House of Representatives Debates Interstate Commission and Mortgage Bank
The House moves to advance measures including an Interstate Commission and the establishment of a mortgage bank. Prime Minister Lyn and government officials signal plans to push bills on mortgage banking finance census aligned representation reviews and a general supply package as Parliament aims to submit key fiscal and policy measures soon amid ongoing sessions and international affairs discussions.
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House of Representatives
Jeremy
Howe
Uwe
Induyiiro
Isrus
BOI
Not Impressed by Spectacular Arrests in Brisbane Case
A messy OCR record describes Detective Marrot and others in Brisbane with dates from 1930. It notes a suspect charged with thefts and property offenses, public examination held, commitment for trial, and a nolle prosequi on one charge. The informally worded item references arrests and remand status early morning.
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Rowert Wemerel
Smeaman
Wes
Brisbane
Allen
D. Te
Beixbane
WBN
Braxs
Caine Brown
Mocalta
Weert
Dave
Tovay
Throats Gashed Tragedy Near Forsyth
A newly reported tragedy near Forsyth leaves one aborigine dead and another in serious condition. Details are vague. authorities say the victims were found with throat wounds after an apparent assault earlier that night. Constable Baten led investigations at Cleargelawn as the hospital forensics continued.
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Panloww
Wien
Gulnyr
Crorgetown
Muir
Ee Forsaytiy Hospital
AmNgwittor
Baten
Forsyth
Alimony Arrears Trigger Writ Against Adair in Court
In a Supreme Court decision Justice Macrossan ordered a writ of attachment against John Ronald Adair of Grayfield Gates Simpire Airways pilot. The case concerns non payment of alimony of 58 per week with arrears claimed at £355 10s. Adair had remarried, earnings cited, and a prior divorce on desertion grounds. The judge warned imprisonment if non compliance continued and upheld the writ to enforce alimony.
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Brisbane
Priday
Justice Macrasayy
Supreme Court
John Ronald Adair
Grayfield
Gates
Simpire Airways
Alimany
Nis Tonne Wise
Adair
New Parm
Werk
Aia Adair
Prisan
Ttwan
England
Maron
Justice Macrossan
Lord Mayor Jones Centenary Celebration Planned
Representatives of the Barling Downs elites admire the Lord Mayor A J Somes who will give hens faelition at the City Hall to mark the centenary of the Drat attirment on Ate Parting Downs The Lord Mayor said he would be part of his pubs Wo anty te meeting at that stdee The whole qanstion was nud for the Government rather Hien for the conselt He would mot aboue Would MDL Mike 6 in be Uhowehht that trisbane wold ok ra aperube
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Wriday
Barling Downs
J. Somes
Oty Hall
Bytabane
Parting Downs
Trisbane
Electric Chair For Kidnapper Boy Case Review
A historic case notes the use of the electric chair for a kidnapper and the quick application of the sentence. The report references the legal process, the judge and the court's decision timelines, highlighting the severity of the crime and the state’s use of capital punishment in that era.
Chairmanship of Interstate Commission to be Formalized
In Canwera Verday Ble Orarge Fearve, eminent for the Senate race, is tipped for the Interstate Commission chair in a likely early appointment. Mr Eggleston and Sir George Frarve are also noted figures as the commission field settles after the upcoming bill passes.
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EV. W. Eggleston
Canwerma
Verday
Orarge Fearve
Martuker
Senate
Alasdon
Jalvestae Commission
House of Representatives
Curious Court Story Old Woman's Will
A London court hears a disputed will of elderly Mrs. Pullen who died aboard a voyage to Australia. Her husband John Henry Pullen is favored by the first will, dated May 8 1936, leaving most of £72,000 to him. A second will dated January 2 1927, leaving £3,500 to him but claimed invalid, was alleged to have been forged after she was influenced by alcohol and coercion aboard the Cromsay. Vince, the chauffeur, testified that she destroyed the first will days before death and made another on her deathbed. The judge noted potential sinister influence and questioned Vince's role amid suspicions of poisoning.
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London
Australia
John Henry Pullen
Thomas Franklin Vince
Vince
Pullen
Cromsay
Ades
Inca
Childes
Mufleriau
Joe Judge
Baileys
Bundaberg Seeks Loan For Sewerage Works
Local records note Bundaberg plans to borrow funds for sewerage improvements. The document references a loan amount of £112.00 and mentions Commonwealth oversight and municipal finance processes.
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Bundaberg
Australia Wins by 282 Runs in Test at Lord's
Australia built a 328 run first-innings lead with Badcock's 112, Chipperfield and Brown contributing, then bowled the Gentlemen of England out for 46 to seal a 282 run victory. Badcock's all round innings included 13 minutes of heavy hitting, while McCabe and Freetwood-Smith struck for pivotal wickets as England collapsed in their second innings.
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Blephenson
Macindoe
Tony
Brown
OFM
Meyer
Badcocke
Badcock
Cenliman
Badcork
Chipperned
Inch — Aulallu
Ausalla
Weary
Chipperduid
Hammond
Rom Ware
McCabe
Wilcox
Wyatt
Pinge
Alruck Dinb
Gibo
Chak
Freetwood-Smith
Chaik
Pleetwood - Smith
Land
Ofale
Seren
Seren — Amat Alia—Prat Anohngss
Gentlemen OF England
Wirt Vania
UI Taalta
Seenuad Iunings
Dingietow
Sephenson
Valentine
Mammand
Budeowrk
Waite
Ae McCahr
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Floods in China drive 50,000 from homes and submerge farms
Reuters special report describes widespread flooding across Honan near the Lunghal railway with 1008 millimeters of rain. Japanese army pon boats aid rescue as millions evacuate and missionaries attempt to aid wounded refugees while Yangtze and Yellow rivers surge.
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Smanghal
Roode
Reuter
Honan Botht
Lunghal
Kaifeng
Raveng
Anti German Feeling Hits Vienna Visit Draft
London special correspondent Vernon Bartlett reports rising anti German sentiment in Vienna as Hitler plans a visit. Goering’s speeches provoke workers and the army shows restiveness after dismissals while the public grows discontent over rising living costs amid Austrian opposition.
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London
Kinre Blue
Widh
Vienne
Vernon Bartlett
Premier Returna From Melbourne
The Premier Mr W Forgan Builth returns to Brisbane after attending a Federal executive meeting in Sydney and Melbourne He discusses Brisbane city loan matters and a conference on power alcohol industry expansion The report also notes cricket score details and a Maroons match summary with players and outcomes.
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