Berle wraps prove figure flattering in new fitting plan
Warwick field anecdote reveals Miss Barry offering free advice and fittings for health comfort and figure. Advertised products include coutil and plastic components, with prices and sizes cited. Clients praise Miss Barry’s thorough service and urge others to seek her guidance before the opportunity ends.
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Agnes Berrey
Miss Sorry
Fittad‘ Berle
Foundation
Warwick
Misa Barry
Federal crisis shocks Canberra as acting treasurer flees
In a dramatic parliamentary crisis, Acting Treasurer Lyons left Canberra for Melbourne amid threats to delay the £27,000,000 loan. He sought a new acting treasurer, while Prime Minister Senllin faced resistance from Sir Robert Gibson and bank leaders. The plan to extend loan maturity faced strong opposition from moderates, risking financial and political turmoil for Australia.
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Canberra
Lyons
Canberth
Mebourne
J. E. Senllin
Pogandiit
Defence
Green
Wes
Mr. Lyons
Robert Gibson
Menth
Federal
Labour Party
Australia
Tn Board
Commonwealth Bank
Moswra
Meirtan
Labour
Gruen
Lyone
Thuy
Twan
Threen
Old Covern
Wheat quota mystery cleared in Dominions talks
In London on Wednesday a committee including Parker Moloney and Stevens concluded debates on Dominion wheat contributions. They will present reports to delegation heads on November 10 proposing a per cent quota for Dominions to supply Britain's wheat needs, while debate focuses on redistribution versus growth in export prospects.
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Lonndon
Parker Moloney
Stevens
Menon
Dominions
Britain
Parker
Moloney
Prussia
Australia
Caanada
Trey
Virtual tie in U S politics and New York Roosevelt victory
Vancouver dispatch reports a virtual U S election tie with Democrats gaining Senate leverage and Roosevelt of New York achieving a decisive victory for the next presidency. Prohibition remains unsettled with results varying by state as counts continue.
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Franklin, Roosevelt
New York
Maine
Chilfornia
United States
White House
Kentucky
Houkes
American Policien
Tast
Los Weld
Conral S
Cou
Électias
Maningeik
Olmetite
Proesi
Suecesding
Benath
Vancouver
Suntate
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Farmer Labourite
Senate
Palley
Olnska
Ruth McCormiele
Magenehusetts
Hole Island
Ling
Boral
Pinchot
Penneylvenia
Farmur
Democrata
Lott
Dianne
Finrent Coorg
Renate ‘Winnd
Salaries Tax Plan Targets Commonwealth Officials
In Canberra the second reading of the Income Salaries Assessment Bill was moved. It would tax parliament allowances and higher paid officials not including bank, shipping, wartime boards, or Norfolk and Papuan service administrators. About 218 officers earning £725 to £1000 would pay £221,680, with other bands adding to a total tax of £50,80 after 1 November. Ministers and MPs, 17 in total, would contribute £14,415.
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Canborra
Lyons
Parliament
Commonwealth
Commonwea Bank
Amalgamated
Tetm] Salares
Bomb factory uncovered in Calcutta conspiracy case
Police uncovered a bomb factory in Calcutta containing components and weapons tied to a conspiracy by a group led by Onpurehant Jain. Authorities arrested several suspects amid a broader plot involving embezzled funds and calls for money pattvmion. The investigation points to a planned attack coordinated by the group with ties to officials and a potential seizure plan.
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Acatralian Cable Garvice
Calcutta
Churschy
Police Iircovered Y Humb
Enntaining Hoo Bomb
Lou Owketa
Ehemfents
JaelnHng Plerla Avid
Pletols
Onpurehant Jain
Price Increases To Apply On Tea Across State
Brisbane reports the customs commission stating that price rises will apply to tea retailing once current duty free stock is exhausted. R Curd, customs official, described a calm atmosphere at the Customs House after tariff introductions. Prior activity by importers has cooled as duties are set to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Pricus
Inter
R. Curd
Towluy
Customs Headquarters
Full Court Dismisses Appeal in Damages Case
The full court unanimously dismissed the appeal of Deut against Wie verdict for damages. The court did not consider certain dumigen claims and affirmed the original ruling.
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Sydney
Thurylay
Deut
Coma
Tustieg
Hopin
Tuntien
Fragmented OCR shows party gains in early election counts
The early returns indicate Democrats with a potential Senate majority and Republicans near 218 in the lower house. Reported figures include Democrats around 210 and Palmer Hurrah with scattered results, while Rhode Island and New York votes reflect regional splits amid a broader partisan shift.
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Democrati
Sunate
Domocrdt
Parmer
York
Rhode Island
Masenelupette
Congressiona
Eliowid
Ig Neon Tata
Demadrata
Palmer Tahoewid
Ad Anisim Hireo
Senate
Tarpaulins Ad Promotes Johnsons Reputation and Quality Cloths
The notice touts Good Tarpaulin Cloths from Johnsons and contrasts Ag Bafa Ag n Fouso quality with English Duck Tarpaulins. It lists weights, sizes, and prices for various cloths and warns customers not to pass Johnsons for tarpaulins this season.
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Johnsons
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Pind
Coutll
Barnes & CO
King Street, Warwick
Herles Controlette
Ak Brooke
Caucus
MR. Scullin
Anatey
Robert Gib+son
Mayas
Robert Gilson
Robert Gow
Australie
Av Nat Ayes Woodan
Curtin
Commonwealth Baok
Us.a. Elections
United
Hoover
Prescot
Vocurthe
Ciedin Ross
Cote
Ton
Mr. Bowlin
WE Folecen
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Cosh Abt
Aunti Mary
Aunt Mary
Harvey's
Neatle
Alista Pond
Gabe
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