NSW Parliament Debates Supply Bill Amid Overspending Figures
Premier Stevens warns of a looming deficit as Treasury balance sheets show overdrafts totaling millions. Short term debt in London and Sydney raises concerns, with a projected $1.1 million shortfall for the coming financial year and further calls for careful review and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Mr. Stevens
Treasury
Cours
End Miniater
Clovens
London
Stevens
Pontifical Mass Highlights Eucharistic Congress in Dublin
The Dublin Eucharistic Congress featured Cardinal Jogate's Pontifical Mass at the Pro Cathedral with a triumphant procession and notable attendees. Archbishops and bishops from multiple nations attended. Archbishop Kelly inaugurated the Australian communion at All Hallow’s College. A paper by Father O’Brien on the Eucharist in early Australian history was read by Father Crowley of Sydney, noting disputes over dates and commemorations tied to Macquarie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Thuradiy
Jogate
Prosnt
Miaitrieg
Kelly
Father Crowley
Rydney
Crowley
Fath O'Brien
Macquarie Auce
Beccum
Thieves Break In Pilgrims Robbed at Prayer
An Australian mayor and several suspects faced police court proceedings in London after a burglary at a church during a prayer service. The case concerns £600 misappropriated funds and a plan to distribute a share of proceeds, with testimony describing the theft at a public park and related schemes.
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Pullin
London
Francie Dewry
Allan Qrowry
Ubile
Samen Canty
Mourice
Nlw
Deeve
Pheeals Park
Dewy
Steamer Savanah Hits Spencer Street Bridge in Wind
Melbourne portable storm saw the Savanah blown off course by a westerly gale into Spencer Street Bridge. Eight ironwork pieces torn from the bridge and concrete path damaged. The theater roof collapsed and several structures were unroofed while power failed across the town during the 25 minute gale.
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Melbourne
Savanah
South Whar
Spencer Street
Revere
Yarraa South Gippaland
Jayeuirka
Winduitl
Gelflendale
Wren
Severe gales lash Sydney on Friday causing damage
A strong westerly wind battered Sydney during the afternoon, blowing down many buildings and felling a tree at Roxdale timber yards. One woman was injured and property damage occurred as electric wires were carried away by the gusts.
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Aydney
Sydney
Womaniburba
Bell and Frazer
Roxnile
Stranded Vessel Inquiry In Greymouth Harbor
In Greymouth a court order required the harbour board to pay costs of an inquiry into a steamer stranding near the bar. Witnesses described water depth and blast evidence while Mrs Caney disputed parting with money, and a claim of innocence was voiced.
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Wellington
N.E
Fridley
Aline
Greymouth
Latham Seeks Real Armament Reduction in Global Policy
In a London report on disarmament, Mr. Latham and Australian Attorney General Terence Je emphasize the long-term plan to rebuild defenses while pursuing genuine limits on arms. They stress that mature governments are committed to a substantial reduction in armaments for humankind, despite potential disagreements and political pressures.
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London
Terence
Mr. Lathan
Taununne
Mexico's Worst Calamity Month In History
Mexico City faces a month of disasters with two major earthquakes and a cyclone blamed for widespread damage in at least a dozen cities. A tidal wave struck Colima, leaving food shortages and shelters as authorities rush aid to the afflicted regions.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Colima
Sea Monster Sighted Off Three Kings and North Cape
Captain Miro of a trawler reports seeing a sea monster between Three Kings and North Cape on Monday, about 60 yards away. The creature surfaced perpendicularly from the water, with a body about thirty feet long and no visible fins as it thrashed the sea.
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Wellington
Miro
Kinga
North Cape
Premiers Agenda For Conference On Budget And Unemployment
The State Premiers Conference meets in Canberra to discuss the Commonwealth and States budget position for the war era. Key items include a uniform accounting method, retention of observers, and questions of productivity and unemployment relief. The works program and budget are prioritized to rehabilitate financial standing.
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Benn
Commonwealth
Canberra
Jayotin
Cansbarra
Melbourn
Hamat
Ktates
Stette
New Zealand to Import Wheat Amid Shortage
A severe wheat shortage hits New Zealand due to an unusually wet Canterbury season. The government plans to import nearly 1,000,000 bushels from Australia, with the prime minister signaling a final decision in days. A late crop of poorer quality wheat is available and will be upgraded by Australian buyers.
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Wellington
N.Z
New Zealand
Canterbury
Australia
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Syonet
Frexniry
Menator
Manny Greem
Egypt's Gold Faris Salvage Unearths Hefty Treasure
Salvage workers aboard Teallandivere recovered several tons of gold from the sunken Unde Kgypt. The strong room was filled in vapantly. The salvage ship sails to England to deliver the gold to the underwriter. Value near £600,000 detected.
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FARIS
Teallandivere
England
Cottage Fire Causes Narrow Escape and Damage
A cottage fire exploded through the morning, destroying the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lev- Ber and forcing a neighbor to awaken residents after a panic fireball burst. The blaze trapped occupants and a neighbor crawled through a window to alert others, narrowly avoiding serious injuries. Firefighters evacuated the scene as the heat intensified and the structure was engulfed.
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Randedok
Weatherbourg
MracAdoigh Lev- Ber
Lepper
Reduction in dole applications in metropolitan areas
A Sydney report states a 7 200 drop in dole recipients in the metropolitan area including Newcastle island coalfields and the South Coast compared with May figures. The piece also covers NSW Legislative Assembly debates on suspending orders to advance 11 bills, budget timing, and conference preparations for a federal economic plan. It notes ministers outlining measures on unemployment relief taxes and wartime rationing extensions, with discussions of state contributions to a forthcoming loan council meeting and anticipated conference outcomes.
