Royal Military College Move Affects Victoria Barracks
In Sydney on Tuesday the NSW Parliament supported a motion to move the Royal Military College from Victoria Barracks to a site for better public use. The chamber welcomed the change and urged transfer of the college as the federal government accepts the plan. The college had relocated from Dunedin to Victoria Barracks in 1931 but quarters are said to be substandard.
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Victorian and Riverine Producers union eye Ottawa Agreement
A rural business alliance in Victoria and Riverine aims to boost meat and mutton markets. The group plans to secure better pricing and formalized trade with Ottawa Agreement terms, hoping to ink a full act benefiting prime quality supply and marketing efficiency for local producers.
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Welbourne
Victorian
Umd
Bocinty
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Meicty
Ottawa
Beneft
Reichstag Trial and Melbourne Protests Grip News
Fragmentary report covers a Reichstag trial where the accused protest and claim innocence amid a lengthy imprisonment past. It also notes Melbourne politics with a government defiance in parliament and a move toward confidence proceedings, highlighting dissent among officials and public sentiment.
Defence Programme to Cost 12 Million Over Years
The plan estimates a total provision of £12,000,000 for defence schemes to be carried out over several years. The project will be implemented progressively with an expected vote increase of about £1,000,000 this year. Military and Navy authorities back the Federal Government's defence proposals, noting current defence is obsolete.
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Sydney
George Pearce
Empire Recovery Gains Global Outlook Amid Rising Prices
The Daily Expresa notes the Huntieh Empire lifting world mood as the Commonwealth faces higher wholesale prices and increased demand. Railways carry more merchandise, signaling broader economic activity and job growth.
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London
Monfas
Expresa
Grain alcohol Calgary report questions dairy plan viability
Monday report quotes Professor J H Wuping warning that producing industrial wheat and ethyl petrol from farm products would be a doubtful business. The cost of base products for food use makes fuel alcohol less competitive with gas and fuel, noting government aid for alcohol use in Europe.
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Profesor
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Wuping
Inn
Europe
Alteration to Hotel Ainslie Reported
Fragmentary notice notes alterations to Hotel Ainslie with no tax reductions mentioned in the Melbourne area. The budget is expected to announce approvals or changes regarding the hotel project and related permissions.
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Ainslie
Victoria
Latham Retirement Rumor Circulates at Melbourne Conference
In a report from Melbourne the Victorian Organization and Prime Minister Mt Lyons meet to discuss economic strains and potential retirements. Major Tirana hints a major conference would follow if rumors prove true, sparking speculation about Latham’s possible return and future public role.
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Tunsday
the & A.T
Mt. Lyons
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Latham
Walt
New South Africa Leader Elected President of League Assembly
Charles Te Water, South Africa’s High Commissioner in London, was elected president of the League of Nations Assembly for the coming year at its fourteenth session in Geneva. The choice surprised many and sparked debate about Australia’s prospects for a permanent League Council seat amid fears of Empire dominance. Te Water urged unity among the Commonwealth nations and stressed the will to preserve peace, saying the British Commonwealth nations are determined to keep peace.
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Australian Press Association
Te Water
Australia
League Council
Te Waters
Attack on UAP Leaders Flows During Address
Victorian Attorney-General Mr Monster attacks the Country Party in a conference address claiming no biblical restraint beyond opportunistic policy while Labour backs a wheat price compromise. Opposition figures accuse the government of promising action to satisfy electors as tariff policy is debated.
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Country Party
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Legislative Assembly
Meneler
Latham
Paterton
Sotish Prominen
Byrd Expedition Sets Sail for Antarctic Voyage
New York Monday reports the half-ship harquentine Boar sails for the Antarctic with scientific gear valued at 100,000. Rear Admiral Pynd led the harbor departure and returned with the pilot. Irregularities in Captain Keogh's papers forced a man to remain behind. The vessel will refuel at Bayonne in July then push toward New Zealand via the Panama Canal.
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New York
Antarctic
Pynd
Keogh
Robert English
Navy
Bayonne
New July
New Zealand
Trade Treaty With Argentina and Finland Near Finality
London reports a British Argentine Finnish trade accord nearing signing. Negotiations in Benes Arrew align supplementary conventions and quantitative regulations to restore balance of trade after a previous lull. Officials expect rapid completion and formal adoption soon.
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London
Hritaln
Finland
Benes
Britten
Sanctis
Botany Strike Fight For Own Rights Meeting Rejects Settlement
A meeting of wool and basil workers rejected a proposed settlement in the strike. Deputy Industrial Registrar Mr Tarrant will consult with the Chief Industrial Registrar in Melbourne to see if further action can bring the parties together. Union secretary T Healey urged continued resistance citing insufficient wages and employer leniency.
