Labour Leader criticises tax removal measure in Assembly
In Sydney the Premier Mr. Stevens defended removing corporation taxes to boost employment while opposing Lang's claim that the plan shifts burden to the poor. Stevens cited a British Council manifesto urging tax removal from companies to foster jobs and dismissed critics as political claptrap.
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Park assault case shocks community as women confront suspect
A mother and another parent beat a man accused of assault after their child reported seeing him inCampdown Park. Two girls reported molestation. police were called and charges followed based on witness statements.
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Public Lecture by Prof Angus in Canberra Tonight
Rev Dr Angus will lecture on religion in nations life at the Canberra University Association venue. A noted scholar and Sydney University professor, he has held posts in New York Hartford Berkeley and Columbia and written works on early Christianity and Graeco Roman religion. His Canberra talk at the Institute of Anatomy promises an engaging address.
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Railway Award Grants Equal Rights for Non-Union Workers
In Conciliation Court Commissioner Henwood grants a federal award covering over 200 railway workers government railways and tramways employees and related assistants. The decision unifies service standards, superseding February 1921 terms and taking effect from the second Sunday after application and lasting one year. Leave allows unions to seek a new award during its term.
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Withdrawal Of Charge Against General Mulcahy
In the Dail today Mr de Valera withdrew the charge that General Mulcahy met Lord Hailsham after agreeing to a tribunal. He apologized for publicising a falsehood. General Mulcahy pressed for a public inquiry as tension rose over the Mountjoy prison protest and Ireland’s constitutional stance with Britain.
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Australian War Memorial Project Funding and Plans
The government allocates £25,000 for additions and new works and £19,800 from a trust fund toward a total of £84,200 to build the first section of the Australian War Museum. Architects Sodersteen and Crust are finalising drawings and specifications as tenders are prepared, with ten firms expected to be invited in four to five weeks.
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Overseas intelligence sources cited in Australis and New Zealand
World Service and other special sources are used in this issue to compile overseas intelligence. Rights are asserted in Australis and New Zealand, with all privileges reserved by the publishers and related authorities.
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New Zealand
Labour Conference Pledges Peace but Warns on War
Sir Charles Trevalyan warns world outlook worsened by feeble governments and hostile powers. Labour backs a motion to refuse workers consent to war and urges governments to curb air bombing and armament while calling for global war expenditure reductions and a ban on private arms trade. The vote was enthusiastic.
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Girl Dies From Burns In Mudgee Fire
Lillian Gould aged 16 died from severe burns after her clothing caught alight beside a fire on July 22 in Mudgee. The tragedy follows her July 22 injury and occurred despite efforts to save her.
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Lillian Gould
British Attack at Geneva Rattles German Attitude on Jews
At the League of Nations in Geneva Captain Ormady-Gore of Britain delivered a sharp rebuke to Germany over Jewish treatment. He argued against racial supremacy and urged equal rights for all citizens, boosting British prestige and prompting calls for a refugee organization to centralize Jewish relief efforts.
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Military Ball at Albert Hall Tonight Under Royal Patronage
The first Military Ball under the auspices of the R.S.4.1. POT. Pranch will be held at Albert Hall tonight with Vice Regal patronage. Prime Minister J. A. Leone plans to attend. Dress uniforms may be worn and frock colours will add color to the evening. Pogson’s Orchestra provides the music.
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