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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
1
Sir William Jowitt K.C a Liberal member for Preston has joined the Labor party and will resign his seat to contest it in the Labor fold. He was appointed Attorney General after switching parties and now intends to stand again under Labor in a forthcoming election.
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Miners press for holiday relief amid tense labor tensions at the Hlaston mining site. Negotiations continue with company officials over holiday pay and leave provisions, highlighting the strain between workers and management.
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A fragmented note discusses nationalism, postwar aims, and regional power shifts in India and Korea. It references modern movements, potential leadership, and external influence on independence efforts, highlighting tensions amid reconstructing global order.
Fragmented OCR text references voting in South Africa, mentions Foreign Editor's diary and a stream of garbled phrases. Key names or dates are unclear, with many broken words and nonstandard spellings. The readable content hints at commentary on elections without coherent events or conclusions.
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