Advisory Committee Sets Common Budget Plan
The Melbourne meeting of the Ways and Means Advisory Committee, led by acting Federal Treasurer J Lyons and Victorian Premier M Mogats, discussed a unified budget strategy with premiers from South Australia and New South Wales. The group plans to report to their governments, aiming for rehabilitation and a coordinated national plan.
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Melbourne
Messrs
J. Lyons
B. Mogats
Victorian
Treasuer
WL. Hi
Treasurie
Unr
B. Stevens
New South Wales
Ita
Fio
Avetra
Lion Faaner
Varinis
Repudiation talk dismissed by Australian leaders
Acting Prime Minister Fenton says he did not shout repudiation of war debts and warns against taking untrustworthy proposals seriously. Lyons as acting treasurer stresses Australia must honor debts, calling repudiation untenable and harmful to reputation and employment.
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Melbourne
Fenton
J. H. Scullin
Mattis
Act
Waa
Lyons
Australia
Full Court Decision on Railway Conciliation Hearing
Melbourne hearing adjourned as Full Arbitration Court grapples with whether conciliation committees valid under section 34 of the Commonwealth Act. Judges note urgency, allow time for further considerations before resuming, unions contest jurisdiction and appointments.
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Melbourne
Porday
A. Menzies KC
New South Wales
Victoria
Detheridge
aVery
Nat
Gommonnwenll
Ani
Palice
Dudge Beeby
Drake Brockman
Detheriatne
Hirene
Bradman Reaches Century in Canterbury Test Hit
Australians resume at Canterbury as Bradman rails to a second-innings century against Kent. He scores with aggressive strokeplay, including a boundless hitting spree that drives Australia to a lead of 69 and seven wickets intact at the interval. Jackson contributes a steady 40 plus as Bradman’s afternoon surge reshapes the match.
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United Serviaa
Canterbury
Don Bradman
Kent
Bradtman
Crisket
Juckson
Jackson
Lune
Bradman
Jyrk
van Mosers
Australia
Melbourne Waterfront Workers Council Meeting Update
Melbourne negotiators met in Melbourne to discuss a settlement with Adelaide and the Waterfront Workers Federation. The council aims to resolve staffing and restoration issues raised during talks and avert further disruption.
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Melbourne
Poin
Nium
Sonnentinn
Adelaide
Te Melnourne Hiropv
Avateh
Melwens
Riot in Balmain Ends in Arrests and Police Drawn Weapons
A Friday riot in Montague street Balmain saw unemployed men attempting a meeting. Police drawn revolvers and batons as disruption escalated. Sixteen men arrested and charged with riotous behaviour amid the clash with authorities.
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Sydney
Montague Street
Balmin
Greenland Expedition Seeks Northern Windingerminis
An Irish expedition in the Harel seeks peroplane Windingerminis for northern Wel Ponty. Amerie and A ourryins report on the plan, with subwife work from the tno. Mays or! ne.
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Sersion
Harel
Amerie
Ourryins
Tno
Weather Notes from Wootton Observations Week Ending August
Wootton weather notes for the week ending August 27, supplied by the Weather Bureau, describe a period with rain in the southeast extended to the upper North and North-West, generally fair to showers elsewhere, and rising pressure over southeast Australia. Maximum readings reached the mid 70s to 80s in some areas, with Adelaide’s week-long high 65.4. Toward week’s end a low pressure system advanced from the west, bringing fresher northerly winds and unsettled conditions.
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Wootton
Weather Bureau
Tsetith
Anu
Iye Presse
Fsb South Easternes
Hue
Tin Hollands
Australa
Nok
Buck
Kyancutta
Adelaide
Feyian
Tunnel of Death Claims Two Men in Wellington
Two men were killed and two injured near Buller George in Wellington as a gelignite blast exploded in two tunnels at about midnight. The fuses had been lit and the men were walking away when the explosives detonated. one crawled half a mile to the camp for help.
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Wellington
N.Z
Buller George
Monkeys for Science Move in Sydney Research
Dr Leigh ton Jones of Sydney seeks Health Department approval to import monkeys for experiments on Voronof gland treatment. Early tests will involve animals only, with potential human trials mentioned, to be conducted at a secluded site near Dara Creek by Lake Macquarie.
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Kravis
Rhone
Sen
I Nation
Minnis
Spencers Suit
Pafcmlany
Pirsiee
Noughthal & Geurtal
Parkers
Millera
Mee Slorensen and Packers Union
Timber Workers
Port Adtiaide
Bhowshi
Tiber Workers’ Union
Fincuss
Alexaide
Moener
Leighton Jones
Sydney
Health Department
Jones
Dara Creek
Lake Macquarrie
Shockingly expensive hospital system praised as model
Sir James Barrett of Melbourne told a Winnipeg medical convention that the world’s hospital system is wrong and shockingly expensive. He described Australia’s nursing attendance as expanding from a nursing scheme into a broad hospital system and urged all hospitals to adopt a cooperative insurance based plan to ensure access to care in sparsely settled areas.
