Civil rights swept away by ordinance by bureaucratic moves
In a Perth court yesterday Felix Mitchell, for plaintiff Darcy, challenged the Social Review Association council actions and the federal ordinance that terminated the group. The case against Davly Mulrooney Bromewale seeks recovery of funds for overtime. the matter ties to the Federal Capital Commission and prior litigation against the Racial Service Association. The judge, J W Forrest, heard arguments on government promul gation and the effects on ongoing actions and future suits.
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Conr
Felix Mitchell
J. W
Forrest
Pam
Arthur Burnet
Errol D'Arcy
John Roy Davly
John Leo Mulrooney
Arthur Bromewale
Council of the Social Rerview
Bim
Mitchell
Darcy
D'Arcy
Jodee Mheridan
Lang and Loan Council In Melbourne Underscored
In Melbourne political circles talk centers on Mr Lang planning to rejoin the Loan Council and the association. The matter is under government review with no firm action, adjourned for further consideration and set to resume in July.
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Melbourne
Lang
Britain to win Schneider Cup by default due to rivals failing to fly
The Paris Dolly Herald reports France and Italy will not compete in the Schneider Cup. Britain is expected to win by default as France’s entry is mocked as a joke and Italy cannot complete the Fiat aircraft in time.
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London
Paris
Dolly Herald
Haifa
Keritain
Fragen Doen
Taly
Kalin Air
Aia
Ouree
Uncharted Isle Near South Atlantic Reported
A fragment reports an uncharted isle in the South Atlantic near Brazil and Argentina. A French steamer is said to have observed the island. Details are incomplete and the route or ownership remains unclear.
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Ing DE Janeiro
Neitivh Cpainer
Georsiatown
Aid
Tiraailian
South Atlantic
Tay Im
Iaojat
Hate
Urgent Bill to Ship Gold to Meet London Bills
The Commonwealth Parliament will consider a bill granting authority to ship up to £5,000,000 from the gold reserve to cover Treasury bills due in London on June 30. Passage is hoped this afternoon and by tonight or tomorrow.
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Commonwealth Bank Authority
Commonwealth Treasury
London
House of Representatives
Biites
Commonwealth
Renate
Exparia
Imperia
Ciery Trade
Torome Paymenta
Heullin
Treasury
Howe
Beit Haummae
Ua Posalbie
Hoover scores betrayal charge in Harding memorial speech
President Hoover, in dedicating the Harding Memorial worth 760,000 dollars in Marion Ohio, described Harding as burdened by disillusionment and betrayal. He condemned a few trusted men who betrayed the president, friends, and country, amid remarks about a court verdict.
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Marion
Ohio
Hoover
Harding
Iate
Alanka
Warren Harding
Warrer
Temporary Credit Eases London Bill Payments
London city editor notes Australis gold will not arrive by June 20, allowing a temporary credit to cover most bills. The arrangement will be liquidated by the gold. It is unsatisfactory that the subject was raised publicly near maturity.
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London
Teleraph
Australis
No Resignation Amid Land Tax Vote Debates in House
London reports a lively session in the House as the Finance Bill committee stage begins. An amendment exempting agricultural land from further land tax was defeated 82 to 214, prompting resignation calls. Prime Minister Baldwin faced questions on the government’s course while MacDonald argued the amendment was drafting only. Stool-Maitland’s eject vote failed 248 to 382, reversing the motion. Uncertainty grows as Liberals and Labourites clash over land tax with a potential major defeat looming for the government.
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London
House of Comimann
Criex
Baldwin
MacDonald
Arthur Stool-Maitland
Relief Council Doubts of Existence in Assembly
A ministerial reply in the Legislative Assembly questions whether the Unemployment Relief Council is still functioning or on permanent reform. Members pressed if allocations to local governing bodies continue to enable relief work, with the minister stating insufficient information.
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Bvdnty
Tuonlay
Miniter For Labour and Industry
Madeley
Legislative Assembly
Ie Woukl
Ha Dovot
Drummoart
Haddeley
Motiee
State Cabinet New Appointments in Sydney Government
The Miata Government announced new ministerial roles with Mr Lamare to become Attorney General, Mr McKetly shifting to Justice, Mr Becke to Health, and Mr Bly to Local Government. Swearing in is planned for tomorrow as no extra minister will join Cabinet. The session also noted Speaker Hurke chairing after a weeks-long absence due to appendicitis surgery.
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Bydney
Tuseday
Miata
Justica
Lamare
Lyngaht
Twens
McKetly
Juaflon
Miniater
Becke
Bly
MA. Lang Parries
Demand for Bibles in Papua New Guinea Territory
A letter received by a Prime Minister's officer reports an unprecedented demand for Bibles among natives in Papuae Mandated Territory. The natives initially hesitate but eventually reveal a willingness to acquire the sacred books, with a magistrate and a white man interpreting portions that evoke reverence and a sense of destiny.
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Papuae
Triand
Iskbe
Saya
Premiers Conference In Mulbourrn Absent Attorney General
At Mulbourrn Premiers conference the Attorney-General Lynaght was missing and questions on matters under the Attorney General were directed to Mr Lang. The Premier explained the Law Reform Bill had cabinet approval before Parliament introduction.
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Mulbourrn
Gut Tha
Lynaght
Chaffey
Attrney
Tha Morne
Lang
A ‘S
Chief Justice Letter Reveals Cabinet Refusal on Public Letter
Sydney Tuesday report reveals Lysight upset by Cabinet refusal to allow public letter to Chief Tritter referencing Education Minister Meg Davien. Cabinet stance: matter discussed in Parliament and by the Governor. Debate noted on abolition of the Upper Atom with possible exception to Mr Day.
