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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
3
A discussion of railway publications and their history rooted in the railway network. Commentary covers monthly magazines, public interest in wage earners, and the value of illustrated works on railway lore and charts.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a Scottish birth, Edinburgh, and war memory. The piece discusses memorials, artists, and Welsh ties linked to a hospital Sunday effort and local church collections across Aberdeenshire and surrounding areas.
Rumours swirl that a prime minister may resign amid volatile politics. The Age reports unclear signs and shifting loyalties as officials weigh the potential leadership change and its impacts on policy and stability.
A newspaper correspondent notes that 31 members of the Victoria Legislative Assembly did not vote on a measure under the Federal Electoral Act proviso. The piece discusses the duty of parliament to vote and the case for or against compulsory voting and electoral reform.
Fragmentary notes discuss tin hare coursing and a Premier figure facing gambling accusations. The text hints at public interest in betting and horse racing, with unclear details on outcomes or events.
A damaged report notes £10000 lost wages amid ongoing delays at Teliniten workshops in Ved. It cites compulsory measures and pending tribunal sittings as workers face unemployment, with many earning less than £2 weekly and civil service workers awaiting resolution.
Senator McLachlan announced Australia will trial several geophysical prospecting methods developed for oil water and ore detection. The plan includes careful testing under the supervision of the Development and Migration Commission and the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research with Mr A Penehton Ede leading the program.
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