Stevens Delivers Policy Speech in Croydon Hall
Mr Stevens outlines unemployment relief and tax relief aims in a Croydon hall policy speech. He pledges to keep the deficit within strict limits, balance the budget via buoyant industries, and extend reductions in wages and income tax to aid lower income groups. He promises further removal of charges and refines overseas financing to favorable rates as part of a cooperative council agenda.
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Stevens
Jnsomic Hall
Croydon
Woman Shot at Railway Station in Sydney Goods Van Incident
At Sydney's Central station a woman, Mrs McGultmem, was shot in the thigh when a loaded gun fell from a railway worker's hand onto a goods van. She was treated and released. The accident prompted discussion of employment security and potential schemes to ensure work, as authorities consider tax simplification and coordinated policy across states.
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Sydney
McGultmem
Artarmon
Central
Brife
McGuinneas
American trade plan aims to boost China and Japan links
American trade policy centers on extensive irrigation and hydroelectric development in China and Japan. It envisions national undertakings including Berriquin Wakool schemes, rural employment, and electricity expansion via a grid of coal and hydro plants. Government to push arbitration friendly industrial policy, regional road and rail works, and urban redevelopment in Sydney with new courts and a Bridge Street project.
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Berriquin
Wakool
Country Centrenia
Comimunionera
China
Japan
Chay
Preas
Mir. Mevens
Eine
Commonwealth
Strike at Chevennet Motor Plant Shuts Toledo Factory
More than two thousand Chevennet Motor Company employees walk out after failed wage and union recognition talks with United Automobile Workers officials. The strike halts operations and the company warns the plant may remain closed indefinitely as negotiations collapse amid broader auto industry unrest.
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Toledo
Chevennet Motor Company
United Automobile Workers Union
Chevrolet Motor Company
Interwata
Ira
Eatly
Chevrolet
Guerilla War Rumors Stir Trentino Violent Scene
Unconfirmed reports describe guerrilla warfare between police and Italian language speakers in the Trentino area. Authorities suppress news and consider curbs while anti Italian propaganda grows. Alleged covert actions include bomb outrages and railway damage linked to a Tyrolean plan to separate by force.
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Iveng
Trentino
Jeh
Italy
Ttallng
Falas
Murtha Daw
Khem
Els
Brixet
Buniniesa Uen
Promie
Lithuania Faces Three Power Note Over German Residents
A three power joint note from Britain France and Italy follows Stresa aims to curb German resident rights in Memel and addresses Lithuanian parliament absences causing quorum issues. The note seeks to prevent a wider international clash over Memel while Lithuanian authorities remain unable to check the directorate's control.
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London
Brital Prance
Italy
Lithuania
Telegraph
Mumel
Only Way for Peace by Mr Eight We Doidge
Mr 8 We Doidge argues against foreign entanglements and urges imperial aloofness. He says imperial trade treaties may lapse and warns Britain and Dominions to avoid entanglements to avert war as part of Lord Beaverbrook's campaign.
Germany poised for air attack plan per Marianne report
The Marianne weekly cites a June story noting Germany’s air power and camouflage levels. It claims heavy bombers could reach London from Cologne and Paris from Frankfurt in about 75 minutes and Rome from Munich in 405 minutes, with much of the war effort shrouded in justified secrecy.
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PANIE
Marianne
Germany
Cologne
Frankfurt
Rome
Muni i
Premier announces new board for Returned Soldiers and Sailors Employment Act
The Premier Mr Minvens tonight announced the formation of a board to coordinate provisions of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors Employment Act of 191%. Sir David Ferguson, former NSW Supreme Court judge, will chair. Members include L A the president of the petitions, Mr W C Worth, Admiral J G Stevenson, and Mr T Rilk, representing state employers.
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Bydney
Minvens
Ieee
Chijrmatt
David Ferguson
New South Wales Supreme Court
Sthar
L.A
The
Petiones
Baljem
Ami Seilors
Imperial Langue
W. C. Worth
Department of Labour and Industry
J. G. Stevenson
Seaicher
T. Rilk
Anzac Day Canberra Services amid Illness Reliefs and Ceremonial Plans
Canberra observes Anzac Day with a dawn service at Major-General Bridgen’s grave on Pleasant Street at 9 30 a m. Led by Lieutenant General Long, the event features senior cadets from Duntroon Royal Military College Sydney placing a wreath. A special bus runs Kingston 8 80 a m Reid Methodist 0 5 am. The council proceeds to Parliament House for the main service with Governor-General absent due to illness. Captain L S Bracegirdle stands for him. The program includes Returned Watchers, Commonwealth representatives, and a Nation Anthem. Troops under Major Pauly and Captain Marshall Wood, plus dedicated public transport, will shuttle to Parliament House before 10 30 am. The Albert Hall service closes the day.
