Election Upheld Alleges Voting Frauds in High Court
In Darlinghurst the court declined to void the election of Finnan as State Prices Minister after counsel alleged deliberate fraud. Judge Maxwell dismissed the petition. O Kelly, the petitioner, was ordered to pay costs while evidence suggested organized fraud touched 125 of 732 votes. The case urged further inquiry but was denied.
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Finnan
Tuatice Mixwell
Court of ‘Return
Ren Patrick O'Kelly
Darlinghurat
Ha Permanet
Mer
Maxwell
Ncenssful
O'Kelly
Pinuan’ Ronta
R. Ashburner
Xenburner
Watta
Publi Hime
Finnang
Renpurner
Pinnang
Rahbourner
Dustice Maxwell
Indian Free Speech Debate Sparks Outcry in Parliament
New Delhi reports reveal sharp editorials criticizing the Premier Pandit Nehru and his Bill to curb speech. The Saturday session aimed to amend press freedoms, drawing protests from journalists and political leaders.
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Pandit Nehru
Xeo- Joos Ne
Butkins
Red Cross Leader Appeals Aid for India Famine Relief
Melbourne to send wheat, milk, rice, barley and oats to India if famine worsens. Sir John Newman Morris, chairman of the Australian Red Cross, says Australia can help and would place the organisation at the government’s disposal for relief shipments. Professor MacMahon cautions China and Russia have offered aid, while the Wheat Bag program faces export limits.
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Melbourne
India
Australian Red Cross
John Newman Morris
John Aid
Australly
Ith
Joan
Bayon
Pye Seasor
W. MacMahon
Taj Tnd
China
MacMahon Call
Melbourne University
New Delhi
Rrussia
No Wheat Shortage and Legal Notices Across Regions
Reported wheat supplies are extremely limited with no surplus for India as weather and export cuts hurt NSW Queensland and Sydney ports. Shipping delays and high prices persist while specialists warn of further impact on other states. Also noted are probate matters in London including convictions and estate distributions for residents of Blacktown and nearby areas.
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Tilia
Teasdale
Hervert
India
Commerce and Agriculture
Mowen
New South Wales
Queenslzndad
Sydney
Newcastle
Brisbane
Nsw
Victoria
South Australia
Western Australia
Guilliana
Moniny
Jemiy Dem
Jean Bure
Norman
James Page
Page
Hele Seether
Wacktown
Lionel Chartes
Bury
Pare
Istice Raper
Vine
Stowrine
Ample corn sack supplies amid harvest concerns in Melbourne
The Australian minister announced adequate corn sack stocks for the coming harvest after talks with India and ongoing purchases for the September deadline. Government assurances cover shipping arrangements through June and no shipping difficulties are foreseen, with prices remaining high but stabilizing.
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Melbourne
Jaw Morce
Mekweny
Royal couple and Princess Margaret holiday at Balmoral
The King Queen and Princess Margaret traveled to Balmoral for a week’s holiday ending a tradition of royal train travel. They arrived in London Monday and began the Balmoral visit together, marking a first in their holiday arrangements.
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London
Margaret
Aberdeen
Balmoral Case
Balmoral
Television microscope pioneers magnify living tissues at 25000x
Edinburgh engineer R Frank Roberts unveils the first television microscope capable of 25000x magnification. The device, costing about £1000, combines a microscope and TV display to count and sort cells in brain tissue and measure blood cells on slides.
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R. Frank Roberts
Edinburgh-bort Electronica
Robert
Greiner
I de
Roberts
University College
Lonton
Numield Trax
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