Co operation for four state expansion outlined
An appeal outlines plans for a four state expansion. Discussion highlights include regional reorganization of state services and consolidation of administrative functions. Officials cite extending starting authority and using regional boundaries to streamline public service delivery.
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Departmment of Labour and Industry
Truncated Text Summary Card
Readable fragments describe travel and migration mentions with vague references to people boarding and inaction. No clear events, names, or places are identifiable.
Revenue on UF Grade
An upward trend in Fevesisa in cunome and exciee ravemie for the fret tree monthe of the financial war 30 wert FLARATAO above those three months of 1040. type inervese for September the year was EXABIATG on September.
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Cunome
Ravemie
Test Bowlers At Practice
A brief note states bowlers are seen at practice as teams prepare for upcoming matches. The report highlights players working on technique and teamwork ahead of the season.
Forecast South Astern Diatricia and Showers Ahead
Fragmentary forecast notes indicate showers early and snowfall later in the forecast area. References to southern and northwestern directions and unsettled conditions are present, with incomplete place names and dates.
Canberra Weather Tuesday Report Summary
Unclear weather text from Canberra with fragmented figures. Mentions humidity/barometer readings and times with numerous garbled terms. No coherent numerical data or location details beyond vague timestamps.
Australian Referendum Referendum Referendum and Election Notes
The report covers Australian federal and state counts with ministers under pressure in Capricornia Franklin and Riverina while Labour and Liberal candidates fight for seats. It notes postal and absentee ballots yet to be counted, a general referendum outcome favoring the government on social services in some states, and ministerial standings in Victoria and Tasmania. It mentions Mr. Forde and Mr. Holloway with cabinet prospects and party balance implications in Canberra Melbourne and London sports.
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Gwydir
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Haylena
Riverina
Langtry
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Forde
Country Party
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Holloway
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Econ
Disrupted Year Sees 75 800 Benefits Amid Employment Struggles
A fragmented report lists 75 800 benefits during the year with 1 305 workers receiving assistance and 1 270 lockouts. It notes displaced personnel and veterans returning to work, plus 3 480 benefiting from circulatory and nutritional disease support. further totals include 21 074 men and 4 TL women.
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Yview
Tomales
Michaeas
Commonwealth Senate election reform urged by Labour
A commentary argues the Senate electoral system is out of proportion to primary votes and calls for reform. It notes past neglect by governments across chambers and urges the Labour Government to enact representative changes to ensure broader state and minority interests are reflected in the Senate.
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Senate
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Gurrar
House
House of Representatives
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Labour
Opposition to War Cemetery in Japan
The report notes Australian relatives of men held as POWs oppose a proposed war cemetery in Japan. Col. W. P. Bextt, who led the Gull force at Ambon, argues it would be proper to bury bodies from Monghona in Japan.
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Japan
Tale Barrer
Miners Likely to Work on Holiday, Double Pay Planned
Reported plans indicate coal miners will work near Monday with a holiday, expecting a production of about 12 900 tons. The southern executive will decide tomorrow on a possible work day and double pay for the holiday shift.
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Crests
Southern Executive
Tate
Wakefield Smith Leads with 1 407 Votes in Wakefield Race
Wakefield Smith from ALP gains a decisive tally of 1 407 votes while McBride from Lit trails with 35.62 percent in a local Wakefield contest. Bibok runs as an Indy option.
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Wakefield Smith
McBride
Bibok
Re Establishment Problems Aimed at Legal Aid and War Service
The article discusses re establishment issues for veterans and mentions legal aid bureaus in Canberra. It notes questions about benefits, housing loans, and the role of the Veterans Disability Commission. It references war service homes, purchase of Bit Mat, and the need for full time versus part time service.
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Peesiena
Areva
Tee
Ach
Ial
Jaakon
Porcuane
War Service Homes
Canberra
VDC
State Elections Set for May With Parties Preparing Nominations
The article notes state elections slated for May, with major parties preparing nominations and preselection timelines. It mentions ALP and Executive schedules, with nominations closing before December and a Country Party pick of candidates. By-elections are planned for later this month or in November.
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Sydsey
Inter Man
ALP
Edte
Civeral
Country Party
Airsady
Local road board items noted at Narrogin meeting
The Narrogin road board chair summarized southern district postings and responses from towns including Merredin Bruce Rock Corrigin Wickepin Narrogin and others. The discussion covered regional road matters and related notices.
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Ating Merredin
Bruce
Coreigin
Narrogin
A Merredin
Bruce Rock
Corrigin
Wickepin
New South Wales Arrvices Party Ferguson Independents
Alexander Sawtell Phillips cook. Independent candidates named in New South Wales party list.
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New South Wales
Arrvices Party
Ferguson Independents
Alexander, Sawtell Phillips Cook
Melbourne MP Harold Holt to Wed Zara Fol
A Melbourne announcement states Mr Harold Holt M P for Mann er will marry Mrs Zara Fol of Toorak. They plan a brief honeymoon in Sydney before returning. Holt has three young sons, the eldest 16.
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Harold Holt
Torday
Zara
Toorak
Sydney
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