Fourth Enforcement Bill Aims to Safeguard State Servants
NSW debate centers on enforcing the Agreements Enforcement Act to shield public service officers from victimisation. Proclamation targets railway and tram revenue including Sydney Harbour Bridge tolls, with expected funds aiding the year. Commonwealth and state funds discussions touch on annuities, superannuation, and payments to widows, amid constitutional funding arrangements.
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Lyons
House of Representatives
New South Wales
Commonwealth Legialaru
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Commonwealth
Special Enforcement Committee Plan Described in Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR outlines a Special Enforcement Committee with a deputy, a chairman, and federal and state officials to pursue enforcement actions. It mentions payments to the Commonwealth, investigation of evident infractions, and coordination with the federal system, though many names and details are garbled.
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Ray Elm
Financia Ageverenta
Crown Rubler Ams
Ay Watwon
Aventintant
Unclear fragments report attack on Governor Molong
Fragmentary account describes a dramatic attack on a governor by opponents. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and names, making it difficult to identify exact parties, dates, or locations referenced.
Air Companies Discuss English Mail Service
A conference is planned with representatives from Lie Anetrattany National Aleyya Tate Sydney CANTAS Bmaaned Went Atuttrattian Airwaye. Perth hosts a joint inquiry into the possible British and Austrian mail service between England and Austria. The meeting will be attended by officials and will be monitored by the Kodori Government.
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Melbourne
Bond
Anetrattany National Aleyya
Tate
Sydney
Cantas
Pastoral Award Delays Foreseen
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a pastoral award hearing delayed and moved to midweek in a court setting. References to officials include a secretary and a federal or regional body, with uncertain dates and locations. The text suggests scheduling changes and possible evidence gathering before a formal proceeding.
Endowment Bill Debate Highlights Payment Delays
Amid a fumbled discussion in Sydney on the Endowment Bill, Mr Lang and ministers face criticism over delays in pension payments. Government plans to channel funds via banks and the Bank of Sydney aim to speed up family endowment disbursements. Opposition members urge immediate machinery to resume payments as families grow desperate.
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Sydney
Maniliy
Vito
Italy
willWinke
Bank of
Herale
Kinsella Mali
Stamp duties in Sydney amid government action
The government continues the stamp duties regime with the treasury handling receipts. Despite the Commonwealth proclamation, duties will be lodged with the Sale Treasury instead of the Commonwealth Bank.
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Sydney Momus
Auelgenn
Baldato
Commonwrouth Bank
Sales of stamps stopped at post offices
Moods Sydney reports stamps sales halted at post offices amid a government decision. Officials confirm no further stamp issues this term while noting revenue already collected and ongoing unemployment concerns. Public reaction grows as authorities weigh future measures.
Wizard Smith Auchland Beach Visit Sparks Wellington Talk
Wizard Smith Auchland heads to the beach with plans for Wellington today as the town expects a pair of events to unfold. Local observers anticipate a welcome, while informal gatherings shape a quiet, pending schedule.
Senate presidency contest awaits Lynch bid for three year term
Senator P. J. Lynch of Western Australia plans to nominate for the next three year term as Senate President after June 30. He faces incumbent Senator Kingsmill, a former rival in nationalist party politics. Lynch’s long Senate career and recent independent stance are cited as key factors in party discussions.
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Senate
P. J. Lynch
Western Australia
Kingsmill
Lynch
Kingamill
Renator Kingemill
Turley
Air John Newlands
Heaton
George Euzee
Defsnee
Henatoryuk
Bellator
Country killing rydney and meat act changes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Monday incident and discuss meat price changes and regulatory terms. Mentions Moniay Con and attay wag, public reaction, and references to Meat Act provisions. Includes scattered figures such as 34 and 42 and prices like 6d and 4d for mutton and cream.
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Rydney
Moniay
Hira
Colton
May S but Few Flags Flew Anniversary of Parliament
The fifth anniversary of the opening of the Commonwealth Parliament at Canberra was barely marked officially. Parliament House was the only public building to fly flags for the occasion, while Accession Day also passed with few flags displayed.
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Canberra
Parliament House
National Meat Board debate stirs farmers and public
A disrupted report cites government steps to raise revenue through the Meat Board while critics accuse leaders of price hikes and profit motives. A deputation led by Mr Meat sought to address the issue, blaming government advisers and top board officials for harming farmers and the public with costly measures.
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Sears
Kelling
Meat Board
Tne
Ment Board
Ountey Killin Eime Gach Wall Ariel Ale
Bart Seemwurrow
Meat
Far East Developments See Shanghai Evacuation Move Ahead
Reports from Shanghai indicate Japanese withdrawal proceeds per peace treaty schedule while Chinese forces gain limited access to certain areas. Violence and sabotage intensify across Manchuria as both sides clash, with villages burned and rail lines damaged. The League Commission begins an investigation into the Manchurian situation amid broader regional tensions.
