Reduction in hotel liquor renewal fees outlined
The Hotels Amalie and Wellington are moving to private enterprise after a central government decision. The Home Minister said renewal fees for liquor permits will drop from 30 105 percent to 10 5 percent of purchases in the prior year, aiding lease negotiations and the hotels’ sale prospects.
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A. Atall
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Ren
Launeea
Vision
Canberra Hospital to adopt new charge system under Health Dept control
The Commonwealth Department of Health will assume administrative control of Canberra Government Hospital today and implement a graded charges schedule. Private physicians may attend patients when rooms are available, with priority given to the needy, emergency cases, and then others.
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Commonwealth Department of Health
Canberra Government Hospital
Cumpston
Privaty
Federal Capital Territory
Deadlock in French Crisis Reported by Paris Telegraph
Paris correspondent notes that the Tidhogias and Socalias refuse to join any movement under M. Tart and threaten to resign cabinet if he takes a position. Tard only occupies a potential cabinet role pending formation. Chautemp’s defeat shifts him to courting rivals, including M. Aulilius, as political passions rise.
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Flay
Paris
Daily Telegraph
Tidhogias
Socalias
M. Tartte
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M. Tard
Deedingkik
Peer Amaplede
M. Tardiew
Po Caol
M. Chautemp
M. Aulilius
Liberal motion to amend Coal Mines Bill defeated in Commons
The Liberal amended scheme to regulate coal output and market aspects was rejected in the House of Commons by a large division. Conservatives attacked the proposal as a dangerous departure toward nationalization, while Liberals argued it would empower miners and improve the industry.
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London
House Commons
Davies
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Gr L. Worthington-Eraona
Ing
Stuart Bevan
Lloyd George
King Alfonso Attacks Public Confidence in Speech
In a theater address the former premier criticizes the regime and urges republican ties while denouncing the dictator. Riotous mood erupts as crowds attempt to storm the venue, forcing authorities to disperse the gathering.
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Ani Thering
Clee to Disappearance PARI Thureday
A fragmented report outlines a disappearance involving General Koute, mining chief of the White ee Wa, with a rumor of a woman’s tale. The text mentions a policeman, an ether scene, and an occupant later found in an accident, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Koute
Weousine
Naval Conference Stirs as Mr Fenton Threatens Speak Out
Australian Press Association reports Mr Fenton, a minor delegate, grows impatient with the Naval Conference amid a mire of calculations. He warns he will speak out if no decisive action occurs, blaming political rot and cowardice as the gloves come off next week.
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London
Australian Press Association
Fenton
Fenton Defends Trade Link With Yorkshire Wool Trade
Mr Fenton Australian Trade and Customs Minister defends reciprocal trade as Yorkshire woollen industries host a Bradford luncheon. J H Bates praises Fenton while Lord Burnby warns against rising production costs from ambitious secondary industry plans.
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Fenton
Bradford
Federation of Preliah Industries
J. H. Bates
Iie
Australia
Ford
Yorkshire
Cappiaure
Jd. A
Hodgeon
Avsiantia
Agreement Reported Reached On Naval Conference Talks
Private talks among English American and Japanese delegations centered on the Japanese cruiser radio issue. Reported progress suggested a tentative agreement granting Japan a little over 60 percent of the American position while Japan had demanded 7th, but no formal confirmation was available from either side.
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London
Japan
Wheat Situation and Farm Board Loan Policy Update
Washington reports Farm Board chair Legge signaling plan tweaks to extend loaning as taxes due and June interest looms. Board says 26 million bushels held, eight million financed, with Kansas City and Omaha elevators filled and Stabilisation Corporation buying surplus to steady markets.
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Washington
Legge
Relee Hoard
Iocans
Legere
Farm Board
Kansas City
Omaha
Tle
Legee
Stabilisation Corporation
O.opera
Unsold Coal Market Fails to Find Buyers at Port Waratah
Sydney reports over eleven thousand tons of coal at Port Waratah awaits shipment. Owners deny a deliberate flood to force an exit policy amid dispute. A prominent firm attempted back loading coal but could not find a market and sent ships back empty.
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Sydney
Port Waratah
Iwinera
Twilee Laa
Wheat Guarantee Plan Proposed by Baldwin
Mr Stanley Baldwin told a deputation of Conservative Agricultural Committees that if returned to power he would pursue a system to guarantee farmers the price of home grown wheat that is milled for sale. He said only home grown wheat should be supplied to the army and navy, with details to be examined further. The plan envisions Twenty five percent of war needs met from home grown wheat.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Intentinga
Australian Eleven Captain Acknowledges Ashes Return
Friday farewell social featured Mr W M Woolfit captain of the Australian Eleven who pledged to regain the Ashes in Australia. Mr W J Kelly team coach praised the players confidence and said Hornibrook would match any bowler, while noting improved form in England and readiness to resume international play.
