIRECTOR Returning to Duty
The Commonwealth Director of Posts and Telegraphs, Mr Brown, returning from Germany, denies plans to stay in England for a wireless cable merger role. He states he will report to the government and resume duty, while rumours of an abroad position remain unconfirmed. He notes mechanical handling issues in Berlin and Cologne and orders two rural automatic exchange movements for Australia.
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London
Commonwealth Director of Posts and Telegrapha
Mr. Brown
Germany
England
Wireless Cable
Britain
Pam
Sydney
Brown
Maie
Berlin
Mugiel
Cologne
Alsso
Whcieh
Wireless Conference Report Lacks Dominion Replies
London Wednesday Mr Ballwin replied to a question regarding the imperial Wireless Conference's report. He was asked whether the House should delete the subject before recess and noted no replies from dominions.
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London
Ballwin
Imperial Wireless Conference
Derby winner Felstead may run in St Leger
The Daily Express reports Sir Hugh Cunliffe-Owen rejected an American bid of £100,000 for the Derby winner Felstead and has chosen to run him in the St Leger. The offer was reportedly seven figures in old currency and did not deter the owner from racing the horse in Britain.
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Lunion
Daily Express
Hugh Cunliffe-Owen
America
Felstead
Bustling Nursing Milestone Sparks Health Council Meeting
At the annual meeting of the National Council of the Welfare of Australia and the Victorian Bush Nursing Association figures show 3,000 births with no maternal deaths. Health Minister K Arthur noted improved outcomes, though last year deaths and procedures varied, highlighting progress in rural nursing campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydniey
Thiraday
Fidern
National Council of the Worn of Australia
K. Arthur
Victorian Lush Nursing Association
Housing advances rise as 40 applications filed
Federal Capital Commission Chief Commissioner said about 40 applications for advances under the Housing Act have been received. Some advances already granted to buyers aiming to purchase houses in waiting. He noted L150,000 of new housing programs planned for this year and that about 120 new houses would be built, including cheaper worker homes and some larger homes for higher earners. Public servants commented on progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Capital Commission
Sir John
Bald Public Servantia
Board of Review to Begin Hearings on Land Valuations
The Board of Review appointed by the Federal Capital Commission will commence work in about a fortnight. It is not expected that the board will require many days, with witnesses from the Federal Capital Territory and the Public Service Welfare Committee to present their cases. Hearings will be held in public during the evidence phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
Federal Capitol
Federal Capital Territory
Ithaonn
Toumur
Public Service Welfare Committee
Totalisator Debate in Britain Hints Revenue Loss
In a parliamentary session Commander Kenworthy pressed Churchill on totalisator profits and the impact of betting tax cuts. Churchill replied he expected no revenue growth, predicting less rascality, and proposed lowering rates from 2 to 1 percent on courses and 3 to 2 percent elsewhere, admitting a potential surrender of about a million pounds revenue. The debate faced delays and was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Commander Kenworthy
Churchill
Mr. Churchill
Abolition of Labour Pre-Selection Debate Set
A.L.P. concerns inquiry by DNEY on appointing a committee to investigate abolishing Labour pre-selection or replacing with a better system. The first meeting is planned for the coming week at the AJL venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Emu
Case Involving Marion Koerbin Ends in Commitment
The Wellington report states 13 year old Marion Koerbin faced charges for attempting to murder her husband. The case concluded with her committed for trial after a report found a glass fragment prepared for the husband contained no lethal quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Marion Koerbin
Nowiyat
Vandals Cause Damage to Public Playgrounds
Public playgrounds suffer vandalism as Chief Commissioner Fleming reports ongoing destruction. Children’s equipment rotted and holes formed, with tires and boards broken under weight. Warnings issued. estimated repair cost around £17,000.
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Ayuney
Mr. Fleming
Chaiaprodd
Ohildem
Vienlala
Pheniding Wai
Appointment of Chief Quarantine Officer in Queensland
Mr Ro W W Cilente of Townsville, Director of Tropical Medicine, has been appointed Chief Quarantine Officer and Director of Tropical Hygiene in Queensland. The position carries £1,250 a year. He succeeds Mr J B Elkington, who has resigned.
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W. Cilente
Directeur of
Tropical Medicine
Townsville
Queensland
Cente
J. BU. ‘Elkington
Somerset Player Named for English Team to Meet West Indies
London reports Weilnostay of Somerset is picked as vice captain to join the English cricket squad for the upcoming series against the West Indies. White, a notable English bowler, is also mentioned as a potential contributor to the side.
