Transport Act Will Operate Without Delay As Named Date
Minister for Transport, in reply to the Transport Protection Committee, said postponement of the new regulation is impossible and the act will come into force on April 4. Deputation from motor transport owners pressed for board representation. the minister indicated timing and personnel decisions would be settled before board operation.
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Petrol Price Inquiry Ordered by Royal Commission
Attorney General Mr J Latham said oil firms refused undertakings and a Royal Commission would be appointed to probe the oil trade in Australia. The inquiry will examine whether the public pays a reasonable price for petrol, with Mr F S Lamb EG Sydney and Mr J Gunn among appointees and Mr Russell Martin to assist.
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Bananas Policy Debate Shapes Fiji Imports and Trade Talks
In a tariff discussion on bananas imported from Fiji, MPs clash over quotas and pricing. Latham notes proclamation limits and argues Australia must seek broader trade deals, while officials concede Fiji fruit has affected local prices. Queensland bananas praised for quality as government eyes broader Australian production bias.
Commonwealth Bank opens in Forrest Place in Perth
National bank premises at Forrest Place were opened by Commonwealth Bank chairman Sir Robert Gibson and Governor Ms E C Riddle. Gibson praised parliamentary action that created a national bank and foresaw a strong future for Australia’s banking system amid global trade tensions and the push for international economic understanding.
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Man Charged With Murder At Heidelberg
Imelibousense reports a trial for murder of Dennis Hip hn an electrician from Clifton. George Brown an insurance agent, is held for trial by coroners court. Brown allegedly shot December 6 at Heidelberg, claiming a man named Higher attacked his family. Witness Light says Brown claimed he did not intend to kill.
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Arbitration Hearing Set For Restoration of 10 Per Cent
In Melbourne on Wednesday the Pull Arbitration Court will hear general arguments in the application by unions requesting restoration of a 10 percent rate. Employer and employee representatives will attend, as Mr Justice Dotheridge announced the session for Monday next.
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State ROLLS Need For Revision
Brisbane minded to unify Commonwealth and State rolls but the Attorney General Mr J Mullan doubted improvement over Queensland rolls. Inquiry showed 8.4 per cent of voters at Warwick excluded from the roll last election, indicating a clean state roll. Deletions and changes per electorate varied. new rolls required about every three years, with city changes around 60 per cent and some electorates up to 89 per cent. little room for complaints.
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Turned Turtle Gration Near Woolgoolga Road
A car on the Woolgoolga Road flipped after hitting a gutter, trapping seven people. Mrs Redburn and two children were seriously injured, with other occupants shaken. Miss Jean Redburn was driving and could not regain control. Two Gratton motorists freed the trapped passengers.
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Roosevelt eyes advisory war debt panel and jobs program
President Roosevelt urged Congress to form an advisory committee on war debt talks and said no debt payments would be deferred. He outlined funding for a civilian conservation corps to employ 350000, plus grants for relief and public works. Separately, Detroit’s National Bank of Detroit with 25.6 million dollars in capital was announced by Reconstruction Corp and Albert Span of General Motors. The Beer Bill passed the House, but Senate adjournment delayed sending it to the president, postponing beer sales in states without restrictions.
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Razor Blades Industry Faces Duty Debate in Australia
The Australian blade trade, led by two prospective manufacturers, pressed for higher duties on imported foreign blades before the Tariff Board. The board heard that Australian blades should be of top quality and that local capacity is largely ready, with one syndicate already having set up necessary machinery.
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Broadcasting Brisbanses News Question on Station Plans
A Wednesday inquiry cites the Post amid reports of additional broadcasting stations planned in Queensland. It notes government plans to create several stations, including one at Warwick, and mentions debate over delays and development.
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Young Sydney singer Toyeo At dein shows promise
Dyscr ibed by Mr Rulon Fenter of the Conservatorium Toyeo At dein of Darlinghurst is described as a promising young singer with a natural gift for playing and exceptional voice. Despite her youth, she may gain support to pursue a career beyond local stages, following early wins and notable talent.
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Flying Doctors Plan Advances Australian Wide Medical Service
Rev John Flynn urged federal ministers to expand the Flying Doctors network into a nationwide medical service. He proposed adding six bases including Clongarry, funded at 95,000 pounds per annum, with wireless communication to overcome distances. Attorney General and Postmaster General praised the address and supported funding if Parliament approves, moving the measure forward.
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Man Guilty of Manslaughter at Gympie Trial
In Brisbane on Wednesday B Keith was found guilty of manslaughter in the shooting of Alfred Smith near Gympie. Charles Harper Keith, a dairy proprietor, was sentenced to 10 years hard labour. His Honour noted elements of deliberateness but said the jury showed mercy, accepting their recommendation for mercy.
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Election process notice from agriculture department
Fragmentary notice from the Department of Agriculture and Brook regarding the election of five growers. Mentions Darling Downs Wyreema Toowoomba area and postal vote. Date fixed for return of papers appears unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Western Australia campaign moves to renew Liberal fight
Prime Minister Lyons and Defence Minister stay in Melbourne ahead of travel to Western Australia to campaign against Reece ston. Hugher travels from Canberra ready to proceed if Lyons needs reinforcements as the Anglo-Indian wireless service notes Australia’s dominion links.
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Dr Storey Awarded £6000 in Smiths Weekly case
Sydney report notes Dr Vivian Btoror was awarded £6000 after six days of hearing. Smith's Weekly had sued for £25,000 damages for alleged wireless matter. Defendants’ application for a stay in proceedings was refused by the court.
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Pilot in Oxygen Test Fails in Rarefied Air
London reports pilot Btalpforth in a high altitude test with the new oxygen apparatus. He collapsed from lack of breath, turned black, and was revived by Stulntorip using artificial respiration. Watson was helped and Hawis rushed him to hospital where he is recovering.
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Canadian Budget figures reveal deficit and tax estimates
Ottawa reports an estimated deficit of 74 million dollars for the current year after ordinary revenue runs about 287 million and ordinary expenditure near 508 million. The government plans further cuts in controllable expenditure, with adjustments totaling around 74 million and a new fixation at 78 million dollars.
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Splendid All Wool Jumpers with Contrasting Stripes
Readable catalog notes describe all wool jumpers with contrasting stripes on neck cuffs and bands. Various shades listed include Almond Royal Navy Beige Bottle Flam ing Bearlet and more. Sizes 8 to 9 BSWy. Prices around 5.07 and up. Serviceable winter knitwear with refined stripe details and floral accents.
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