Vast U S Social Security Bill Covers 26 Million Workers
New York says the Social Security Bill passed by the Senate is the most comprehensive measure at a single stage. It aims to cover 26 million wage earners with federal and state compulsory contributions, pensions, unemployment aid, dependent mothers and children support, and aid to the blind. The plan expands earlier Roosevelt proposals and faces opposition, while the House considers the Wagner Connelly National Labour Relations Act. The bill broadens unemployment and labor provisions and sets wage taxes and payroll deductions, with extensive funding for orphans and blind workers.
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New York
Senate
Washington
New York Times
Unem
Roosevelt
Unsuch
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
NLEA
Fideret
Allin Workwun
Call for Peace From Silent Graves in France Ypres
Australian Prime Minister Lyons toured Belgian and French WWI sites including Passchendaele and Polygon Wood. He and his party visited Bruges and Ypres, laid wreaths at memorials, and observed traditional ceremonies honoring Australia’s dead amid a sorrowful, flag-lined pilgrimage.
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Ypres
Anne
Passshendaele
Mr. Lyons
Balliefield
Bruges
Thourout and
Roce
Passchendaele
Payl
Ite Beauly
Polygon Wood
Prench
St. Charles
Yprea
Higher taxes urged in Roosevelt message to Congress
President Roosevelt backs increased tax rates on high incomes and large inheritances to fund government goals. A spokesman announced the plan, proposing steeper corporate income taxes and higher rates for top earners, while the Ways and Means Committee leader signaled no immediate action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Houve of Ways and Means
Bass
Humble Apology in Murder Case Court Alleged
Fragmentary notice shows an alleged court action in a murder case involving Rey read. Names such as Buen, Chater, and Dirsetors appear with an affidavit in Nevai cee and a humble apology of Srembere. Publication connotes restraint.
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Matster
Reyread
Buen
Chater
Srembere
War Memorial contract time extended for builders
Gimmie and Oo Pty Ltd, builders of the Australia War Memorial aired station, have been granted an extension of contract time. The approval follows standard tender procedures and adjusts the project timetable to accommodate revised completion dates and project milestones.
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Gimmie and Oo Pty Ltd
Toll of Road 72.7 Deaths a Week Serious 1935 NSW Figures
NSW road toll figures for January to May 1935 show 174 deaths and 2782 injuries from crashes. The report notes an average of about 3.4 deaths per week and highlights motorcycle involvement with 432 accidents and 26 fatalities. It warns the situation remains dire despite a recent campaign.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Conten
Lnter
Bail Refused for Jourph Harold Ryan in Court
Jourph Harold Ryan, 45, a motor driver, surrendered to police and appeared before Judge Curlew seeking bail. The Crown prosecutor objected. the judge refused bail, noting a man who absconds should not be released again. Ryan had offered to surrender and asked for consideration, but the court kept him in custody.
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Atdnay
Jourph Harold Ryan
Ryan
Curlew
Shin
Ball
Mr. McKean
Curlewis
Prisoner Conviction Upheld by High Court Appeal
A Sydney railway worker, Herbert Cavandiart of Queanbeyan, had his conviction upheld by the High Court today after an Appeal Court ruling. The case concerned a charge related to a prior judgment, with details indicating the appellate path affirming the original conviction.
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Sydney
Thureasy
Herbert Cavandiart
Queanbeyan
Ex-Service Men Questions in House of Commons
In London on a Wednesday a Commons session debated the British government role in sending a delegation to Berlin for ex service men. Sir Samuel Hoare and Mr Bevan debated whether the visit was diplomatic and whether the government consented or interfered. The discussion touched on ex service organizations and their influence on the delegation.
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London
Berlin
House of Commons
Stuart Bagan
K.C
Samuel Hoere
Bevan Ankers
Samuel Hoare
Germany
Gemilel Hoare
Foreign Office
RH. Morgan
Breaches of Awards At Burney Labour Department Action
Report of breaches of awards investigated by the Department for Labour and Industry. Officials alleged breaches at metropolitan wards and wage overpayments totaling about £12,200. The department decided to take action after inspectors found breaches affecting large country towns.
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Burney
Vinita
Rome
Department
Wanda
Uday
No More Fishing Sydney Thuruday Tragedy
Edward Walker twenty one John Lynch forty and Joan Banders forty five perished after being drawn toward cliffs as a fishing outing turned fatal in Sydney in grim early report.
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Sydnmey
Thuruday
Edward Walker
John Lynch
Joan Banders
Graziers Leader Mr J As Walker Dies In Crash
Mr Jas Walker a leading figure in New South Wales pastoral circles was killed in a head on collision on the Trangie road near Narromine. Ridout and Dare were injured, Ridout an insurance supervisor from Burke Nero mine district. Walker had long served as Prim at the Graziers Association of NSW and held vice presidencies in Woolgrowers Council and Producers General Council. The crash occurred in a dust cloud impairing vision, the other car passing before the impact. Walker’s death prompted condolences from officials and pastoralists across Australia.