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London
Weilnostay, Ac. White
Somerset
Rum Row Treaty Expires Straining Coast Guard Patrols
The Rums Row pact between Great Britain and the United States expired causing U S coast guard patrols to retreat from five miles off the Bahamas. Two liquor laden boats were seized in West Indian waters before the breakdown and Kellogg apologized to Matuba for the breach and ordered prosecutions dropped. The incident ends the prior privilege to enter British coastal waters to observe rum runners and returns ships and cargoes to owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fda
Great Hebdin
United States
Florida
Kellogg
Mrituba
Judge Ewing Dies in Tasmania at Launceston
Justice Ewing, noted Royal Commissioner, died today in Launceston Tasmania after a long leave of nearly a year. He was recalled for his role in the famous LWW inquiry and the release of one prisoner remains a noted outcome of that commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launceston
Justice Ewing
Tong
Tk Wall
Ue Royal Comminsaioner
Too Easy Batsmen Score Jun Don
Lord Horria discusses cricketers fund meeting and potential tie corey. Wickets appeared fragile though scores were modest. The season shows batsmen scoring easily while rain and dull conditions affect play at the Oval. Lord Harrin suggests adjustments for batting effort.
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Cricketers Fund
Lord Horria
Lince
Senor Iash
the Oval
Lord Harrin
Police Inquiry Looms as Lord Reading May Chair Probe
London report notes Lord Reading is expected to preside as Loyal Commissioner over police affairs, signaling a formal inquiry into policing matters. The article indicates uncertainty but points to his possible leadership role in the investigation.
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London
Lack of Support for Canberra Band Faces Struggles
A bi yearly meeting of the Canberra City Bank band adjourned to next Thursday aired a bleak outlook. Members stated the group remains a baby outfit unable to meet ceremonial needs without public backing and better funds. Proposals included Defense Department recognition and improving instruments and uniforms as the balance sheet showed a small surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doloroun
Tate
Afalirs
Er Watson
Econjine
Selthér
Canberra
Defense Department
Wycast S DNByY Tour Dates Reported
Wycast S DNByY notes a July 29 departure by Mr Bruce and a tour of New South Wales and Queensland. The Prime Minister will visit Moree Narrabri Wallerawang proceed to Toowoomba Ishane arriving August 4 before leaving Brisbane August 9 for Sydney then Canberra.
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Bruce
Syd
New South Wales
Queensland
Moree
Narrabri
Wallerawang
Mintaier
Toowoomba
Ishane
Brisbane
Sydney
Canberra
M U L O lodge completes Canberra gathering at Albert Hall
The Canberra lodge held a farewell or commemorative event at Albert Hall in the federal capital with the MLU LOGO. The night saw an excellent buffet, but attendance was lower due to bad weather. George Brooks, Grand Master for New South Wales, and Deputy Past Grand Master J A Perkin attended, along with other district officers and visiting dignitaries.
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Yereren
Mederal
Canberra
Albert Hall
New South Walen Lo
George Arooks
Yas
Mooney Nimmitybeliny
Fowler
Doyd
Alcorn
Morlison
Aros Campbell
Fy Price
Dwyar
Eamenden
Kolly
Actor Charged After Sydney Street Collision
To day at Central Court James Campbell Mitterson faced a dangerous driving charge after a collision involving actors Leon Gordon Hen Lewan and John Daiey. They were injured when their car struck Patterson’s vehicle. Patterson’s solicitor sought remand as the client remained in hospital in a dire condition.
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Sydney
Central Court
James Campbell Mitterson
Oon
Leon Gordon
Hen Lewan
John Daiey
Patterson
Mw Ref
Wiener Ina MM
Inien Trate
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Naval and Military Colleges
Commonwealth
Underwriters’ Burden
Secritly
Tate Treasury
Mir
Heathers Satay
Uys
Ovbrecon
Thuraday
Whbek
Commission
Telemonde
Ceeeerainment
Qoutartier
Dillon
Lachaise
U.S.A
Fostal Director
MR. H. P. Brown
Wireless
Dominions
Totalisator
Great Britain
A.lp
Vandals
Engish
Judge Ewing
Tasmania
Jun Don
Wethnoneay
Lord Reading
Canberra City Bank
MR. Bruce
N.S.W. and
Qld
Arraneesé
Wycast
M.u.lo.of
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