For Cabinet Charge Against John Macfarlane
A private document from the Prime Ministers Department accuses John Macfarlane, a public employee, of unlawful possession and obstructing cabinet proceedings. He faces a Crown case in Canberra and is to appear in court next week. The report cites a government minute as evidence and notes additional charges of illegal possession of a radio device.
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Caxberra
Crimea
John Macfarlane
Heaneh
Prime’ Ministers
Macfarlipo
Quean Royani
Maefariane
Rural co operation in United States and Australia 1898 1997
A summary of rural cooperative movements in the United States and Australia. It notes 1898 US cooperative associations at 11 340 with about 3 000 000 members and 1997 trade volume around 400 000 000 pounds, versus 127 000 000 in 1985. Describes the Development and Migration Commission’s reports and the idea of a national chamber to represent agricultural co operatives across marketing and farm supplies.
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United States
Atgriculture
Aitiea
New York
Secretary, Development and Migration Commission
Kura
Long House
Collins Street
Mel
Chamber of Agricultural Cooperatives
Washington
United Stats
Lunavitar of Agriculture
Busineay Cor
West-East Air Mail ADELAIDE Monday Plans Port Pirie to Ceduna
Fragmented OCR item notes a social gathering linked to the West-East Air Mail route with Pilath Heath and Chater in charge. It mentions a meeting Tuesday night, proposals and some generosity from local donors, plus an anniversary social tonight and a plan for next Monday.
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Adelaide
Mall ‘Plana
Porth
Ceduna
Anil Porrent
Faysurahta
Wlao Sarriea
Ara Pilath Heath
Chater
Abe Elia
Mit ‘Gureary
Peace policy statement from Tinmoay MacNquild scene
Sunday Mr Tinmoay MacNquild issued a statement from the Lonion station detailing a plan to tackle unemployment and industrial recovery. He and colleagues aim to survey practical means of addressing welfare, pensions for widows, and national reconstruction. He notes preparations for Parliament and mentions sending representatives from employers and employees to collaborate on national needs. He also mentions Henderson in charge of the Foreign Office and a potential Geneva visit to align with the League.
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Lontion
Tinmoay MacNquild
Theough
Lonion
Tre
Windsor
Peaenti Indushey
Hannit Nfalrg
Thomas
SteVe
House of Cantons
Henderson Haa
Offec
United States
Geneva
League
T Sho Ialzo
Aidenuan C
Death of Edith Byrnes in Brisbane Court Inquiry
A five year old Edith Byrnes died from injuries after a motor accident near North Quay. The magistrate's inquiry examined driver Cronin and witnesses over details of the crash and subsequent threats. Police and court officials pursued statements, with Byrnes and others facing further action.
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Brisbane
Edith Byrnes
Children 'S Hospital
North Quayan
Howe
Cronin
Witnens
Avalkabeling
Byrnes
Stotan
Yokon
Mattar
Constable Smith
Whain Byrnek
Mareh
Fat
Ainireh
Mra
Anid
McCoomba
Sen Cronin
Tyres
Jobty
MacDonald Government Grips Public Debate Across Britain
London dispatch reports heightened parliamentary tension as MacDonald’s administration faces strong opposition from figures like Schinbert and Chamferlain. The Daily Herald interview with Henderson outlines hopes for League cooperation and Anglo American unity, while warnings on German policy and the Polish corridor shape cautious policy thinking. The piece notes shifts in Britain's stance toward Germany and potential openness to talks with Russia, with US influence deemed crucial to global peace efforts.
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Tron
Morning Post
Sfirein
Madrid
MacDonall
Schinbert
Ian Oineland
Frenderson
Daily Herald
2Dac- Tonald
League Assembly
League
United States
Trusala
Apyimall Na
America
Unite States
Anghy-Rupsii
Fowls and Dogs Shine at Tenterfield Poultry Kennel Show
The Tenterfield Poultry and Kennel Club show drew strong entries with many birds and dogs winning top prizes. Mr A G Winchester led the poultry entries with Plymouth Rock and Leghorn winners while Mrs S Bimmonds and Mr S Cramwell claimed utility and terrier awards respectively.
