National Insurance Decision By End Of Year Inquiries Underway
British experts begin investigations in Canterbury to examine national insurance adoption. Royal Commission reports and 1929 schemes guide likely outcomes, with early Cabinet steps toward a broad principle of adoption and phased implementation affecting pensions, allowances, and employment support.
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National Insurance
Walter KU Fooar
G. Tneé
Hedin
Canter
Vey
Tate Investigations
Investi Utiane
Royal Commission
Broward
Twa Watt Betes Lan
Sugar Industry Restrictions Highlighted in Trade Debate
A press discussion notes Britain facing sugar supply risks if production is restricted. Ministers and experts urge careful limits to prevent shortages, arguing reduced output could threaten imports from Australia and other regions. Officials consider targeting only certain areas while maintaining essential supplies and industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade and Customs
Ier Kuper
Britain
Foren
England
Speltier's Comet Discovery Report Reveals New Celestial Signs
The record notes a sighting of Speltier's Comet near Oita on May 16 with observers DANBERDA and Thureday noting a likely passage and potential impact on astronomical study. It mentions Australla’s long term significance and rapid developments in observing methods, though details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danberda
Thureday
Oita
Australla
Caprivernis
Denial on Trade Policy Sparks Privy Council Question
Federal Minister Thorby defends Australia’s trade stance amid Privy Council tensions and warns against overruling state governments. He cites aims to protect domestic interests and relations with Britain and the Commonwealth. He notes wheat pool policy as central to farmers’ position and outlines anticipated impacts on exports and imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
W. Schdeifiog
Command
Privy Council
Thorby
Cabinok
Auitralia
United Kingdom
Kingdon
Thorbr
Great Britain
Commonwealth
Thoray
Tor
Tates
Appointment of Commodity Boards and Local Producern Represe
In Brisbane the government announced the appointment of council members to various commodity boards and the Local Producers Representatives. The list includes Butter Board members J McRobury and W Sloan, Cheese Boxed with G Ohen and Arcaract Board newcomer O Hluiaia, Peanut Board AoC Woking, Boney Board members We Woodraw and Kensler, Lead Board G B O’Nalt and S Feick, Flywoot and Veneer Board, Northern Plywood and Veneer Board, and Representatives to the Council of Agricultural Board from several regional firms and farms.
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Bribbane
Pagilun
Council of Agriculture
J. McRobury
W. Db Sloan
Malendy
G. Obhen
Southbrooke
ArcaWract Board
Hluiaia
Yoongoolba
Peanut Board
Aoc
Woking
Alleront
Boney
We Woodraw Cy Ford
Siukey
Kensler
Gambooyn
MM Campbel Albury Greek
Broomsauid Bend
Ienien
Uiaklon Vale
Sewems Bor
Oktary
God
Feick
Era
Venetr
Leietn Erabenefog
Auwoelntland Sho
Council
Amricuibsre
Gurtral Queenaliind
Bolling
Oreek
Aberlin
Toblefind
Ji P
McCurthny
Millerrun Coun Subsidy Report Confused Entry
Fragmentary entry notes a subsidy related to Briguant and a machine making operation. Mentions Mongat Hie, uncertain dates, and a payment of £1,1000 to support purest rua making machinery at Mitraerzon. The damaged text obscures key names and figures.
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Briguanf
Secretaries clash over Imperial Airways dealings probe
A government dispute report outlines that Sir Christopher Bullock faced scrutiny for alleged improper conduct in civil service negotiations. The Beart of Tyuley White Paper notes no corruption but questions if Bullock breached the Civil Service Code by engaging with private interests. The inquiry explored Bullock’s ambitions and ties to Imperial Airways while considering succession for higher posts.