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United Service
Winnipeg
Sir James Barrett
Melbourne
Sir James
Australia
Hough
Improvement Report From Sydney Bulletin
Sydney reports four distinct improvements in the Prime Minister's condition. He slept well yesterday and was much refreshed. The bulletins note the Digest and NTIOOK observations as the situation stabilizes, with cautious optimism surrounding his recovery.
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Sydney
Anning
Ile Slupt
Adidas
Abit Deighier
Coburg Municipal Election Defeat Shocks Labor Circles
In Melbourne trades hall circles Labor defeated Mr. W. J. Dugan, former Coburg mayor and AUtalian Trades Unions secretary, amid claims of voter apathy. Leaders say municipal gains reflect low public mood and do not change views on the Australian Labor Party or the State Government.
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Melbourne
W. J. Dugan
Coburg
Dugan
Australasian Council of Trades Unions
Labor
Teaders
Fepply
Australian Labor Party
Central Mission Fortnight Tally of Clothing Donors
Fragmented OCR lists names and towns connected to a Central Methodist Mission clothing drive for a two week period ending in August. Entries include Mrs James Foolner and multiple locals such as Davis, Waikarie, Gladstone, Jamestown, and Walkurie among others, with scattered item notes and vague references.
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Central Methodist Mission
James Foolner
Johnson
Davis
Waikarie
Wari
Gladstone
Wilnagon
Latves' Guild
Snow Town
Jamestown
Misaes C. Wille
Thompson
Calta Koon
Baker
Tennyson
Nes
Patton
Rev. C.favi
Fierce Heat Wave Brings London to Standstill
A severe heat wave gripped London with temperatures near 94 degrees as workers fainted in the streets and deaths were reported from sunstroke. Police and service officials warned of hazards while some factories limited outdoor labor.
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London
Torley
Feas
Xirle
Bengal Police Officers Shot in Dacca Outrage
Report from Calcutta says senior policeman and Superintendent Hodson were shot as they left hospital in Dacca. Both officers are reported in serious condition after the attack by armed assailants amid Bengal outrage reports.
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United Service
Calbutta
Bengal
Surprise Birthday Party for Rev N B and Mr Fate
A secret surprise party was arranged under supervision of Mex Allen and Mrs B Polwear to honor Rev Norman B and Mr Fate. Guests enjoyed music, elocution, games, and a large cake, with gifts including a silver egg cup and handkerchiefs. The event, meant to recognize long service to the church, concluded with singalong and thanks to organizers.
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Tennyson Junior CE
Mex. Allen
Superiatendant
B. Polwear
N. B
Fate
Jayea Mitchell
Max Swan
Lade
R. Polacar
Haan
Mes
Allen
Hwark
Norman
Ares
Mra. Allen
Mr. Lade
Mr. Allen
Good Intentions Costly Results At Prahran Court
Melbourne Friday report shows Harold Gregory McLean Hutchinson a Prahran market butcher sold meat after hours on Saturday afternoon at very low rates. Inspectors charged him with selling meat after hours and he was fined 18 shillings with 10 shillings 6 pence costs.
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Melbourne
Harold Gregory McLean Hutchinson
Prahran
Canterbury Match Drawn With Bradman Not Out 205
In a drawn Canterbury match Bradman remained unbeaten on 205 in the first innings. Second innings details show Lunat’s 3 for 245 with several not outs and multiple players contributing. Other scores include Woolley taking wickets and Harwood involved, with Todd and Wall Harwood among the totals.
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Australia
Raaman
Deokton
Buadhow
Melbourne Tramways Employes Ration Case Judgment
Federal Arbitration Court Judge Beohy delivered judgment on applying the Melbourne Tramways Board and Tramways Employes Association requests for rationing and altered hours. The decision concerns whether rationing is an alternative to dismissals and debates over weekly earnings, overtime, and guaranteed hours under the existing award. The court will reconsider issues affecting nine men and related pay guarantees as it weighs time, earnings, and standard hours.
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Melbourne
Beohy
Termways Woard
Aucluide ‘Tramways ‘Trust
Permixei
Derham
Melbourne Tramways Board
Me. Menzies
Austroling ‘Tramways
Teamway
Tramwass Board
Cameron
Ramyay
Ini
Mae
Carly Shal
Tomber
Commercial Produce Notes From Fragmented OCR Listing
Fragmented OCR readout lists assorted produce items with quantities and nonsensical codes. It references cabbages, tomatoes, sage, parsley, napkins, and related goods in unclear batch counts, likely from a market or inventory page. Strong entities include items like cabbages and tomatoes with vague unit counts.
Metal markets report from Adelaide on LME quotes
Australian Mines and Metin Association notes London Metal Exchange quotations for August shipments and spot prices across copper, tin, silver, and lead. Prices show rises in copper standard and tin forward, with various shipments expected this month and next.
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Adelaide
Metin
London Metal Exchange
Tmicdiey
Mantha
West Seale
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