Cattle Disease Policy Discussed by Victorian Ministers
Victorian Minister of Agriculture described the cattle compulsory act and proposed similar laws in other states. About 2000 head of cattle destroyed for disease control funded by a stamp tax. Ministers agreed to seek federal help to coordinate purchase of stock and study rail freight aid for breeders. Conference adjourned.
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Melbourne
Walnesday
Agricultury
Caultron
Thorby
New South Wales
Filt Tor
England's Problem and Immigration Views Abroad
Rev W C Trawn, recently arrived from England, investigates English immigrant options in Australia and South Africa. He notes many unemployed youths in England and considers sending English boys and girls to the Dominions. He cites 30,000 immigrants via Tilbury and discusses aftercare by the Church of England Empire Settlement board. He plans visits to country districts across the States.
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Fremantle
W.C. Trawn
Leiden
England
Flown
British Proment Juniors Appoint Mr Ben Turner to Mines
A government reshuffle moves Mr Ben Turner to the Mines Department in the House of Commons amid Labour emphasis on trade unions and industrial policy. Turner, formerly a textile workers leader, rises as a key adviser to the Mines portfolio, with other appointments shaping foreign and overseas trade posts.
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Lon Bon
Aif Jantor
Uda
Utter
Dis Dalton
Teres Pinelis
Arthur Vorsonler
Fae Fowden
Andl la
Turner
MaccDonslil
National Union of Textile Workers Aid
Ponte Enera
Cate Nbn
Leona Sti
Common Cold Facts From Child Welfare Training Centre
Information from the Child Welfare Training Centre explains that common colds are caused by multiple microscopic germs in the air passages. They spread when an infected person coughs or sneezes and can travel in shared indoor air, especially in winter when people crowd poorly ventilated spaces. Symptoms start with chills, then throat and nasal irritation, with contagion possible even before symptoms appear. Prevention focuses on reducing close contact in confined rooms and improving ventilation, particularly to protect young children.
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Child Welfare Training Centre
Thanae
Ines
Epenica
Halla
Peron
Tome
Thorn
Tlon
JE Ronnen
Battleship Kaisar Raised After Ten Years Beneath Sea
Ex German warship Kaisar lifted from seabed at Seapa Plaw near Lyness after nearly a decade underwater. Salvage firm Morrra Cox and Dantes of London carried out the rapid operation begun August 28 last year despite two months of bad weather. The wreck will be broken up for metal while sister ships like Moltke are already recast. Mrs Cox, once Miss Danka of Glasgow, has spent years at Scape Flow, playing a leading role in salvage work aboard these hulks.
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Imare
Kaisar
Morrra
Cox
Exprean
Tominen
Ani
Misa Danka
Glasgow
Scape Flow
Daily Express
Lyness
Federal politics cantterra assembly dates uncertain
In Cantterra, the Federal Parliament had not yet announced a reassembly date. It is understood the Calvimet party has chosen two possible dates, though no official notice has been issued.
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Canterra
Fedipeat
Calvimet Hacdag
Vellore Dismantling Planned and Damaged Machinery Sent Abroad
Melbourne reports a decision to dismantle the Vielers Vellorest Cape Dam and ship components to England. Sir Keith Smith said the machine was extensively damaged and efforts would be made to rerun fuel systems and restore operations.
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Melbourne
Wodacadiy
Tttas Horn
Vielers Vellorest Cape
England
Keith Smith
Balonne Shire Meeting Discusses Hospital District Plan
Representatives from Munginili Dirranbandi and St George huddle at Dwyer’s Office to debate declaring Balonne Shire a hospital district with a central authority. Mr Mackay of the Home Secretary’s Department outlines governance, while locals push for new provincial control and a capital holding. The report also notes a separate London dispatch about royal duties and Dominion delegates to a Commonwealth conference.
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George
Munginili
Dirranhandl
St. George Hospitala
Ahire
Balonne Ahire
Mackay
Serra Tncy
Balonne
Finnners
Talowna Bhiro
Newpitol
Toowoomba singer Jessie King linked to rich mellow contralto
A report from the Daily Telegraph notes Jessie King of Toowoomba possesses a rich mellow contralto voice and notes her extensive technical training. The piece hints at slight leniency in sentimentality of the era.
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Wemcaday
Daily Telegraph
Jessie King
Toowoomba
Anne
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