Missing Sydney radio chief Emil Voigt in Berlin
The Daily Herald reports Sydney broadcasting station 2KY general manager Emil Voigt has not been heard from since arriving in Berlin two weeks ago. He earlier wrote from Manchester and planned to travel to Russia for radio research, with Berlin records noting his arrival and inspection of a government wireless station.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Emil Voigt
Sydney
2KY
Berlin
Manchester
Russia
Tey Dout
Jeter
Germany
Opinion Divided on League Action and Crisis
An official Addis Ababa report via Dr Jexe haa boosts optimism but notes no force will be used before September 4. The Times Paris correspondent cites a August 12 three power conference near Paris. Viewpoints diverge on using sanctions or collective mandate to address Abyssinia and Italy.
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London
the Times
Addis Ababa
Geneva
Jexe Haa
Paris
Paria
League
Laggue
Abyssinia
Bing
Wintry Pranks Toss West and South Snow Chaos
A severe storm disrupted towns across the state with blizzards in Kosciusko Bathurst and Jenolan Caves. Roads blocked by snow forced travel by skis and on sleds as hotels overflowed. A highway telecommunication pole fell near Lithgow, and many towns including Dubbo Parkes Cowra Wellington Mudgee and Coonamble reported connectivity restored after hours.
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Sydney
Biimoard
Kosciusko
Tourlute Wa
Kis
Cora
Coons
Avery
Blue Mountains
Teun
Bathurst Ai Tele
Lithgow
Dydkney
Thei Street
Willie
Bathurst
Biazard
Coomm
Cowra
Haute Wan
Ang Muversi
Honva
Winlows
Andy
Jenolan Caves
Resembles
Teone
Swine Alps
Britain Must Leave Geneva Says Daily Mail
The Daily Mail claims Britain must withdraw from Geneva amid mounting tensions and diplomacy concerns. It warns of a dangerous shift in European alliances if Britain remains involved and urges immediate action to protect imperial interests.
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London
Geneva
Britain
Geneve
Jb Dectares
Eden speech hints at Italy calm amid League dispute
Rome reports Mr. Henspeach phrases quieting Italy as League members must discharge obligations. Press notes an adequate compromise allows Italy freedom to respond to future situations. Harvest praise and Mussolini wheat drive may reduce call ups. reapers and manpower shortages cited.
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Rome
Anthony Henspeach
Ilen’h
League
Italy
Bignor Mussolini
Golf party car crash claims West Wyalong dentist
A car driven by Frederick Plackett crashed into an electric light pole near Temora while returning from Cootamundra. William J. MacDonald, 40, of West Wyalong, was killed instantly. Plackett was seriously injured and two other occupants, W Vincent and Wright, survived with bruises after a rainy night accident during a golf tournament trip.
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Sydney
West Wyalong
Cootamundra
Frederick Plackett
Temora
William J. MacDonald
Mynirs
Plackell
MacDonald
W. Vincent
Wright
Weat Wyalong
Plackett
Vincent
Shipping hold up halts steamer Zealandia to Hobart
Dispute over crew employment delays the steamer Zealandia from leaving Melbourne bound for Hobart. Management and union negotiations continued throughout the day while the Australian Steamship Owners' Federation issued a statement opposing union control of crew selections.
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Sydney
Hobart
Baluny
Progrem
Melbouros
Bteamship Owners' Federation
Federal pool favored by wheat growers in NSW
NSW debated compulsory wheat pool with discussion at the Rial es Cab les ahead of a federal plan. Association head Mr Field said growers statewide support a pool, while Mr Trethowan and others pledged backing despite some opposition.
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Bydney
New South Wales
Riale
Premiumm
Pures and Seiliers' Association
Mr. Field
Tonday
Australia
A. Ki Trethowan
Path between Free Trade and Isolation in Australian Policy
Minister for Custos (sr. White) told Shepparton Chamber of Commerce that a midway path between free trade and economic isolation is best. He warned extremes cause discrimination and currency depreciation, urging protectionist tariffs to safeguard national industries while avoiding monopoly, with emphasis on duties that keep Australia competitive and productive.
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Melbourne
Custos
Sr. White
Shepparton Chamber of Commerce
Australia
Wales
Dean Poisoned Eucharist Tragedy at Rome Church
Rome correspondent reports the Dean of Oremond fell during communion at Gaenedral Church of St Augustus. The chalice contained hydrocyanic acid instead of wine. Police detain two suspects. bishop of Cremona recently shot in a procession. Cremona Cathedral closed pending consecration.
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London
Rome
Daily Herald
St. Augustus
Oremond
Bishap
Cremona
Meat exports rise pledged by Premier in Melbourne
The New Zealand Prime Minister Mr Karhew arrived from London and predicted higher meat exports when Britain and Argentina trade agreement ends in 1986. He denied hostility from the Dominion Secretariat and urged timely quality in negotiations with Australia.
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Melbourne
New Zealand
Karhew
London
Britain
Dominion
Dominion Secretacy
Thomas
Australia
Snow Grips Hobart After Long Snow-Free Spell
Snow blankets Hobart for the first time in years as city streets turn white and residents pause to clear accumulations. Officials warn of slippery conditions while schools and services adapt to the unusual winter weather.
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Hobart
Bnow
Sleep Walker Falls From Parapet In Melbourne
A Melbourne girl, 11, Jean Tolman, climbed from a verandah at a Prahran shop and stepped onto a parapet. A crowd gathered as she balanced and then fell nearly to the street, narrowly missing serious injury. She woke unharmed after the fall.
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Melbourne
Jean ‘Tolman
Prahran
Sho
Canberra Apprenticeship Board Powers Extended Debate
Canberra Advisory Council backed a resident extension of the FCT Industrial Board powers to cover trainees in trades not yet under an award. The move aims to fast track youth employment with three month probation, trainee wages at 15 percent above indentured rates, and education record checks. opposition urged broader coverage and warned of delays without wider awards.
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Canberra
Advisory Council
F.C.T
Tos
T. M. Shakespeare
F.C T. Industrial Board
Department of the Interior
Lotti Wealth
Industrial Board
Uhm
H.C. Green
C. 8. Daley
Commonwealth
Activitien
F.C.T. Industrial Board
Federal Capital Commiision
P. A. Gourgaud
Ordinanos
Seaman Dies After Slip From Steamer Bellanibs
John Rexton aged 59, a seaman aboard the steamer Bellanibs, was drowned early today after slipping from a gangway. His body was recovered after several hours in the water.
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Bydney
John Rexton
Bellanibs
Ater
Ferrier Sets New Golf Record at Medal Event
Tito Partier established a new course record with a score under par, finishing with a 138 to win the medal. Runner-up HA Box finished at 140 in this competitive round.
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Ferrier
Sydney
Tito Partier
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