Scullin Seeks Early Advisory Budget Economies
Melbourne report notes Mr Scullin plans to summon the Advisory Finance Committee led by Mr Fenton to a January conference. They will review budgets over the next six months and push economies in federal and state services while examining railway systems and potential tax and reform measures.
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Melbourne
Reggeee
Ruilvardl
Eipurt
Extehaiun
Ruil
Aysleis
Invustiygabud
Lhrabissinige
Mer
Scullin
Mary Dean Case Developments Spark Police Theories
Melbourne detectives report progress in the Mary Dean case with a bloodstained garment found linked to the presumed killer. Authorities anticipate coroner involvement and plan to present the clothing as evidence while interviewing the murdered girl's mother and associates about her social circle.
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Melbourne
Mary Dean
Ani
Sincoiths
Neo “Witheae
Biss Dean
Tifa
Pope cites world unity over rivalries amid protests on marriage
The Pope addressed the Sacred College of Cardinals lamenting unemployment and low mood while urging international cooperation among peoples. He denounced Protestant propaganda in Italy and warned against nationalistic expansion and forced or mixed marriages, advocating moral restraint and gentle patriotic love.
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Bacred College of Cardinals
Youner
Inter
Gerypaganda
Italy
Boriw
Boris
Three Wounds After City Center Fight
A brawl outside a cinema in Christina Sue leaves Lewis L. and a British man injured. Police separate the crowd after finding Lewis struck in three places by a sharp instrument near the neck and thigh. Officials report heightened tensions between foreigners and locals but say order is restored.
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Christina Sue
Ernest Lends
Dubiods
Throg City
Lewis
Earle Page Criticizes Federal Policy While En Route
Dr Earle Page criticizes the government as erratic and ineffective claiming it abdicated to caucus and outside figures. He asserts lack of coherent policy and failure to honor the Melbourne agreement, harming taxpayers and workers as production and incomes suffer.
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Grapton
Earle Page
Queensland
Ite
Australia
Melbourne
Undertow tragedy at Lake Entrace claims two men
Dudley Roberts and another man drowned after an undertow pulled them under while a rescue party attempted to reach them. A crowd of inexperienced workers disrupted the scene, causing a rope and weigh collapse that led to more drownings before authorities could rescue anyone.
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Sydney
Wriday
Dudley Roberts
Kenstogtan
Bradman Article Controversy Marks Australian Board Debate
A report to the Board of Control scrutinizes articles by Don Bradman and other players in England and England press coverage. The tour balance shows a small profit. board to decide if Bradman breached his contract and whether £150 bonuses were withheld. The board plans tightened conduct rules and a South African tour schedule for next season.
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Meri Urie
Australian Board of Control
Don
Bradman
Bayghul
Bond
Wuh
Affost
Austentian
Gontecol
Pratt
Agende
Mrr. Kelly
Tem
T. Howard
Kelly
de Laur
Dunie
Bradinen
Brodin
Ely
Australia
Male
Tim
New South Wales
Ivelinfeal
Braylon
England
Grimmett
Bendman
Ators
Orui Muth
Hoors
Nationalist Party Seeks Unity Amid Welcome For Senator
In Melbourne on Wriday Sonalon Minary Lirgune reports renewed cooperation with the Nationalist Parliamentary Party. The Nationallates plan to welcome Senator Greene back, signaling a strong tie with Mr. Tanta and the government amid reform efforts.
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Melbourne
Wriday
Sonalun Minary Lirgune
Foritansdyr
Iow
Parlianatary Party
Baele
Tanta
Nationallates
Greene
Beens
Dal
Tieble Benita
Greve Lol
Uru
Wool Industry Relief Proposals Outlined by Premier
In Brisbane the Premier discusses relief plans for the wool industry aimed at winning graziers support. He signals a government proposal including charges, rents, tax exemptions, and possible changes to interest. Negotiations with graziers to be concluded within three weeks, then made public. A statement will detail the agreed terms to ease debt burdens and protect industry vitality.
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Brisbane
Abrua
Uruwu
Suvers
Grualers
Lhuy
Ace Holnaus
Pastoraliats
Moore
Queensland
Pastoral
Ceria
Scullin Faces Ministers Politics After Return
Australian politics enter a potential shift as Mr Scullin returns to Melbourne to untangle ministerial arrangements and parliamentary control. The government faces a test over executive power and party discipline amid calls for restoring Boullin's authority and adjusting the party’s internal balance.
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Melbourne
Scullin
Australi
Perctit
Boullin
Earthquake Devastates Town in Northern Argentina
In La Poma, an earthquake devastated the Andean foothill town. Thirty eight bodies were recovered as buildings collapsed and survivors searched for relatives. Rescue work was hindered by rain and storms, with women kept from dangerous ruins and men restoring shelters.
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Aatralian Cable Service
LA Poma
Walla
Tuuly
Hymine
Vriday
Conference Mulls Membership Rule and Trade Proposal
A meeting of the Belectara Association discussed grounding a member’s expulsion for violations and agreed to call for explanations. The Briebe city conference next month will consider selling all growers in Aw ene for Australia export.
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Quilpld
Fridey
Belectara’ Association
Wseovialion
Briebine
Awene
Australia
Melbourne Storm Delays Postponements Hit Regional Events
Cold wet conditions sweep Victoria with temperatures around 5D and fading sun. Heavy rain disrupts activities from Melbourne to Murray flats as floods threaten low country and wheat damage rises, while cattle gain winter feed.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Hongeen
Sivan Elm
Murray Flats
Murray
Duty on Sheep Alive Faces Senate Rejection
Fragments indicate Mr W Noirn predicts the Senate will reject a resolution for a duty on live sheep. The note suggests opposition may blow to the bill, with potential political implications for the House and government policy.
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W."noirn
House of Repreache Tyon
Senate
Main Roads Report Details November Works and Costs
The November report from the Commissioner for Main Roads in Hisar notes eight undertakings under relief programs and 21 women employed. Expenditure for the month totals £114,728 with works tied to public relief efforts and government unemployed relief schemes.
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HISAR
Vriday
Mui Rony
Ron
Mabaalt
Andor
Working Trousers Description in Grey Twists and Saddlery
Catalogue entry describes summer weight trousers in twist cotton with dark grey shade and fawn options. Notes include belt loops side and cross pockets strong stitching and hard wearing fabric with dressy appearance. Prices quoted 14/21 and 2/6 with mentions of saddle yard features and extra strong trimming.
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Prout
Fragments From A Patchwork Catalog Page
A garbled notebook of product names and stray numbers suggests a catalog fragment. Items include ammonia and baking powder references, decorative goods, and stray brand fragments, with partial dates or codes interspersed.
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Berger
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Mighty
Barnes
Warwick
Barnes & CO
King "Street
Wabwick
Mr. Scullin
Mary Dean Case
the. Pope
Board of Control
Masby Ubeene
Mr. Moore
Argentina
Renate
London
Friility
Johnsons
Astowroob
Abraleo
Reckitt
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