German Refugees and Turkish Restrictions Reported
A Geneva report for September predicts at least 130000 German refugees in 1934 with 80000 more in Europe, many without work, while others found new homes in the United States, Australia and South America. Turkish authorities bar 600 Jewish refugees at Almyron, sparking complaints aboard the steamship Moreton.
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Constable Killed Wellington Crime Scene Report
Constable Watt and Constable Black investigated a crash near Weimate where George Bet and his brother Bal Bet were found dead. Watt died from injuries after falling twelve feet to a crane while later hospitalised. Black sustained serious injuries.
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ANZAC BALL Function To-night at Albert Hall
Anzac Ball to be held at the Albert Hall with a full dancing program in the ballroom and ample lounge space. Non dancers can use gallery tickets, special buses run after the ball, and the event is under the patronage of the Governor.
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Bliss Routhwell Celebrates OzInd Day Victory
Bliss Routhwell of Hail celebrated her OzInday on Monday, winning a greane nonprataiations foam mam honor for her family and friends. My Routhwell is currently raiding with Deena, MnO. J. Brean, wl Quown. beyan.
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RICAN AIRMAN RELEASED
An American airman reported released from prison after two years in the custody of General Winsniss forces within the international brigade. The wording confirms the man’s identity and release status amid ongoing hostilities and prisoner exchanges.
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Revenue avenues eyed as Tax policy rolled draft details
The government weighs excise and customs shifts as tobacco duties loom. Expenditures touch defence works funding and loaned sums with London holdings and Australian bank balances cited alongside July deficits and receipts. National revenue probes include possible reimposition of tax regimes and protection of local production amid defence spending.
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Russia Calls The Tune He War Period In Britain Policy
Britain’s foreign policy erratic handling of Russia has led to repeated blunders and fear driven decisions. The piece argues Chamberlain’s delays and misreads allowed Russia to gain influence in Asia and Europe, shaping China support and Polish fate, while Britain risks losing leadership to Moscow’s diplomacy. The critique views Russia as Britain’s pivotal but paradoxical ally in the Far East and Europe.
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Military Works Tenders Placed by Commonwealth Gazette
A list of military works tenders announced yesterday includes airmen facilities at various stations. Items cover airfield erection and fencing at Ballarat West, storage buildings at Laverton, road reconstruction at Victoria Bar racks Melbourne, and aerodrome preparation with fencing at Ballarat.
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Allegations in Court Over Trades Credit Wind-up
In the Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court today Alfred Dalgety Bridges liquidator for Trades Credit Australia Ltd alleged the disappearance of a liquidator and some directors and the destruction of documents. Morris Butteose of Assillone Ltd and others were named as having withheld documents vital to the winding up. The case also involves John Henry Flegier seeking continued winding up and a new liquidator, with Traders Credit Ltd seeking an investigation into share disposals and related actions.
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Drought Crisis Hits India as Food Shortages Grow
The Times correspondent reports severe drought across Kathiawar and other regions. Water scarcity, crop failure, and rising hunger drive people, including families and children, to seek relief amid mounting fatalities and distress in western districts.
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War Book Controversy Stirs Wartime Meeting
Prime Minister Mr. Mensier addresses a War Book Contingent meeting describing the urgent need to prepare plans for defence. The book, nearly complete, lays out emergency measures and aims to prevent confusion during crisis.
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New Zealand Seeks Trade Reciprocity With United States
Washington reports a New Zealand minister and officials from the Trade and Export Bank discussed reciprocal trade policy with the U S State Department. Talks explored boosting New Zealand exports, especially wool, while acknowledging American opposition to broader access. A next year agreement remains unlikely, with methods under review. Officials from Ottawa depart tonight.
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Fleet Review Highlights British Strength at Weymouth Bay
London reports a royal visit with King inspecting the Renarve Fleet at Weymouth Bay. Vice-Admiral Sir Mea Morton led the fleet as the King expressed pride in the service and praised the enthusiasm and discipline of all ranks, directing congratulations to the reserve crews.
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National Insurance Family Benefits in New Scheme
Sydney report says the Minister for Social Services will revive the National Insurance plan with family benefits for dependents and protection for part employed persons. The minister did not reveal exact steps but indicated the proposal could be tested to counter political criticism.
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Royal Air Force Report of Nighttime Bombing Raid Activity
An official RAF report notes heavy nocturnal operations over southern England with Westland and London targets under adverse cloud cover. Nearly 200 aircraft raided northern Westland and surrounding areas, fighters and anti aircraft defenses rose to meet them, with several raiders circling London near Uxbridge and Uxbridge and Buriton observed.
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Parliament Budget Session Signals Duke of Kent’s Oath
The Commonwealth Parliament plans a budget session starting September 6 with the oath of office for the Duke of Kent as Governor-General on November 24. It remains undecided whether Parliament will stay in session, adjourn for the ceremony, or use a formal adjournment to grant the Duke the privilege of declaring Parliament open.
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League of Nations committee to review technics organizations
A League of Nations committee, chaired by the Australian high commissioner, will reconvene to study methods of technics organizations and commissions and propose modernizing measures. Proposals will be submitted at the next League Assembly meeting. Yogoslavia declines the presidency of the Council of the League.
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Mineral leases seek tungsten and wolfram on Coniston lands
Dr GT Madigan of Adelaide University with Mr RB Stafford announce mineral leases north of Coniston at Bratton and Willes north of Alley Springs. The 20 acre parcels aim to mine tin and wolfram deposits though the applications do not specify the mineral.
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Commonwealth offers training in London for high office
The Commonwealth Government invites applications for training in London for two years to work in the High Commissioner’s office. Selected officers will study economics and political science and upon return to Australia receive a suitable appointment, with a five year post return service requirement.
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World Wheat Carry-Over Affects Global Markets
International reports indicate a large wheat carryover with Germany’s crop around 25,000,000 bushels and a projected global surplus amid imports restrictions and production reviews. Australia’s output reached 154,436,000 bushels from 14,434,000 acres, while domestic use and exports shape the year’s balance.
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Commonwealth Air Services Contract With Ansett Airways
Commonwealth announces a second agreement under the on arrangement by the Minister for Civil Aviation. Ansett Airways to operate air services between Melbourne and Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, and Bethea and Hamilton. The agreement covers all months under the Commonwealth scheme.
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Brick Inquiry No Extension to Country Centres
Sydney reports a government inquiry on extending country centres lacking progress. The commission notes 128 Wes Pereygee Roun Wales ead Outhead and other matters before the Department of Industry for review. No concrete extension decisions have been received yet, with procedures under consideration.
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Road Safety Campaign Reduces NSW Accidents
A report notes fewer road accidents in New South Wales amid a government safety drive. The forward plan includes measures for transport reliability, upcoming meetings, and projected reductions across the state.
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State Funeral Costs Revealed for Mr J A Lyons
Contained information reports the late Mr J A Lyons funeral costs amounting to 334 84. The irregular text confirms the figure and notes details from yesterday's edition of the paper in Omaha.
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MZ Loan Conversion Details at Fondon on Thursday
Four small transactions were recorded in the New Aanland conversion day Ipon Unronphowl notes. The brief report lists limited activity with no major movements or totals.
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Obituary Notice for George Seatvas Hoel
Obituary indicates Mr George Seatvas Hoel died recently. He was associated with Williams and family ties to Hornsby where he resided with Mr and Mrs Woe and children. The notice provides limited details but confirms surviving relatives and place of residence.
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