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Sydney
Lysight
Lysaxnt
Education
Meg Davien
Ind
Penny
Wil Ted Oak
Mr. Day
Menonnd
Menace to Australia debate at parliamentary session
Members of parliament clash over the Pra alors Conteranus motions as PM Huy auld demands that wartime and public service provisions remain intact. Politicians accuse opponents of foolishness or duplicity, tying the dispute to Australia’s future security and alliances.
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Pra Alors’ Conteranus
Huy Auld
England Wins Davis Cup Tie in London Match
In London on Monday Tongland clinched the final Davis Cup rubber, sealing a 4 1/2 to 1 1/2 victory for Great Britain. The decisive singles match featured Babak, Davies Cun, and Kanchi in a tense finish with GB taking the tie.
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London
Tongland
Davie Cun
Babak
Greater Sydney Plebiscite Urged on Local Amalgamation
A meeting of metropolitan council representatives urged a plebiscite on forced amalgamation under the Local Government Act. The push aims to test voters on whether councils should be consolidated to form a larger Greater Sydney authority, with the outcome guiding future reforms.
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Hydney
Hes Tee Akon
Terrible Toll of Dead in Bay of Biscay Disaster
In Paris on Monday authorities feared 470 to 500 dead from the Saint Philbert disaster with 79 bodies recovered. Two seaplanes noted about 150 bodies afloat while the Nantes Co operative Society reopened with only two of 35 staff reported.
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Paris
Saint Philbert
Nantes Co-operative Society
Deportation of Cardinal Bemuri from Madrid to Rome
Madrid reports cardinals Bemuri and his brother were stopped by civil guards while traveling by motor car. They were taken to the government, examined by doctors, and ordered to leave the country. The cardinal resisted, claiming health reasons, as guards escorted them toward the frontier with guards and a police escort.
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Madrid
Bemuri
Spain
Rome
Regina
Daily Hermit
Larinil Segira
Mmunday
Guadalajare
Arma
Monawery
Dia
Nin
Hmme
Nother Gara
Severe drought grips wheat districts across regions
Washington reports a harsher drought than last year gripping the northwest from Wisconsin to the Pacific coast. Much of the wheat and other crops are likely beyond recovery while relief measures are discussed. Officials note poor harvests and looming shortages nationwide.
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Wisconsin
Pactue
Recon
Vatican's Note on Italian Government Ties and Catholic Rifts
Vatican note from Rome reports tension between the Italian government and the Catholic hierarchy. The document signals concern over church-state relations and internal Catholic responses as negotiations unfold.
Fruitless Search Following Mining Plane Incident
A report describes a fruitless search for a mining plane tied to a wartime incident. Officials and air force personnel were involved, with limited details available about the aircraft, participants, or final disposition of the case.
American Hopes From Small Acreage In Australia and Argentina
Washington, Monday reports a wheat shortage scare in their area. A Montana farmer, Henutor Wank, urged relief for farmers in the district. Blane of the Farm Board doubts that farmers in Montana and North Dakota will be harmed but predicts relief for farmers elsewhere. Reports of the Canadian wheat crop and decreased acreage planted are noted amid the 1931 wheat market context.
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Washington
Henutor Wank
Montana
Blane
Isle of Man Trophy Race Halts as Weather Impedes
Australasian entrant Hunt, Hiding and Norton win the Isle of Man Junior Trophy race amid rough conditions. Guthrie of Marton places second with Mutt of Rudge third. Averages cited include 1.94 miles per hour for Mint and 46.8 miles per hour for The Anatratian, with wind and water affecting practice and a first-tap record noted at 15.31.
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London
Iseet Man
T. Hunt
Hiding & Norton
J. Guthrie
Marton
McOnd
O. Mutt
Rudge
Mint
Unt
Hawes J Lorne ruling cited in late night civic note
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Hawes J Lorne and a ruling related to a local civic dispute. Garvin is mentioned with amounts eight to ten, and a party division noted during a night session. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Twistag
Hawes J. Lorne
Garvin
State Lottery to Begin Operations Promptly
Sydney reports the Executive Council will introduce the state lottery act and set up machinery for draws. An arrestor of the lottery will be appointed as soon as the act comes into operation. The system will operate within a very short time and proceeds will aid public funds.
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Sydney
Executive Council
Lotterton
Not to Blame for Troubles of America
A muddled 1920s style editorial argues that foreign countries are not to blame for U S troubles. It asserts the main cause or reason lies outside the United States and urges a five year plan to address conditions. The piece presents a nationalist lament about external forces shaping America’s mood.
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America
Hoover
United States
Bank Failures Rise in New Jersey and Illin ois
In Monday reports, several banks in Illinois and New Jersey collapsed amid suspected fraud in asset frictions. Deposits totaling 817,000 dollars are at risk as authorities trace dubious promotions and overseas financial links. The President pledged greater economic self sufficiency and outlined tariff reviews and a plan to boost national income over 30 years.
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Ita
Europe
Atremmnd
jAmerica
Fedubhg
Hia
America
Russian timber arrives in Australia with mixed cargo
The Sing Tanda reached Sydney from Viadivestock carrying a shipment of Ruudan timber consigned to Sydney. A larger consignment was planned for Argentina. Officers faced pay issues amid labor unrest as Vermit axy workers complained of unpaid wages. The King Luda crew reportedly awaited payment, with local authorities monitoring the situation.
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Hytintty
Tnetn
Sydney
Ivan Ration Tietete
Onisinl
Luda
Vindrvastad
Licensing Court Proceeds Amid Easton Pot Window
A licensing court meeting addressed the ongoing pot Easton case with procedural steps, noting the proceeding's nature and the involvement of local authorities and officials. The session focused on licensing implications and compliance timelines for the Easton area.
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