Nazi Plan but Troops Mass on Western Front
Rotterdam and Berlin reports hint that Nazi officials seek peace through the League of Nations now that the Pernaillen Treaty issue is resolved. Berlin discussions imagine mutual guarantees for a European consolidation, but no neutral country has noted Hitler's peace offer while German forces gather near the Western Front. Attacks occur on the Franco German frontier near the Moselle and in the Saar.
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Clash Over Maryborough Mayor Election Sparks Rail Dept Fallout
Report outlines an expected clash between the Railway Department and Alderman R D McDowell, the new Protestant Labour Mayor of Maryborough, over leave and pay as McDowell contends he will resign from rail duties and take the mayoralty. Officials discuss permissions, in what may become a broader dispute over official duties and compensation.
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Government decision on leave of absence for elected officials
The Premier stated a government decision requires elected mayors and councilors to obtain leave of absence before taking public office. The measure, aimed at preventing conflicts of interest, covers mayors Milesn and Tock and follows recommendations by the Commissioner for Railways.
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Meat deal near finality over export values
Government reaches agreement on peat export valuation, with completion hinge on Nehege vices Tedon. Reports note payments around 12 million pounds and rulings affecting pricing for Anaratian pro exports. Uncertainly remains as negotiations between authorities and payors continue.
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Casket Closing At City Show In Morning Clearance
D Golden Casket No 602 will close today with the remaining roundelay returns to be made at the city show and a quick clearance expected during the morning.
Tea Prices Rise In Queensland And Across States
The Queensland price commission reports a 3d rise in tea per pound today following a similar wholesale increase yesterday, with the Federal Prices Commissioner noting the move was sanctioned. Imports and stock conditions are cited as drivers, while dealers warn that renewed wholesale costs will push retail prices higher, as tea stocks from prewar buys tighten.
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Germans Mass Close To Swiss Border Amid Rhine Offensive
German troop concentrations gather along the Swiss frontier between Basel and Lake Constance as part of a broader Rhine offensive toward Basel and Strassbourg. Reports from Le Matin and Paris sources describe German probing actions along the Moselle and Saar regions, with warnings of possible French counter moves and debates on the strategic aim near Thionville and Lorraine.
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Civil Bodies Train Air Force Cadets
Melbourne report says six civil aviation bodies approved by Defence Minister to assist training for air force cadets. Institutions include Royal Queensland Aero Club, Royal Victorian Aero Club, ANA Flying School Trendon, Royal NSW Aero Club, and Kingsford Smith Flying School NSW. Preliminary training for the latest cadet batch began at civil schools today with more civil pilots and instructors at Point Cook.
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Finnish Baltic Drive Dominates as Moscow-Tied Talks Intensify
A fragmentary report traces Finland's tense Baltic position amid Soviet and German pressure. Moscow signals seek economic and political leverage, while Finnish ministers reject costly concessions and push for firm stance. Regional powers Sweden and Latvia eye shifts as Berlin weighs influence and potential troop movements.
Germans In The Dark
The article cites Basler Nachrichten and Swiss sources noting German optimism for peace following Hitler speech. It references British French reaction, calls for neutral intervention, and questions whether vague proposals avoid escalation. Berlin and Vatican commentary discuss central Europe tensions and Poland's status as a key backdrop.
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Special Federal Gazette On German Pension Case
Canberra report covers Albert Prick of Sydney once NSW manager for German Australian firm. Gazette notes pension details with Hamburg America Line ties and proposed indemnity terms. Sydney Chamber of Commerce involved as the matter centers on delivery of goods and pre pension arrangements.
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New A LF Training to Begin Oct 20
Melbourne reports of military mobilization detail New A LF training starting October 20 for 25 percent of the Sixth Division with the remainder by November. Reported plans include new depots at Maitland and Liverpool camps, with volunteers from Queensland and Western Australia awaiting muster. pay and benefits under review by federal authorities.
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Military Camps To Stay Dry Says War Cabinet
Elbourne dispatch reports the War Cabinet has decided that military camps will remain dry. Prime Minister Menzies announced the decision tonight after careful consideration.
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Federal government acquires wheat in three states
Victorian New South Wales and South Australia wheat taken for use by government with exemptions for growers. Queensland wheat remains outside the acquisition. Officials, including Senator McLeay, prepare for Wheat Board dealings and discuss harvest implications and future sales restrictions.
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Leather Prices Fixed in Canberra Under Security Measures
An order under the National Security Regulations fixes the leather purchase price with a cap not more than 11 percent above the rates ruling on September. The action aims to stabilize market costs amid ongoing wartime controls and applies to the current price of leather in Canberra.
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