Japanese Goods Entry Into Australia Sparks Trade Debate
In parliament yesterday Mr Forde cited a British report noting Japanese goods flood Australia, urging Commonwealth involvement. Mr Lyons said Britain would back limits on Japanese imports to protect Australian markets. Mr White denied abnormal imports, noting Australia’s favorable trade balance and Ottawa Agreement compliance, while dumping could be curbed under the Industries Preservation Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forde
Eaner
House of Representatives
Lyons
Jananesswild
Commonwealth
Australis
Tiettani
Almister
Customa Aly
Whitey
Ganda
Australia
Ottawa
New Pensions Regulation Amends Form 44 Substituting Details
The Treasurer announced a Federal Executive Council amend to the Invalid and Old-agr Pensions Regulation. A new form replaces Form 44 for proposed real property deals to verify if owners are or have been pensioners. The update adds instructions for required transfer and mortgage details to ease registration and solicitor use, with a grace period for old forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Manny Greene
Federal Executive Council
Yraterday
Fenalony
Victoria
Tranisfers
Mortagen
Hoard of cash stolen from Newcastle merchant
James Bennett, a Wickham coal merchant, reported to police that cash amounting to stolen from his Newcastle office had been kept for over a week in a biscuit tin. The dining room window was smashed but no noise was heard. The money came from various debtors to cover accounts, freight, charges, wages, and other payments. Police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
James Bennett
Wickham
Brvol
Fennett
Navy secretary forecasts limited recruiting for new Australian ships
Secretary of the Navy Guard Mr G L Macandie said in Canberra that despite final negotiations with the British Admiralty on adding four frigates and four small destroyers to the Royal Australian Navy, extensive recruiting is not anticipated. He stressed that the outcome of talks should not trigger a large expansion of manpower.
Radio reception policy sparks Interior debate
The Department of the Interior faces a discussion on wireless reception practices in the Farce Central Territory. Mr J A Perkin answers inquiries, noting standard procedures and possible changes to confer with officials as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Perkinn
F.C.T. A
Department of the Interior
Tall of Stone Pillar Tragedy Snaps Child at Home
A Sydney girl Nettie Hower died after a stone pillar collapsed on a wire attached to two supports at her home near Hornsby. She and another girl were on the wire when the pillar gave way. Her uncle carried her through thick bush toward Hornsby to hospital, while another uncle donated blood in a vain effort to save her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nome
Hornsby
Nettie Hower
North Shore
Dunen
Honotal
Australian Navy Strength in TAN War Falls Short
The analysis argues the naval force would be insufficient to meet the required standard. It contends only a small number are needed to reach the necessary level of capability during the TAN War.
Submarine Reaches Port After Rammed Incident
Fragmentary report from London describes the Liti submarine arriving safely after a ram by a trawler team led by Lord Davidson. Seven nautical miles off Kinninta Hou Aberdeenahirs, the vessel sustained minor damage but required no assistance. Escort vessel remained with the sub to port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tuestay
Lord Davidson
Aberdeenahirs
Local City Ads List Partial Business Directory
Fragmentary OCR listing several Kingston Kingston area businesses including Brodie's Service Station Canberra Furnishing Co Canberra Cash and Carry and Southern Gross Cash to Carry with misspelled entries and scattered shop names. Limited readable items hint at a local commerce directory or advertisement page.
Spot It Articles and Competition Details
A dash through a local puzzle describes locating "Spot-It" Articles in shop windows of Canberra traders. Entrants fill entry forms with business names, window observations, and match details, then mail before the stated dates May 19 and May 27. Prizes await for fully correct entries as judges decide final outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Frogre Tye
You may send in as many entries you wish
Copyright details appear garbled with stray names and locations. The fragment hints at a submission instruction possibly for a contest or publication. No clear event, person, or organization beyond Sydney is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy Madden
Kilnabeth Birect
Sydney
Local Civic Centre Shops and Retailers Directory
A readable list of businesses at the Civic Centre including McKinstry's Shoe Store Moore's Motors Pater son Bros Drapery and Mercers Rayment's Service Station Maloney Tailor Kingston P W Hammond Jeweller and Optometrist Genge Austin Agent Why te Tailor Mercer Wowg General Drapers with window numbers in Kingston and Civic Centre.
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Foster, Wha Eit Seu Mae
Palmolive
Newcastle Merchant's “Ross
The
Canberra Times
Federal Capital Press
Bradyon
Stas
Goldenia
S. McNeil
Civic Centre
Ell
Chamiat
Kingston
Dot
Campbell
Brodie's
Kir
Cash & Carry
Kingaton
Thomas’ Pharmacy, Chemists
Civic Center
Capitol
Tobler
Manuka
Cusack
Susack's
E.G. Harris & CO
Cash and Carry
E. G. Harris & Co., Cash and Carry
B.C. Harmie & CO
Cash and Carry, Civic Centre
Welland
Fancy
Edmond's
Braddon
Frawley Bros
Postwaar
Frawley Bros. Footwear
Kingston, Ne
7 Window
Gee
H. Croker
H. Btudman
Bmaligeeds, Civic Centra
Hughes’ Service Stores
Hughes Bervice Stores
Ally Nigh Sports Depot
Civic Cents
Capitol Cape
Menuks
High Gate
Refeusbenta
Routhern Cross Cash & Carry
Routhern Gross Cash & Carry
Hington, Me
Spars Gapat
Jahet Hamilton
Mairdewnear
Menuira
Etitor
Nam
B. Young Ltd
Kingston, No
B. Gunn
Newsagent
Leo's White Gate
L. Hughes
Max Chirlian, Tai Kingston
McKinstry's Shoe Store
Moore's Motors
Peterson Bros
Drapera and Marcers
P. W. Hammond
Jeweller
Optometrial
Rayment
Maloney
Tailor and Merser
Genge
Austin
T. Whyte
Tailor and Mercer
Wowg
General Drapers
Taylor
Draper Kingston
Mercer
Draper
B. Corbin
Givie Centre
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