Gold Bonus Proposed For Ten Years Meant Board Action
The Federal Labour Party backed a 1 oz gold bonus on Australian production in 1931 and the next nine years, tied to the average of the prior three years. The plan aims to boost employment, with payments beginning in 1932 and contingent on production exceeding the three-year average. A conference with industry leaders and government officials will set terms and distribution rules, amid unemployment relief efforts.
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Hill Called On To Resign Amid Turbulent Fallout
The article notes Mr Hill's resignation call amid a political crisis described as a struggle within party ranks. It references debates over interim leadership, international tensions, and a sequence of internal maneuvers affecting governance and factional alignments.
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Hill
British Complicity Stirs Secret Diplomacy News
A garbled dispatch from London reports a hidden diplomacy issue involving Foreign Secretary and ministerial actions. Attempts at concealment are noted amid shifting alliances and public concern over government handling of foreign relations.
Misrepresented ideas of Australian abroad
Vancouver report quotes Me B. Colum arriving from Europe detailing concerns over misrepresentation of Australia abroad. He accuses European press of distortion and warns of potential economic effects, while Pateman and others resist endorsing Ugandan-Australian relations. He cites financial penalties and declines to elaborate on colonial stances.
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Earthquake in Tokyo Death Toll Surges Past 250
Reports from Tokyo indicate a rising earthquake death toll exceeding 250 amid widespread damage. Industrial and harbor areas suffer, with distress in Shimiden Harbour and reports of a new volcanic region triggering additional tremors nearby.
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Sugar Preferences in West Indies Industry Show
The Colonial Secretary reports on a British West Indies industry preference tied to sugar. The Exchequer official notes that a dates and policy alignment may affect tariff and production expectations, with references to government ministers and economic plans.
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Landon
Price of Bread State Considers Position AYDNEY
Fragmented text cites government interest in bread pricing and policy action. readable phrases reference the state, economic concerns, and potential measures, though many letters are garbled. The piece hints at official debate on food costs and consumer impact.
Feted in Dublin Does Scullin Forget Australas?
The article recounts Mr Scullin on a holiday tour, noting doubts about Australia and Labour's stance. It mentions misunderstandings with Australian representatives and a gesture of a silver Trish cup amid debates over merit and policy within the Commonwealth.
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Finances and burden amid wartime era misprints
The text presents a garbled finance note from a wartime period, mentioning federal volume references, monetary positions, and warnings about rent and employment. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, showing strained financial conditions and possible Household or public utility concerns.
Oaks Estate water and electricity proposal faces council debate
At Queanbeyan Council a Home Affairs proposal urged the municipality to assume Oaks Estate water and power duties. Councillors opposed the terms, agreeing to consult Canberra officials on Commonwealth control, charges, and meter readings while weighing impacts on ratepayers and existing services.
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Abolition Of Upper House Hebee Wheat Price Proposals
Farm Board advisor promotes two bills in legislative council aimed at abolishing the upper chamber and altering wheat policy. Debates reference constitutional constraints, export impacts, and national production limits, with emphasis on potential referenda and immediate actions.
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Jerrawa Gold Rush Sparks Claims Across Territory
Journal notes a feverish rush as Jerrawn explorers peg numerous gold claims near Thurmlay. Over four promising sites already vouched, with one standout find by Abe whose crew reports a significant vein and early assay results guiding efforts for the new claim.
Wheat dumping motion stirs House discussions
In a turbulent session, MPs debate strict limits on grain imports and potential measures to curb dumping. Figures from various regions show heavy wheat movements, with Argentina and Australia cited among major suppliers. The debate centers on protecting domestic markets while balancing global trade pressures.
Free Fight at Labour Council Meeting Chaos
At a Trades and Labour Council meeting in Avoney on Thursday violence erupted as Cornella ratusal supporters challenged a motion on distribution. Property damage followed with chairs and furniture overturned. police barred entry as Communists forced the council flee.
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Eapie
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Details of Future Constitution in India Round Table
London report outlines a proposed Indian federation with a federal legislature, single or two chambers, and provincial executives. It covers representation, the role of the governor general, the Supreme Court, judiciary, and relationships between central and provincial authorities under a constitutional framework.
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Calfusion of Masters at Australia House London
A fragmented report from London outlines leadership changes at Australia House with Mr Trumble remaining head but not fully committed while Mr J Fi Colitis reorganizes staff to deepen retrenchment. The Australian Press Association notes push for drastic economies as Australian officials contend with interdepartmental reorganization and discussions over public service allocations.
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Colitis
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