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Tyuley
Sirgvelyn Murray
Richard Fopidns
J. Granville Ram
Lord Swinton
Stehelsaoner
UFR
Lord Landandeesy
Empire
Amd
Christogier Ulock
Geddes
Qian
Christopher
Togo
Uie
Civil Service
Nui
Dertal
Erle
Erie Geddes
Christopher Bullock
Jané
Bullock
Chariatopher Bullock
Lo Ben Fenora
Christopher Lock
Erie
Erie Credes
Susgatt- Ing
Tialte
Christopher Bullous
Tryperial
Wat Deuty
Christapler
Ube
Eepers
Ely Chiopnet
Min Woods Auimpneey
Tyiporla Ateyos
Lo Alesis
Hall Agresnen
Ogni Rela
Tls
Auryey
Woons
Humphrey
Conia
Suetna
Manugln
Chalawan
Christophes Bulla
Wheat Board Provisions for a Record Crop Outlook
The Slate Wheat Board manager said a meeting may set a record for this season if Tavernavte conditions improve. The board approved funds for a reserve seed wheat stock, with a possible rise in overall crops. Prospects include Ban Acors and a headline forecast of 736,644 bushels since 1805-7, amid calls for vigilant water management and seed reservations.
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Toawoumaa
Slate Wheat Board
Mic W. Bins
Anlils
Controversy Over Civil Service Conduct In London Whispers
A London newspaper reports heated questions over Sir Christopher Bullock and Sir Eels Geddes as inquiries probe improper conversations and potential bias in civil service actions. The piece notes reactions from figures like Woodstrophy and Trimperiak, with calls for impartial inquiry and caution amid political friction.
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Rand
Sinlaranton
Severyeura
Gnelstopher Bulloch
Eels Geddes
Balink
Anni
Kauai
Tinpovinl
Alswayn
London
Wadnensay
Claim for £600 by wife of deceased railway porter
In Toowoomia the Industrial Court began hearings on the claim by Mary Cots for £600 alleged as compensation after her husband Patrick Collins, a railway porter, died. The case focused on postmortem evidence and expert testimony from Dr. Roberts and Dr. Bape regarding the heart, with directions for a subpoena to Roberts for production. The proceedings included heart inspection and adjournment while further expert evidence was arranged.
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Toowoomia
Mare
Ion
Appleablan
Jude
Hee No
Tillar
F. O'Gniliven
Tor
Patrick Collins
aUlon
Hvarh Apesatiat
Collins
Pencer Finvolls
Ogullivae
Osuib
Oder
Roberts
Baberistaf
Oncourt
Fergthy
Bippe
Application Refused Missionary to Serve Two Years in Gaol
Reported from a Thursday court session, Henry Frege of Kernwight was sentenced to two years hard labor for unlawfully depriving a missionary armee of liberty during an incident on July 0. Three mission helpers at Bagul supported the claim, with Deon Ate Laokes accused of aiding the abduction. the case featured extensive commentary on conduct and law.
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Syniey
Tehialé
Henry Frege
Lanhesuy
Kernwaght
Giaw Gklier
Sustipe
Arnee
Bagul
Deon
Vintivay
Booge
Juatise
Walt
Poege
Chiatinsky
Merultia
Ingdley
Stristophey Dullock
Daly
Sie Ghyelstophar
Hermaneiii
Air
Integ Pnel
Ty Gounell
Christopher Bulock
Daily Telegraph
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Eton
wangkuRn
Slaughter Price
Prine
Camerea, Youesbirt
Cemunuawealth
Sir Arallan
Federal Treasury
Aria News
Queen Tas
Aleylag Infantry
Peta
Speltier
Federal Country Party
U.A.P
Mc ‘Thorby
G. OF
Commodity Board
L.P.A
Millerrun Coun
Air Ministry
Stanley Bald
Win
Almiiniry
Mir Éfounell
Coldee
Unies
Alrwag
Funea
Minke Hin
Tempera Airways
Patel Bon
Jers
Dhes Ib
Toowoomba
Drisbane
Thuysday
William Rolon
Nata
P.& W. Plow Chains
Johnsow
Jornbong
Sohnsott
Yenla
Iyon “Opper Boiler
Gan
Bom
Johnson
Emall
Extek Reek
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