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Shanghai
Fim
Mranvehite
Mwashuria
Japanesy
Fan- Vohenx
Tungho
League Commission
Ims
German Labour Loan Aims to Cut Unemployment
Berlin reports a determined effort to reduce joblessness through a Reichstag backed plan. The labour loan would fund public works and improvements, offering up to five million marks at four percent, with a tax concession and a cap on total funding.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Commonwealth Bank Roof Repairs Notice
Commonwealth Bank at Civic Centre undergoes roof repairs after weather damage. Tenders have been invited for woodwork and ceiling restoration. contract work to be completed promptly by the specified party.
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Wauther. Am
Cantera
Commonwealth Tank
Civic Centre
Leuko
Cei
Ainy
Country Elopement Ends in Arrest in Sydney
In Sydney on a Monday morning a man aged 14 and a girl were involved in an elopement. Police chased them to a railway carriage where an abduction charge was laid against the man and the girl faced related accusations. The couple will appear before the Children’s Court.
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Sydney
Comstehns Willis
Armimara
Bird Stealing Hundreds of Cages Taken
Sydney police report a major cage theft at Burwood Pollos Court. About 1200 in value of cages were taken, with 26 year old Iwano John Fowler among those charged. Fowler appeared in court and was remanded to May 11 for further charges.
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Bydney
Monthy
Allen
Dorh
Mtethourte
Sydney
Burwood Pollos Court
Iwano
John Fowler
Lupanrer
Ntnalink
al Kinild
Fairfield
Meck al
Mwarty
Wie
Davis Cup Berlin Test Yields Mixed Results
Berlin hosts the Davis Cup with Dayle Cup action. Germany’s team saw Beday’s double rout Frammart and Nourney as they defeated Chayenne and Prema 64 62. Ueschendoveila fell in two matches, Manawo beat Kurway five two.
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Berlin
Germany
Tadia
Beday
Frammart
Nourney
Nianny
Chayenne
Prema
Autre
Ueschendoveila
Manawo
Kurway
Fairfax Plays for Accrington in London Cricket Match
Fairfax for Accrington took four for four and bowled well in a London match yesterday. The report notes the New Zealand-born player Muyrlis claimed one for zero while Richandsin contributed two for two in the same innings.
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London
Aunday
Feouile
Penian
Amiratian
Fairfax
Accrington
Patrfax
Muyrlis
Bealanduy
Aniit
Richandsin
Sueitrad
Defeat of Tardieu Government Shatters in Paris Polls
In the second ballot for the Chamber of Deputies, the Tardieu government is defeated as the Left secures a decisive victory with a likely majority of at least 67 seats. Voter sentiment darkened by the assassination of President Doumer, and the tally shows strong Left gains while Right candidates struggle to respond. Local figures claim the outcome may force a strategic realignment in the next round of elections.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Tardieu
France
Steohd
Doumer
Hectors
Cormaunista
Churchill Outlines Antidote to Deflation at London Talk
Churchill condemns deration as root of world trauma and urges America to mobilize a world monetary system of broad participation. He calls for a 1928 level revival of primary commodities, stronger self-reliance, tighter finance, and bold leadership to restore global fortune.
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London
Traubion
Winston Huretit
Leo
America
World's Fate Hangs on Lausanne Reparations Debate
Dr Bruning warned that Germany faces a decisive moment over reparations and disarmament. He urged truthful disclosure about the crisis, urging action to avoid further hardship and to seek equality and security amongst nations amid existing tensions.
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Lausanne
Germany
Bruning Outspoken
Iuriona
Eerencen
Watt
Whang
Util Trust
Lyons Landslide Claims Thirty Lives in Rescue Efforts
Lyons is rocked by a landslide that collapses two blocks, leaving up to 35 dead and eight rescued. M. T. Herriot, leading rescue attempts with 60 others, refuses to abandon entombed victims as a second slide halts operations and forces evacuation of nearby houses. Firefighters contain a fire sparked by a pine causing extensive damage while authorities weigh political risk and continued search efforts.
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Fine Fra Brigade
M. Herriot
Lyons
Herriot
Fils
Howeris
M Doumer State Funeral and French Election Talk
A French state funeral for M Doumer is planned for Thursday in Paris. Reports note discussions around the May 11 presidential ballot with M Tardieu and M Le Brun leading candidates and possible shifts in support between Le Brun and Laval depending on the initial results.
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Wales
Tardiauy
Puti
Ahmon
M. Ls Brun
Laval
M. Paimleyy
Tein
ML. Tardieu
le Brun
Regulatte
ML Laval
Byerry Won Wool Reduction Set for Next Season
The Byrney Won association announces a ten percent decrease in warehousing charges for wool in the Sydney market starting July. The cut follows discussions with the National Council of Wool Raising Brokers of Australia and aims to ease hardship for wool growers amid current conditions.
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Bydnet
Belling Piratunry Amfociation
National Council of Wool Raising Brokers of Australia
Td Beet
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