Lang Government's Wages Tax Rejected By Upper House
Sydney report details the Legislative Council voting 45 to 17 to reject the emergency income tax bill. Debate centers on funding state services after July 1 and the Melbourne Premiers Conference agreement. The opposition and Premier supporters clash over the tax plan and its effect on public works and unemployment relief.
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Legislative
Ee Lagiainive Counsil
Mersinas
Labour
Mer Greyadler
A.W.U Kn
Anaid
Lang
Melbourne
Legislative Council
Concannon
Norman Kater
Sydney
Jan Aethe
Leantauve Coupe
Tay Hee
Duncannion
Suxienvion
BiandUiy
Tay
Covern Rity
New South Wales
AM JM
Finnociera
Hia
Warrar
Coucauinon
Tony
Ths Membry
Max
Pramn
Theodore
A.L P
Burnt to Death Medical Students End Sequel to Collision
London report describes a fatal car fire after a collision near Watford. Four medical students, two women, were trapped as the touring car burst into flames. One woman was rescued. others were badly burned, with panic and injuries reported.
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London
Watford
Bhs
Rey
Academy
Fragmentary Market Note From New Zealand Report
A terse item notes the conservation of waters and reference to a Reuters World Service compilation. The readable fragment points to New Zealand context with a implied emphasis on information sourcing and preservation.
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Reuters
New Zealand
Air travel talks hinge on naming new national carrier
Vyhe chairman H Stewart signals potential creation of a national airline. Negotiations are under way with suggestion that the company join forces with Imperial Airways to establish air service between England and Australia, aiming for an appropriate approval time. Different proposals reflect efforts to coordinate international air transport.
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Sydney
Vyhe
Avstratian National Airwage
H. Stewart
Weriamirvicon
Twit Tropertal Airways
England
Dutch Pagoda at Parig Pavilion Destroyed by Fire
Sunday fire gutted the Dutch pavilion at the Renoir Solomial exhibition, a replica of the Mumatea Pagoda. Jim Valiabte Collectian, linked to the Cambition, reported the loss valued around £600,000. A short circuit is suspected. the aroniwet and his wife narrowly escaped incineration.
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Parig
Renoir
Vandalism by Communist Gang Hits Glen District
Police raid at dawn seized a house in Glen district amid alleged Communist involvement. Five carloads of officers arrived as doors broke and walls were damaged. Two men were detained while officers confronted utter confusion and a strong odor from burned woodwork and a damaged balcony.
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Sydney
Men Charged In Court At Glebe Court
In Glebe Court today Merry Goo 1 carpenter and Robert Bye 30 butcher were charged with maliciously damaging a house on Bridge Road Glebe. Detective Sergeant Coombe said the tenants and hours were under inquiry as investigators pursued the case.
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Rydney
Muniay
Glebe Court
Merry Goo
Carpenter
Robert Byethin
Butcher
Bridge Rand
Glebe
Coombe
Delhi Pact Menaced by Congress Extremists Violence in Rural Provinces
A formal report from Calcutta on Monday describes an acute crisis in the United Provinces and the Pun ere, with tenants resisting rents to zamindars under attack from agents. It notes Gandhi’s extremist lieutenants like Tam ait, Jawarhartit, Nehen and Valabhads f fueling bad blood between landlords and tenants and suggests Congress opposition aims to disrupt Gandhi’s Round Table Conference appearance.
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Calcutta
United Provinces
Gandhi
Tamait
Jawarhartit
Nehen
Valabhads
Mandfords
Acle
Congress
Tram inspector killed in Calcutta bomb outrage
A tram inspector died and a constable was wounded in a bombing at Nayatals police station in Pata Bengal. Two suspects, reported wanted in Delhi, were linked to the case.
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Calcutta
Nayatals
Pata
Bengal
Delhi
Plight Of Three Men Swept To Sea
Three men Ali Kolfe William Abie and Lewis Tiredg set out on a motor launch to fish when the engine failed and they drifted far from shore. After a long struggle they were rescued near Tritton, exhausted but alive following the perilous boating incident.
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Melanin
AL Kolfe
Witliam Abie
Lewis
Distros
Tritton
Rivers Rise After Heavy Rain Fears In Lachlan Valley
Flood fears persist across Murray and Murrumbidgee catchments as Weather Bureau warns of more heavy rain within 48 hours. Bridges down between Tarcutta and Adelong halt road travel from Arley to Albury and Tarcutta prepares for inundation by brick sealing doorways. Albury’s river rose eight inches overnight while Forbes reports improving conditions, and communities along the western river towns brace for rising floodwaters.
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Sydney
Murray
Murrumbidgee
Weather Bureau
Arley
Albury
Tarcutta
Adelong
Murrumbigee
Bydney
Naveral Bridgen Beng
Peea Een
Trecutta
Forbes Ia
Cidablin
Romeros
Quiet Spain elections amid fears of unrest in Madrid
Spain held quiet elections with sporadic violence in Agrcelona Malaga Bollos and Haranmmia. Police and guards patrolled to deter riots. A priest was nearly lynched in Madrid while Macia claimed Catalonia would press demands to the Cortes. Five people were killed across the country amid the vote.
