Labour Unity Prospects After Lang Party Disloyalty Denounced
Sydney dispatch reports Labour Federation Federal Executive denounces Lang Party disloyalty to the movement and contemplates decisive action. A manifesto draft condemns Lang Party leaders for opposing workers' interests during a low period and signals potential statutory steps against the NSW Lang faction.
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Sydney
Prctic
Australian Labour Party
Ihe Action
Labour Movement
Lang
Lang Party
N.S.W
Meating
A.F
Tang Party
Tse
Labour
Bitter Cold Weather Bites State With Snow In Parts
Wintry snap grips the region overnight with heavy snow in many areas. Reports from Klandira note several water pipes burst due to the sudden drop in temperatures. Mr Mares predicts the chill will last about 34 more hours.
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Bydnet
Crash at Rome aviatrix loses propeller near Rome
Joan Battan, a 24 car crewed aviator, crashed near Rome after leaving Marseille in bad weather. She lost a propeller, diverted toward Corsica, encountered headwinds and fuel exhaustion, and landed in darkness with a miraculous escape, though the field was full of wires.
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Roms
Sunda
Joan Battan
Zealinti
Austral
Rome
London
Maryelllen
Corsica
Island
Tiber
Tor
Darwin Grand Prix Ends In Fatal Crash And Fire
At Darwin, Pedressini crashed during the Italian Grand Prix causing Nuvolari to suffer serious injuries. The race was slowed by rain and traffic, while a separate fire destroyed a railway sorting shed, waggons and goods with no staff injuries. Authorities investigate the blaze origin.
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Alessandria
Pedressini
Nuvolan
Bordino
Varui
Darwin
Actidanbs
Darwin Saltway
Cary
Gates
Varsi
Nuvolari
USA
Arc
Penn Tughes
Afr. Perkins
N.T
Rallway
Perkine
Oxford Graduate Flies From Darwin
Oxford graduate flies from Darwin in a surprising departure. The tale centers on a scholar leaving Australia’s northern frontier to pursue further studies, a move noted for its abruptness and potential impact on local academic circles.
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Oxford
Darwin
France plans internal price reform to support free trade
In a formal statement after Britain's election, ML Doumergue announced France will align internal prices with world markets. The recovery programme aims to cut interest rates, reduce the cost of living, and launch a national public works plan to lower costs and strengthen external policy.
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France
Britain
ML Doumergue
Shipping Hampered by Weather Near Melbourne
Shipping traffic along the coast is slowed by heavy weather. Several vessels are more than 24 hours behind schedule as they seek shelter in coastal inlets and anchorages. Shipments face delays due to hazardous conditions.
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Melbourne
Oldfield First Welcomed by MECC Team in London Arrival
XDNPON arrives in London amid a welcome from Mr. Findlay on behalf of MECC and a group including jab and Australian associates. The party plans to travel to Nottingham for business, return to London midweek to attend a party, with Southampton arrival aboard the Orford on Wednesday. Local supporters hope the welcome makes a strong first impression.
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Bing
Ulaneld
Findlay
Bebsk
MECC
Amail
Nottingham
London
Southampton
Orford
Sode
Fiatches
High Interest No Relief in Canberra
Canberra residents face high mortgage interest with no relief as officials ignore the position. Advisory Council passes a resolution urging the Minister to address victimization from rising rates and criticizes the department for not declaring a partial moratorium despite interior department advice.
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Canberra
Coupell
Deant of the Interior
Vettamey-General’s Department
Prince George Arrives in England from South Africa
Prince George landed at Southampton today completing his air voyage to Windsor. He traveled aboard the Prince of Wales plane to Windsor Castle where a presentation was made to the young royal. In a speech he thanked the captain and officers for their services and praised the crew for their efforts.
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London
Prince George
Bouthampton
Windsor Connair
Windsor Castle
England
South Africa
Export Restriction Policy Sparks Australian Party Debate
The Australian Country Party weekly bulletin warns that restricting exports on wheat meat and butter would ruin primary producers. It argues such a policy risks wrecking the Constitution and democratic government, and would plunge Australia back to primitive conditions, surrendering markets and communications.
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Austraian Country Party
Partye
Commonwealth
Australia
Freak Challenge for Golf Match in Melbourne
In Melbourne reports note a freak golf match challenge ahead next month and discuss financial emergency measures of 1930-31. The debate notes Canberra as the only place with severe mortgage relief failures under the Premiers Plan, contrasting NSW actions and federal territory needs. The council pressed the minister to address the policy shortcomings.
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New South Wales
Canberra
Commonwealth
Shakespeare
J. H. ‘Goodwin
TEST TEAM AT GIBRALTAR
The team was reduced to nine by disembarkation at Toulos and arrived at Gibraltar today. The Governor awaited them and they were given luncheon at Government House.
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Redin Fromm
W.M
Orford
Ead
Oldfeld
MeCabe
Kippax
Toulos
Gibraltar
Bir
Luke Ikeringéon
Luneheun
Guy-emment House
Tuaaucel Tan Ba Tour
Calous Court Report From London Widow Sentenced
The Sunday London correspondent reports a grim court scene where a widow linked to socialist activity has been imprisoned for aiding in the recent fighting. She is described as physically ruined, with both legs paralysed, and was carried from the courtroom.
