Government Savings Ban Fighee Amendment Bill Passes
In the Legislative Assembly the Government Savings Ban Fighee Amendment Bill passed amid debate. Opposition voices opposed raising compensations while government allies defended the measure. The session saw procedural notes on appointing bank commissioners and a list of nominees including Sir William Vicars and others, as parsing clarified.
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Sydney
Uosdey
Legislative Assembly
Buyin
Australia
Hank
Parsons
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Uudeavay
Couse & Pénie
Siney Doe
Caou
Truitenshaw
J. J. Long
Hust
Leng
William Vicars
Joseph Clinon Leve
Sidokn Butters
Willam O'Malfey
Mark Baker
Nation forms provisional cabinet to tackle financial crisis
London reports progress toward a national administration led by Ramsay MacDonald with Philip Snowden Stanley Baldwin and Herbert Samuel in a collaborative effort to balance the budget and restore confidence. The plan envisions a noncoalition unity government to meet emergency measures and outline policy to Parliament.
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London
Natlows
Nanes
Wilalsters
Ramsay MacDonald
Philip Snowden
Labor
Stanley Baldwin
Herbert Semuel
Gidin Loray
Ramisay Aue- Vonild
Marlonald
Stanley Maldwin
Conservat Mave
Merbert Samuel
Uke Et al
Bhoen
Wes
Ramsay MagDoval
Snowden
J. Hy Thoning
Herbert Samuel
Tone Simon
Tiberal
Stanley
Orne
Philip Spowden
Plane of Pilot Broadbent Seen Near Mud Island
Report from Tuesday describes Pilot Broadbent and crew possibly trapped on a sandbar at the mouth of the Styx River between Roolhampton and Munkey. Qantas Townsville Brisbane staff reported the stranded plane intact with no casualties. a rescue party has been dispatched to reach the boggy ground.
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Ft. Broadbent
Australia
Styx River
Roolhampton
Munkey
Plo Demy
Qantas Townsville-Birisbane
Air Serd
Radio Dance Plans At Playground Event
Mayor's invitation brings representative gathering to Francis’ Foran Lash Evening 79 to arrange Stall Company Radio Dance at Parish Hall. Playground Committee includes Mesdames Scarce Korival Wilkinson All Pavilch and M A D Ri Gummow secretary. Shell Company of Australia represented. price set at 2/6 for gentlemen and 4/6 for ladies. Decorations and flowers planned. queens invited to extend patronage. ducky spot prize offered by Mayor. Monte Gunlo dance to be held privately.
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Francis
Wes Represengel
Mesdames Scarce
Korival
Wilkinson
Pavllel
D. Ri Gummow
Indies
Ickels
Bel
Presis Ltd
B.J. Beanie
T. N. Taylor
E. M. Collins
Luis
Pivate
Spell
Sone
Harris
Dust Storms Clip Port Firle as Winds Roar Through
Port Firle endured a severe dust storm starting yesterday morning as cold north westerlies swept in. Dust and sand enveloped suburbs, hindering motor traffic on main roads. The Weather Bureau expects unsettled conditions with strong northerly winds into the next day.
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Port Firle
Weather Bureau
Gale Strikes Adelaide Damaging City and Cars
A swift gale hit Adelaide on Tuesday, tearing down signboards and fences and bringing wires and plate glass windows to havoc. A 20 feet wall collapsed at a Darling Street station, burying four motor cars and trapping Vernon Wilson, 18, under bricks. he was rescued with minor injuries as the car hood bore the main impact.
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Adelaide
Darling
Hindley
City
Vernon Wilson
Port Pirie Invitation Accepted Inspection Under Way
An invitation to inspect Port Pirie has been accepted marking the start of formal proceedings. Officials from the FHGOEER OF MANUAL confirm coordination with local authorities to review site conditions, safety measures, and compliance requirements.
Chamber invited to visit Port Pirie and Murray Bridge?
The South Australian Chamber of Manufactures will visit Port Pirie following Mayor’s invitation, aiming to promote purchases from local suppliers. A stop in the South-East and Murray Bridge is planned with a tentative October trip, but no fixed itinerary yet.
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Adelaide
South Australian Chamber of Manufactures
Pore Pirie
Visis
Murray, Bridge
Conversion Loan Appeals Across Australia Stir Public Aid
Prime Minister Juda Med presides over a national appeal as thousands of Australians convert debt holdings to support the Conversion Loan. Reports show £919,000,000 converted with over £900,000,000 in other securities affected. The appeal hinges on smallholders and bondholders across states, with thousands applying and lists detailing state allocations and applications.
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Melbourne
Iestay
Juda
Scullin
Ilwiraelion
Australia
Thos
Ausipalia
National Appeal Executive
Ital
Neca
New South Wales State Savings Bank
Aoeiled Diyent
Goveriers
Lrd
Treasury Dilla
Nsw
Tasmania
Miss Amy Johnson Sets Sail Amid Weather Delays
Report notes Miss Amy Johnson of United Serviany facing postponements and possible departure by steamer to Shinguro. A crash near England injured Fort Ghichester, with two persons hospitalized. The item reflects chaotic wartime telegraph text and unclear spellings.