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Madrid
Agrcelona
Madria
Everal
Malaga
Bollos
Haranmmia
Civil Guarde
Air Force
Franco
Guarda
Macie Party
Catalone
Barcelona
Sitcces
Macia
Cortes
Spain
Feault
Split Voting Feared In Anti Labour Rally
A.K.A announced that the United Australia Movement would nominate candidates for federal and state elections. Nationalist Association secretary Mr Hime Neld warned of split voting harming anti party prospects, citing past losses in 1929 and 1920 elections as examples.
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Rydnet
A.K.A
League
United Australia Movement
Nationalist Association
Hime Neld
Thos
Minders
Thd
Franklin
Barwon
Murray
Bond
Waterfront licensing tightens as volunteers suffer
Federal policy restricts waterfront work to licensed workers and returned soldiers with licenses under the act. Applications for licenses by members of the Permanent and Casual Wharf Labourers Union were refused. New licensing officers were appointed in Melbourne Brisbane and Adelaide to handle licenses.
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Melbourne
Stesixion
Watersiie Workers Federation
O-Day
Nicansee
Brennan
Briswne
Adelaire
Ticensinis
Man Committed For Trial In Gilrts Throat Cut Case
Ralph Watling 29, labourer, committed for trial at Newtown for feloniously wounding Rita Davies on June 6. Police say he confessed to harming her after jealousy over her affection, stating he cut her throat when he met her in the street. A letter allegedly from Watling expresses torment and conscience. The defendant was remanded.
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Newtown Court
Ralph Watling
Rita Davies
Newton
Watling
Long Bay Grol
Shop Rationing Fight Resumes At Conciliation Meeting
Sydney union official Bir O'Dea opposed rationing in retail stores telling the Conciliation Committee he would not agree to any terms and would press legal action against employers. He cited September rationing reduced numbers and warned of mounting hardship as the act steers work toward stricter controls. The case adjourned to tomorrow.
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Sydney
Bir
O'Dea
Aesistants’ Union
Ind
Round the World Flyers Across Siberia
KHABAROVSK Siberia Sunday. On their round the world flight the fliers, Paut and Garty, arrived very late from Blagovyechensk. They may propose to fly home via Sakhalin Okhotsk Sea Kamchatka.
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Khabarovsk
Siberia
Firmen
Wilkins Plans to Leave for Polar Regions Fortnight
Wilkins plans a fortnight departure for polar ventures from Bergen. He arrived amid cordial greetings from Fir Averdrup and other experts. He will return to Anslend with parts and provisions, to begin the submarine polar expedition and start north soon.
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Bergen
Wir
Muere Wilkine
Fir
Averdrup
Anslend
Bergen Ins Fort
Farmers Oppose Wheat Pool at Burrumhuttock Meeting
A Burrumhuttock farmers gathering on Monday strongly opposed the wheat pool. The resolution said that while the pool is privately controlled, government interference would harm growers by diminishing rewards and influence.
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Burrumhuttock
Comwulney
Pavate
Fire and Flood Duel Hit Jerilderie Sydney
An extremely critical position reported as flood waters engulf Jerilderie residential areas with a large general store destroyed. Fire brigade responded quickly but efforts were ineffective, with stock and buildings damaged and a dwelling next to the shop spared from serious threat.
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Sydney
Deerilderie
Rm Business
Atory
Zawan
Sion
Promera
Economy Bills Move Through House Amid Pledges
In intratir House of Representatives, two economy bills are expected to pass by week’s end. The Prime Minister’s Conference pledges affect public servants and pensions while conversion teams work on related measures. The debate hints at a murder case tied to political turmoil.
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House of
Dows
Court Delivers Speech Frail Plot With Names Lost
In a murky court transcript a man named Jean Hewtheate faced charges tied to anti police rhetoric found in a discordant speech. Several defendants including Robert Gray and Joseph Michelson appeared on related counts as law enforcement actions and bans were noted.
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Trydney
Jean Hewtheate
Verai
Mundetrwte Fey
Montlin ‘Gaemete Ulm
Robert Gray
Inhichewa
Joseph Michelson
Sya
Thomas Brightwill
Babarshin
Renin
Rapid Promotion in Russian Fighting Services
Soviet naval command details reveal Vladimir Orlov, 25, rising from naval school after wartime training to appointed commander in chief of the Soviet naval forces. Jacob Alkantaasteny named as a gate guardian and senior mandet-in-chief in an apparent reshuffle.
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Moscow
Sully
Vietimir Orlov
Jacob Alkantaasteny
Caught by Flood Claims River Rescue Tragedy
A flood narrative recounts David Holt and others attempting to save a horse from rising waters. Holt reportedly drowned after the horse escaped and slipped toward the river. Rescue efforts continued as authorities investigated the incident and the search for the horse proceeded downstream.
Miners Rally Against Lang Tax Proposal
A Crannorly miners meeting today demanded immediate action against the proposed tax plan. They urge coalfield authorities to call a winter meeting and pause operations until the issue is resolved, highlighting local coal production concerns.
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Miners
LANG
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