Increased Ration Scale Approved by Cabinet
A cabinet approves a higher ration scale as rain repairs farm output. Dairymen face worst conditions with winter rainfall lacking in key areas. Central and northern districts show partial recovery, while drought stress hampers pastures and feeding crops delaying grazing and milk output. Farmers anticipate slower growth, with signs of improved soil moisture needed for germination.
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Fruitless? Report On Monetary System Storm Likely
May create storm as Royal Commissions study monetary system. Canberra officials say government unsure when report will be presented. hearings discuss Wheat, Tank, and other commissions with costs running into thousands. Names of officials and committee members include Mr Justice Nuplisr and Mr J S Chifley among others.
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Additional Cost Estimated To Aid Destitute In State
The Laborer and Industry Minister Mrs NB Haynesal announced a £20,000 rise in benefits for destitute persons including invalids widows and orphans across state centres. Cabinet recommended increasing rents for allowances by the same percent and earmarked about £20,000 to cover the new scales due to rising costs. Distribution begins Monday May 21 with plans to finalize rolls this week and funding to be met by employers.
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Australian Railways Carry 350 Million Passengers Annually
A government report shows Australia’s mainland railways carried about 350 million passengers in the first financial year, with recovery from the slump outpacing Britain and the United States. It notes rail traffic and tonnage rose in later years, while UK and US declines lagged, and highlights postwar adjustments in passenger and goods figures across states.
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Imperial Conference Voices Danger From Germany and Italy
At the Imperial Conference Sir Anthony Eden outlined British concerns over Germany and Italy. Dominion leaders and ministers pressed for a united Western stance, noting Mediterranean risks and calls for reassurance to protect empire interests amid European tension. The meeting focused on Europe, the League of Nations, and potential strategic shifts in response to German and Italian moves.
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Death in Brisbane Ends Scott McLeod’s Long Service
The obituary notes Scott McLeod, soldier, sportsman, and station owner near Stanthorpe, died after a life of service. Survived by a widow and children, his funeral and burial arrangements are announced, with references to his station management and wartime service.
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French Seaplane Sinks After Crash In Mediterranean
A Transatlantic passenger seaplane crashed near Antibes in the Mediterranean. Three people were killed, including the wireless operator, while two were injured and the remaining four aboard were rescued. The aircraft weighed about 49 tons and boasted a speed of 209 miles per hour with a range of 200 miles.
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Old Man's Will Melesutene And Law Ruling
The report describes a handwritten will of Nell Jones of Werribee attesting to estate valued around 2000 pounds and property totaling 23163. It notes confusion in the document with punctuation and capitalization. Judge Rip Honour ruled the keeper’s gift was limited to the life interest, with sums linked to savings and banks referenced in the Australian probate context.
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Goondiwindi Participal Improvements
BRISBANE THURS afternoon reports government plans to approve and fund major local improvements in Goondiwindi. Officials confirm new shire leadership and a forthcoming program to commence work, highlighting increased services and regional development.
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Treaty talks in Melbourne shape Australia’s future regime
Fragmented report notes ongoing discussions among Compianwentin and ministers over defence and Ayiguem Board representation. It hints at proposals for a unified ruler system across Australia, aiming for uniform laws and a central authority while detailing tensions at parliamentary sessions and potential regulatory shifts.
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Aerodrome for Cairns valued at £16,000
The government orders the immediate formation of a new aerodrome near Cairns at a cost of about £16,000. Completion targeted by August 40, with contract work to be carried out by the Tableland Road Contraction Company of Raven.
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Jasuwy
Kaven
Economic signals show railway activity decline and partial recovery
The report notes Uigeod lagging 27 percent while Passenger railway housing ands tralla reach a weekly total of 276 million in 1900 27 and 201 million in 194d. It cites a 3 percent drop from peste and describes gross traffic across mainland railways with varied figures ending near £40 3 million in 1020 02 period.
Customs Officers Probe Dusty Cargo Yard Hints at Smuggling
A group of Customs Officers, heavily dusted with grime, conducted a thorough search at a New Faroese dock area. They uncovered a cache of about 100 cigars and $20 in currency hidden among structures and sacks. The operation, aided by shovels and improvised tools, focused on concealed goods near the warehouse and bunkers.
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Opium Trade Fears Shape Darwin Era Policy
A fragmented report indicates officials fear opium entering Australia and neighboring regions through Darwin. Authorities consider tighter control over imports and residency, noting addiction worries and the need for strict border oversight to deter illicit drug movement.
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