The Angus Case Another Appeal in Sydney
In Sydney on Tuesday the Presbyterian Assembly debated the Anglican case involving Rev Carter and Rev McGowan, discussing Dr Angus and his book Truth and Tradition. The Sydney Presbytery had refused to hear charges, sparking an appeal that sought proper investigative procedure and church discipline, defining the matter as a potential threat to church peace.
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Sydney
Presbyterian Assembly
di Angus
J Carter
McGrwan
Carter
di Antie
Thie
Chuneh
McGowan
Necowmry Jn Institute
Audinlal
Tero
Angus
Assembly
John Schwarde
Metowan
Angie
Doestine
J. A. Kergy
Ingater
Bydney
Dinar and Names From Queanbeyan Rail Era Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists names RJ Dinar Queanbeyan AM Foilick and others including E R Cottam Semony Lone A M Bilkenny AR Smithers Benn Dymock and Maton tied to a railway context. Readable nouns point to a local historical notice about personnel or appointments.
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Queanbeyan AM
Foilick Nd
Queanbayan
E.R Cottam Semony and
Lone A.M, Bilkenny AR Smithers F
Benn
Weather Summary From Fragmented OCR Data
Unclear weather report shows temperatures around 54 degrees and 21.2 degrees with winds noted. Mentions rain probability and references locations and times but text is garbled and incomplete.
Italian Work Cfases in League Committees
Italian work cfases in league committees. The fragmentary text mentions Ludgate and Oplum Fone with unclear roles. No coherent event or names. This item reads as damaged OCR with limited readable content and no verifiable details to form a proper news summary.
International currency stabilisation and the gold standard debate
Analyzed is the push for international monetary stabilization amid fears of deflation and devaluation. The article contrasts English adherence to gold with French distrust, notes Germany’s complex position, and warns that European recovery hinges on a coordinated move toward or away from gold, amid looming international financial pressures.
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Tittle
Europe
England
France
Holland
Switzerland
Belgium
Germany
Gerveny
London
Paris
Senator Hardy Injured After Railway Mishap
Senator Hardy sustained a fracture after tripping on a railway crossing near Goulburn station yesterday morning while returning to Canberra for the Senate. He entered the chamber on crutches, had an X-ray confirming the fracture, and his car was brought from the wagon to assist his return.
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Senate
Betting Inquiry in Sydney Case Involves Constable Grant
An officer of the Commonwealth Bank presented four accounts claimed to be in Constable Allan L. Grant’s name. The commission examined them and Mr Windeyer urged that Grant’s conduct in a commission matter be noted with caution. The discussion touched on related cases, including Barker, with no definitive charges reported.
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Sydney
Commixflan
Commonwealth Bank
Allan L. Grant
Windeyer
Grant
Tay
A ‘Markell
Great
George Algeraua Barker
Parliament Sittings Delays Push Back Expected End
An incomplete report notes uncertainty over whether Parliament can dispose of the Bushead before Friday. If aid is in sight, the House may rise Saturday morning or continue next week. Observers fear the present week lacks time, with sessions likely to extend into Thursday or Friday of next week, as unexpected turns slow progress.
Dairying Industry Push At National Research Institute Talk
The Dairy Industry National Research Institute conference in Melbourne heard Prime Minister Lyons express support for establishing a dedicated dairy research institute. Officials noted government and Dairy Export Board funding, and stressed scientific advances to boost exports and lower barriers while safeguarding interests in new trade agreements.
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Melbourne
Butter Factory Mangere and Secretaries' Association
Nday
My Lyons
Aattonn
Commonwealth
Mawkesbury College
Nid W. Sy
Australia
Lyons
Fraser
Industey
Wigan
Commonwealth Dairy Rup
Conurenye
Hhe
Agricile Lureta Morente
Senate Deliberates on Tariff Policy and Tasmanian Labor Strike
The Senate debated the tariff schedule with Senator Payne proposing duties on dungarees and clothing. Tasmanian and Queensland interests clashed over protection for local textile makers while the Australian spinning and weaving industry faced shifts in policy and potential import impacts. The discussion noted substantial employment in Queensland and broader Commonwealth effects as the measure moved toward second reading and adjournment.
