Defence critics clash over doctors fees under national insurance
A Brisbane debate on the national health scheme questions whether doctors should be paid by insurers and at what rates. The commission chair warns no power to bound doctors to pay scales, while insurers push for standard fees, with concerns about patient access and future medical costs. The inquiry adjourned without a ruling.
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Meat Quotas For Home Consumption Fixing Debate
Fragmented OCR notes describe meat quota fixation for home consumption, with mentions of butchers lobbying for lower prices and domestic demand. Australian figures and organizations like the East fond Allieg Trader Federation of Aus tralia are cited, plus discussions of meat trade controls, price levels, and the Meat Industry Board. The text includes names such as Mr. Wi Mentey and A. Graham oun, and references to Sydney and London markets.
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Gurenadand Meat Industry Board
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Fragmented State Scholarship Notice From BRISDANE
A partial OCR fragment references a State scholarship examination policy and comparisons to a 16 year standard. It mentions Port Morea and individuals Bom Rabiel and Wau, with unclear roles and stray numbers.
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Port Morea
Conjectures on Hitlers Speech Move Europe to Old Worries
A London dispatch reports mixed reactions to Hitler’s speech as European states weigh concessions and potential for renewed conflict. Analysts warn against overconfidence in German aims while noting warnings from French and British observers about peace terms, and the possibility of renewed tensions signaling a difficult winter ahead.
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Europe
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Osechoslovakis
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Woman Bashed by Intruder at Own Home in Sydney
An 88 year old woman, Mrs Alice Nimenin, was seriously injured during a home invasion. An assailant tied her hands, struck her, and stole 213 before fleeing. A doctor said she was seriously injured and a search was underway. Local and international news wrap around the crime and political updates.
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British Cabinet Meeting To-day
London Tuesday reports say Prime Minister met with Lord Hates then Cabinet members at Downing Street. Discussions touched on Chamberlain and potential reshuffles with key ministers named as attendees and possible further government action.
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Deitain
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Farey
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Chaembertain
Care Balifax
Hoare
Bie Jahn
Price of Peace a Plebiscite in London Today
A scrambled, partial summary of European press on plebiscite in Sudetenland and Czech questions. Reports from Daily RNA dispatches and several papers discuss Hitler’s stance, Czech self determination, and potential plebiscite timing and international reaction. The tone suggests cautious debate on peace, sovereignty, and threats to stability in Europe.
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Germany
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Hitler
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Paria
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Times
Nuremberg
Biller
Germany reactions shadow NATO talks and German demand
European capitals react to the Czechoslovak treaty and German responses as negotiations resume. Worried observers report Britain warned against public disclosures while Berlin presses for strict law and order and a firm stance toward Czechoslovakia.
Debates on Address to Reply Yield No Quorum
Fragmentary report shows a session where the Address to the Reply was discussed but no quorum formed. Speakers criticize democracy, reference Bolsheviks and Germany, and call for apprenticeships with state relief amid drought and economic strain.
Hitler Speech and Nazi Ideology Revealed in Rousing Rally
Fragmentary OCR shows a Hitler address praising unity and strength, declaring the goal to extend the regime’s control. It cites mass support, Aryan purity, and plans to eliminate Jews while stressing party discipline and future expansion. The garbled text mentions propaganda, the 78,000,000 population, and militaristic flags.
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