Greatest crisis since Loan Council established
Acting Premier of Glengland Pease arrives in Sydney on the way back to Brisbane. He condemns the Bank Board’s handling of state deficits warning it could force higher taxes or raise local rates and urging the public to grasp the seriousness of the dispute with the Bank Chairman.
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Sydney
Glengland
Pease
Brisbane
Austraia
Gorda
Loan Council
Chinel
Tasmania Discusses Secession Referendum Possibility
Hobart reports the new Premier A. G. Delmvie noting Tasmania may seek a referendum on secession if a conciliatory solution cannot be found. The piece outlines potential steps and political context for the proposal.
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Hobart
A. G. Delmvie
Tasmasin
Victoria Premier objects to Loan Council decision
Victoria's Premier Sir Stanley Argyle voiced dissatisfaction with the Loan Council's ruling. Victoria will receive a grant of £560,000 but must use £441,500 to cut next year's projected deficit.
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Melbourne
Stanley Argyle
Wso
Victoria
German Debts Transfer Mora torium Debate in London and Paris
A British note dated June 20 argues against a total suspension of transfers on Germany's foreign debts, warning it would ruin Germany's credit and hurt imports, while Paris reports measures to receive interest on Dawes and Young loans and to enforce them if no agreement with Germany by July 1.
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London
Germany
Paris
Dawes and Young Loans
Inda
Shortest Route to Melbourne Aimed at Corowa Link
The Pree Press argues the best path to Melbourne is via Corowa instead of Upowa, noting a shorter 12 mile route if the two allway systems align. The piece claims Corowa alignment would improve travel by about 12 miles and urges action long overdue.
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Corowa
Wiick
Waggo
Melbourne
Government to proceed with unemployment relief plan
In Sydney on Saturday Premier Stevens outlined government steps to relieve unemployment. The plan includes measures to aid salary reductions for public servants and the setup of an employment trust, though its exact functions will be handled differently.
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Sydney
Stevens
Adjourned Full Court Hears Morey Murder Appeal
A special sitting of the Full Court of Criminal Appeal adjourned yesterday to hear Edward Henry Morey’s appeal against his death sentence for the murder of Percy Smith, a Carlton trapper. Fresh evidence cited includes Lilian Anderson’s dock statement implicating her husband Moncrief Anderson, who confessed to the killing. A new trial application and fresh evidence were requested by Morey’s counsel.
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Full Court of Criminal Appeal
Edward Henry Morey
Percy Smith
Carlton
Victoria
Morey
Lilian Anderson
Central Criminal Court
Moncrief Anderson
Smith
Hungerford
Anderson
Public Service Board to Review Restoration of Autasy Reductions
Federal Public Service in Canberra will consider restoration of reductions at a Public Service Board session. The matter follows a cabinet discussion and is set for Monday in Canberra.
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Canberra
Publicr Service Board
Feda
David Copland & Co's Winter Sale Values
Magnificent goods have been made to move by personal inspection. To buy now values advertised as savings at the winter sale. Read like a period ad urging quick purchase and inspection for real savings.
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David Copland & CO
Garment Sale Highlights Men's Wear and Accessories
An expansive sale lists leather overcoats and leather and woolen garments for men and boys. Includes double breasted overcoats, wool trousers, tweed suits, kilts and knitwear with numerous sale prices and color options across coats, hats, hosiery, and shoes.
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Mrn
S.av
Vanal Pries
Donegal
Bponts
F. O
Manchester
Sinvie
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Uprowa Pree Press
N.S.W
Federal Public Service
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Raker Co
Tata
SAULM
USS
Navy
Ladies’ & Gent’s Footwear
Syke Nivne
Pwr
Wadies
Oxford
Wagga Wagga
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