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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
12
Fragmentary report shows intense discussion of party discipline and the role of the whip in crucial votes. The text mentions the opposition tally and government strategy, with references to Labor and ministerial support, and hints at potential shifts ahead.
The Railway inquiry reports an overstaffed branch driven by wartime expansion and high hopes. Officials detail cost-cutting actions and staff reductions while delaying major projects like the Ararat works to conserve funds. The commission resumes hearings with Mr. Firgiton to present evidence and assess progress.
Readable lines indicate a meeting or event involving Mem in a venue or organization tied to an IO or Rev. Details are fragmented but suggest a gathering or conference setting with attendees or participants. No clear date or location is discernible from the fragment.
A deputation led by MLCs urged the Australian government to intervene over what they termed pernicious literature. They pressed for stronger laws and potential state or commonwealth action, noting issues of decency in galleries and published works, while debating censorship and moral standards.
Censor authorities in Calcutta ban the Naravel film Thaw tidia produced by the Maden Company after submissions show 70 cinemas in Telia Narn and Ceylon sought the rights for exhibition. The prohibition follows representations by the general to Dyin committee amid child protection concerns.
The article outlines rising disaffection in the Dutch East Indies linked to Moscow inspired propaganda since November 1926. It cites local groups such as the Van Partfic Trade Union and widespread credulity for mystic and reformer messages, plus government plans to separate nationalist and communist elements and prepare a native majority council, with a colonial army expansion as a protective measure.
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