Premier Faces Question Over Soldier's Allege Work Case
An Adelaide debate centers on a returned soldier who sought employment as a presser at a local company. The Premier questions Abbott’s statements about the soldier’s claims and the Rep at riation Department’s role, while workers and union officials weigh in on whether the man should be allowed to work.
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Hp Ashe
Ghetter
Abboll
Y Teller
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Adelaige
Hat Momudseturing Co
Presser
Talon
Jr. Abbott
Ty Jy Johtsom
Tha Union
Molfiouras
Hur
Iid Hu
Tan
Mt Woule
Anton
Jankine
Edwarde
Gune
Pni
Leigh" Creek
Wallaroo
Minster
Vunious Prosim
Uoss
Crisis in Melbourne as Page faces House of Representatives clash
Melbourne reports a heated parliament scene with Sir Earle Page's bid to reduce cellmate costs blocked by McGharlivm and Labor backers. The debate centers on federal economy, a possible budget withdrawal, and a move toward a federal convention to cut government expenses.
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Melbourne
Earle Page
Willi
Australia
Sani
Sieh Fosepi
Cook
Page
Gage
Gharitai
Odjo
Wnilil
Pace
Repatriation Department and Tesmway Trust Reports
Fragments indicate statements from the unfon secretary and from Loobkam about the Repatriation Department and the Tesmway Trust. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Unfon
South Australia Faces Mining Act Debates and Lignite Prospects
South Australia debates the Mining Act second reading as plans push for testing lignite deposits and expanding Government-backed mining. Minister outlines aims to test lignite quality, develop Wallaroo Moorlands projects, and boost local industry with potential coal, opal, gypsum, and other minerals amid postwar price challenges.
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Adelaidd
Wernesbas
Solic
Synth Australia
Slate
Routh
Australi
Australis
High School Functions and Mining Legislation Notes
Readable fragments describe Pirly High School events with a "Ione7ight" theme and a coming Scholarly grounds celebration. Also covered are mining lease terms in South Australia, penalties, and regulatory clarifications affecting rent, forfeiture, and payment schedules under the Mining Act with Adelaide reports and ministerial remarks on governance.
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Pirly High School
Schott
Avening
Deaville
Thor Musley
Thelesa Ginn
Assbetabua
N. AL Edwards
Mogdanies Leith
Forgay
Scourge case in Sydney court shocks city readers
In a Sydney courtroom a sensational family dispute unfolds as Leuballa Emaky Bremer Perrott sues Edmond Montgomery Perrott alleging acts of cruel treatment including the right to flog his wife. The case features Broomfield as a witness, claiming power over the wife during marital strife, while the court investigates the propriety of such claims amid accusations of impropriety and deception.
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Sydney
Leuballa Emaky Bremer
Perrott
Wallane
Edmond
Montgomery Perrott
Crizier
St James
Lodse
Broomfield
Porroit
Brodnafield
Imese Gaught Involved With Possession Case
The report notes a person named Sydney with a Chinese element and a Chinese event, found in possession of 47 tins of Milo. The incident involves a suspected drug or contraband case and a related investigation or judicial action.
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Sydney
Future of Igelahoconference awaits day
The article notes the conference progress with Governor Thea presiding as French affairs and committees discuss matters including spillover investigations. Delegates meet, speculating on leadership and potential talks between British and Sinn Fein representatives with Sir James Craig and other Ulster figures likely to attend.
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Colonial Ofice
Wredurigh Quest
Josh "Tyenehard
Nolonet Staifey
Tim Colonial Omics
Nnl
James
Graig
Reuler
Blundon
Parliament debates arms importation and new government support
In London the House of Commons yesterday debated the nation’s arms importation policy and the approach to a new government. Speaker Miller’s Servia mention framed calls for a schedule of discussion days while MPs questioned the urgency and legality of measures.
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London
House of Commons
Tose Irs
Volunteer Demonstration in Belfast Mobilizes Volunteers
The Evening News reports a large mobilization in Belfast described as a volunteer demonstration. It notes many men under government supervision, a march of thousands, and hints at covert plans to return displaced or captured individuals while outlining public sentiment about conscription and loyalist support.
