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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
4
Unseemly Party Display in Australian Politics
A critical editorial decries wrangling between parties and leaders as Australia nears an election. It laments party propaganda and argues for constructive action by the United Australian Party and others to tackle national work rather than sow bitterness. It calls for unity and patience amid heated debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Bifwitt
Teapectiva
Lyong
Country Party
Larle Pay
County Party
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Per
Ajonty
Cama
Tvo
Ovehina
United Australian Party
Ational
Price of Knighthoods Questions in the Senate
In a Senate session questions arise over the price of knighthoods as the President presides. Lawmakers press for clarity on the process and potential influence in honors awarded, amid delays and procedural doubts.
New Hospital Delay Faced in Queanbee
A disrupted report outlines delays in a hospital project affecting the Queanbee region. Unclear text references construction, funding, and government actions. Names and dates are fragmented, but the item centers on stalled hospital readiness and impacted services.
Kurrajong Hotel to House B Q Residents in Canberra
The Government plans to transfer the Ferklents of the Hechslern Quarters to Hotel Kurrajong to house census and related staff. Alterations are completed for temporary occupation as work on the nearby quarters proceeds, with long term reopening of Kurrajong uncertain. Regulators expect about 200 quata residents and up to 101 staff to be housed, while Bachelor Quarters will absorb displaced workers.
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Gorman Houar
Ainslie
Ainwlie
Baron
Works and Services Branch
Acton
Department of the Interior
Canberra
J. A.perkine
Hechslern
Kormol
Kliitater
Peekinay
Canberon
Imone Romienia
Podert
Terrtory
Ley
Can
Berra
Kurrajong Wafa
Lohmis Ih
Marhelore Guartera
Kurrajenie
Kurrajong
Bachslor
Edatiake
Oil Inquiry Highlights Powers and Document Demands
The Royal Commission gains limited powers to compel attendance and document production. Investigators press for access to up to 8 million documents from Shell and Vacuum Oil to examine petrol pricing and company accounts amid debates over amendments to the Royal Commission Act and related economic measures. The inquiry notes the price drop in petrol from 5.7.8d to 1/6 and questions the impact on consumption.
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Atnonnesa
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Royal Commission
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Tariff Debate and Government Stance on Exchange
The report covers Senate discussions on tariff reform with remarks by Senator Mc Lachlan and Senator Metachian. It notes Labour opposition to treating exchange rates as part of tariff policy, mentions Japan devaluing currency, and hints at government plans to send the matter to a cabinet committee for consideration.
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Marty Follny
Harty
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House of Representa
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Japan
Australia
Mclachlan
Prine Miniator
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Wah-Committee
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Wright
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Umteitien
Benatar Metachian
Thare
Twaiin Tito
Mir Noone
Pearce
Henator Guthrie
Fading of Standard Mours Today in Global Debates
Fragmentary text discusses wartime economic policy, potential debt adjustments, and tariff reform. It notes government capacity to shape outcomes, the risk of currency instability, and the need for international trade openness. It references Commonwealth and British policy amid evolving global finance and tariff negotiations.
Coastal floods ease as waters retreat near Bellingen
Amid stormy conditions the North Coast area saw floodwaters recede steadily as rainfall waned. Authorities report roads reopening and creeks dropping after days of high tide. Local residents assess damage while emergency services monitor lingering washouts and stranded vehicles.
Rebellions and land tax clash in parliamentary debate
A heated session features Senator Brennan and Heath discussing rebellion stigma, Referendum power, and the King’s assent. Guthrie soils taxation and wool production data while arguing for land tax reform amid constitutional questions and ministerial responses.
Expeliency veneral intendedl by oti Payacrediidte
Fragmentary report notes political matters involving MLAs and government officials. Names and places are garbled, but references to a parliamentary session, a retirement, and a potential motion or inquiry are evident, with mentions of Canberra and government departments.
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Oerotays
Lasvenaah
Nly
Pete Etra
Mulbourne
French Cathedral Professor Watts Pratennor Waters
Readable fragments describe Cardinal Watts or Professor Watts at Chartres, with mentions of Prva the adroit, Law ood, Hourgen, and bol. The text appears to be a damaged OCR fragment from a historical page with scattered proper names and places.
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