Spooner Motion Defeats New South Wales Government
In Sydney the NSW Legislative Assembly defeated the government 43 to 41 on a motion by Mr B S Spooner accusing finances of weakening state cash resources. Ten UAP and one Independent joined Labour. Premier’s fate debated as Spooner and Loyd trade accusations amid protests and cheers from galleries.
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Who Will Succeed Mr Stevens in Government Debate
A chaotic resignation to Governor Lord Wakelort triggers a scramble for succession. The Country Party factions clash as Mr Bruner and Mr Spooner weigh leadership while Mr Stevens faces pressure from MPs and party seniors amid a looming parliamentary vote.
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Federal Government's Sheep Purchases Reported Abroad
Readable fragments indicate the Federal Government spent funds on sheep purchases totaling £5908, with mentions of ewes and veterinary terms. The text is garbled about locations and agencies but centers on government procurement of livestock and related expenses.
No Appeal From Death Sentence in Tenterfield Murder
The court refused an appeal from the death sentence of Kelly, 44, convicted of murdering Mar dorte Constance Bamnering, 35, at Tenterfield. Justices Evatt and McTiernan deemed the application hopeless, calling the crime foul and brutal.
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Triplets born in new hospital amid health minister visit
Geoffrey Charles, George Ileney and Gerth Yiney Durston were announced as the first triplets born in the new women's hospital, presented by the Minister for Health. All are strong and healthy, mother Mrs. Sters Fan of Numdad, three months old, with inscribed commemorations.
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Geoffrey Charles
George Ileney
Gerth Yiney Durston
Heaith
Itr
Hanton
Aisee
Sters Fan
Numdad
Ero
Government's Decision No Standing Army in Australia
Brisbane report notes government rejects standing army and compulsory training. Major General Bis W. Clagow expresses views on citizen service and rapid mobilization. Canberra says immediate action to extend defence training will be tabesky by the Commonwealth Government. Cabinet scrapped the stand ing army proposal and focuses on new defence plans with consultations across ministers and advisers.
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Railway Award Hearing Probes Enginemen Overtime
A Queensland court hearing into an all railway workers overtime dispute heard Union secretary J C Valentine seek to cap overtime for enginemen at four hours daily, or 12 weekly hours, in hopes of boosting employment. Commissioners noted long journeys and delays often forced overtime but aimed to limit it without harming safety or service. The case, tied to a 48 hour week debate, adjourned to tomorrow with testimony from railway officials and the union.
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Basic Wage Increase Debated as New Tax Measures Take Shape
The article reports on wage increase plans for Bormans and Thorstay-nir with A Foley presenting changes to taxes and base pay. It notes pending passage of a union act and possible shifts in wage application beginning Monday, affecting workers in northern and western regions and aiming to keep previously taxed sums within their group. The minister states the broader impact should keep existing taxed amounts within the current tax group.
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Thorstay
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Thetis Salvage Work to Proceed At Lords Amid Reports
London reports that the Admiralty plans to push ahead with salvage operations related to the Thetis. The naval decision follows conflicting views on whether more time or action is required before continuing.
Investigation of Youth Employment Question Two Special Officers Appointed
Canberra reports action to investigate youth employment questions, with two special research officers to join the Statistician's Department as part of an Australia-wide research effort. The Melbourne conference urged joint action by Commonwealth and states, with Cabinet to consider next steps and a shorter working week. Attorney-General Hughes to send Melbourne conference resolutions to the Arbitration Court chief judge for comment.
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Btatistician's
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Unusual Accident In Brisbane Involving Sir L Wilson
Governor Sir Leale Wilson allegedly struck a ball during a golf outing with groende government men and others. The incident caused injuries described as braised and he reportedly rested but was later advised at the residence. Lady Wilson attended to his stead as the encounter was settled.
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Leale Wilson
United Grand Ledge
Queensland
Acestantes
Wilson
African Corridor Outcry by Germany
Berlin reports a German press reaction to Africa's move to assume administrative control over the Caprini Zipral Corridor between Amgula and Bechuanaland. The 40 mile wide strip would grant access to Fambel, sparking West Africa tensions. Officials claim annexation would impede Germany’s colonial claims and respond to British scrutiny.
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Africa
Caprini-Zipral
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Father Drowned in Attempt to Save Son's Life
SYDNEY Thursday. Ciniries Ware wicker 190, of Gonsra Wase 2OwL Ihnepoan fever at Meadacn Loday i n fayefor to eve fa Batata to Wargioeer na boon halday wih hie wife and no sons. The boy fell from a rowing boat into water. Warwicker jumped in after him, but both were lost.
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Ciniries
Meadacn Loday
Fayefor
Wargioeer
Mr Tutcock Retains Agriculture Portfolio Amid Turbulent Times
Brisbane report outlines Mr Tutcock's position in the agriculture portfolio amid shifting ministry dynamics. The text notes speculation about his possible departure from the Ministry of Agriculture and mentions broader issues facing policy development and administrative tasks within the department.
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