Government's Defeat Likely in Coming Budget Vote
A political stalemate looms as Governor faces possible defeat next month over the budget. Independent Mr Wilson holds balance of power and warned he will vote with the government on whirlie and wartime measures, signaling a tense parliament vote and potential early election.
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Curtin
Hadley
Everly
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Beasley Gri SURRES HAT Move For Amendment
A fragment discusses Heras leading the non Communist Labour Party seeking a further amendment. It mentions potential moves opposed by official Labour and contemplates a rational government. The text alludes to avoidance of escalation and Governor-General involvement in governance.
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My. Curtin
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Hera
Labour Party
Aumir
Foster
Meng Con
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Atc
Cae
Nazi Planes Bomb Southampton Again
Sydney and London reported renewed aerial activity as Nazi planes bombed Southampton again. Coverage notes political tension and upcoming elections in Australia, with references to taxation protests by miners, and fringe mentions of Canberra and national leaders.
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Southampton
50 000 Small Loan Subscriptions Urged
The article notes a call for increased war loan subscriptions amid governmental appeal for broader public support. It mentions a fundraising target and the number of subscribers, with figures showing a shortfall versus the goal and urging more participation from readers.
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Peleals Re Fedegat Femihuneed Yeaaray
Lost Mare Reported Near Hormeglan Coast
A mare named Bey Miteeses is reported missing near Hormeglan waters. Local authorities search the area with a captain and crew noting a missing mare and possible sightings by fishermen. A reward of 4.4 0006 gly is mentioned, with further inquiries ongoing.
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Hormeglan
Ree Arenes
Junee Threatens Beer Strike
Junee hosts a tense standoff as workers deliver an ultimatum to beer exporters at the hotel. A town meeting urged authorities to act, with a committee drafting terms and a wage proposal for salaried officers amid unresolved talks.
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EYDNE
Ube Atx Hotel
Erepers
Air
Ries
Tevel
Greeks Push Continues In Snow And Fog War Update
The piece reports Greek forces advancing from Pogradec toward the Yugoslav frontier amid heavy Italian resistance in Albania. It notes RAF bombing roads, Italian claims of defense, and Greek momentum despite reinforcements, with references to allied caution and potential broader strategic implications in the Balkans.
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Ovar
Sori
Albania
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Rome
Alvunia
Royal Air Force
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Rerio
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Arent
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Radia
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Yale
French Thai Planes Clash Over Mekong Border
A 20 minute air battle occurred over the Mekong River border village of Thakpek yesterday, between French and Thai aircraft. Reports from Hanoi said both sides engaged in combat, signaling renewed tensions along the border.
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Frese
New York
Thailand
Mekong River
Thakpek
Hanoi
U S Rebuffs Japan By China Loan
London December 2 The Times correspondent reports President Roosevelts announcement of a 225,000,000 loan to China tied to the Sino-Japanese treaty. The move is seen as a bold international step, with Tokyo warned against pressing the United States to abandon its stance. Chinese officials in Chungking say the surrender remarks will strengthen Chungking's resolve to resist Nipponic pressure. More than 12,630 Japanese casualties reported on a 1,000 mile Front. no peace in sight in China.
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Chae Be
Tokyo
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Japan
Nanking
Chungking
Cary
York
China
Amaani
Pung
Hupeh
Tani
Three British Ships Attacked in Atlantic Waters
Australian Associated Press reports three British ships torpedoed about 400 miles off Iceland by unidentified craft. The vessels include the Lady Clandy, 15407 tons, with claim of attack at 4.50. Officials warn the situation grave as authorities investigate.
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Gouin
Padhee
Raule Arived
Hem
Eam Reseres
Goodleigh
Talian
New York
Toomlion
Teland
Elagu
City Deluge Halts Trains and Wires After Heavy Rain
A fierce downpour flooded Brisbane area causing trains and telephones to fail. A four year old, Louie Ammonda, was killed near Mitchelton when struck by a military truck as waters rose. Train services to Cayfield and Ascot were halted for hours while trams were diverted and crews cleared mud and silt from tracks. City streets flooded, vehicles stranded, and power lines damaged as crews labored through heavy showers.
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Stone’s Corner
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Lowe's
Storm disrupts telephones across Brisbane area
A severe storm knocked out about 700 phones and affected 20 000 lines, mainly along the Central to Albion trunk cable and the Albion to Bulimba link. Areas hit included Newstead, Bowen Bridge, Foehe Yo, hospital road, Bennett's Road, and nearby suburbs. engineers rushed to restore service while weather and rain hindered progress.
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Plans for postwar Australian industry reform
Melbourne reports the Labour Minister Holt outlining a new division to plan readjustment of Australian industry after the war. The plan involves cooperation with Commerce, Customs, Repatriation, and the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research to seed postwar employment, retrain service personnel, and repurpose munitions workers as peace returns.
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Small New Zealand ship disaster report summarized
Fragmented text reports a naval incident involving a small New Zealand ship and its master Captain Caplan. Mention appears of merchantry, wool bales, and stockings. The piece references London and Genoa, with vague notes on submarine activity and convoy events from late December and November.
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London
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Genoa
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Rome
Baer
Gowrie Government Reshuffle Extended Term
The government announces Lord Gowrie will stay on for another term. A brief note confirms the Prime Minister’s statement and mentions approval of continued governance in the Commonwealth of Australia during the coming period starting January 1941. The decision covers the Commonwealth and South Australia.
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Manaeus
Gowrie
Antratia
Camenonvouith
South Australia
Revolt Danger in Rumania reported by Sofia and London
The Courier Mail and Daily Mail report turmoil in Romania as King Michael faces a political crisis. The army shows divisions, with the Iron Guard opposed by pro government factions. Antonescu moves from Bucharest as Hungary tensions rise and Transylvania seethes amid contested leadership.
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Michel Totum
Iron Guard
de Genet
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Trop
Antonescu
Hungary
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Peasant Party
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Rom
Transylvania
Bach—Paae
Commonwealth to Review State Taxation Policy
In Melbourne today the Commonwealth Treasury reviews State and Federal taxation to align systems and ease anomalies. Officials note variations hinder the Federal Government and impact low incomes, middle incomes, and corporate taxation as the budget is prepared.
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Uh Uigent
Ie Naanne
Worth Australia
Aiicensland
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