Taxpayers' Five Point Plan To Halt Inflation
A chaotic report outlines a five point plan proposed by Federated ambassadors to curb inflation. Proposals include reducing Commonwealth public service costs, delaying schemes to divert funds, and government acceptance of all Commonwealth tax queues. The meeting, held at the Royal Empire Rooms, discussed income tax adjustments and interstate delays, with Sir Arthur Padden consulted by telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compmnwealth Public Service
Bu Ty AC
Inhoue
Aac
Royal Emire Sochkya
Edema
Arthur Padden
AriaUr
Wife Before Cigarettes Debate in Judge Berne Court
In a dispute over alimony and tobacco costs, Judge Berne dismisses the husband's appeal seeking to limit payments. The wife argued maintenance must cover essential expenses including cigarettes, while the husband offered £34 weekly for cigarettes and alleged inability to pay more. The court warned the husband to earn more or risk nullifying support.
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Berne
Nolan
Eno Hla
Death of Sailor Known to Millions
Chief Petty Officer Thomas Buntley Wood of London once appeared in every Players cigarette packet with a 1807 photograph. The widely known sailor earned two guineas plus extras for the ad before growing weary of fame and shaving his beard.
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Aailor
Thomas Buntley Wood
London
Ngland
Roy Shipeinten
Wood
Fragmented report on a deadly incident at a hospital
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a death tied to a hospital setting. It mentions a reporter killed, a visiting observer present, and names such as Sergeant Lanrwnes and Adams, with references to a nurse transfer and police involvement. The text is garbled, but centers on a violent event and the subsequent investigation.
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Walton Ty
Kala
Pert
de Presen
Lanrwnes
Iis
Adams
Itatrina
Hichmond River
Third Party Insurance Rates Jump
The article notes a substantial rise in third party auto insurance rates, with increases ranging from 3 to 800 a year in some cases and a flat 60 percent in others. Mr Shaubas argues increases are unnecessary due to high claim volumes, while private car owners face the hardest burden amid the country’s tax and cost pressures.
Drug Restores Sight To Girl's Eye
Mary Catégar, 12, of Paddington, arrived in Australia 18 months ago. After keratitis and corneal inflammation left her left eye only able to distinguish light, ceriisane eye drops given for four weeks in Sydney restored vision. Doctors report rapid improvement within 24 hours and expect full recovery in weeks.
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Ise
Mary Catégar
Victoris
Paddington
Australia
Sydney
Corti
Doped Race Scandal At Track Leads To Tests
Readable notes describe a horse racing incident where a suspect swab was taken and sent to ASC. Officials report routine checks at the direction of Racing Association officers and mention a rider or trainer named Mr. Tiga in connection with the case.
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ASC
Sydney
Racing Association
Tiga
Inspector doubts on myxomatosis and rabbit eradication plan
The board hears inspector doubts about myxomatosis plans and rabbit control. Mr Freeman notes scarce vaccination and mentions breeding grounds while Mr Cameron cites dry conditions and past attempts. Property owners mock the board, preferring fines over eradication work as warmer weather approaches.
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J. Wee
Maitland
Freeman
Seaham
J. B
Cameron
Tou An
Uwich
W. 3Mich
Dungog
Alison Aia
Mansing Shire Awarded Road Grant Tender
The manuscript notes a proposed grant of 4630 pounds covering 64 percent of road repair costs in Mansing Shire, contingent on the council funding the balance. It outlines specific roads and total costs, and mentions a future trust fund allocation and formal advice on accepting the offer from the Council.
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Irene
Thie Efivet
LC Jordan
M's
Cub
Ie Shire
Ursington Road
Thor Heads
Ghopernook-Lanadawne
Brown's Creek
Glenhome
Karanke
Little Rian
Comboyne
Mount George
Stewarts River Road
Tinenee Roa
Nowandoc Road
Irving
Counel
Lightning Strike Kills Aboriginal Girl in Wakdase Incident
A storm near Wakdase caused a fatal blow injuring an Aboriginal girl Wendy Barbette 47 of Cobbitts and stockman Arthur Stanley. The incident involved a horse and a raised rider as the crowd watched the injured man regain consciousness. Wendy, a pupil of Glennie Chuck, was spending school holidays nearby.
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Wakdase
Stout
Brisbane
Wendy Barbette
Cobbitts
Saueh Walew
Arthur Stanley
Stanley
Ana Kat
Wendy
Glennie Chuck
England
Ysa
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Electric Bennetts Radio and Sports Store
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Australis
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Mavneed
Jaan
Conkly Media
Mattene
Brassieres
Lady Ruth
Kayser and
Prestige
Misses Jones & Newman
E. Jones
E M. Newman
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America
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