Government debates priue control of states and premiers meeting
The government faced questions in parliament over abandoning central control of state matters and whether states were ready to assume powers. Opposition pressed for details on consultation, potential formation of a united front with premiers, and exact form of assistance from the Commonwealth.
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Gabberra
Bomar
Lander
Burrison
Commonwealth
Btates Fo
Yogether
Harrison
Chifey
Obiday
Amutancon
Harricon
Statos
Peterdas
Gasaher
Ouniion
Matches And Carbide Relief Coming
Fragmentary OCR describes a report about matches and carbide relief. It mentions expo files and reference to methrumne aetorite and worrimuies, with unclear terms and drifting phrases. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the readable text.
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Lyon
Newuinea Administration Seeks Royal Commission Action
A colonial parliament session heard MP Willye Vie request a Royal Commission to examine administration duties. Officials expressed refusal to act while urging immediate measures to restore order and address civilian needs amid wartime strains and ongoing imperial oversight efforts.
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Caneeeieras
Enitey
Willye Vie
Charats
Ward
Anthony Radashea
Finn
Ariing
Inj
Tohitne
Stella Prag Tira
Tira
Canberra
Six-Power Talks in London Reach Wartime Accord
London reports the Six Power talks concluded Tuesday night with agreement on a medical council and a provisional German government under Allied supervision. The plan sets up a national assembly in Weelerth and outlines future governance during a transitional period.
Alleged Bogus Shipping Magnate and Ex Purser Charged
A man described as a bogus shipping magnate and former purser faces charges over a 190000 dollar fraud involving a pretend Australian supplier. The case ties him to schemes with the International Mercantia Moving Line and a suspected offshore operation. He previously served aboard an Australian line vessel and is linked to a Decliner and a Warteed in statements from authorities.
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Francteco
Michixel Kerrigan
le Chague
de Mateon
Mswanio
Americas Way Canal
Flo
Ann Astralion
V D Control Measures Candensor Adoption Report
Fragmentary report from Parliament outlines BCOP adoption of American temlenl ees against VBmmoug ite Faron Japan. The document, submitted by Charlotte McCarthy and others, hints oil export declarations and concerns over operations at Alatvalin Oamtri Kaony. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Candenser
BCOP
Temlenlees
Japan
Mina
Yoateritay
Chaylotte McCarthy
Biewasl
Gad
Ingoenegal Lloyd 204
Beanie
Aveney
Alatvalin Oamtri
Whateune
Mexican muralist shocks countrymen with hotel wall painting
Mexican muralist Diego Rivera allegedly angered officials by painting a controversial mural on the dining room wall of the upscale Hotel Prato. Archbishop Martinex criticized the display while the hotel manager claimed to have requested alterations but Rivera refused, insisting on artistic freedom despite potential church backlash.
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Mexico
Diego Rivera
Wheat Price Accord Debate in Australian Wheat Talks
Canberra reports on a contentious wheat agreement amid UK India price targets and Australian grower concerns. The document outlines price bands and government conditions, including promised returns, production support, and trade powers, with figures referencing a State deficit and fiscal figures tied to the agreement’s terms.
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Canberra
United
Kingdom
India
AUS Mahon
Aueipaten
Mctewen
Urat
Glayoe
Imad
Italy
Autela
Armand St
Ming
Abel
Wien
Australia
Australie
Hatte
Cenyervind
Gil
Itureby
Har' Hess
Maes Mg Maioney
Boardwin Malone
Hanno
Ambiguous Railway Award Hearing Delayed Absent Interpreters
The complaint from Mr O Neen and Mr W Alerfan centers on the railway award hearing held for interpreters. The court adjourned after delays of about 12 months with no clear outcomes. Mr O'Brien sought further interpretation while arguing the award's terms and dates, but a new hearing date could not be set.
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Brigrane
O'Neen
Abu
Endwstel
W.alerfan
X. Towyen
TeanrvedIie
O'Brien
Rome
Asia
Tollway Industrial
O'Brieny
Obhen
Wheat Acquisition Appeal Likely To Privy Council
Melbourne report on a disputed wheat purchase across the Privy Council. The case challenges the High Court decision and involves trading bodies and government officials. Proceedings may impact the wheat trade and associated rates, with a substantial financial estimate cited.
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Privy Council
Melbourne
Auviralien
Ulligh Court
Victorlin County
Batehto Coulee
Bush Fire Damage Case Delays North Shore Claim
A damaged report details a January fire at a Temmin property causing extensive damage. Mary and B. Coldbery, among others, sought 614.003 in entations as compensation while the case proceeds through the Gull Industrial group’s proceedings.
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B. Coltdery
Temmin
Ani
Singapore Angers Australia Over Malaya Policy Dispute
In a charged outbreak in Singapore, supporters of the Progressive Party denounce Australia’s stance on Malaya affairs amid planned missions and polling dates. Malayan authorities shift schedules as tensions rise, with reports of deaths, violence, and labor unrest cascading through Singapore and neighboring regions.
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Singapore
Australia
Progressive
Bengalore
Eilver
Japanese wartime flight nurse case described in files
Fragmented OCR depicts a wartime interrogation about a supposed flight nurse, mentioning captors, executions, and alleged Allied involvement. The text is garbled with names and phrases, but centers on a dramatic claim of a nurse's fate and related wartime actions.
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