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Melnourser
W. M. Woolfit
Alatralian
Australan
Australia
W. J. Kelly
Hornibirook
England
Gare
Policy gaps at Premier Conference cited in press
The Premiers debate policy proposals from Mr Avin and Mr Tavin. The Prime Minister faced no recriminations and preferred avoiding party capital while economic and industrial issues loom. Mr David noted disappointment that no common non party policy was adopted to ease the nation’s differences.
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Scullin
Bavid
Denial of Three-Power Pact Rumor Stirred in Parliament
The Daily Telegraph reports that Prime Minister MacDonald dismissed talks of a three power treaty. Delegates at a meeting vowed to seek a framework with France and Britain and to pursue a five power agreement while dissenting voices warned of unfriendly acts toward France. In Commons Mr. MacDonald reiterated the policy to scrap battleship tonnage, limited by others' concessions.
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Cory
Daily Telegraph
Kuimdon
Wakatsuki
France
House of Commons
Mactonald
Aeck
Quarantine Delay Hits Actor’s Broadway Bound Season
The Canadian liner Aorang arrived in Sydney with 260 passengers moved to quarantine. No reopen timing given as first time NZ vaccinations trigger a nine day stay. Included on board is actor William Faversham and wife Miss Ron Davis, delaying the Theatre Royal season expected March 15.
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Sydney
Auelio
New Zealand
William Faversham
Theatre Royal
Ron Davis
Profit Sharing Scheme Tied to Crime Ring
Five criminals signed a document titled Articles of the Associates detailing equal sharing of tax receipts from thefts. Llewellyn Jones, 24, received a six month sentence for vagrancy as the City Court heard the case. Tyrone produced the document outlining collective protection and joint consultation before any scheme.
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Melbourne
Ciy
Llewellyn Jones
Setective Tyrone
Anle
Imprisonment for Shooting Policeman Ends Trial
Hannah Francia Wilson a ship's step ward was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment by Justice MacFarlane in the Criminal Court for shooting Constable Fowler of Carlton during the arrest on December 17. He was also fined and ordered to pay damages for tolls and related costs.
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Melbourne
Hannah Francia Wilson
Mackfarlane
Criminal Court
Fowler
Carlton
Wilson Wan A
Dismissals From Commission Under New Canberra Admin
The article reports that chair Christie announced dismissals from a commission, with workers moved to other posts under a new administrative setup. It notes the Commonwealth reforms and the transfer of commission functions to the Home Affairs and Works Departments following the change in Canberra's administration.
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Kobe
Pwr
Ember
wePjen
Canberra
Commission
Home Affairs and Works Departments
Kerguelen Island Air Exploration Report
A historical note describes Bir Dowell Mawes coordinating aerial reconnaissance over Kerguelen Island. Lt Campbell and Lt Douglas mapped eastern coastline, aided by aerial photographs. Major Hurley and Prof Johnsten contributed to biological findings during distant excursions and daylight surveys of the Venus Hermit life region.
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Bir Dowell Mawes
Ino
Kerguelen Islami
Campbell
Douglas
Hurley
Moterheal
Johnsten
Dirk
Venus
Kingsford Smith to depart for San Francisco in March
Squadron Leader Kingeford Smith will leave for San Francisco on March 15 and plan a later trip to London to arrange a trans Atlantic flight. The Southern Cross is currently at the Fo ker works in Holland awaiting preparations.
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Sydney
Kingeford Smith
San Francisco
London
Atlantic
Southern Cross
Fokker
Holland
Antarctic Expedition Relic Sighting and Ship Progress
The 1874 expedition visits relics of past occupation and the Ker guelen German Antarctic party builds ruinous signs. Dr. Ingram shines in bacteriology as the Discovery completes overhaul and sets sail from Port Jeanne d Arc to Murray Island. The crew reports robust health despite harsh duties. the ship now anchors near Murray Island after trawling and navigating Observatory Bay.
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Kerguelen
Profesanr Drygaiski
Clerman Magneticy Observatory
Himmere
Port Jeanne d'Arc
Observatory Hay
Murray Island Anchorage
Obestratory Bay
Ingram
Unscrutable fragment hints at archived news wire style mix
The readable text shows a garbled Reuters world service style fragment with scattered words about information services and a dated compilation. It lacks clear persons, places, dates, or events to identify a coherent news item.
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Reuters
World Berries
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