Premiers discuss taxes at Adelaide conference amid tensions
Commonwealth staunchly resists ceding tax powers as Premiers from South Australia and other states push for a unified front to shift revenues to state treasuries. Lyons warns against constitutional changes while urging fellowship and practical agreement on federal finance amid diverging views and complex economic factors.
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Adelaide
Lyons
Commonwealth Funda
South Australia
Butler
Australia
Buller
Commonwealth
Amosphiere
Saaid
Mie
Time Inopportune for Revision in Finance Talks
The Commonwealth Government halted a planned review of financial provisions due to budget constraints and tax revenue concerns. It notes proposals to shift revenue from Commonwealth to States face design flaws and may widen budgetary imbalances. A key suggestion is reallocating direct taxation fields, but weaker States fear continued reliance on special grants.
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Commonwealth Goversswat
Yis
Warians
Assum
Vie
Commonwealth
Lyons
Lyons i Arajian
Prepared for Emergency Debate on Commonwealth Tax Powers
A discussion on emergency provisions and Commonwealth tax powers outlines potential constitutional hurdles. It notes resistance to extending federal authority without amendments and debates over distribution methods, with emphasis on states' needs and intergovernmental funding challenges.
Funeral of Mey Peter Charles Christensen
The remains of Mey Peter Charles Christensen were interred in the Sablon Apmy portion of the Metho dist ameter. Broken Fill Gapty Woodhinds orienting. The funeral by Ms Olo residence in Cobalt sip, Pallhwarare were Messrs. Wigton, las. Wilson, A Kens er, E, Kuato, and J. Nadtont.
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Sablon
Ms Olo
Cobaltsip
Pallhwarare
Messrs
Wigton
Wilson
A Kenser
E, Kuato
J. Nadtont
Ten Years Round Australia Roaming the Wide Maces
Ten years of travel across Australia feature Frederick Long and his wives as he collects data for later publication. The narrative spans a decade with varied ventures, including attempts to sustain finances through government support and a constant drive to document the land, its people, and its institutions.
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Australia
Frederick Long
ALF
Pirie
Domether
Pha
Ial Leng
Ape
Mundl Sint
Nova Nie
Lanehels
Snhtier
Fellen
Liehtwrieht
Herset
Long
Meyer
London
No Faith in Ottawa Agreement Criticism at Adelaide
Adelaide report notes Mr White minister of customs defending the Ottawa Agreement amid criticism from manufacturers. He cites need for equitable tariff framing and acknowledges room for fault in a major accord while stressing duties must balance all sections.
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Adelaide
Yis
Adelsie
White
Ottawa
Associated Chambers of Manufactures
J. A. Binder
Br. W. Halden
Industrial growth and employment rise in Australia 1932 to today
A speech highlights factory employment increasing from 332,000 in 1932 to 478,000, the highest in the Commonwealth’s history. All states show gains with South Australia boosting from 24,000, aided by government trade policies. Beneficiaries include wine and motor body industries. policy aims to expand domestic manufacturing and migration.
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Australia
Commonwealth
South Australia
White
Long Life for Broken Hill New ORE Bodies
SPREIGHT carried by Siverton tramway Company during the past year totalled 637,362 tons the highest volume since 1930 says Mr J Saddler who presided today. Develop ment of men are bodies wt depth at the southern end of the line of lode gave a prospect the site of the field would be lengthened forecast ideas of capital. A new agreement with Silverton Trameay Emploses assailation for three years had been approved and will supply until the next 18 months. Mr L M Avery was re elected director.
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Melbourne
Siverton Tramway Company
J. Saddler
Wns Mduction Alnee
Ainer
Silverton
L. HM. Avery
Fragmentary diary notes reveal Australian journey hardships
The excerpt describes travelers near Adelaide yesterday and notes on meals, shelter, and endurance. It references a digger and wife, long journeys, and sparse provisions as they press toward a distant destination.
