Five Day Week in Government State Offices Wireless
The article reports new air navigation regulations requiring wireless apparatus on aircraft and outlines forthcoming implementation from October 1. It notes approval by the Aviation Board, review of federal and state decisions, and Prime Minister Lyons’s hopes for broader state compliance with the regulations across Australia.
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Elit Aviation Bord
Weight on Her Side Court Room Comedy In Vienna
A court case in Vienna features the manageress of a show accused of lingering charges. The trial unfolds with witnesses and dramatic interruptions as the court weighs the evidence and the defense seeks a verdict.
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Bie
Gisela
Lillest
Wellington Farmers Leave for Queensland and Australia
A fragmentary local note reports farmers from Wellington and Whangarei planning trips to Queensland and Australia. Four percent of Wellington farmers and fourteen from Auckland are set to return by early August, with details unclear due to the damaged text.
Ambitious Inter Capital Air Mails Plan Promoted
An ambitious plan for an inter capital air service in Australia was presented to the Cabinet. Proponents urged creation of a three-firm system to operate a first class mail and passenger service linking major cities, with state support and a focus on faster delivery.
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A Bar To Bad Barbers
Melbourne report notes fair roseers in Victosia approve a syllabus for candidates. Each candidate must wear dress and be examined. the act details to be presented at Toads Point. Machines costing £20000 are proposed with accommodations planned for daily use. Ministers are preparing responses to lead the debate.
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Official Barrier Sparks Formal Defence Debates
A fragmented report describes governmental barriers in Canberra and related defence tensions. It notes official lartier assistance from the Defence Department and mentions a volunteer army mobilization, with concerns over personnel and public guidance amid shifting political statements and regional security outlooks.
Government Favours Five Day Week for Public Servants
A government proposal seeks a five day week for state offices, with Friday or Saturday partial operations. Unions discuss options as industrial court weighs reduction in weekly hours from 201 to 364, aiming to abolish Saturday work for many staff while some offices stay open on Saturdays for essential government business.
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Ross
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Coal Mine Dispute Reaches State Conference
A joint meeting of Cantril executive and South Wales district leaders of the Miners Union tonight backed the mine owners proposals and agreed to seek state conference negotations. The decision aims to empower orders to act under week’s end.
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Cantril
Renee
Mw South Wales
Ena
Emi
Series Of Accidents At Funeral
A string of mishaps disrupts a funeral procession near Bendiga residence and the Pietrapstleen cemetery. A driver suffers a severe sprain while a vehicle overturns on the road injuring a female passenger who was hospitalized. Other party members include Zelumine and Dy car whee.
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Aucidente
Bendiga
Pietrapstleen
Siating Sear
Agnes
Lue Blyert
Salaisyer Ottieluciog
Henchman Appointed Solicitor General Recalled in Confused Memo
A garbled notice reports Mr HL J Henchman as appointed Solicitor General amid naming confusion. The text rattles through titles and offices with errors, mentioning Queenstown, Justice Webb, and an expected Crown solicitor, suggesting a disputed succession in the legal administration.
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Bribbane
A. J. Henchma
Fulzensland
Blair
Ail Crowe
Boliellor
State conference and joint committee consider owner proposals
The document notes that the owners should be summoned before a specially convened joint meeting of the State conference and negopoluns committee. If these bodies find the proposals reasonable, they will be placed before the joint meeting for appeal. Wa stated readiness to accept owner assurances and advance reasonable counter proposals by Tuesday.
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State Conferange Ad Nepolaluns Committée
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Roe Meth Wan
Tweslny
New School at Warfield Order Amid Warfield Efforts
Fragmentary OCR notes describe efforts to award a new school at Warfield Berkshire near Windsor with reference to a local church and a family heritage. The text mentions a man unaware of an earlier Adeniy and later meeting Ne Wee Anny, suggesting a wartime community education project and personal ties within a local heritage context.
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Windsor
Warfeld
Beypshire
Wee Anny
Bravery Recognised for Mine Explosion Heroism
London reports a miner named Bagley honoured for gallantry after a January 1038 explosion. He entered a collapsing chamber, recovered a trapped worker, and guided others to safety despite imminent danger and further blasts.
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London
Tel
Dave
Dengley
Tim
Parliamentary form tested at Labour gathering
A Brisbane Labour meeting under the old order displayed support for the parliamentary system. The speaker argued that Parliament can address urgent problems effectively without reliance on the people or their representatives, portraying a freely elected body as essential to governance.
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Savings Bank Deposits Reach Record Level in June
The article reports a record high for savings bank deposits by the end of June, noting totals around 7,500,000 and a notable rise from earlier figures. It mentions September 208, 1922, and references to defence policy and labour party pledges, with mentions of figures like Curtin and Labor candidates in Australia.
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Mauled By Owa Dog Timely Arrival Of Farmer
Cleveland report details a farm dog attack near Redland Bay involving a farmer and his son. The farmer received injuries while attempting to intervene as the dog mauled the hogs, with bystanders helping and the dog later treated for illness. The incident reportedly involves a dog from Belshae and prompted medical attention.
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Military tanks to arrive in Melbourne this week
Defence Department orders tanks of the latest VE type with core equipment. Tanks will be shipped direct to Bye hey and arrive by Thursday. Cost estimated around £0000, according to Terence Deynel sweal.
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Defence Department
Wyndham
Thureday
Terence Deynel Sweal
Emul
Eight Soviet Officials Sentenced in Diseased Meat Scandal
Moscow reports a food industry scandal where nine officials faced death sentences and others received ten year terms over a diseased meat distribution scheme. The case ties to the Nevoriachelo Immatage and involved 129 workers implicated in the supply chain.
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Moscow
Walnenlay
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Bills Likely to be Introduced in Assembly Repeal Of Salaries Act Forecast
Brisbane Thursday report outlines expected bills for the parliamentary session. Repeal of the Salaries Act aims to restore pay for state employees, with budget provisions to fund the change. Additional measures include a State Electricity Commission and labor law amendments. The wealth and bones act and unemployment reforms also figure, alongside amendments to contempt of court powers and agricultural protection proposals. The Department of Agriculture seeks to adjust wildlife and bird protection laws, while broader reforms touch fisheries, transport, and public works.
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Hanlon
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Jeffasr
Department of Anelculture
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TRAI COLLISION IN SYDNEY INJURES ABOUT 20 PERSONS
Thursday night a tram collision in Sydney injured about twenty people. One tram failed to stop at a cross street, sending several passengers to hospitals with head and neck injuries. Police reported eight cars and trams damaged as shards of glass scattered across the roadway.
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Byenes
Syne Mero Attigusy
Ia Baie Zensley
Massisen
Silver
Iniurley
Méek Ata
Profabie
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F. A. Ghanatwa
Gracesvile
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Mayville
Scius
Tve
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British economic adviser to visit London unsure timing
Government’s chief economic adviser, described as Britain’s top policy figure, is reportedly planning a visit related to Asia and international trade. The article notes uncertainty about dates and the目的 of the trip amid sensitivity around industrial and geopolitics.
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