Investiture at Government House Canberra for King's Birthday
Four recipients of Commonwealth honours attended a dignified investiture at Government House Canberra conducted by Governor-General Sir James Inneson. Attendees included Commonwealth Commissioner Robert Ewing, Colonel Frederick Arthur Maguire, and other officials, with invited relatives and friends. After the ceremony all guests met the Governor-General and Lady Isaacs and shared in a celebratory repast.
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Government House
Canberra
Jaume Insaon
Alpen
Beaignet Ware
Robert Ewing
Commonwealth Cammissonat
Frederick Arthur Maguire
Uorpa New Hout Walen
Meg Albert Rider Townend
O.W.E
Walter Damen Guru
Interior
J. A. Perking
T. Cruchivy
Ian
Avatralia
Air
Robert Garran
K.C.M
Colin Mackanile
J. A. Starling
CMO
OVH
Houith
Wy Ty. Cumpaton
M.G
Crows Holleiter
G. H. Knowles
Mr. Wit
Chamena Mee
Richards
Riche
Pornaum
Chenvral
L. 8. Bruceshote
Dbo
Ra.n
Colonal
A. G. Baller
V.D
E. Jones
A. Motion
A. Ei. Jackson
A.C
Pilate
M. Finlay
A.D.C
Tsaaen
Hla Excellency
Strikes Surge Across U S Labor Disputes Grow
Thousands of workers remain idle as strikes spread from needle trades to autos and coal. National Labour Board and related units mobilize all resources to mediate, with reports of 12 000 coal workers at Weirton and 2 500 Chester Ford plant employees joining walkouts amid ongoing negotiations.
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Washington
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Ford
Chester
Peanay
Apn
mpApathy
Tay
Adana
Tretingven
Labour Board
USA Labor to Seek 30 Hour Week
Washington Thursday President of the American Federation of Labour Mr W Crean said labour would ask Congress to approve a 30 hour week if the Nulla codes are altered to provide shorter hours and higher pay Mr Crean added about 15000 people had returned to work during August and September The estimate is that about 4 600 000 families will require relief this winter
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Washington
Thureday
American Federation of Labour
W. Crean
Ceven
Caledon Bay Mission Talks Prompt Government Action
A report by M C Brown details discussions between the Caledon Bay Aboriginal community and the Church Missionary Society of Australia about a mission party. Perkin notes acceptance of a CMS proposal to send experienced workers to assist in native relations and potential transfer of responsibilities to a local government body where feasible.
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Comth
McCal
Australis
Caledon Bay
Ayntselin
My. MC. Brown
Wet Ia
Kingsford Smith to London by Plane at Centenary Air Fete
British manufacturer will deliver a special series of planes for a Centenary air fete. Chavien Kingarerdmith announces the coming home flight to London aboard the plane. Australasian interest surrounds the event.
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London
Thuratay
Chavien
Berlin Geneva talks eyed new rearmament plan
The article reports on discussions involving Paul Boncour and Count von Neurath about a consultative plan between Germany France and Britain. It describes a four year trial with strict supervision and phased remarmament limits including banning offensive weapons. Neurath worries the proposal may be unacceptable and returns to Berlin for chancellor guidance.
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Geneva
Thurmiay
Franca
Germany
Paul Boncour
Count von Yuralty
Boncour
Britain
France
Italy
Armamade
M. Boncour
Count von Newrath
Inneed
Berlin
Dring
Award Suspended In Port Kembla Union Dispute
Justice Browne warned that workers risk losing benefits if the walkout resumes as unions and employers clash over an earlier award suspension. The Industrial Commission proposed halting the award temporarily while both sides seek a new roster and a fresh ruling. A Port Kembla union meeting was adjourned pending Mr Penford’s talks with Port Kembla officials.
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Rypney
Thurwtay
Industrial Commission
Justier Steowne
Ren
Wardnilm
Jnlice Brown
United Bloelworkers
Port Kembiay
Worlth
Justice Browne
Austra Trom
Austra Trom and Wtwet
Denford
Botany Strike Deepens as Engine Drivers Back Strikers
In Sydney the Engine Drivers and Firemen Union joined Wool and Basil workers in supporting the strike. Members refused to assist in handling goods using volunteer labour, signaling a near total stoppage at work and potential price control challenges for engine drivers and firemen.
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Sydney
Uhr
Upper House Writs for Election Announced
Friday. The writ for the election of the Upper House will be issued next week likely Thursday. The Premier said no time would be wasted and nominations open four days after the writ with four ballot events at fortnightly intervals. Government MPs likely 42 nominees with 70 more from the House expected to be named. Labour almost certain a running ticket, government panel to recruit members.
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Atoney
Turedas
Kteven
Labour Party
End of Body Line Dispute Seen Soon
In London a Daily Telegraph report states the MCC committees have arranged a meeting for October to issue a conclusive drop announcement and unified action against exploitation of disrupted pitching. Thomas Moultauyn notes the dispute is nearing resolution.
Public Service Budget Disappoints Teachers Union
The General Secretary of the Public Service Avaccation expresses deep disappointment with the budget. The budget speech is read to teachers who have faced lengthy salary cuts ordered by the Arbitration Court, prompting concern among members of the organization.
