Compulsory Service and The Defence Legislation Debate
A skeptical editorial argues compulsory service will force citizens to feel the cost of defence. It notes cadet enrollment for ages 14 to 27 starting January 1 and seven years of training for those under 15. The piece questions civil liberties, government policy, and the balance of prosperity with personal rights. It compares with notes on note issues and compensation in expropriation, asking how far legislation aids right action and individual freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Leeuw
Australia
Short Session Closes with 27 New Enactments Passed
The short session ends with 27 new statutes added to the statute book. Government pushes 20 measures while seven are from private members. If prosperity comes from well meant laws, these humanitarian measures will be watched for real impact and success.
Nationalisation Without Compensation Debate Rages
Analyzes the Australian Notes Bill proposing nationalisation of a key industry sector without compensation. Critics warn against expropriation, arguing private property must be respected and that fair compensation should precede any state takeover. The piece questions Mr. Fisher’s stance and the practicality of a state held sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coust
Fishter
Gga
Usis Ouly
Rifle Club Match Notes And Dinner Plans
Eight members of the local rifle club shot at 500 and 700 yards under seven shots per manage rules in the NOAA medal event. G Ly Murty and T Warren won cast prizes with Murty posting 66 and Warren 66. A committee meeting set the annual dinner for September 16 and cancelled the triangular match with Queanbeyan Goulburn and Albury clubs. A town vs Googongs match is slated for September 3 with seven shots at 100 and 200 yards and a supper cost for losers.
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NOAA
Afr
R. Warren
Hongerford St
A. Fallice
A. R. Moore
Queanbeyan
Goulburn
Himgonia
Moore
Messrs
A. Mallick
A. Howe
Googongs
Ice Club
Hayes Picture Company to Open in Queanbeyan
Hayes Picture Company makes its first Queanbeyan appearance on Tuesday evening in August with moving picture entertainment. The firm, well known in Goulburn and other towns, brings a time electric light plant to showcase every scene at best. Tickets cost 2 shillings for adults and 1 shilling for children. crowd expected.
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Queanbeyan
Goulburn l
Compulsory Cadet Enrolment Planned Across Nation
The Defence Ministry plans compulsory service starting January 1 for youths aged 15 to under 18, with cadet training beginning July 4 and an estimated 109,000 senior cadets enrolled. On July 2 the first cadet draft to citizen forces occurs, while those over 18 on January 1 are exempt.
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Igra
Toureed Rabbits Revealed at County Board Meeting
At the monthly tretlog of the Giihdage Pastrres Board a proposal was made by a benchowner in Tomut district to exclude an area with wire netting to weed rabbits till next winter for trapping purposes. The board declined but forwarded the letter to the Minister for Lands.
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Giihdage Pastrres
Tomut
Federal Capital Debate Highlights Canberra Power Struggles
Fragmented report outlines opposition to Dawkirre and O'Malley in early Canberra government discussions. Mentions Home Affairs, territorial authority, and a push to establish a national works program tied to water and capital construction in New South Wales.
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Dawkirre
Uleie
Canberra
Mole
Omee
Channeind
O'Malley
Commonwealth
Comherra
Mathew. Howe
Ieee
Wren
New Boundy Wales
Eh Aly
Federal Territory and the Transfer of Rivers Questioned
The piece discusses federal plans to acquire river and territorial lands through a Transfer of Territory Bill. It notes state government actions and opposition, with emphasis on river control, compensation, and the potential impact on Commonwealth projects and agreements.
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Talon Bey
Wade Pie
Unclear 19th Century Debate On Boots And Soles
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a debate on cardboard soles and boots, mentioning leaders, ministers, and committees. It references inter-session actions, oversight, and possible health or safety concerns, but readable facts are limited.