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Canberra
Bridgen
Reid Methodist Church
Pilimment House
Bracegirne
WSK
Dione
Pauly Aint
Marshall Wood
Parlament
Albert Hall
Uegate
Abyssinia Accepts Commission Appointment
London dispatch reports Abyssinia formally agrees to a commission of two members to replace the missing Abormelloney. The ceremony will occur with the Commonwealth Government representative Mr. Cb A Abbott presiding, signaling a step toward formalized oversight.
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London
Rams
Bally Telegraph
Abyssinia
Turmoil Over Flag at Dublin Hotel Incident
In Dublin on Tuesday a flag raised at the Hibernian Hotel caused a political stir. Police advised removal of the flag identified as the Union Jack amid republican tensions. Lyons indicated the hotel misidentified the flag as Australian. The episode prompted inquiries and a pledge of clarification before Lyons’ expected attendance.
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Dublin
Lublin
Hibernian
Ad Men
Lyony
Lyons
Migration Resumption Urged At Australian Conference
Text fragment outlines urging renewed immigration from Great Britain to Australia. Mentions Sydney chamber and Mr FM Clark speaking at a conference on migration policy. Claims focus on migrants contributing to Australian products and domestic building markets.
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Rynney
Great Britain
Amtrails
Ayidney Chamber
Comamarca
FM. Clark
Wala Fm
Stamps in Britain and Royal Jubilee Denomination Plans
The article notes a British stamp topic with a royal approval discussion for a special jubilee and proposed denomination changes. It mentions the King’s approval and a timetable from May 7 with measures affecting stamping and tax or rent in various central and ordinary contexts. It references the Postmaster General and department to implement a new denomination, plus broader centralised postal reforms and cost considerations.
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London
Beno Hydney
Miri
Alec Bang
Influx of Diggers in Sydney for Anzac Celebrations
Sydney crowds fill Central Hall and streets as thousands of diggers arrive by train from Cowra Ti mora Albury Parkes and surrounding districts for Anzac Day events. A dawn service at the Cenotaph and a two column march from Marquis Street to Mayfair Place are planned with wreaths and prayers.
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Sydney
Cowra
Timora
Albury
Parkes
Wagge
Adirewsen
Marquaris Street
Martin
Market Street
Milzabetts Sreet
Queen's Square
Prince Albert Fokd
Voluok
Mofriny
Tate
Martin Place
Incendiary fears after Dublin fire prompts alarms
A Dublin blaze raises alarms over arson with authorities noting suspected incendiary involvement and rapid response teams deploying Halon agents. Fire crews battled flames as investigations begin into the motive and possible suspects in the urban district.
Glass of Life Measures Age and Forecasts Death
A new instrument called the glass of life, presented by Professor Well Bermtein, aims to predict life expectancy by viewing a person’s eyes. Preliminary tests claim to forecast longevity and aging trends, with estimates of thousands of lives affected, though scientific reliability remains debated.
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Washington
National Academy of Balances
Well Bermtein
Gortingan University
Columbia University
Dliscovery
Germany
Ludlann
Australians Compete in Rome Tennis Doubles Final
Australians Turnbull and Valerio reach the men doubles final in Rome as Borotra and Brugnon defeat them. Mixed and women events feature Vanderie and others advancing. French pair show strong form while Turnbull tires late on court.
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Rome
Tuvedey
Alpe Ward
Crawford
McGrath
Bembrant Crewtard
Ml Metteath
Arten Und Bawrwakkh
Borotra
Hrujcuem
Turnbull
Auli
Bent Nin Vanderie
Verbinali
Ariptia
Anala
Hayden
Bearman
Brenen
Iforta
Phunatiipie Daan
Anzac Tragedy Clouds Hand of the Politician
A fragmented wartime column questions leadership amid Anzac tragedy casting doubt on the council of defence. The text critiques claims of decisiveness and exposes political posturing during a tense period.
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Anzac
Exchange of German and English Officers
Tim Sater reports on a wartime exchange of German and English officers, noting the diplomatic and tactical implications. The article outlines the terms of the exchange, the participants, and the potential impact on Allied and Axis intelligence operations.
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Freecom
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Quarie Street
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Philip Streets
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Lyons’ Hotel
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Glass OF Life
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