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Bydney
Public Service Avaccation
EL O'allvan
Ti l
Iteachers
Arbitration Court
Germany Defends Policy in Geneva Interview
A German minister argues there is no virtue in democracy during a Geneva meeting. Guards scrutinize credentials at the hotel entrance as the interview unfolds in a lounge with a mountain view.</s>
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Oeneva
Thoradey
Ata
Prea
Gobbela
Carda
Bodyguard
League
Fruarde
Gaeubele
ULM TO RETURN Ten Day Flight to Darwin
LONDON Friday. Mtr CT. DP. Win and party abandon the Atwalo Sign t and will leave for Australia with Taylor and Allen on October 18. He plans to reach Darwin in twenty days and then focus on upcoming conflicts, should Churten Kinneford smith depart for Australia on October 7. the Western Australian plate has cancelled an arrangement to fly to Australia and will depart.
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London
Mtr
Win
Wil
Australis
Taylor and Allen
Darwin
Churten Kinneford Smith Ph Te
Australia
Threete Ime
Fye Australia
Fine Weather Forecast From Sydney Meteorologist
Weather note from Sydney forecasts fine conditions today with possible showers later. The report mentions political commentary on European democracy and German actions, reflecting on postwar sentiment and calls for stability amid ongoing global concerns.
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Sydney
Wriday
Hogentil
Brate
Marea
Unruly London Theatre Scene Halts Werner Kraven Debut
Extraordinary scenes at the Mathewsbury Theatre as German actor Werner Kraven made his West End debut in Before Sunset. Patrons clashed with protesters, four guards fired from the gallery, and police kept order as curtain calls were delayed.
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London
Fhursday
Gerhardt Austmann
Mhattesbury ‘Theatre
Werner Kraven
Fle West
Bitter Dublin Debate on Public Safety Act Censure
The Pall reports a crowded chamber as the censure debate opened over the Public Safety Act. Mr McDermott condemned the government measures while Labour critics denounced the move as a dictatorship threat. General Mulcahy, de Valera, and O Duffy figures loom over a tense exchange on enforcement and national security.
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Dublin
McDermott
Stument
Pha
National Guard
Labour
Nortonlath
Hitler
O'Duffy
Hissin
Mulahy
Mulcahy
de Valet
Waa
de Valera
War Minister Denies Irish Claims No Foundation Given
London Thisday reports the War Minister Rudyard or Radnham denies firing General Mulcabay and rejects Mr de Valera statement as wholly unfounded in a brief official denial from the British government.
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London
Tord Radnham
Mulcabay
de Valera
Mtatenent
Lord Hailsham's Plea For Harmony In Cricket Assembly
Lord Hailsham urged unity at the Eastbourne cricket gathering. He warned against actions that could strain relations between nations, stating any hostile conduct should be avoided even in a sporting spirit. The comment stressed restraint to preserve friendly ties amid tensions.
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London
Thurstey
Sunees
Enanlah
Oman
Lord Haileham
Eastbourne
Avasivatia
Otter Tuva
High Quality of Sheep Exhibits At Local Fair
Entries showcase top quality sheep amid new exhibit halls and revised accommodations. Judges praise uniform fleece and overall livestock health as growers report strong participation and rising entry fees.
New Cattle Section Attracts Quality Stock
The opening day of the F C T P and A Association annual show set records across sections. A record entry count and high quality exhibits marked the event as among the best in the southern districts. Judges praised rapid improvements and broader participation, with the sheep section the standout and Mrs. B. Dunbar of Gundaroo winning the champion milking competition.
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F.c,t, P, and A. Association
B. Dunbar
Gundaroo
Merino Sheep Show Highlights and Winners
The Merino show drew exhibitors from surrounding districts arriving mainly by motor as judges praised the high quality of wool and animal form. Notable winners included J. Kilby and L. Southwell with multiple classes recognizing top ewes and ram entries. the event marked a strong display of breeding standard in the Territory.
Sheep Show Features at Hall International Exhibit
The sheep section received strong support from district breeders at the Hall Show. Judges praised the high standard of quality across ewes and rams, with champions bred by J Ky Maite and Mrs. J. Kilby winning top awards. J Goslett’s champion ewe and Mr. Mibberman’s ram earned praise for style and performance, while the grand champion ram exhibited notable character and merit. Local entries dominated the medium wool classes and prize-winning groups, highlighting the district’s emphasis on well-bred, productive stock.
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Brydesdale
Southwell
Sousmen
Siawarde
Spare
Southwell &, J. i
Exhibior
J Gomnett
Kilby
Bret
Uae
J. K. Kibby
J. K. Kili
Lee
Thin Te Wentially
Woolgrowthe
Shangion
J. Ky Maite
Ur. J. Goslett
Mibberman
Mme J
Fragmentary Old News Snippet Describes Names and Items
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions names such as JB Southwell and MH Moore along with scattered terms like strong wool, rain song age, and land figures. The readable content is minimal and lacks coherent events or dates to form a full report.
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Southwell
Well Land
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