Barns Sale Slashed Prices on Shoes and Home Goods
Readable portion shows Barns advertising heavy discounts on children's footwear in black, brown, and colored options with sale prices. wide assortment includes brown calf shoes, patent styles, and rubber sales. Also promotes Manchester Winter Sale bargains on curtains, voile, coir mats, rugs, hall runners, matting, tea towels, pillow cases, and towels with yard and per item sale prices.
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Amazing Values
Bali
ATENT
Manchester
Winter Dress Materials Price List
Readable fabric catalog items listing various dress materials with widths and color options. Bargain sale prices include flannel, tweed, velour, tartan, English tweed, cotton tweed, and woolen cloth. Quantities shown per yard or bale price across navy black white gray and brown tones.
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Donegal
Saxe
Seabee
Best Quality Duck Material and Heavyweight Cotton Duck
Durable fabrics listed include cotton duck 79 inches wide and heavyweight cotton duck 72 inches wide. Descriptions note uses for verandahs and blinds with bale prices and custom orders. Mention of barbours linen and workshop production in-house.
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Ward
Menzies Says Brisbanes Civic Welcome Should Be Shared
Australian Attorney-General Mr R G Menzies defends official recognition for federal ministers and notes Brisbane receptions favor his party. He praises western tour progress, cites prickly pear control, and mentions plans to travel to Sydney after the southwest visit.
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Brisbane
Commonwealth
R. G. Menzies
Curtin
Menzies
Elyle
Ald
A. J. Jones
J. A. Lyons
Monbmies
South West
BR. G. Menzies
Rome
Toowoomba
Mengies
Sydney
Monroe
Fisherman’s fall ends life on Ben Buckler rope
In Sydney the 39 year old Thomas Harrison of Leichardt died after losing grip on a cliff rope at Ben Buckler. He slipped while climbing to the ledge, cried I cant make it, and fell to the rocks. Harrison was a keen fisherman visiting the coast for the first time.
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Sydney
Thomas
Harrison
Leichardt
Ben Buckler
Harrizon
Inquiry planned into Callan Park Mental Hospital misuse
Minister for Health Mr Pitesimons will order an inquiry into the lay administration of Callan Park Mental Hospital after a master key allowing access to most wards was found in the hands of an unauthorized person. Police probe into a storeroom theft at the hospital continues, with officials insisting violent inmates could not be released by the duplicate master key under constant supervision.
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Sydney
Pitesimons
Callan Park Mental Hospital
P Rapice
Icey
Eanstant Snparvinion
40 Hour Week Debate Roils Australian Labour Scene
Brisbane reports show Labour Party framing 40 hour week as a key election issue while unions pledge firm support for shorter hours. Trades and Labour Council President Mr S J Bryan says conference unanimity backs the move, with no industrial action planned without council approval. Melbourne congress to push Federal Labour Party to front the 40 hour week in the election programme.
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Labour Party
Commonwealth Court
Brisbane
Australia
Trades and Labour Council
S. J. Bryan
Bryan
Melbourne
Australasian Council of Trades Unions
Bryairapid
Federal Labour Party
League of Nations
AGTU
Federal
Commonwealth Advisory Committee
The
Australian Labour Movement
Canberra
King Leopold invited to visit New South Wales next year
Premier Stevens announced that King Leopold of Belgium will be invited by the New South Wales Government to attend the 10th Anniversary celebrations next year. The cabinet believes the visit would showcase friendship between Belgium and Australia and will be extended through the Commonwealth Government.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Leopold
Stevens
Belgium
Australia
Commonwealth
Widow of Armistice silence founder faces poverty
Mrs Edward Honey widow of an Australian journalist who started the Armistice Day two minute silence says expenses of her husband’s pace and death hastened by labour service left her nearly penniless. She survives on various appointments and now canvasses door to door for 90 a week. She refuses to trade on his memory while seeking non cereal work as a tribute to his idea.
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London
Edward Honey
Sunday Dispatch
Uinint Comeboriy Center
Melbourne and Brisbane discuss looming federal election
In Melbourne the Prime Minister J A Lyons defers a definite election date citing cabinet talks. He notes December 15 is the latest by law and says Saturday forecasts are speculative. In Brisbane the Attorney General H R G Menzies calls election-date speculation pure and says no fixed date exists or was set for the next session.
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Melbourne
J. A. Lyons
Brisbane
HR. G. Menzies
Lkely
Cycle rider completes 6600 mile Australia tour
Sidney Smith of West Kogarah, 23, finished a push bike circuit of Australia covering 6600 miles in 164 weeks. The ride, possibly an unofficial record, was strenuous with long waterless stretches. He wore out slim tyres and spent about 25 shillings on the trip and vows not to repeat the journey by bicycle.
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Sydney
Sidney Smith
West Kogarah
Australia
Cabinet Deliberations in Sydney on Mortgage Bank Plan
Federal Cabinet discussed banking commission findings and Dr Earle Page’s mortgage bank concept as cabinet opinion. It considered establishing a sub department of the Commonwealth Bank to implement commission recommendations. Menzies weighed ACT U Congress support for the League of Nations amid policy timing debates.