Quarry Explosion Kills Miner at Ballarat Quarry
Melbourne report records a blast at a Ballarat area bluestone quarry that killed Eric Broadbent 26 of Beaufort and injured two other men Alexander Pearce of Hiaifort and Charles Williams of Vallamt West. A third man Lynde Junnseh escaped uninjured. The explosion, suspected to be caused by hydrogen buildup, sent stone debris over the site and prompted emergency response.
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Melbourne
Llyde Junnseh
Beaufort
Williams
Juenseh
Pearce
Eli
Iim
Egyptian Treaty Signed by Great Britain and Rayit
London reports Great Brivin and Rayit have signed a treaty defining terms of control to be exercised by the latter country. The article notes the agreement aims to settle relative influence and governance, reflecting ongoing diplomacy between the two states.
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London
Great Brivin
Rayit
Ue Messure
Thermometer Readings Note Narrow Temperature Span
The report records yesterday's high at 67 degrees with a low reported after four hours ending at 8:20 am. The excerpt notes a minimal diurnal change and incomplete data quality.
Adelaide notes and health updates from Pirie Hospital
Personal notes from Adelaide describe Mr W We Phldunian and BGR Alig attending events in the city while Me John Upton of Hometown recovers in Pirie Hospital. Reports cover several hospital admissions and surgeries, travels of local figures, a wedding in Watlington, and a NY death notice, all rendered in a fragmented wartime style.
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Pirle Guurl
Order of Foresters
Alig
Adelaide
Dener
John Upton
Hometown
Pirle Hospita
Tkwens
A. H. Dow
Te ‘Smeliens
Girll
Peace Conference Plan Hinted by Roosevelts Return
The New York Times reports President Roosevelt, if re-elected, may propose an international conference to map practical steps for world peace. The assembly would include European leaders and representatives from nations such as Nie, Sapa, and others, aiming to curb aggression and promote disarmament.
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New York
Wethesdy
New York Times
Rooseelt
United States
Ransereit
London Metal Market Lead Prices and Trends
Lead and other base metals show mixed movement in London market trade. Prices drift and some contracts firm while others slip, with copper, tin, and zinc noted in the day’s quotation list and forward positions indicating modest gains in select items.
Jockey Awarded Five Hundred Pounds in Libel Case
A jury at Orton awarded £500 to Sydney Weineaslay in a libel action over claims about a professional golfer and a newsletter. The case involved Gaur, McCarten, Sarasen and others. the verdict followed allegations that the plaintiff was libeled in connection with a farm and a society. The trial noted the defendant denied the libel and ranged over age and family matters.
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Sydney
Weineaslay
Gaur
Orton
Bel
Battle for Iron Spanish Rebels Checked
Loyal troops advance against rebels as they push toward victory, with gains expected before nightfall amid ongoing combat reports.
Aiding Defence Discussed by Australian Manufacturers
A meeting at the Australian Manufacturers Chambers voiced unanimous desire to cooperate with the Commonwealth Government in Defence organization. The discussion urged open collaboration to extend the Manufacturers Council through a national survey of industries and to prepare for emergency needs, stressing clear lines of authority and avoiding confusion in wartime production.
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Commonwealth Government
Chambers of Manufactures
Sullowaigee Auton
Fe Hendry
S.8
T. W. Eady
Yler
Commonwealth Bovris Anton
Indus Hs
Australia
P.P. Kneestiaw
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Mapilivas
Indus
Trust in Savings Banks in Melbourne Hearing Opens
Australia wide inquiry hears testimony on savings bank deposits growth since 1838. Officials note low current interest vs past spikes, while warning against over caution in financing new enterprises. Experts urge direct equity investments to boost future growth and reduce reliance on intermediaries.
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Melbourne
Bae
Savings
South Australian Savings Bank
Victoria
Tredine
Savings Bank
John William Endy
Echetary of Commerce
Selbourne University
IC Australia
Seeardances
America urges wool import to meet demand in 1920s
In Sydney the wool trade patches claim American needs exceed home production. Me W J Crowe, noted American wool buyer, notes higher imports from Australia while domestic mills struggle. Demand remains strong as overseas buyers grow, with 239,000,908 pounds consumed last year and 900,000,000 pounds projected. Japan and other buyers influence market shifts amid talks of Australian output and weather.
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