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Weather records at Canberra and Queanbeyan for current year
The bulletin lists Canberra weather readings with barometer values, temperatures, wind, and rainfall for the current year to date. It includes daily summaries and a brief note on Queanbeyan figures for the period, highlighting rainfall totals and notable temperature data.
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Canberra
Abel
Canberra Forecast Terse Fine Weather With Coastal Winds
Canberra forecast shows chiefly fine weather with a cold night frost and fog. Showers possible in far southern parts. Winds mainly north west to south west, fresh at times along the coast.
Ten Years of Laissez Faire in Australian Social Policy
The Canberra Times discusses Sir Frederick Stewart’s Geneva lessons and argues Australia lags in national social security. It condemns ten years of laissez faire, notes Cabinet inertia under Lyone and Casey, and urges a comprehensive national scheme with central control to reduce costs and friction between Commonwealth and States.
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Australia
Frederick Stewart
Geneva
Commonwealth
Lyone
Casey
Excusme Sa
Iam
Iniact Faite
Social Progress
Industrial Board Grants Variations In Three Wage Cases
The Industrial Board approved changes affecting labourers in skeleton weed destruction and coke production. Awards were raised to 8 shillings per week in some divisions, with other adjustments to 14 shillings and per week in related categories. The ruling reflects adjustments for safety and working conditions across divisions, including Moly Wack and related processes.
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FCT
F.C
Aw.u
Ethasitemion
Amily Team
India
Enleitton
British unemployment at lowest level since 1930
The Daily Telegraph reports that upcoming official figures are expected to show unemployment slipping below two million for the first time since July 31, 1930, in London.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Anglo Uruguayan trade pact signed at Foreign Office
London Wednesday report states an Anglo Uruguayan commercial agreement was signed at the Foreign Office. It will take effect only after ratification by both nations.
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London
Foreign Office
Drought Ends in Queensland Rain Brings Hope Across Regions
Brisbane reports of splendid rainfall across northern and central Queensland with ongoing showers. Pastoralists say the drought is broken as a fall of heavy rain was recorded in several centers and the weather continues to bring rain over a wide area.
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Brisbane
Questa
F C T Cars Collide At Berrima
In a Wednesday night crash at Berrima an Armstrong Siddeley and Government Hunter No. 2 collided head on. The Armstrong Siddeley, insured by the Feder Capital Commission, sustained heavy damage. the Hunter was driven by Milton. Both drivers suffered injuries with Milton admitted to Berrima Hospital for rib injuries. the General Motors driver remained uninjured.
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Wrange
Call Son
Berrima
Armstrong Siddeley Weaan
Feder Capital Commission
Sydney
X General Biolory
Tor Lrade
Hunter No. 2
Milton
Bercima
General Motors
Rane
McKinstry
Sliman
Sorior
Gladwins
Edwards
Wicker
Usm
Rover
Orterell
Tealing
Trevillian
Trevillan
Pihnerville
Ini
Harold McGuinnest
Eastlake
Ainslie
Queanbeyan
Wiliams
James
Dery Moore
Lets
Collins
Loftus
Atdinson
Spen- Gelnve
Bryan
Watt
Bourne
Nell
Watson Millwood
Lyng
Culnsine
Farewell party before Mrs. Mulrooney departs Canberra for Tasmania
Friends and relatives gathered at Mrs. J L Mulrooney's home to bid farewell on the eve of her departure for Tasmania after years in Canberra. Messages of goodwill were read from friends in Britain and Melbourne. Mrs Mulrooney received a hors d oeuvres bowl and a bouquet.
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P Dwyer
Rei
J. L. Mulrooney
Tasmania
Canberra
Dwyer
Mya
Alie
Nna
Alt
Melbourne
AP. Arthur
M. Tevin
Iis
Department of Crude and Customs
Bailey
Commonwealth Police Fores
Jervie Bay
Firat Cheas Canainble Duviea
Cunbers
Not Ahead Industrial Thought in Australia
London reports a discussion on Australian pro unions and advanced industrial thought. The piece notes international sympathy for progressive labor ideas and hints at cooperative action but is fragmented and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
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London
Inustria
Sir Frederick Stewart Advocates Social Betterment Upon Return
Sir Frederick Stewart, returning from Geneva, urged easing working hours and embracing international effort for social betterment. He spoke to the late majority in favour of reforms and promised Australia’s support, stressing the need for practical measures to improve workers’ conditions.
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Ratified
Frederick Stewart
Geneva
International Elforta
Sir Frederick
Australia
Dr Page Plans Council to Replace Interstate Commission
Amid concerns Prime Minister may block revival of the Ther state Contaixeton, Dr. Bayle Page proposes a new council to handle cross state activities. The plan mirrors functions once held by the United States Interstate Commission under a different name, revived only when discussions with Mr. Lynne proceed.
