Government Bounty Bill debated in Parliament turmoil
In Canberra the debate over the production bounty for a radializer industry intensified as Mr Forde moved to amend to extend the bounty to cigars and other products. Government ministers argued for a cautious, step by step approach, warning that altering the bill could delay progress and risk stifling a broader Australian manufacturing policy. The motion failed after a division of 10 to 23, with the bill advancing through all stages.
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Mir
Furby
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Lyons
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WAP
Pralaedur
Forde Siforia
Australia
Muaiater For Custom
AEE
Perkin
Wearyis
Tem Board
MD. Fores
Paraats Waupdownt
Tyee Bhasad
Police Following Another Line of Investigation
A long pursuit unfolds as officers track a suspect across multiple locations from Contradt Stati to Petriedre while a large party investigates several Arex sites. They cover hundreds of miles in pursuit and plan further searches in the same area for additional clues.
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GLB
Indl
Contradt Stati
Prive
Norval
Akiris
Petriedre
Toowoomba
Accountant For Trial In Sydney Court On Forgery Charges
An accountant named William Archibald Beott aged 48 was committed for trial in the Holle Court on a charge of stealing £1148 15s 10d belonging to Rogét Packet Navigation Company. He faces 14 counts including having forged cheques with intent to defraud. Detective Turner testified Beott admitted falsifying company books for 12 years, admitting misappropriations around £3000. The case reveals substantial losses while Beott was employed for 18 years.
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Navigation Company
Lamen
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Archibald Beott
Seconsitant
Holle Court
Sharge
Skeleton Bones Recover Near Mackay Ridge After Two Years
Police traced a skeletal remains find about 19 miles north of Mackay on Ironstone Ridge. The bones, dust-covered and partly disintegrated, were unearthed a long time after a mass grave was suspected. Officers, led by Charlesmith of Prover pine White Council and witnesses Hannaford and Bowen, identified the site and collected artifacts amid a lingering inquiry into the crime.
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Tmraday
Ironstone Ridge
Wiles
Mckay
Pilloe
Charlesmith
Prover
Pine White Council
Yarnton Yours Ag
The
Rifle Peace Tesmblande
Hannaford
Wiliam Weir
Bowen
Pending Visit To Rome
In the Commons the Chamberlain discussed a forthcoming trip to Rome and personal contact with officials. He said dates for the trip had not yet been fixed and noted a potential private visit. questions covered ship plans, bombing, and arrangements for a possible private audience in Rome.
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Wedbenias
Rome
Boana
Terentio Monde Willy Mgr Wamplint
Munich
la Bpanisn
Pola
Uhr
Wes
Cronperwoen
Wallaehen
Stinson Plane Suffered Minor Mishap at Mackay
A Stinson aircraft operated by Airlines of Australia landed at Mackay at 1 pm and damaged a tall wheel after hitting a ridge on the field. The plane limped to Rockhampton later with another wheel fitted. Mackay City Council plans to spend 12,000 on the airstrip upgrade after the jet section, with part funded by government subsidy.
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Mackay
Airlines of Australia
Rocklampton
Arab Leaders Deny British Atrocities In Jerusalem Meeting
Arab leaders representing 45 villages and 70 000 Arabs met at the home of Parh Fy Bey to rebut foreign claims of British brutality. They praised British troops as exemplary and rejected reports of atrocities in territories under the Mufti, insisting Arabs have suffered fewer casualties than alleged.
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London
Wedngeday
Sys
Jeruaslem
Parhfy Bey
Arab Modern
Reuter
Cor
Bren Gun production plan discussed with Defence Minister
In Parliament, W White asked when Bren gun deliveries would begin locally. The Defence Minister answered that 12,000 trials are needed for local Bren production and that the Defence Department would oversee and coordinate the effort.
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R, W. White
DAP
Defence
Minister Visualises Fine Future For Peanut Industry
Kingaroy report notes aims to expand peanut production and reduce foreign imports. Minister promotes farm cooperation and modernization to boost local growers, with emphasis on processing and export potential for a robust domestic peanut industry.