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Spagi Warmiel
Tenterfield Poultry and Kennel Club
Mfr
A. G. Winchester
Warwick
Cluh
Gary
Sydney Royal National Btw
Fofiesta Great
Plymouth Rocke
Bfz
Winstrater
Nash
Plymouth Rack
Winchester
Winieheater
Fia Leghorn
Neverthshces
Cranwell
Fablic
Legham Cookerel
Othen Clhanes
Pa Davidson
Winehopters
Ayithy Robbie Divas
Atxater
Aptrias
Poultry and Kentie Club
Gap
Cramwell
Fragmentary evidence notes inquest adjourned briefly
The report contains incomplete phrases about evidence on the ground and an inquiry that was adjourned briefly. It mentions names and places in garbled form, providing little verifiable detail beyond the fact of the adjournment and a pending inquiry.
Harvey Inquiry Reveals Tender Box Manipulation
The Harvey inquiry details alleged misconduct in tender handling at Melbourne in November. Evidence shows Harvey opened tenders and placed a 7000 pound Peterson bid in the box, with discussions of a 27000 bid from Peterson later deemed the best. The inquiry noted staff manipulation, lack of proper records, and ongoing questions about impropriety. proceedings adjourned to the following day.
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Elnourye
Harvey
Ketay
Marvey
Raboal
Melhiourne
Sania
Owen al- Inge
Wein
Tilweigyn
Petuesnn
Arvey
Rahul
Peterson
Moligurne
Boford
Duffy
Chazing Lonk
William Warvey
N Guinga
Winf
Alway
Wal
Aulitore
Avetom
Sto
Ifo Wan
Petoranm
Patorian
Railway traffic and fruit shipments across Granite Belt area
The Granite Belt belt railway carried tomatoes, fruit and vegetables to Brisbane and Sydney during the season. About 1000 tons net of produce per week moved from January to March, with 1212 tons sent to southern markets. Apples were shipped to Sydney for the first time this season.
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Brisbane
Sydney
Maren P
Nawon
Ingemuch
Markete
Railway Department
Heefrit
Waiggana
Norelen
Ramantreet Marke Hs
Great Peppermint Cure For Coughs and Colds Novel Falls
A garbled quotation notes a woman trading one dream for another as an old ad or pamphlet touts Woods Great Peppermint Cure For Coughs and Colds at Novar Falls, suggesting a sales pitch or moral anecdote about remedies and choices.
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Woods
Novar Falls
Jockeys Death Inquiry Highlights Lively Track Crash
Testimony at Keil racecourse notes May 24 accident where jockey J Rylatt suffered fatal injuries after horse surged from Harrier stand. Witnesses describe riders Milford and Engineer close by as Rylatt pitched into air and fell, with crowding and horse behavior cited in the ensuing inquiry.
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Herouac
Keil
van Tarkeraedebiilie
Tonkey T
Stipernary
Tad
Karello
Euginere
Rolfe
Milford
Rmne
Anid Frylate
Neellita W. Wolfe
Andy Leo
Draper
Reinéaekén
Gail
Laventer
Somone
Horace
Witness
Roel
Tylatt
Avid Theader
Jim Rylatt
Karola
Spy Queen of Germany Fooled World With Charm and Fear
A historic article describes a famed German spy queen during World War I, celebrated for beauty, intelligence, and ruthless command. She allegedly led operations, issuing revolver threats, and influenced top officers, moving agents across Europe from Amsterdam to England. She reportedly operated with two armed escorts, earning lethal renown as a master spy.
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Germany
Ea Dlanage
Hag Now
Apn
Jeinriehsen
Franco
Dally Chronicle
Anya
Anit
Pyer
Pita
Inelnatim
Borat
Altund
England
Amaterdam
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Warwick Mutual Limited
Mutban Sete
Air Mail
Mr. MacDonald
London
MacDonald
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Seazon
J. Rylatt
Pusmajesty
Qhorge Bancroft
Swith
Betty Compson
Baclanova
LIFE
Theatee
Isi
Scott
Herbalist “ OE
Queen BT
Ae Berane
Lana
Hoora
Pinibarg
Garfield Os Hobbins
the Botanic Institute
Buick
Ind
Pernan
Vina
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