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Senate
Benator Payne
Dlingarees
Doninia
Jeane Whd Iwille
Brown
Cunes
Brow
J. W. MacDonald
Senata Collins
Queensland
Bensler Payne
Beiish Textile Inc
Japan
Payne'y
Britain
Benatar McLachlan
Foil
Melbourne
Ealth
Formar
Arkin
Rengiar Dein
Fay
Payne
Champions Beaten as Women’s Golf Championship Opens
Monday's first round at Boothbury sees six reigning champions fall. Bridgett Newell defeats Wanda Morgan three up while Milas Glutting overcomes Mrs Ware three and one. Phyllis Walton beats Ceron Emgously two and one. Diane Fianwick edges Rieven Welsh champion one up. Irish and Scottish champions also lose as Mia Walker halves with Jeanie Anderson two and one, Pam Barton defeats Miss Phampton one up.
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London
Booth- Burt
Bridgett Newell
Wanda Morgan
Posuer
Milas Glutting
Americal
Mrs. Ware
Thiree Anit
Mian
Phyllin Wailenton
Ceron
Mials
Diane Fianwick Bestars
Rieven
Chamion
Enre Ilao Braten
Mia
Walker Ben Jeanie Anderson
Pam Barton Bast
Miss Phampton
Sern Cheenleave Teat Mrn Penton
Rumour sparks questions on budget and ministers in London
In London on Monday a heated discussion surfaced over budget rumours linked to Colonial Secretary J H L Thomas. Tory MP Sir Alfred Butler warned against wild claims as witnesses recalled Thomas joking about election expenses and Lloyd George era promises while ministers debated road and bridge projects and the cost of surveys and design.
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London
J. HL Thomas
Alfred Bult
Thorns
Thoms
Wittens
Mr.Thoman
Jim
Lioyas
Sydney
Canlerr
Alfred Mutt
Spooner
Shires
Aabustnera
Hommes
Alfred
Thomas
Leva
A. Breet
Jejneving
Beenidos
Greet
Robot
Deing
Tidget Partment
Cinalderne
Ube Pd
Aanst
Stone Age Finds Off Papuan Coast Revealed
A Papuan government report describes discoveries near the Trobylwl Wlania coast with stone formations and possible rock alignments dating back to a prehistoric era. The nine fragments include pottery shards and evidence of ceremonial ground work, with sites on nearby islands Kiviving and Hitava.
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Fapun
Mr. Yong
Stones Rover
Fragmenta Atumn Bates
Pigy Funk
Hiitor Formufiaee
Wwlands
Kiviving
Hitava
AINSLIE COTTAGES WIRE FENCE UPDATE
A new system of fencing replaces wood at Ainslie cottages under construction at North Aint Canberra. Eight cyclone type fences will mark the front portions of blocks with single iron gates to rear driveways. Subdivision by wooden fence type will continue citywide, with wire fences preferred for a pleasing street view and greater longevity.
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North Aint
Canberra
Marketing Case Appellants Contest Arguments in London
The hearing in London marks the eighth day of the herring case with Sir Statty Cripps and Mr Menzies presenting on behalf of James. Cripps argues against the validity of the appeal arguing it would cause great inconvenience and that the Federal Government seeks strategic advantage amid government interests.
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London
Manley
Jams Hs
Stattard Cripps
Tasmania
Wester Australi
Menzies
Hin Aallews
Scattard Cripps
James
Meneses
Waa
Ed Ney
Olympic Team Farewell in Melbourne
The Australian team departed Melbourne after a stylish farewell and civic roundtable events. Officials and supporters, including managers and committee members, praised the team for their strong performance and sportsmanship during the Games.
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Melbourne
Turi
Mongolia
Hareied
Anil Civic
Irvine
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