Bitter lesson from New Guinea timber case widens clash
May 17 in YDNEY the Royal Commission heard that the New Guinea timber case has been a bitter lesson for Ward and Garden. Sir Justice Ligertwood questioned Ward and Jock Garden ties while Mr Miller decried ministerial influence as the inquiry continued over Bulolo licences and related dealings, with testimony split on Cabinet responsibility and Garden’s role.
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Ydney
New Guinea
Kclead Yorker
Mcgee
Nater
Miller
Royal Commission
Caines Timber Cesk
Royal
Justice Ligertwood
Ward
Jock) Garden
Garden
Peter
Foraha
Huikeo
Tsapes
Ing
Mabrmissionie
Bululo
Farrell-Garnes
Gare
Edward Farrell
Atorpey
Hayervore
Pacer
Megill
Mopper
Mowil
McAdam
New Bastion Forestry Officeila
Durrham Treen Way
Staind
Farrel
Farceck
Durchet & Jou
McGill
J. 5
Bigguaid
Jetley
Carden
Shand
Wether Garter
Cavanaugh
Waris Valley
Justice
Justice Ligertwoot
Election Of Directors For Bauple Mill Ward Reform
Election for Bauple Mill directors reports five nominations in Bauple ward and two in Verma ward. Returning officer H Dowling oversees counting with scrutineer J Harder. Results show Bauple ward three directors and Verma ward two, with changes replacing members as claimed by the altered Perth tally.
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Bauple Mill
Saletan
We Ee
Lee
God the Ferns
Yerreary
Bawple
Petire
Bollinghem
Meare J. Harder
Tho A. Matke
Branly
EE Boekver
Vertu
Jerry
DB. MacKaller
Posters Justify Clause Debate In Dublin Speech
London May 17 The Home Secretary Chater Ede cites posters in Dublin supporting the claim that Northern Ireland should not leave the United Kingdom without its own Parliament. Labour MP Myer Beattie presses to veto the sch were noted as opposing the government. The exchange centers on government justification and determination to stand firm amid calls for amendment.
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London
Chater Ede
House of Common
Dublin
North
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
MacArthur To Die In Japan Claim Sparks Controversy
Fragmented OCR recounts claims that General Douglas MacArthur would die in Japan, with unclear phrasing about authority and the war’s end. The passage hints at public fear and political symbolism surrounding leadership and fate.
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MacArthur
Japan
Jim Core Sells First Casket Prize at Event
fragmented OCR text describes Jim Core selling a first prize casket at a local event. scattered names and numbers appear, with unclear context and sporadic place references and times.
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Jim Core Sells
Mystery Of Orient May IT Soviet intrigue and exile
Fragmentary text references a mysterious Orient event involving the Soviet Union, a mirror image motif, and names like Maeve and Lieto. The garbled lines mention China, Japan, the Philippines, and consul representation, suggesting a political or espionage theme with international figures.
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Hongkok
Bacterion Chine
Japan
Philip
Dance Dazzles at Mossie With Noted Talent
A fragmentary concert notice highlights performers Lottte Blens Stafford and Yas talent. The piece mentions upcoming acts at Spat Theatres Gries Weiteker and three predege events. The lingering text refers to an entertainment show expected to attract crowds.
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Aden
Pilkwliens
Cveedy Galtter
Eccentri Tay
Lottte Blens
Stafford
Spat Theatres Gries Weiteker
Mossie
Unions Demand Federal Hearing After McPhillips Refusal
Maryborough Trades and Labour Council votes 12 to 10 to protest to the Federal Government over the Arbitration Court’s decision not to hear McPhillips, the ironworkers advocate. The motion accuses the court of democratic erosion and pressuring the government to guarantee representation, with members citing ongoing legal tensions and campaign for workers’ rights.
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McPhillips
Maryborough Trades and Labour Council
Federal Arbitration Court
T.aid
Mer. McPhiltige
W. Keranavale
Saldhel
Orion
Atfones
Ute Re- Fura
Mehip
Auch Metlaty
Wold Karnetring
Unione
J Fe
Hough
Morini
Kunkareon
Poor Conditions In Russia Portend Hard Times Ahead
Fragmentary report from Towssviler dated May 17 notes deteriorating conditions in Russia amid political tension. The piece references unnamed officials, industry pressures, and looming shortages ahead of a broader national struggle. Social and economic strain appears linked to wartime demands and internal policy shifts.
Meeting of the School of Arts and Library Board Drawn to Apathy
A disordered OCR text shows an AG Th jetty gathering for the School of Arts meeting in Leblas with mentions of President Mr B. 1h Flartis, chair changes, a secretarial issue, and references to libraries board activity. The article notes debates on appointments, possible remembrion, and a 400 budget item. Names and fragments imply a stalled, procedural session with unclear outcomes.
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Leblas
Aude
Keivka
Arama
Jane Vel
Doe
Nubeckbers
Irmuy
Anesteaung
Tonjuay
Uhrwsy
Cibtin
Giant Flying Boat Damaged in Los Angeles Incident
A massive flying boat suffered damage in Los Angeles as conditions or events around the craft caused harm. The report notes lines of concern from Hughes related parties and mentions engineers and observers assessing the scene near the water. Local authorities are coordinating cleanup and investigation efforts.
Tragic Steel Position in Brisbane Meeting
In Brisbane on May 17 an official session approved a contract for 100 tons of coat iron pipes valued at 258378 from France. The electricity chairman Alb erts chaired the city meeting where the action was signed with the aim to secure critical supply amid ongoing shortages.
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Ustraliasays
P.M. Anberra
Chifley
Germany
Brisbane
Jopare
Alberts
Ceuineid
France
String Quartet Emerges From New York Scene
An experimental string quartet, described with vivid imagery, headlines a wave of fresh performances in New York. The group premiering pieces explores tonal contrasts and intricate rhythms, drawing attention from critics and concertgoers alike.
Kemp Departs as Main Roads Official
In Bhisbase on May 17 Mr. J Kemp of the Main Roads Department resigns his post amid a list of local staff changes. The document notes replacements and new appointees, including deputy officers and other department personnel, with references to ongoing duties and a transition plan.
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Bhisbase
J. Kemp
Livagy
Mallia
Mr. Lanrombe
Ams
Haunceat Weelay Ohal
Ubinet
Werepiosl
Ofriceo
Kring Bewain
Brandikatien Sane
Unclear fragmentary text with scattered names and lines
Fragmentary OCR text contains scattered words and names including Calwell, Minister, Practipation, Govan, and Wat Lee. No coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a proper news item.
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Fae
Bentredeck
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