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London
Sundsyenna
Dally Hermid
Walligh
ANZAC Day Duntroon Cadets Honor Wreath Laying
A Duntroon Military College member travels to Anzac sites to lay wreaths as Major-General W. Tarlagen recalls the college history in Sydney. Cadets including Lance-Corporal M. B. Bro are noted for participation with Canberra residents and Imperial League figures also involved in the commemorative ceremony.
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Duntroon Military College
Sydney
Cazirbarra
Ansawee Place
W. Tarlagen
Duntroon
Cadeta
Angac Borgice
Frye
Addingtin Sydney
Kay Dave
Canberra
Moute
Star Cadets
M. B. Broay
Gallore
Baldiera
Imperial League of Austrata Uf.c.t. Breach
Aerial Survey Committees Named for North Australia Plan
A probable committee to direct the aerial survey of North Australia is expected to include Benlator McLachlan as chairman and representatives from Mr. Bto Minister for Meli and Minaa. The committees are to meet soon to formulate detailed plans for conducting the survey.
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North Australia
Benlator McLachlan
Bto
Meli
Tint Stats
Muntia
Minaa
Decline At New Zealand Wool Sales Quiet Market
Wellington reports the final Wellington wool sale showing prices down 24 to 34 per ton, with demand inactive and more than half the offerings unsold. The article discusses broader imperial trade policy and calls for a diplomat to negotiate favorable terms with Britain.
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Wellington
N.2
Mon
Empire Trade Thief and Pepper Attack Report
A fragmentary London chronicle notes tensions over free trade within the empire and New Zealand's push to reduce tariffs. It quotes the Dominions Secretary, Mr. Thomas, denying easy concessions and resisting promises of open entry for New Zealand products amid British doubts. The piece includes a chaotic line about an intruder and a pepper throw, reflecting unsettled political tempers.
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London
Newe-Chronicle
New Zealand
Serbian pit horror 147 miners perish in explosion near Sarajevo
Relatives spent a night at the Kekanj Colliery pithead as 147 corpses were recovered after a massive explosion wrecked the gallery. Gas and water hinder rescue while officials promise relief to bereaved families. A detonation triggered flames and smoke seen at the pithead.
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Belgrade
Kekanj
Sarajevo
Hinsters
Terrorism Outbreak Strikes Havana City
A fresh wave of political terrorism erupted in Havana under President Mendieta. Five bombs exploded early morning across the city causing one death and several injuries while a claimed account stated the attack was in the name of the president's nephew, who was unharmed.
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Yana
Mendieta
King One Wan
Res
Centenary Race Eyes Equal Conditions for All Nations
Melbourne reports Sir Macpherson Robertson has urged Lord Mayor to set race rules so every nation can compete on an equal basis. He offers 16 000 pounds to prizes, and fears American aircraft may be blocked by strict conditions at the airport.
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Melbourne
Macpherson Robertson
American protest movement stirs New York aviation circles
The New York Times correspondent reports the National Aeronautical Association plans to flee protest with the British. James Ray, noted for auto racing activity, travels to London as the Association’s representative to discuss the matter.
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New York
Washington
New York Times
National Aeronaautical Association
Plas
Aero Club
Cantemry
James Ray
Autobo
Association
London
Trust Funds Bill to Provide Against Default
The Minister for Justice held four conferences with Law Institute members on the proposed legislation. The measure aims to reform the legal profession and prevent default in practitioners' business. The Law Institute supports provisions granting certain powers to regulate and oversee the profession.
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Bydney
Marin
Law Institute
National Debt Sinking Fund Contributions Rise for 1931 32
The National Debt Sinking Fund shows increased contributions for 1931 32 with projected total around £8 000 000. Commonwealth funds redeem £3 70 000 of debt while the State's share reaches £4 300 000 with £1 200 000 from the Commonwealth. The Commission buffers debt by maturing loans, market purchases and security exchanges, cancelling securities when added revenue maintains fund value.
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Commonwealth
National Debt Sinking Fund
National Debt Commission
Commonwealth Traclf
Commission
Tata
Bto
Conference of Ministers Reports On Agriculture Trade
A fragment reports a conference of Ministers for Agriculture and the Federal Minister for Gane. Discussion focused on butter and wheat. Proposals include forming an advisory committee with industry representatives to align products policy and consult with both Commonwealth and state governments on restrictions and relief measures.
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Nuts
Agriculture
Gane
Ravine
Nice
Australia
Ware
Cyani Ure
Commerce
Yaan
Tees
Jockeys Record Held in Turbulent Races
A scrambled report notes a jockey’s record being challenged amid a turbulent racing day. Details are unclear, but names are partially legible and point to a competitive event involving a notable rider and horse performance.
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Aerial Survey
N.Z
Great Britain
Denmark
Pi Beppe
Beate
Betta
Rothal
Will Stan
Pithead
Cuba
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