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Canbarea
Primus Minivator
Bayle Page
Page
Mme
Tater Stain Commission
Tip Texislelon
Lynne
Closer Settlement Policy Debated by Lands Minister
A government discussion on the reallocation of private lands for closer settlement proceeded with the Lands Minister replying. The session examined further resettlement options amid ongoing issues within the Strattern Association and related land reform measures.
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Bydney
Hold Up at Surry Hills Sydney Reported
A man reported a robbery at Surry Hills in Sydney. Two men allegedly demanded money but the victim had none. Police later spotted two suspects nearby and after a struggle they were overcome and restrained by officers.
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Sytney
Darlinghonst Soline
Batt
Surry Hills
Seven Years Gaol For Street Hold-Up
Melbourne report states David MacDonnell Brown aged 20 was convicted of stealing at Dolling Street bank teller on April 0. He received seven years imprisonment. A previous clean record reportedly saved him from harsher punishment.
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Melbourne
Thureday
David MacDonnell Brown
Butcher
Wes
Arma Trém m Bank
Dolling Street
Apel
Coormanions
Trypriaon
Justine Marti
Sinty
Brown
Commonwealth to aid settlers with purchase of wire netting
Perth report states Dr Page announced to aid settlers by contributing one percent of the interest shares to purchase wire netting, with the Commonwealth providing further advances to states to assist. The move aims to bolster settlement by easing costs.
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Perth
Page
Interem
National football umpire appointments and team selections
Umpires named for mOTEOW games including Queanbeyan versus Amalié at Queanbeyan and other matches at Telopes and Reid Park. Acton faces Ainslie amid lineup notes, with selections listed for Aston’s team and Ainslie’s squad for Queanbeyan. Trades, injuries, and player returns are noted, with emphasis on training and readiness for Saturday matches.
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Queanbeyan
Amalié
Fie
Turnham
Boundary
Mungan
Smith
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Goulburn
Telupes
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Tonkin
Acton
Manuka
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Gaylard
Wright
Onnaton
Musiluke Juniors
Ainstie Junines
Telopes
St. John’s
Ainehe
Pield
Duntroon
St. Chrristopher's
Reid Park
Lonpiee
New South Wales Visit Prompts Queanbeyan Invitations
Figures including Lady Taanes and Governor Hore-Tuthven visit Queanbeyan with praise for local hospital and a rising push to involve Lady Tanacs in formal affairs. The Mayor’s office issued invitations while local injury to Mr. D Nelson highlights ongoing hospital care. A campaign to build a permanent bar at the Showground surfaces amid brewery product restrictions for years.
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New South Wate
Alexander Hore-Tuthven
Hore-fithwen
Lary Tanacs
Hore
Quemnybesan Leaig
Queanbeyan P. and ‘A. Association
Queanbeyan Showground
New Shop Assistants Claim New Award Funding
A fragmented Sydney report notes a claim by shop assistants for a new award. The union advocates that the payment should start from age seven, though the text is garbled and the details unclear. The story emphasizes union action and potential wage changes.
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Sydney
Sha
Ansintante’ Union Asia
German Labour Army Expansion Reported At 200000 Strong
A clipped report notes a dramatic expansion of the German Labour Army to about 200000 workers, detailing government plans and cabinet discussions. The notice reflects wartime manpower policy and public statements from officials on mobilization.
Winter ski plans stir Canberra Alpine Club in snow
Local winter sports fans in Canberra are busy preparing for mountain expeditions and a base area survey as heavy snow alters travel plans. Alpine Club members, led by officials, expect to map routes from Lee’s Springs toward Mount Franklin and Ginger, with surveys due this weekend to locate a potential base site and extend the snow country access.
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Canberra
Leleise
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Ina
Tmung
Canberra Ukiers
Hazel Beane
Alpine Uiud
Bern
Murrey Party Union Eibut
J.T. Bi
Lee Wwanther
Weil
Lee
Moa
Hin Mountain
Afi
Franklin
Glaint
Gingera
Mt Franklin
Ginger
Lee's Springs
Alpin Club Paerbury
Tom Campball
Cluny
Vichy
Flemington Stock Market Report
Sydney brokers report a quiet Flemington sale with 2,000 head penned. Wethers and ewes featured, with best prime animals in demand. Prices ranged from 10 to 25 shillings for various classes, though overall trade was uncertain amid competitive bidding.
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Sydney
Myers
Flemington Paleyaris
Steaely
Inve Pate
Carwoola stock sale attracts large grazer turnout
A Woolworth stock sale at Carwoola drew many graziers from Tocadit, Cooma, Braidwood, Goulburn, and Bungendore. Prices rose on brisk bidding with strong demand for cattle and sheep. Notable lots included ewes and wethers with prices listed in the 18s to 8d range. turnout and market momentum were high as vendors cleared inventories. The sale continues next Thursday with plans for further entries.
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Ruta
Chowan
Tocadit Cooma
Braidwood
Goulburn
Bungendore
Carwoola
Yeatenday
Biddley
Merind
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