Australia to take 16000 European refugees over three years
Canberra announces Australia will admit 16000 European refugees to ease the plight of the oppressed. Refugees will be divided into Aryan, Non Aryan, and Christian categories with strict eligibility. Conditions include health, maintenance guarantees, and landing money requirements. priority given to those with capital or industry potential to aid development.
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Australis Wuld
Australia
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J. Motwen
Memwen
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Potey
Pelor
Mx Individl
Unis
McEwen Asi
Nasemary
Afd
Australi
Canberra
J. ‘Cortin
Ald Loveight
Aen Andarhin
Keemmie
Ste Mebwen
Oil Stores Employees Award Extended to Eastern District
The Industrial Court extended the Oil Stores Employees Award to the eastern district of the southern division. The modification broadens coverage from Bundaberg to Rockhampton and west to the New South Wales border, adding 3/8 to weekly wages for extended workers and granting a single paid day off per week for all eligible hands.
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Bhigbane
Thuretay
Thia Wil Mann
Rockhampton
Longreach
Wales
Bundaberg
Mr Chamberlain May Visit The Pope
London dispatch suggests the possibility of Prime Minister Chamberlain making a private visit to the Pope. The report notes cautious diplomacy amid ongoing messages between Rome and Berlin as Ribbentrop may depart Berlin for Paris next week.
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Ip Tomate
Sage Nevers
Welbsual
Neude
Rome
Berlin
Mart Vor Ribbentrop
Paria
Miners' Federation Split Threatens Unity in Sydney
Report from Sydney notes a federation split among miners with clashes between rival wings. Delegates push for reforms to unite Communist and anti Communist factions. Observers warn of a possible breakaway if the movement fails to align with core worker interests.
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Reppantigs
I & Oriierm Mamafemnasak
Nowe
Ignis
Jon Amon
Corte
Coranail Il Dave
Arganiastian Oo
Lady Found Clinging To Tree In Swamp Search Ends
NAMBOUR Thursday search for Mary Mor Kensie aged sixteen who vanished Monday night in Marowohydore area concluded with her found clinging to a tree in swamp near Badreien Mountain. Rescuers, aided by dogs, carried her to a road and onward to Muroochy Dirck Hospital, where she was treated after key exposure.
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Mary Mor Kensie
Hdaina
Marowohydore
Leray
Badreien
Boweve
Chasies Tofon
Olsen
Poe
Ian Mexcench
Muroochy Dirck Hospital
European Situation In Europe War Tides and Ambiguity
European observers report rising tension across the continent as conflicting powers maneuver in Eastern Europe. The Axis and Allied actions prompt fear of broader conflict, with political leaders debating alliances, mobilizations, and potential peace efforts amid uncertain stability.
Ithaca Appeal Judgment Not To Be Delivered Today
The full court adjourned until tomorrow due to illness in the U S. Supreme Court style report. Chief Justice James Blair presided as arguments were postponed with the court expected to announce the judgment tomorrow.
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Ithaca
Justion
James Blair
Ole Madlges
Lords Debate on League of Nations in Parliament
In London the Lords debated the League of Nations with Lord Pommundy urging immediate steps to prepare for a global council. Respondents argued for a stronger covenant, pooled security, and a permanent body to oversee disputes, while US entry and Anglo American diplomacy were noted as pivotal to peace efforts.
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League of Natfors
House of Lords
Lora Pommundy
Ateneo Interna
Oma
Rome
Luna
Londonderry
League
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Germany
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Labour Party
Kaeborgh
Lear
Ord Cecil
Lore
Porson
Gmuld
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Halifax
Omsral Amie
Anthony Ten
Baltista
Aid
Mad Dog of Germany Description at S A Meeting
An Adelaide report notes anger among a section of the audience at a Wednesday meeting of the Australian branch of Goudy over references to Nazi Germany. Speakers described Hitler as a danger to the world, stirring strong reactions about Nazism and refugees.
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S.A
Adelaide
Thuradig
Thore
Nazi Germany
Mery Miler
Wade
Germany
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