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Wool and Basil
Tarrant
Federal Arbitration Court
Regintar
Industrist
Reg Fintrar
Melbourne
T. Healey
Ald Amidat Obserm
Destructive Hurricane Devastates Tampico City
Unconfirmed reports say a hurricane struck Tampico, Mexico, killing hundreds and destroying three quarters of the city. Early messages from Tenas to night describe 150 mile per hour winds and widespread death as telegraphic and aeroplane communications fail.
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Mexico City
Tenas
Aeroplate Radio
Tampico
Bad in Law liquor charges dismissed in Hotel Wellington case
In a Wellington case, liquor charges were dismissed after a legal ruling. The decision affects ongoing proceedings tied to a hotel accused of improper alcohol sales. Proceedings continue on related counts and potential appeals loom.
Charges Dismissed in Canberra Liquor Case
In Canberra Court of Petty Sessions yesterday morning two charges against Mia Mary Ryan licensee of Hotel Wellington were dismissed due to anomalies in the Liquor Ordinance and the absence of specific charges in the information laid. Justice N L Sheridan presided.
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Mary Ryan
Lhcenate
Hotel Wellington
N. L. Sheridan
P.M
Canberra
Postal rates under review in Canberra court case
Charges against Mrs Ryan arose from a Canberra police visit to Hotel Wellington on July 7. Seven men faced court in August for being on licensed premises during prohibited hours and for supplying liquor during prohibited times. The case adjourned amid lengthy legal argument involving Mr Felix Mitchell for Mrs Ryan and Mr K Waugh for the Crown. Mitchell objected to information drawn under Liquor Ordinance section 4, arguing it did not reveal an offence. Trading hours are nine to morning, with variations on certain holidays. The case references hotel licensing and Port Melbourne, with ongoing review of portal rates and postal service matters cited.
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Higuer
Ryan Ware
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Armen
Death of Australian mare leads to court action
In Causes Court on Tuesday, handlers allege negligence caused the death of the Australian bred mare Bundest at Tarwin Park. Plaintiffs Sue Mephen and George B. Handwick sue Herbert Thompson and Reidferd for damages, alleging improper care and interference after the mare’s foal. Thompson plus Reidferd are named in a related suit for similar damages.
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Bydney
Ateo
Thompesn
Beth Cama
Retiring President Surveys World Outlook
In the Jaume Assembly section the retiring president Ludwig Mewinekel Notway surveyed the world outlook. He regretted limited progress on a Great Way pact and warned of war risks. He urged League unity to bolster international credit and reduce tensions in Europe and South America.
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Orchard Fatality Inquest At Parramatta Court
Aubrey Kentwell testifies at Parramatta Court Inquiry about a fatal orchard shooting near Castle Hill on Ben emhar 18. Wallace Folgur Kentwell, an orchard worker, says the suspect named Merm shot Kentwell. Benn, alleged jealous brother, disliked his wife’s presence near the orchard and may have been involved. The Government Medical Officer notes no head injury but suggests further observation. The inquiry adjourned for further evidence.
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Merm
Wallace Folgur Kentwell
Lm Flaath
Castle Hill
Benemhar
Aubrey Kentwall
Parramatt Court
Philly Bruce Tan
Kentwe
Aubrey Kentwell
Benn
Hin
de Palmer
Claim for 5000 pounds against National Tobacco Australia
Tuesday in the Supreme Court Justice Hale Rogers heard Willan Cilford Bannel, manager, claim 6000 damages from National Tobacco Corporation of Australia Ltd of Rent treet Sydney for wrongful action. Mr Mack KC stated the plaintiff had invested 4000 pounds in the company and asked the jury for at least 21000 pounds in damages.
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Hale Rogers
Tour
Supreme Court
Willan Cilford Bannel
Janda
M.I.A
National Tobacco Corporation of Australia Ltd
Renttreet
Sydney
Mack. K.C
Tor the Plaintv
General Manial Wel & Permanency
Roosevelt policy debated amid demands for clear credit plan
Government circles press for immediate clarification of monetary credit policy as conferences proceed. Farmers, livestock and farm interests warn of potential distress if no action is taken to raise farm prices and curb speculation, amid talks of pound and dollar stabilization.
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Warrington
Atriot
Ln proliFinn Neverthelem
Wentuen Live
Faralen
Wool weights dispute reaches Budapest to international council
The Availaling Wool Association and Bradford representatives face ongoing complaints of incorrect wool weights. Delegates from Australian and British bodies will present to the International Wool Conference in Budapest next week. They seek checks on weight reductions, curb discrepancies, and a planned examination of wool use policy.
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Availaling Wool Association
Bradford
Mays
Hritlah
Budapest
Little America Post Office in The WAGMINGTON
A brief notice reports a location named The Wagminton area hosting a Little America post office in a circular area with a four word Semis designation.
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Uutte America
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