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United Serviany
Osaka
Muesilay
Amy Johnson
England
Japan
Briday
Shinguro Yellow F.C. Ghichester
Salls
Arctic Submarine Dangers From Briftie Inflow
Report from the London service notes dangers to a submarine from briftie inflow amid 196 and snow squalls. Details are unclear due to damaged text but warn of valve faults and perilous conditions for the submarine.
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London
Commercial Produce Prices and Market Quotations Today
A distorted list shows prices for poultry meats and produce. Entries include beef and veal cuts, cheeses, hams, turkeys, ducks, geese, and various produce like potatoes and onions with fractional shillings per quantity, noted as current market rates.
Metal prices in London market via Meval Garrets note
The Australian Mites and Metals Association reports August 24 spot and forward quotes for copper zinc tin lead and other metals. Prices show rises in copper and zinc with forward rates and shipments planned for next month.
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Adelaide
Silyjoes
Australian
Mites and Metals Association
London
Ton
Government to release farm relief funds amid unemployment concerns
Melbourne reports Prime Minister states government disbursal of 18,500,000 for farm relief and public works may be delayed by financial strain. Opposition comments noted. An examination of proposals for absorbing the unemployed is in progress and to be presented at the Premiers Conference.
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Melbourne
Talley
Mti Rtn
Sydney
Scullin
Its
Flood Breach Threatens Lower Murray Settlers
The flood near Lower Murray worsened as safety banks at Wall and Mobilong swamps broke, water pouring through breaches several chains wide. Banks at Wall predict losses around £1,500 for settlers, while Mobilong risks flood across vast swamp areas. wind and weather forecast to worsen the situation.
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Adelaide
Wall
Pompoota
Mur Nay
Mobilong
Murray Bridge
Pompoota Swamp Crises Rise as Iron Works Urged
At Pompoota river inching six inches from banks, crews of eighty work to sink galvanised irons and shore up earthworks. Orth winds favor efforts as five tons of iron are laid today. Patrols guard the bank all night while settlers face rising flood risk.
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Adelaide
Pompoota
Adelaide artist named Chevalier of the Design of Honor
Miss Bessie Davidson, a former Adelaide artist now in Paris, is created a Chevalier of the Design of Honor for 27 years of work. The French Government has bought four of her pictures, one hanging in Luxembourg. A Geelong singer, Mime Batti Bernards, reappeared at the Opera Comique and was recalled several times.
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Paris
Adelaide
Bessie Davidson
Luxembourg
Geelong
Batti Bernards
Opera Comix
Airey Times
Unions and committee clash over charity mart duties
A heated meeting debated committee duties for a Saturday charity mart run by the Association. Members argued over collecting funds and meat donations from the mart, with calls for attendance and possible resignations if duties were not carried out. The motion for no confidence failed as only a minority supported it, while some praised the secretary’s work and urged continued guidance from the full group.
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Bert
Amart
Permmitsee
Mv Goode
Jemobson
Mr. Emery
Cavcalive
Emery
Australian Golf Carnival Report in Sydney Carnival
Australian Golf Carnival reports from Sydney with matches in Victoria and New South Wales. Victorians beat Queensland 41 to 40 in amateur play while Rufus Stewart from South Australia won the professional shield race by two strokes over Cory of New South Wales.
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Ussilay
Kennington Logiy
Victoria
New Pauith Wales
Victria
Queensland
Wamis
Rufus Stewart
South Australia
Cory
New Sout Wales
Soelt Avgbalia
German scheme feeds pigs with wood scraps
United Service Berlin reports a new plan to convert city wood scraps into fodder for livestock. Sixty large automatic machines accept small peelings via a handle turn and deliver cut wood in exchange. Women operating the machines will enter a Stare lottery, aiming to save 225000 tons of peelings annually.
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United Service
Berlin
Regrets of Mr Scullin and Labor Government Crisis
The Prime Minister expressed regret over the Labor Government’s situation amid economic and constitutional difficulties. He stressed the need for remedies to restore public confidence and a solid Labor Party to regain the people’s trust, noting no personal challenge to the coalition.
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Melbourne
The Industrial Position Amid Global Trade Pressures
Melbourne reports on Britain's industrial stance under crisis conditions. An official from the Lehish Government comments that England and Australia face unemployment levels lower than the United States and Germany, while Britain adapts its industry with new trades and projects, aiding 20,000 displaced workers toward stable homes.
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Melbourne
Agreo
Ceuleltes
Australia
Englain
Enelich
Ragiand
United States of America
Germany
Niligsh Yar
Faith in Britain General American Comment
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses Anglo American views on Britain's stance toward Germany and the Washington administration. It mentions unemployment relief, the British dole, and potential political and economic consequences, with references to Parliament, press sentiment, and foreign policy debates.
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Wassington
Britain
Mercia
Germany
Labour Party in Britain Faces Coalition Doubts
A London dispatch reports broad Labour opposition to forming a coalition with Conservative ministers. The Daily News notes plans to mobilise Labour strength while speculating on Ramsay MacDonald leading a new government, with internal nonliance viewed as a danger to Britain's stability.
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London
His
Sule
Loteri
Benk
Rema
Obier
Ramsay MacDonald
Teadais Bay
Mx MacDonatt
Britlay Dresilge
Childless Germans A Remarkable Average
Berlin report notes a remarkable statistic from United Service showing a high rate of childless marriages in Welatene. The report highlights the trend among married couples and marks a social demographic shift during the period.
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Berlin
Tusday
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