Transport conference backs amalgamation of Australian railways
Melbourne hosts a conference where Mr. Perkins proposes a National Railway Corporation to take over State lines and form a Transport Council. The plan seeks constitutional changes, a 1900s scale capitalisation, and a shift of rail governance from political influence to a unified national body.
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Australian Railways
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Mr. Perkins
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Perkins
Transport Council
Austafin Loan Council
Royal Visit Highlights From Melbourne Meeting
Sir Harold Luxton and Sir Hirohl Haas lead visiting dignitaries in Melbourne as they discuss centenary commemorations and the roles of officials. The event gathered notable figures and reflected on past achievements amid a formal reception.
Woman Remains Found in Bush Near Hartley Valley
A female body was located in bushes near Hartley Valley after investigators traced a recent report. Authorities have not released identifying details or a suspected cause of death pending further examination.
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Aydney
Hartley Valley
Martin
Debts and diplomacy loom as Britain awaits U S reply
Report from London notes Britain expects a message from the United States regarding war debts within hours. Britain’s cabinet met on Friday and major powers Hungary Yugoslavia Austria and others have already decided how they will proceed in relation to payments to America. Military pilots join allied signals amid heuristic caution.
Japan menace grips British Labour leader’s anxiety
In London Twenty, the Leader of the Opposition warned that Japan’s rapid industrial growth, especially in textiles, threatens global trade and could usher in plutocratic power if free trade collapses. He urged action to prevent conflict and upheaval through stronger policy, citing fragile world order.
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London
Lanabury
Japan
Exciting chase through Melbourne ends in chaos
A chaotic car chase through Melbourne ends with a crash as a vehicle loses control and strikes pedestrians. A bystander and two onlookers are reported to have fled the scene, while authorities searched for the suspect amid the confusion.
Barracking English Match Held Up in London
In a 20 year gap YorMahire v Idincashire county cricket match stalled over two days. Spectators filled Macanlay's seating as Thowes delivered five wickets and Bay scored a key run. A commotion interrupted play with a voice from the pavilion as the crowd waited.
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London
YorMahire
Idincashire
Macanlay
Prohibition Repeal Backed by Large Illinois Vote
A Chicago report notes a sweeping statewide majority in favor of repealing national prohibition. The article cites overwhelming support across counties as officials tally the votes and publish results, signaling a major shift in law and social policy.
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Chicago
Tino
Fire Devastates Darling Point Home in Sydney Suburb
A large fire gutted the upper portion of a house at Darling Point in Sydney's suburbs. Mrs Hil discovered the blaze upstairs and alerted firefighters as crews arrived in wet weather. The two storey residence suffered extensive damage worth many thousands of pounds while residents evacuated safely.
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Convention S A Plan For Constitutional Convention
Proposal outlines calling a Constitutional convention to address national issues. Prime Minister Butler outlines appointment of representatives from the opposite side in the lower house and coalition members.
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Future of Tests Barracking Suppressed in London Debate
A fragmented report from London quotes Mr Harris discussing cricket test crowd behavior. He critiques a controversial board epithet and asserts that an official fund should have been allocated to English and Australian teams amid MCC repudiation and Australian protest.
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Tugalay
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Hal Harris
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Jardine
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MCC
Exiled ex-prince weds commoner amid royal rights dispute
In Lausanne two skeletons were found in a rabbit burrow beside a tale of a former prince. Reports say the ex-prince Alfonso faced a disputed royal claim with a recent marriage to a commoner, amid questions of legitimacy and lineage.
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Alfonso
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Aunlei
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Bonca
Leg Bony
Housing Acute Shortage in Canberra
Canberra faces a severe housing shortage as the Government struggles to house Patents Department officers during their transfer. Officials warn current plans for next year underfund the needed housing, risking no vacant homes in the capital when the department moves. Ministers pledge additional houses, but delays persist as officers await suitable accommodation.
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Patent Department
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Cantera
Mustabhie
Interlowna
Homain
Mystery ships and submarine sighting near Great Barrier Reef
Mr F A McNeill, official of the Australian Museum, states he will not confirm reports of a submarine in Great Barrier waters near Hayman Island. He spoke after returning from the islands, describing strange phenomena and possible ships seen around the Whitsundays and reef area.
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Great Barrier Waters
Sydney
Tasmany
Mattern Sets New Record In Global Flight
Round the World Southern Cross reports Mattern making new nonstop record flights from Morcow to Osio. Soviet airmen greet the flyer as he completes a 4,000 mile leg ahead of the old mark. The journey faces harsh Atlantic crossings and weather challenges with moments of danger and fatigue.
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Morcow
Mewan
Deanite Wienhortine
Osio
Famous Plane In Danger In Rain Flood Threat
Rain drenches the region as a famed plane faces submersion by rising waters. The craft sits amid creeping floodwaters with crews trapped while the meteorologist warns of further downpours. Officials report heavy rain across North Comat and adjacent districts with rivers rising and up to 10 to 12 inches in the past 48 hours.
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Advance in Wool at Melbourne Sales
Melbourne reports a firm wool market with prices rising from 15 to 20 percent for beat wool and 5 to 10 percent for other grades compared with April closing sales. The advances indicate strong demand in Melbourne auctions this Tuesday.
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Melbourne
Trans Canadian Railway Candidate Tours Amid World Voyage Ambitions
An outlined report notes Mattern plans to follow the trans Canadian route to Arkute Almada amid a publicized round the world attempt. Details mention a late bid session and reference to Kathrovik, a long dist mileage, and a wary pace for future voyages. The text also alludes to Kagan and Moscow in a brief travel chronology.
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Tariff Dispute Between Two Houses in Parliament
A tariff dispute between the Senate and House of Representatives prompts debate. Senator Johnston and Senator Hardy clash over amending the schedule to reflect living costs. The Senate seeks to defer until a tariff board report is received, while Mr George Paaree notes a related question does not pertain to the issue. Senator McLachland to comment later.
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Annandale nominations called after death of A Buart Robertson
Annandale residents prepare for nominations to fill the vacancy caused by the death of A Buart Robertson. The contest is set for Tuesday with support from figures including Mr Tully, who held a ministerial post, and groups led by Mr Lamy and the Umar Group.
Death notice for Robert Gibson III in Melbourne
Fragmentary obituary notes Sir Robert Gibson III of Melbourne laid to rest at home near Yarra. Text is garbled but mentions Robert Cimon as chairman and Hank Baurd in relation to the event.
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New Cathedral Second Largest In World In London Dedication
Fifty thousand attend the layla of the foundation of the new Human Cathote Cathedral at Liverpool dedicated to Christ the King. The project costs around £4,000,000 and will become the second largest in Christendom, surpassing Mount Vuni in length and width. The four hour ceremony featured Archbishops and bishops, Cardinal Macruary, and a papal message dropped from a plane.
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Protest Over Alsatian Dogs Powers By Newcastle Deputation
A Newcastle deputation to the Minister for Agriculture requested that shire councils be barred from handling Alsatian dogs. Dr Kall, president of the Newe Toate District General Dog Club, warned the dog menace and urged control. They cited letters from New South Wales Victoria and Western Australia detailing Alsatian attacks on miners and urged government action through the War of the P.P. boards and legislation.
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Yha Nowe Toate District General Dog Club
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Tir
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Voce and Larwood Recognised for Fine Performances
In London during a ceremony at Malvern, Voce and Larwood were honoured with a certificate and cheque by Drmsid and Mr Jardine acknowledging their notable cricket performances.
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Nottinghumabine Cricket
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Larwood
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Drmsid
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Walvere
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