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Walker
Sydney
Nurromine
Kalugs
Kingle Wauter
Millag
Narre Mine
Hi ‘Walker
Ridout
Dare
Rid‘out
Burke Nerro
Colonial Mutual Life Tumuirance Company
Nurroming
Geasters Association of
Maw Bouth
Maw Bouth ‘Wala
Mawan
Woolgrowers’ Counci
Australia
Produants’ General Council
Presid
Sydnay
Vicetorian Grasiera' Association
Omer
Hoyal
Bruner
Jim Walker
New South Wales
English Cricket Matches Reported With Stormy Weather
London notes describe a day of disrupted play with poor light and halted South Africa versus Lancashire and a Glouces ter match. Highlights include Bowler Bell Pere and batsmen Cameron and Langton, with totals and dismissals mentioned amid the bad weather.
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London
Weanondayun
Amldsileex
Kowa
Jasen
Bell Pere
Bancunhire
Mart
Hell
Langton
Waifreak
Cameron
Lister
Langton Ait
British Talks on Naval Armaments Limitations Continue
Naval armaments for a conference on limiting new weapons are under consideration by the British Government. Exchanges between United States and Japanese delegates have occurred. The next talks likely in London will involve France.
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United States
London
Naval parleys aim at Franco German naval talks
The Daily Telegraph diplomatic caller notes Von Ribbentrop intends to bring a naval expert to London within two weeks for detailed talks on Franco German naval relations. Germany accelerates shipbuilding and training output as defence ministry reshapes to meet new fleet needs.
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London
Wounesany
Daily Telegraph
von Ribbentrop
Java
Daily ‘Telegraph
Germany
Natal
Omic
Ministry For Defence
Pbipa
Cruinere
Siruraft
MEAT EXPORTS AGREEMENT FOR NEXT QUARTER
Melbourne reports a three month agreement with the British Government allowing Australian meat exports. The plan covers July August and September shipments of mutton and lamb, chilled beef, and poultry to the United Kingdom, with potential reductions under review.
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Melbourne
Dayle Page
Lyone
Page
United Kingdom
Pao
Patrof
Meat negotiations lag in London progress report
London observers say talks on meat trade progress slowly with a meeting presided by ministers and officials. Lord Llanley made his debut as Under‑Secretary for the Dominions while Britain’s report notes a May 20 proposal touching a 40 percent duty. Australia and New Zealand supply quantities for the next shipment. fresh negotiations focus on meat tariffs and quotas.
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London
Thomma
Lord Llanley
Dominio
Britain
Obama
Uea
New Zealand
Way Open For Naval Limitation Pact
London reports that First Lord of the Admiralty Air Bolton Byrem Mansell praised a broad naval pact with Germany. He said it would remove fear of an arms race and justify accepting Hitler’s offer to foster peaceful world relations. The agreement would curb German, British, and other nations’ naval competition while allowing submarines. The government hopes further talks will broaden general limits on arms.
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London
Admiralty
Air Bolton Byrem Mansell
Pabt
Germany
Britain
Abe
Hitler
Local nurses pass annual registration exam
Four trainees from Canberra Government Hospital and Queanbeyan District Hospital pass the annual examination of the Nursing Registration Board. Winners announced include Aline Kimi Gibbe Jeanne Catherine Quargaud and Thelma Joy Alcautier along with Hive Kathlann Olivers.
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Canberry Goverment Hospital
Queanbeyan District Hospital
Unin Registeation Board
Ibeyan District
Aline Kimi Gibbe
Canberra
Howplt
Thelma Joy Alcautier
Jeanne Catharine Quargaud
Hive Kathlann Olivers
FASTER MAILS Embryo plan for faster service in Australia
The Minister for Defence Archdale Parkhill said a National Air Mail scheme remains in embryo and must win Cabinet approval. Details must be worked out by the Civil Aviation Department. He noted the scheme needs new aircraft, airfields, lighting and night patrol equipment, with substantial expenditure expected for post and aviation improvements.
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Archdale Parkhill
Cabrinet
Parkhill
Australia
Libel verdict awarded against plaintiff for damages
A court awarded damages in a libel case reported by the newspaper. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant after the plaintiff claimed his name had been damaged by reports.
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Nowapaper
Piry
Thiey
Keen Frost Records Canberra Cold Snap
A record low in Canberra yesterday morning saw minimums reach minus 22.3 degrees with fresh frost and heavy fog. The prior record was minus 22.2 degrees from July 1924, and June’s record stood 2.2 degrees higher. Morning fog and frost damaged plants and vehicles as the day cooled to 3 degrees by night.
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Canberra
Ainimura
Peroun
Wort
Water meters burst in Queanbeyan during frost
Frost damaged water services in Queanbeyan with about 20 meters fractured and pipes burst. Council Inspector J Kirwin told the Municipal Council last night that repairs must be borne by the affected households following a record low temperature since July 18 1920 when 42 degrees was recorded and the next day 19 degrees.
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J. Kirwin
Cold Spell Hits N S Trip: Lithgow Readings
A fragment reports a severe cold spell in northern regions with Lithgow noting early morning temperatures near freezing. The text is garbled but mentions workers and water issues at their sites amid the cold.
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