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Ydney
Labour and Industry
Dunningham
Dole
Newcastle
Idland Coalfields
South Coast
Sydney
Legislative
Honee
Daniel Levy
Thule
Peakor
Hha
Air Philip Game
Mier
Air. Stevens
Cunberni
Breyenn
Lane
Faun Council
South Australia
Iir
C. Hill
Fedsration
New South Waten
Ay Lyuned
Commonwealth Trenasty
He J. Rhechan
Dnalatont
Trecaurerie
Rpooner
Be Dy HN
Wonterm
Mir Jaman Miteneitt
Tasmania
Kir Walter Lev
Weornhd Yenterday
Tine
Command Wonith
Queensland
New South Wales
Murder charge for Mulbourne shocks city
Friday a murder charge was laid against Marold James Ruwsell for the drownings of Ivy Jaenin Letitia Russe and children Haruki George Runsall and Brie Ruthwell at Kunutine Creek. The City Court also held Nin wif on a separate blenny charge and granted an inquiry into possible further developments.
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Mulbourne
Marold James Ruwsell
Wits
Childran
Kunutine
Dim
Ivy Jaenin
Letitia
Russe
Ehildeen
Haruki George Runsall
Brie Ruthwell
Timwell
Whiata Dleayad
Koneneuuseh
Alma Davien
Nin Wif Wan
Rorseant de la Rue
Oaking
Peniand
Itidell
Hneder
Engagement Talk Between Mollinon and Amy Johnson
An interview reveals the couple’s temperament and plans. Amy Johnson says they may marry in the future yet value independence, while Mollinson contemplates arrangements in London. The pair discuss rumors and the potential changes in their lives and routines.
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A. J. Mollnon
Amy Johnson
Motlikon
Landop
Mollinon
Mollison
Sinae Sian
Aehed
Chaneses
Woman Dies After Jump From Bridge in Harbour Incident
A married woman identified as Mrs. Maiena Bike of Newtown died after leaping from the Marhoury Bridge into the harbour. Eyewitnesses reported she swam and clung to a buoy before vanishing as strong winds pushed her away from the shore. She was recovered by a passerby and pronounced dead at the hospital. Police confirm the death followed immersion and anxiety. ambulance crews attended the scene.
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Rydney
Frigny
Marhouy Bridge
Heathy
Pomeions
Thm Ambulance Enon
Immverlon
Rancimion
Newtown
Deadly Bowing Incident Shocks Consty Match
A deadly bowing incident disrupted a recent Consty match as players were unable to complete the final trial. The event involved key figures including Dean and Sky with ensuing safety explanations and concerns about equipment and procedures.
Duplicating Machine Printing Case Upheld on Appeal
A court case involving Mreah Manks returned to court after a lower court fined him £30 for obstructing print work. The printers’ name was not shown and the claim that duplicate copies were not printed was upheld on appeal. The Chief Secretary Mr Chaffey signaled support for amending the act.
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Sydney
Fur Court
Mreah Manks
Chaffey
Quarry fall shocks crowd and rider rushed to hospital
A fall at the Ainslie Quarry on Thursday afternoon injured Edward Crowler who was taken to hospital with a possible skull fracture. Authorities report favorable recovery while addressing financial matters tied to New South Wales and national Prime Minister statements.
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Pollina
Ainslie
Edward Crowler
Insurtan
Ecadion
Reparations Tentative Accord Sought by British French Leaders
London reports a tentative accord among Mr Mace Donald and M. Marriot on four reparations questions. They seek a final solution, revival of world confidence, and that Germany not be forced to immediate payment during recovery. French influence favors prompt action but avoids creating chaos. Neville Chamberlain and Walter Runciman discussed with Herriot as Paris awaits further talks.
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London
Mace Donald
M. Marriot
Germany
Macdonald
MM. Herriot Tax
Paris
Menara
Neville Champerlain
Walter Runciman
U S A Frowns On Security Pact Link With Hoover Pact
A fragment from an Evening Government report notes the United States opposition to a security pact tied to President Hoover and disallows any chance of Hitler entering such an agreement. The text is fragmented and unclear.
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Hoover
Hitler
Nightwatchman Fired At In Car Wreckers Yard
Police report a watchman at Car Wrakere Ltd yard near Parramatta fired on by a concealed assailant. Beck fired two shots, no one wounded, later another man was seen near the canal and fired at him but missed. Authorities suspect a revenge motive tied to an earlier arrest attempt.
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Atondy
Witair Ae Therewan
Niektwaten
George Hrghney
Sue
Royanes
Prince of Wales Replies to Birthday Greetings
In reply to messages and greetings, the Prince of Wales expresses grateful thanks to the Governor-General of Australia and the Commonwealth for the well wishes. The note emphasizes appreciation for the kind reception and official support shown on the occasion.
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Commonwealth of Australie
Attempted 30 Girl Rescued In Nick Of Time At Bulahdean
Court records describe Lynarehtirl appearing in Bulahdean Court on a charge of attempting to rob a passerby. The act allegedly involved violence and a struggle near Myall River before rescue. A court official ordered further custody while awaiting a medical or mental evaluation.
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Mattland
Lynarehtirl
Bulahdean
M Phare
Vilénoe
Aicl
Quacrel
Strow
Abe
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Greymouth Harbour Board
Rowskewii
Mrs. Caney
Mr. Latham
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SEA Monster
Egypt
Mely
State House
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