Australian Opposition Leaders Invited to Canberra Conference
Leaders of opposition parties were invited by the Government to join a Commonwealth and States Ministers conference in Canberra on Friday to discuss Australian air port trade and upcoming talks with Britain on meat and dairy imports. The gathering will also cover proposed minimum wheat export prices and the world wheat agreement revision. The invitation signals a grave economic situation amid European policy shifts and Germany's import restrictions. High Commissioner Mr Bruce will attend, coordinating with Commonwealth departments on matters likely to be addressed at the Australia Forum. The Prime Minister said opposition leaders were invited to luncheons on Thursday, though communications arrived only today.
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United Kingdom
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Germany
Mader & Decree
Commonwealth
Australia
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Country Party
Pr. Page
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Scullia
Page
Beasley
Abed
Lycos
Louch
Gma
Wheat proposal to curb exports hits British producers
A Daily Telegraph summary notes Britain faces a tentative plan to cut wheat extraction across nations by a small percentage, aiming to ease global supply but risking harm to British and American millers while importers push for more disciplined dumping, with drafting still unsettled.
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Daily Telegraph
Rome
Britain
Schamé
Wheat Price Proposal Draws Sharp Criticism
Sydney voices Monday criticism over the proposed wheat price plan, with officials and analysts calling the approach artificial and ill suited to market realities amid debate over anticipated effects and policy goals.
Regulation of Meat Imports Urges Immediate Dominion Talks
The British Commission for Fat Stock recommends regulating meat imports from foreign and Empire sources. Lord Bingley urges immediate negotiations with Dominions, aiming to regulate autumn supply while protecting home producers and centralizing slaughtering. The Financial News notes the proposal could affect Britain's political ties with Dominions, seeking import restriction without halting home production.
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Commission For
Lord Bingley
Ingeran
Promise of success cited by Grange Welker at Rome meeting
Lindley Walker Wheat Co Ltd managing director Grange Welker speaks on deliberations of the International Wheat Advisory Committee in Rome. He doubts that much achievement will come from the proposed measure to boost consumption and fears tentative country positions may not persuade governments.
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Sai Grange ‘Welker
Lindley Walker’ Wheat Co. Ltd
International Wheat Advisory Committee
Rome
Wight
Cabinet maps Prince George tour to Australia
Cabinet members gave close attention to plans for Prince George's visit to Australia. They discussed itineraries for each state and fixed entry dates, aiming to finalize the full programme by month’s end.
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Australia
Prince George
Prince George to Arrive in Sydney on H.M.S. Sussex
The State director announced definite plans for Prince George to land in Sydney aboard the H.M.S. Sussex on the morning of Thursday November 22. The official landing will occur at Farm Cove with formal presentations prepared.
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Sydney
Prince George
H.M.S. Sussex
Farm Cove
Cabinet to accept Imperial Airways tender for Singapore to Colombo air route
At a cabinet committee meeting the auub committee recommended accepting the Imperial Airways tender in conjunction with QANTAB for the Singapore Colombo eastward aerial service. The matter will be dealt with this week with a full cabinet announcement expected in a few days.
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Gabinet
Imperial Airways
Qantab
Quesnalang
Northern Tarestory Air Services Ltd
Royal visit plans announced for city arrival
The Prince will be greeted on landing by the Lord Mayor and Aldermen with an illuminated address. After these proceedings, the Royal progress through the streets will begin. Further details of the state visit have not yet been finalized.
Centenary Race Debate on Air Rivalry Policy
London opinion splits over the London to Melbourne air race policy. Some favor fast long-range machines that must stop at intermediate aerodromes for petrol, others back slower craft that fly direct between compulsory points.
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London
Express
Melbourne
Britain
United States
Ultimatum to China risks hostilities amid railway dispute
Shanghai report states Japan demands prompt restoration of postal and rail links with Manchukuo. If China refuses, Japan may act through Manchukuo to resume service, risking further incursions in the north. China's leaders consider the move against the Tangku Truce backdrop and await government orders on possible coercion.
