Smooth Liberal and C P Pact Threatened
Canberra reports new developments jeopardizing a smooth working election pact between the Liberal and Country Parties. The Central Council of the Victorian Country Party rejects Liberal representations for a pact to avoid triangular contests in Victoria. The split Liberals led by Mr. T Hollway, M.L.A., are involved in the discussions.
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Canberra
Mar
Liberal
Country
Ebs
Shectianyof
Masons of
Risprinimsiativan
Victorian Country Party
Central Council
Liberal Party
Victoria
Country Party
A Liberals
Liberals
T. Hollway
M.L.A
Sydney
Voulls
Scott
Spoorer
Prince
Jenry
Wai
Australis
Loyday
Iast
Tne
Averman
Prince Neary Hospital
Peti
Canterra
Ramima
Latour Party Eyes Nine Federal Seats In Country Election
Latour party officials say nine federal seats could shift away from the Government and three Labour seats may swing. They identify likely gains in several districts, with Latour optimistic as campaign moves into the final stages before the election.
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Latour
Labour
Japanese warships sighted near Australia coast report
Canberra reports Japan may deploy ships off the Western Australian coast near Rockhampton with potential incursions by 18 vessels expected by April. Government and Commons voices weigh strategic implications as observers call for vigilance amid renewed attention to Japan’s naval movements.
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Canberra
Mar
Suente
Monty Ger
Japan
Aurtreliae
Royal Couple at Sale Melbourne Event
An unclear Melbourne scene mentions a royal couple at a Sale event with a crowd. The garbled text references the Guspatand city, a duke, and attendees described as boys, with chaotic, humid conditions and rowdy behavior.
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Royal
Sale
Melbourne
City of Sale
Duke of Re & Wan
Xemmers
Flour For Cairns And District Rail Delay Breaks Record
A damaged report from Cairns notes a river crossing by Burdekin River was delayed due to floodwaters. Rail officials said the Burdekin had no train service for the longest stretch in memory, with crossing possible by trains for the Far North after another night of rising waters.
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Burdackin
Anthony
Ceirne Police
Cairns
Burdekin
Royals in Melbourne and London observe wartime shortages
Newspapers report the Queen and Duke reviewing crowds in Melbourne and London amid rationing and shortages. Royal tours include charity trains and appeals for support as officials note price changes and supplies, while souvenir hunting and exhibition displays reflect wartime constraints on goods and travel.
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Gippei
Miley
Aaa
Tbs
Viewertan
Inspector Raibou
Melbourne
Petter Mae
Ince
Saat Depo
Taper Tribe
Ae. Y Omibe
fGesens
Piawere
Hiweves
Ania
Artis
Cyclone Winds Hold Steady as Food Prices Rise
Reading of disrupted markets and scarce fresh produce as cyclone conditions persist. Shops report limited supplies and higher prices across regions. Weather delays and ongoing recovery efforts impact transportation and aid access for affected communities. Northern and central zones face continued rain masking potential improvements.
Railway orders placed amid war talk and treasury surplus
Fragmentary report describes railway orders for a Burdekin bridge and government funds in surplus, with references to air force funding and Northern and Southern centers. A sugar and potato shortage is noted, and local officials including Magistrate Schwarten are mentioned regarding potential assistance.
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Burdekin
Ite
Magistrates Announcement Details Transport and Delays
The notice describes shipments and river ferrying to Innisfail and Towne Ville, with flour and livestock allocations. It notes limited bridge traffic on Burnekin Bridge and mentions delays due to weather or timing, with recipients Samuel Allen Sam Hume Hill and several others.
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Samuel Allen
Sam
Ax Hume Hill
Bupéekin
Lnnisfail
Innisfail
Towne Ville
Beltena
Burnekin Bridge
Mr. Schwarten
Yownsville Food Postmon Shortage Impacts Stores
Regional notes report tinned vegetables and other commodities largely off market with bags nearly unavailable in Towneville today and expected shortages felt tomorrow. Shipping updates indicate 130 time 0 Gour due to arrive on the Bel fans tomorrow, while the steam SOFFLIES BEACH sails toward Mackay delivering frail and vegetables.
World Bank Seeks Australian Loan for Modernisation Plan
World Bank commits a new loan to Australia aimed at financing a 132.4 million dollar package to modernise theatres and public facilities. The plan covers expansion of cultural venues and related urban projects, with a 4 percent interest rate including local charges and a projected March approval.
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Ume Bawe
No Time to Quarrel Hydrogen's Win in Farcical Race
A scrambled report notes a chaotic sprint finish with a narrow margin, mentioning Australia and a weight age and a defense statement approved by the government without a division. The fragmentary text references a race and political action in a garbled account.
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Hydrogen
Puerto Ricans By National Party Leader EW Tore
The article reports on a political event in Puerto Rico tied to a national party leader EW Tore, noting the plan to raise service costs and public works to extend influence for peace. It mentions mining, labor, arts, and a focus on nationhood amid a critical year, with references to expected reactions and future leadership dynamics.
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Bats
Uae
Winutwe
Stabil
Crusacet
Wandiow
Former Watersiders Official Charged in Alleged Corruption
A former official of the Watersiders faces charges amid a broader inquiry into alleged graft. The case centers on improper conduct involving service and back wages, with officials tied to international talks on world film industry pricing. The government studies the Geneva drawn agreement to set pricing and supply. Ministers and researchers weigh implications as NSW faces tempers.
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Tome
Geneva
Austeete
Uranium Found in Enartoom Mer 2
Sydney report says Geatogras A tmin confirms presence of uranium in the New England district. Pro-independence movement mentioned with a plan involving Mina Khariou and Buckley announcements referenced. Text is garbled but signals a nuclear mineral finding in a remote area and political context.
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Sydney
Mar
Juranium
New England
Minas
Mx Khariou
Buckley
British Prime Minister Appeals on Defence Programme Flux
A British Prime Minister appeals on Britain's defence programme amid a state of flux in politics, economy and science. The statement emphasizes ongoing changes across multiple sectors and signals policy reconsideration. The remark highlights uncertainty and the need for adaptable strategy.
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Britain
Mass Arrests in Egypt Threaten Fresh Crisis
Readable fragments report mass arrests of Brotherhood members in Cairo amid rumors of a coup and unrest. The text mentions cavalry officers, police actions, and violent clashes with casualties, signaling a tense political moment and potential international attention.
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Egypt
Teerotiat
Watchats Socialiste
Nanulb Ba
Cairo
Semandralind Trang
Sudanewe Uniem
Kayo
Seonle
Houng
Tm Ga
Bidamma Sainy
Judean
Fate Rasts
Indenter
Cavairy
Buffer stock plan linked to producing sites under Spooner proposal
Senator Spooner outlined a buffer stock scheme with producing sites contributing in cash equivalent. A buffer manager would trade through the London Metal Exchange to keep prices within the 1880 ceiling to 640 sterling. Australia would be an importer and treated as a consuming country not subject to production limits.
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Spooner
Averlan Metal Exchange
Australia
Feared Sabotage Shocks Amsterdam War Scene
Police report a startling sabotage scare as thefts and rumour swirl around Rotterdam and Parallels refinery plans. Authorities assert a Lord Mayor Cup victory amid disrupted lines and unclear loyalties as investigations begin.
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Rotterdam
Mar
Imnacie
Mabolags Rumoury
Paral Fehr Way
Retherdaat
Jock
Wragead
Government Gave Way Amid Turmoil in Parliament
The article reports a political upheaval as ministers resign and opposition demands rise. It notes the government’s concessions, the shifting power balance, and the anticipated impact on policy and stability during a tense parliamentary session.
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