Ninehiet the popular wut eu tere ot the dey apo the fallow ine
The fragmentary text lists titles and phrases with garbled names. It references dramatic subtexts and a chorus line but provides no clear event, person, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Isi Kallemay
Sports and Ball at Gininderrra ends one-goal match
Bitter cold did not deter attendance at Coloderre as octipee and Gininderrra clubs played football under the Farmers Union Hall roof. Captain W Till led the visitors while Me Harpham officiated. A lively programme followed with races and music, ending with a small audience, a warm reception, and gratitude to organizers and decorators for an enjoyable evening.
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Coloderre
Ueatin Fidew
Formera’ Union
Octipee
Ginindeera
W. Till
Harpham
Vorralumla
Major Mort
Variona Dvente
D. Harcourt
J MeKaroo
Karees Curran
Onre
Ae ‘Wire
Retirement Tribute For Mr Anand At Railways Gathering
The event honored Mr Anand after decades of service with the Amal railway association. Colleagues led toasts praising his welfare focus and long tenure as a station guide and employee. A silver plate gift and personal remarks underscored the affection felt by peers and guests alike.
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Mir
Ehngald
Yuraubeyan
Pune
Wevermigne
Rales
Mayeur
Collett
Wodaby
Ted
Fin
Anmond
Woolohwn
Anand
al Howring
Crivid
Depen
George Lyneham
Gay
Meare
J. Wook
Cullen
Preney
Tynan
Theo
Watny Digital
Ura
Mu Ellen
Treavels
Ieee
Fire at Captain's Flat tears through property
A blaze swept Captain's Flat destroying an unknown property complex. The event, reported by police, involved a structure owned by Mir B.C. Hinckstman of Gevean Beyan and caused total loss in the hall area. Investigators seek cause as crews secure the site.
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Cagrtinis
Ferrie
Mir B.C
Wapiti Ptat
Pteerina
Unclear historical note from damaged OCR text
Fragmentary OCR yields few readable facts including scattered names and quantities. The text does not present a coherent event, person, date, or place to form a reliable summary. No verifiable entities or outcomes are extractable for a concrete card.
State Parliament Close of the Session Ends Work for Now
The fifth Parliament session closed as government supporters prepared to resume platform work. The Premier outlined a broad program including railway trunk lines, education facilities, public works, and a Workmen's Compensation Bill. After a long debate, most government measures were carried into effect, with a push to meet ongoing reforms and address public concerns.
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Ghritth
Shark
Wood
Cemion
Oni
Fnlwe
Lee
Borates
Sydney
Iate
Tilly
Hemiber
Rey
Fragmented Notes Outline Disorderly Political Debate
The Seomte opposes decorum in a chamber marked by truculence amid disputes over Federal Capital site expansion and Mel bourne Board of Works tax questions. The piece highlights Liberal criticisms of aggressive campaigns, compulsory service debates, railway alignment with Victoria, rising sectarian tensions in Crete, and various local incidents including a Newfoundland ferry explosion and a drowned boy in Newcastle.
Campbell Chomist Announces Neuralgia Cure
Fragmented notice claims a Celphalic Wafer cures neuralgia. It mentions Parfootly hormican and 12 cures but provides few readable details or provenance.
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Hewdache Ark
Campbell
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Prises and Mandelson Orff
H. Hentty
Warren
R. Fallick
H.C. Taylor
K. JS. Mallick
Hangerford
J. A. Bowe
T. Warren Ry W. Greenwood
Abr. Moore
Mlitely
Hayes Picture Company
Toureed Rabbits
Federal Capital
Federal Territory
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Poole
Sally
Pidor
Sara
Farmoers Union Hall
Mewsie
Thornton
Crown
Menneag
Ole Lober
Crimpett
Caliente Pinang
State Parliament
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Bern
Muthowen
Melbourne Board of Works
Wet Bey
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Foster Fraser
Jessop
Waverley
Colonel Onslow
Victoria
Crete
Macola
Nation
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Stury
Ana Braun
Paxtor Boal
Motherwell
Lanarkshire
England
Idaho
U.S
Wallace
Foutevrault Abbey
France
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Adval
Newcasle
Windle
Bila
Ffu
Pladan
Ant Ainile Agule
Wanganella
Detiliquin
Newfoundlan
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