Commonwealth plans for King s Jubilee celebrations
The Commonwealth Government names R A Parkhill A J McEachstn and G Casey to draw up arrangements and supervise Jubilee activities with states. Canberra events run May 8 to May 12 with ceremonies at Parliament House and a Governor General levee. Public buildings to be decorated ships illuminated and water pageantry planned. Parliament to pass an Address of Loyalty.
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Mer. G. Casey
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Canberra Foxecast Weather Update
A flat warm sultry day with rising humidity and increasing cloud. Winds shift from north east to north west as thawing conditions develop and fresh breezes form, with visibility and weather improving later in the period.
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Meat Trade Strain Over Australian Chilled Beef Fight
Australia laments UK import stance as British restrictions hit infant chilled beef sector and shipping. Australian delegation travels to London to press Empire unity, urging UK ministers to value Dominion prosperity and avoid retaliatory import curbs while fostering friendship and a long term trade balance.
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United Kingdom
London
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Manuka deputation seeks street frontage extension for cottages
A Manuka deputation urged the Minister for the Interior to grant permission to extend street frontages in front of Be rene pet cottages. They argued the plan would not interfere with the Teolen Lal ecleme and that the change would suit development needs while preserving general wishes. The matter to be inquired into.
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Funeral notice for Maden Bro Morwuary in Queanbeyan
Feintives and trinnda of Johomery Jala of Morton Stevet and Ueanioyan are invited to attend the funeral at Queanbeyan st 33h pm tits dey for interment in the Prem byterian Cemetery Queanbayan professional notice.
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Jala
Morton Stevet
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Mystery furniture brings House of Representatives debate
In a tense session Mr. Speaker and ministers addressed a puzzling incident of moving furniture and alleged spirits in the Parliament building. The discussion touched on a treasury report and the sugar industry inquiry, with ministers defending actions and calls for a Select Committee aided by experts.
Neglected North Suburb Development Sparks Housing Debate
A Canberra deputation led by Mr J Lairacosy Urandident argues that northern suburbs lack housing and services as the 1931 development progresses. They call for fair allocation, noting 449 government houses by June and plans to add 21 more, plus a new high school and Civic Centre access, while criticizing living conditions in federal city areas and urging government action.
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Civic Centre
Commonwealth Hearth Department
Sydney
Collision at Manly Injures Three Men
A head on crash near Manly this morning left three men injured. The collision damaged both vehicles and caused a total wreck. Emergency crews and witnesses described a severe crash with vehicles heavily damaged and one driver’s actions under investigation.
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Unemployment Bold Forester Plan Proposed by Opposition Leader
In the House of Representatives debate on the appropriation for afforestation and public works, Mr Boullin urged a bolder unemployment attack. He supported forestry funding but pressed for full-time employment, stricter forest supervision, and a comprehensive plan with state cooperation, plus a larger funding package and specific noninvolved projects. The Loan Appropriation Bill outlined Commonwealth funding for various public works including court and government buildings, naval and port facilities, and northern territory projects adding up to 4200,000.
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Weather forecast for Queanbeyan and region
Fragmented weather brief reports March forecast for Queanbeyan area. Mentions temperatures around 82 degrees, 28 hundred, 24 hour period ending around 30 am with winds, rain likely and sods details. Data appears garbled with several OCR errors.
Hospital inquiry details doctors charges and equipment issues
A controversial hospital inquiry into three doctors examined charges and equipment shortages. The discussion covered anaesthetic apparatus costs around 70 pounds and 280 pounds for equipment, hospital funding gaps, and alleged misrepresentation of events. The inquiry noted the hospital often faced monetary constraints.
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Bankruptcy case in Sydney tests assets of Melbourne society woman
The Official Assignee in Sydney reports Mrs Lawrence Myron, a Melbourne society figure, is bankrupt and owes 1548 to creditors. Despite a prior Bankruptcy Act finding of guilt in 1027, she and her four daughters lived in Melbourne and faced a costly lifestyle, with assets tied to a mansion and a theatre presence. The region upheld the decision on the alleged misappropriation.
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Lawrence Mynaon
Melbourne
Holst Austelia
Russia Buying Wool in London
Russian buyers have resumed at the London wool sales chiefly purchasing fleece, while plans for a Canberra medical charity event include a concert at Albert Hall next week under patronage of the Commonwealth. A thanksgiving service is proposed for Sunday May 22 with the Prime Minister's department coordinating local framing.
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Yorkshire Observer
Landop Wool Aales
Tr Tm
Canberra
Abbert Hall
Thy Wranesday
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Luca Wranch
Lang Measles Notice of Bill For Repeal
A fragmented report notes the Lang Government facing opposition in Parliament over a bill to repeal the Mortgage Tat terms. The session saw debate on records disposal and leave to introduce values as Labour Government neared its end.
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Alsatian dog finds body in swamp
Graton, Wednesday, reports an Alsatian dog locating the body of Matootin Campbell in a swamp near Cainatabte Moreheave on Lake Moreheave. The dog signaled from about 300 meters away and 100 yards from the site. Campbell had been missing ten days. Police call it probable suicide.
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No Change in System Addressing Auditor General Criticism
The Australian government trod the line with Treasury practices on federal accounts, disputing Auditor General comments about handling excess receipts. Treasurer Casey and Governor General Beesley argued the long standing method of applying excess receipts to reduce past deficits remains correct and should continue, with no departure planned from established budgetary procedures.
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Governor General attend Federal Executive Council meeting
His Excellency the Governor General attended a Federal Executive Council meeting at Government House Canberra on a recent Saturday afternoon. Also present were Dr Henry Wade of the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh and others visiting Canberra, including Mr J D Annand MLA and Mrs Annand. The group visited the Institute of Anatomy and other sites in Canberra.
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Adelaide
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Ecutive Council
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Death and Discovered Body in English Canal Mystery
A mutilated body, missing a hand, was found in the English Canal near Hafreiford between Elatimalaw and Walarioa. The clothing and position suggest foul play or violence as investigators examine the scene. Meanwhile Mrs. Beate Hawking dies unexpectedly in the morning, with Mr. Hy MM Hawkins and an assistant secretary involved in the event. The deceased was previously a church worker.
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Hy MM
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