Warned Labour Producers on Empire Trade and Meat
Sir Ben Morgan chairman of the British Empire Producers Organisation tours Australia urging regular year round Empire supplies. He backs propaganda to boost Empire demand and discusses meat packing, contract timing, and the need for Britain to favor Empire products over foreign goods, with Queensland visits planned to sugar and tobacco districts.
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Brisbane
Sydney Mail
Now
Indy Morgan
Bon. Morgan
British Empire Producers’ Organisation
British Empire
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
South Africa
Queensland
Sugar Producers’ Federation
Mwe
Tobacco Producers Federation of
Ben Morgan
Empire
Grea Britain
Empire Marketing Boards
British War Office
Great Britain
Conittom Ensler
Soviet Luncheon Invitation for Moscow Crew Visit
A luncheon was hosted in Milan to honor the Soviet Krasan rescue crew. Prof San Hravitch and Mont Viglierl attended at Nohtlo’s urgent request. Nobile, who had promised to join, did not attend.
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Moscow
Profeasor
San Hravitch
Mont. Viglierl
Ttalin
Citta di MI
Ino
Nohtlo
Na- Wile
Simoilovitol
Novile
Nobile
Gill Maling case heard at Central Police Court
Arnot continued his evidence detailing a post contract conversation with Maling at the Town Hall about money secured for the contract. He cited Sir James Kennal, the late managing director, and said money was sent to Frank Buchele with claims of £1000 for expenses. Maling denied paying some sums and claimed he would handle funds himself. The tender with Babcock and Wilcox was fixed before any payment discussions, a point Dr Evatt questioned during commission testimony.
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Sydney
Turaday
Gill Maling
Central Police Court
Arnot
Maling
Teall
James Kennal
Witnous
Frank Buchele
England
Malig
Ald
Tfoldsworth
Evatt
Babcock and Wilcox
Royal Commission
Dr. Evatt
Patty
Rhadd
Scullin defends White Australia policy in Brisbane talk
On return from a north tour Mr Scullin refused to comment on resolutions at the A G T A congress in Melbourne. He defended the White Australia policy arguing opponents exaggerate claims of abandonment and reiterated support for government control and protection of all industries including sugar. Bouillin to deliver Melbourne dispatch by tomorrow’s mail train.
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Brisbane
Scalin
A.G.T.A
Melbourne
Labour
Astralin
Scullin
Boullin
Dame Ellen Terry Funeral in Simple London Service
In compliance with Ellen Terry's wish the funeral is to be held at a small parish church in Baiwll Hythe with no pomp. Attendees wear plain workaday clothing and a tester pall covers the collar crafted from her mother's stage gown by Edith Greig. Requiem services follow at WeetEn, women in light summer attire.
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London
Ellen Terry
Baiwll Hythe
Edith Greig
Cape to Cape Night Flight Planned by Captain Lines
Captain G Lines completes day and night air dash plan from London to Capetown in an Avro Avian of 40 horsepower. The plane is prepared for night flying and aims to reach the Cape in a week across 1000 mile stages.
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London
Manjay
G. Lines
Britain
Capetown
Avro Avian
Hinkler
Warning to Workers in Perth on Soviet Influence
Perth Tuesday report warns unemployed workers of Soviet propaganda shaping pan Pacific policy and threatening British imperial interests. Police disperse protests as warrants issued for ringleaders. demonstrations continue near Trades Hall amid arrests and confrontations with authorities.
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Melbourne
Tom Walsh
Constitutional Club
pan-Pacific Secretariat
A.G.T.U
Pacific
Russia
Labour
Bureau Fm
Mit
Beauford Street
Torro
Perth
Tueaday
Metropolitan Council
The
Aj.p
Dir
P. Mooney
Locust Plague Threatens Shanghai Farm Areas
Millions of locusts swarm the districts around Shanghai Poo shan Woosung and Pootung threatening crops. Some locusts are said to be swallow sized as they move in black clouds obliterating crops and terrifying residents. Authorities have begun extermination campaigns but disaster seems likely.
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Shanghai
Pooshan
Woosung
Pootung
Reseropa
London Declares Drought After Fifteen Hot Dry Days
London officials announce a drought after fifteen days with no rain. Water sources remain ample, and normal consumption is about 260 million gallons daily, though the heat continues and no brook shows signs of relief.
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London
Betting Tax Debate Shrinks Rates Across Wagering
London report stage of the Finance Bill notes a proposed reduction in betting duties from October 1. Credit betting would fall from 4 percent to 1 percent, course betting from 2 percent to 1 percent, while totalizator duty remains unchanged. The clause passed by 109 to 11 votes as Mr Winton Churchill urged tax efficiency and evasion reduction.
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London
Winton Churchill
Unemployment Payments Rise in Brisbane Fiscal Year
In the financial year ended June 80, unemployment payments totaled £300,296, about £60,000 more than the prior year. The rise reflects growing need among unemployed workers in Brisbane during the period.
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Brisbane
Nomination Challenge Shapes Senate Seat Bid
Brisbane reports a contested government nomination for the vacant Senate seat. Mr J W McDonald is backed by Mr Moore to propose Robert Shepherd as a nominee. Shepherd, a leading northern sugar grower from Proserpine and chair of the Bowen Harbour Board, is expected as a contender.
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Brisbane
J. We McDonald
Moora
Robert Shepherd
Heth
Proserpine
Bowen Harbour
NSW Coal Industry Talks Emphasize Economic Reform
Sydney Premier says government has held conferences with colliery owners and miners as production falls in northern districts. Relief costs rise to £60,000 yearly, with overseas trade shrinking to one seventh of 1919 output. Government considers lowering coal prices, regulating supply, export, market methods, and transport charges to restore industry health. Discussions continue with aim to secure cooperation across parties and place coal on a sound basis.
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Sydney
Minora
Con
England
Opera Losses The Melba Season Too Large a Boale
In Melbourne on Tuesday Sir George Tallis warned that thousands of pounds may be lost by the Williamson Melba Opera Co. due to a season judged too large for Australia. He said demand existed but not at prices needed to cover costs, and the board may modify future opera plans.
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Melbourne
J. G. Williemaan
Melbn
George Tallis
Williamson-Melha Opera Co
Covent Gardens
Australia
Orm
Tragedy Near West Coast Household Details Unfold
Adelaide police probe the death of Mrs. Tanner and three children as neighbors recall a troubled marriage and a dog burial near the home. The couple, living in a small tin house on a 2000 property, saw the wife twice run away but returned both times under husband’s pull.
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Adelaide
Tanners
Special arrangement grants Weotar world service rights
By special arrangement the Weotar world service and other information sources publish a compilation. Rights reserved in Australia and New Zealand.
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Weotar
World Service
Eversema Iptelliwenes
Tharatr
Australia
Mow
Caaland
All Wool Sweaters and Coats on Special Prices for Boys
Vintage ad lists all wool sailor and polo sweaters, pullovers, coats, and sportswear for boys and men with sizes, colors, and marked down prices. It highlights specials on navy oyster grey lovat and other shades, plus caps and pajamas for boys and varsity caps with emblems.
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Lovat
Oyater
Iit
Boya
Wales
Mota Tieay
Taual
Maui
E.T.U
Jackie Coogan
Vaal
Navy Varsity
Unanl
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MR. Scullin
Dame Ellen Terry
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