Appeals by Vocal Authorities Hear Case At Special Tribunal
A special tribunal will hear appeals against orders by local authorities as part of a state development bill. The Premier and government defended the measure, arguing it avoids unemployment woes while expanding control over capital boards and water authorities. Critics pressed for broader reforms, while amendments sought to empower the Co Ordinator General to study employment, taxation effects, and strategies to reduce unemployment. The bill would take effect January with transitional impacts on relief payments and rural revenue.
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Aisdane
Thorsday
Biwar
Nanango
Tam
Wu Feria
Mbuher
the Fromer
Br. Dart
Walker
Joe
Janary
Russell
Oleuse
Raynerd Tully
HR. Moore
AE. Moore
Cenere
Bates
Moore
Vera Conan
Peopel
Mahernein
Uchunal
Maner
Sith Tin
Maher
Couiell
Dresoniba
Innisfail Plane Crash Inquest Opens Thursday
Coroner opens inquiry into the Innisfail plane crash with evidence from the Melbourne Civil Aviation Department. Officials say the aircraft was overloaded at impact, with sustained flight insufficient to keep airspeed, and ground collision likely after a steep descent.
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Mortmental
Ial
Jamaing
Max Ecror
R. Alien
Mons
Spear Attack and Political Row Shake Early Adelaide
Fragmentary report describes a native attack with a barbed spear injuring the forearm near Goldes on the Transcontinental Line, and a separate dispute over local government authority requiring a poll. Premier defends independence of local authority while opposition denounces central power, with votes 2 to 15 and a contested amendment.
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Adelaide
Abo Aginer
Ooldes
Wil
Napeamry
Federal Cabinet Sets Toward State Price Plan for Timber Industry
Federal cabinet anticipates endorsement of the premier states plan to fix a price frame for the timber industry. Attitudes among ministers show cautious support, with key figures citing stability and potential excise measures. A cooperative scheme is expected to be adopted, targeting a fixed level per bushel and per gallon, while funds flow to growers at regular intervals to align with world prices.
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Wilars
Measles Outbreak Hits Australian Navy Cruisers
Scarlet fever measles and mumps spread among two Australian Navy cruisers prompting cancelation of cruising programs. After scarlet fever arose near Whitn ey the white proposed pulse la New Hebrides Nab veer canceled on Wie advice of the Vilemiths counlles. Advices from Pajile and New Guinea led to the cancellation of the Gankerras Yata and other territories due to disease. The Canberra will depart the Australian coast while the Sydney sails via the Capricarnia Group from Repuenbet 710.
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Canberra
Vilemiths Counlles
Pajile
New Guinea
Cewes of
Moesses
Sydney
Bandits Take Fright in Brisbane Night Raid
In Brisbane two armed bandits raided a Moorooka area garden at night, chasing a gardener who was knocked aside then fled with the robbers. Charlie Joy said one assailant stood ready with a weapon, but the victim resisted and escaped, while police conducted a search with no immediate results.
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Brisbane
Taretar
Marek Frerdencey
Basti
Ocr
Charlie Joy
Charlie
Employment Scheme Adds Extra Men For Reafforestation Work
Government forestry department announces scheme to hire 200 additional workers for reafforestation and road work starting in September 1380. Positions include topes beratons and other tasks, with pay and daily duties outlined for field laborers across various districts and parks.
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Gavids
Wee Iim Poced
Thermak
Aperini
Miners Claim Major Policy Move In Queensland
Queensland miners reform drive gains backing from a broad proprietors group. W Thomas states most proprietors aim to discuss claims with employee representatives, naming a conference committee of industry leaders to negotiate across Australia. The move seeks to avert bans and secure a peaceful settlement amid production concerns and mounting costs.
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Oqal
Re B. McQueen
Chaiman
West Moreton District Coal Board
F. Har
Desire Downs Du‘ros Coal Board
JF Walker
Coal Aunt Shale Mining
F‘cussey Wee Nrd
Ue Biate
Australi
W. Thomas
Anc
Aveoctetion
AB Weiter Jigseen
Mier
Queensland
Dropristora
Amd
Appeas
Pactieo
Daaire
Australia backs Britain on European conflict risk
Canberra reports cabinet discussed intervention to prevent wider war with Britain, Prime Minister Lyon confirming Australia's confidence in British steps toward a peaceful settlement. Trade and security notes say London signals a rising tension, with potential hardening of German influence in central Europe and the Danish area.
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Canberra
Cabinet Wineting Ab
Olly
Lyon
Australi
Eilish
Europe
Lee Sai
Britain
Aye Bee
Uxbinet
Graft Allegations In Tammany Hall Case Reach Hearing
The report details alleged graft involving New York Tammany Hall figures, including Dinne Devis accused of aiding a lottery scheme. It cites payments and visits to a person named Fin, with assertions of bribery and intimidation of officials.
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Wirehimey
Snes
Dhe
Tammany
Hal Weeder
Dinne” Devis
Dillan” Schulte
Monty Anisin
Bohuli
Esos
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Davis
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Sahuite
Vana Wiles
Jules Martin
Hulp Gang
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