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Sydney
Banking Commission
Menzies
Earle Page
Commonwealth Bank
ACT U. Congress
League of Nations
Menales
Palley
End of Scottsboro Case Moves as Charges Dropped
In New York on Saturday State Attorney withdraws charges against several defendants in the Scottsboro case after convictions of others. Powell pleads guilty to attempted deputy killing and gets 20 years. Weems receives 48 years. Patterson Norris and Wright earlier convicted.
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New York
Lves
Aye
Qzle Powell
Charlie Weems
Patterson
Norris
Wright
Weems
Powell
Cottstore
Ume
Revolution in Crime Detection Foreshadowed
ST PAUL Minnesota Saturday A revolution in crime detection is foreshadowed by an official test of a system devised by Robert Heger Police will be able to describe criminals from anger prints Heger after studying prints of a few criminals he had never seen wrote accurate details of height weight hair line and complexion This unnamed report suggests a breakthrough in forensics based on unique facial or anger prints.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Robert Heger
Heger
Lem
Repeal Urged Over Canberra Law Against Demonstrations
In Canberra Labour circles condemn the unlawful assemblies ordinance at Parliament House and push repeal at the Federal Capital Advisory Council meeting. I M Shakespeare will move a repeal, criticizing a ministerial draft rule while L W Nott urges broad opposition, including direct action.
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Canberra
Federal Capital Advisory ‘Council
Capital Territory
I. M. Shakespeare
New South Wales
Wheat crop outlook across Canada and United States
Estimates show 24,000,000 acres seeded in western Canada with 6,000,000 fair, 7,000,000 good and 12,000,000 poor yields. Total production may not exceed 15,000,000 bushels with eastern Manitoba spared from average yields. In the United States the Agriculture Department reports a valuable wheat crop contrary to drought and rust damage, worth over 200 million pounds and about 883,000,000 bushels.
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Ottawa
Canaada
Manitoba
Canadian ‘Grain Board
Mir
James Murray
George McIvor
Murray
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Russia
China
Canada
America
Man in Hospital After Yeronga Motorcycle Crash
David Simpson Gang 40 married of Hillcrest Park road Yeronga was critically injured when a delivery cycle struck a telegraph pole at Villiers street and Park road. He was admitted to Brisbane General Hospital with a skull fracture and facial wounds in a dangerous condition. Rider Robert McKay drove the cycle and tried to avoid a car. delivery box occupant Lang suffered severe head injuries and was unconscious when helpers arrived, rushed to hospital after being given first aid.
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Brisbane
David Simpson Gang
Hillcrest
Park-road
Yeronga
Villiers Street
F Park-road
General Hospital
Robert McKay
Boundary Street
Hi End
Empire Strong In All Parts Declared By Lyons
In Melbourne on Sunday Prime Minister J A Lyons said Parliament would hear a full statement on the Imperial Conference after presenting all information to the Commons. He reaffirmed the need for an Empire strong in all parts and noted Australia’s pacific pact proposal to ease Britain's burden in maintaining world peace.
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Melbourne
J. A. Lyons
Australia
Pacific
Britain
Road Toll Fewer Accidents in Queensland
Queensland reports fewer traffic accidents in the last financial year than the previous period. Speed limits will not be abolished, and centralised control remains preferred. NSW moves to form a permanent Road Safety Council with a conference and public meeting planned. A statewide speed limit bill proposes 30 mph in built up areas and 50 mph elsewhere.
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Brisbane
E. M. Hanlon
New South Wales
Queensland
Queens
N.S. Wales
Sydney
Stevens
of & Penmanent
Road Safety Council
Government Transports Department
Mat Roads Board
Police Department
Railway Department
City Coun
Carnarvon Ranges Showcased by Rev Father Hayes Expedition
On returning from the Carnarvon Ranges Rev Father L Hayes aimed to raise Queensland awareness of the region. Films from the trip would help attract tourists and he urged government help to improve access and protect wildlife and plant life. He praised the ranges as finer than the Blue Mountains and valuable for Australian landscape painters. He noted vast areas remain to be explored over many months.
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Crow's Nest
Carnarvon Ranges
Father L. Hayes
Queensland
Thay
Blue Mountains
Fire destroys Fraser's mill at Clarence River
A Sunday fire at Fraser's mill on the Clarence River caused about £1500 damage to the engine room and mill machinery. Timber stock was saved. Insurance covers the loss. The blaze, aided by a light breeze, prevented from spreading to the planing shed and staff offices. This is the mill's third destruction by fire.
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Ghapton
Sundeay
Fraser's Mill
Clarence River
Turn for Worse Situation in North China
North China conditions are reported not to have worsened after evacuation delays by the Thirty-seventh Army. A message from Tientsin says Chinese forces fired on a passenger train, increasing regional tension.
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Tokio
China
Thirty-seventh
Tientsin
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Warwick
MR. Menzies
Labour
JR G. Menzies
Wyonem
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Iodmesaers
Price
Petersham
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