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China
Ariki Ariyoshi
Manchukuo
Japan
Nanchang
Changtab Shele
Chins Wing Ching-We
Hoang
Chine
Ervicen
Huang-Fu ‘Ao
Tomalaing
Troopa Sre
Heavy Losses in Gran Chaco Battle Report
Military dispatches from Paraguay and Bolivia describe heavy losses in the Gran Chaco campaign. The conflicting reports underscore confusion over the operation’s success and scale of casualties.
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Ofteia
Paraguay
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Rayers Sought in State House Sydney
Anglican Archbishop of Bye ney Dr Mowil writes to the Brats Government urging that the House commence with a prayer as in the Commonwealth Parliament. Paraguay pushes Bolivian forces from the Chaco stronghold amid heavy casualties. Alive claims 1700 Paraguayan losses in recent days.
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Mongay
Byeney
Mowil
Brats
Ife House
Paraguay
Chaco
Alive
Four killed in charabanc collision in Ohio
Four people died when a charabanc crashed while carrying twelve sleeping passengers. The wreck occurred on a Sunday in Ohio with only a few survivors confirmed and many reports suggesting casualties were women among the victims.
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Ohio
Far Eastern naval limits end in looming Pacific race
The Foreign Policy Association warns in its report that naval limitations may end and a new Pacific arms race could begin unless the United States and Japan alter positions before the 1936 Naval Conference. It suggests America might accept Manchukuo concessions to reduce conflict, while Japan seeks to expand its fleet, risking a broader naval buildup that threatens world peace.
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Foreign Policy Association
Pacific
America
Japan
Deadiock
Wahad
New Chamber to Meet and Open Parliament
A proclamation fixes April 23 as the date the Legislative Council will exist and the new House reconstituted. Two openings of Parliament are planned next week with the Legislative Assent and oath of office for new members in the Legislative Council chambers. The Governor will officially open on Thursday. Sir John Peden is expected to be re elected President and Mr Hi Farrer to chair Committees.
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Mir. Hi. Hi Farrer
ANZAC DAY ARRANGEMENTS ANNOUNCED BY PRIME MINISTER
The Commonwealth Government unveiled plans for Anzac Day commemorations across Australia with a morning ceremony at Parliament House to honor the Anzac spirit. Governor General Sir Isaac and Lady Tanne will attend as exponents join Returned Soldiers groups in coordinating services nationwide. Prime Minister Lyons urged churches of all denominations to hold memorial services and to arrange suitable times for war memorial observances after consulting local authorities.
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Australia
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Lady Tannes
Aajlira
Imperial League of Australis
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Lyona Intumacea
Commonwealth
Mr Lyone
Cricketers Visit Cairo Upon Canal Run
Overland from Suez to Cairo the cricket team met actor Jack Hulbert aboard the Orford for makeup and song during the canal transit. The troupe toured Port Said and Baia, singing parodies about their manager and team as Turnbull joined the trip.
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Canal
Sngilah Sim
Jack Hulbert
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Hulbert
England
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Turnbull
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Tse
Larwood Riddle Shrouded By Tyterling Karur Mystery
A fragmentary note presents the Larwood mystery titled the Tyterling Karur with unclear context. Readers glimpse a puzzling riddle scene, hinting at a local or archival intrigue without providing solvable details.
Canberra University College Sees Continued Ties With Melbourne
The Canberra University College will remain in its present relationship with the University of Melbourne through 1937. Sir Robert Garran announced at the 1933 commencement in the Institute of Anatomy that Melbourne urged developing proposals for a Canberra university, with councils and associations to submit a government-acceptable plan soon.
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University of Melbourne
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Institute of Anatomy
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Albert
Joseph Gan
John James McKeene
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Robert Garran
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Cumpeton
H. J. Filshle
J. Haydon
Luisi
Adv
A. F. Mourne
Plans for a Canberra University grows in national effort
Canberra’s University Association continues to push for a Canberra university. It reports cooperation with the National Library and the College in expanding library resources and lectures for degrees. The council seeks to establish a formal university in the National Capital with collaboration from Melbourne and local residents.
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