Northern Premier Repeats War Talk At Belfast Speech
A garbled Belfast speech summary notes Northern Premier repeating vows to keep Ireland united with Britain. It asserts the government acted by the people, condemns bombing deaths of Protestant girls, and vows no concessions to sever Britain’s ties.
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London
Tuszday
Belfast
Jamies Cealg
Vere-slecel
Craig
Ireland
Great Britain
Thaderie
United Kingdom
Zimpire
Industrial Conference in Dublin Delegates Push for Peace Treaty
Amid London talks the Dublin industrial conference saw delegates from public bodies manufacturers and trade unions urging full national freedom as essential for any peace treaty with Great Britain. The event sent a telegraphed resolution to attendees in London calling for independence and clearer terms before any accord.
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London
Dublin
Operica
Dubl
Great Britain
Coast Guard Shelter Sought On Stormy South Wales Coast
Report from South Wales coast describes shelter measures as coaster ships seek safe harbor amid unsettled weather. Weather fluctuations and nearby vessel movement raise concerns for crews and port authorities.
Movament Support Bids by Country Press Dives In
Sydney Weilnssjay reports a country press conference as supporters rally behind a movement. Convincing arguments and emotion mark the debate, with proposals and votes noted amid local party enthusiasm and calls for harmony.
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Sydney
Weilnssjay
Tovense
Revival of World Trade Faces Obstacles and Doubts
Trade revival efforts confront hurdles as nations negotiate barriers and market access. Analysts cite persistent protectionism, shipping costs, and policy uncertainty. Governments seek coordinated measures to unlock growth amid fragmented global supply chains.
Cerman Faces Financial Troubles Amid Legal Obligation
Fragmentary text indicates a person named Cerman facing financial issues and bankruptcy. Mentions obligations and reputational concerns, with unclear connections to a bank or legal action. The garbled source limits precise details or entities.
English Relief Ates Equalized in City Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows a municipal dispute over assimilation and relief measures. It references council actions, boroughs, and proposed temporary schemes. Key entities are unclear due to garbled wording, but the piece centers on relief policy and urban governance dynamics.
Textile strike and resumed textile work in Lille area
Textile workers at Lille faced a strike action that disrupted mills briefly but some establishments reopened. Workers reportedly accepted a ten percent wage reduction, while tensions and a meeting among weavers reflected ongoing labor disputes and industry strain in the Beauce region.
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Condon
Vt Teauhaix
Hla
Petolles
Wetarbid
Lille
COLLIERY UNION VOTES IN FAVOUR OF CALLER ACTION
Reuters service from London reports a large majority decision by the National Federations of Calllermen and associated bodies. The issue centers on supplier arrangements and industrial pay scales with references to India and tariffs, noting payments and price terms in the cited figures.
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Dirham Geunly Callery
Emsine Bolleriaders and
Tiemen's Assocaution
Vna
Won
Callier
Ensimenien Ava Bollermen
Reuters
Calgover
Tueasay
India
Wedkauel
Reduced Basic Wage Debate Gathers at Unior Party
A Wednesday session of the Union Party shows debate over reducing the basic wage with no decision reached yet. Officials expect attempts to avoid effect on the public service board’s declaration.
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Unidor Party
Prices of Metals in Melbourne Market Report
Prices of metals in Melbourne show fluctuating values with tin and silver noted. The report lists figures and dates, indicating market activity and price ranges for various alloys and components.
Bulk Handling of Wheat Conference In Sint Aviva
Sint Aviva officials announce a government plan with Camillo firm to place and contract thirty six grain elevators. The bulk handling project aims to improve storage and freight efficiency, with machinery components to be supplied by the contractor.
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Reuter
Sint Aviva
Camillo Firm
MOTHERHOOD ENDOWMENT APPEAL AT LEGISLATURE
Adelaide Wednesday report notes Mr Birtall urging the House of Assembly to support a motherhood endowment plan by the State Government. He argued the scheme would address poverty in homes and assist workers and their families, aiming to improve child welfare and happiness.
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Wedangsday
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Harvey
Birtall
House of Assembly
Stats
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Mvist Apneak
Lmauribers
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lie_baniehmong
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