Rules Conference Weighs Amalgamation Of Codes
The Interstate Conference debated merging Australian Rules and Rugby League. The draft rules will guide future study by leagues, with a decision on another conference to follow. Delegates warned no quick merger, noting strong state support for current codes and cautious evolution over years. The gathering ended amicably amid condolences for Jay Morris's death.
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Dublin tensions over parade ban rumor and wheat dispute
London reports intense indignation at France's wheat policy and possible action against the Irish Blue Shirts amid talk of martial law under the Public Safety Act. The Paris and Dublin tensions threaten parade plans as wheat prices collapse and security moves loom.
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Attack on Austria Nazi Broadcast in London News
A Thursday report from London notes hope that a Nazi broadcast from Munich signalling the end of a speech series may mark a turning point. It references Rome’s urging to end incidents to restore normality between Berlin and Vienna and German assurances to Italy about suppressing further air incursions.
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Pre Election Pact Urged By Settlers Conference
A Friday Settlers Conference resolution urges the Country Party to seek a preelection pact with the UAP to secure balance of power. The discussion covers proportional representation, Senate elections, and concerns over open ports and imperial unity amid evolving federal policy.
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Thor Wad
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Mgali
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Plattera
Unclear report on Moore 53 at sea in Sydney
Fragmentary account from Sydney reports Moore, 53, of Baivatlon City, fallen 80 feet at sea near Malta after a Mediterranean passage. Ray Morris details: man was ashore at midnight, treated for ear trouble, hospital admission, and disappearance amid a Royal Navy era context.
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Kangaroo footballer Morris dies surprising loss
Australian footballer Morris, a key centre threequarter for the Kangaroos, died unexpectedly. His versatile career began at Ventura Suburbs and rose through higher grades before earning a spot to accompany Australia to England, where he was expected to shine.
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Morris
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England
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Kogiend
March for Missing Airmen Events Reported
A brief notice notes gatherings in Eton and nearby areas to honor missing airmen. Organizers urge participation and remembrance as communities reflect on unresolved wartime losses.
Lyons denies Groom joining UAP amid Toowoomba visit
Prime Minister Lyons dismissed claims Sir Littleton Groom would join the UAP. He said the Toowoomba visit had no political significance. London grain traders criticize price protection schemes, noting costs cited by The Daily Express and the French plan burden British taxpayers.
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Littleton Groom
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Toowoomba
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Achame
Antan
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Cuban Opposition Condemns U S Mediation Effort
In Havana the Machado Liberal Party Executive Committee condemned the American Ambassador Welles for precluding Cuba sovereignty by mediation talks. Welles proposed a peace plan calling for President Machado to retire from office as part of an effort to resolve Cuba's political crisis.
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General O Duffy Outlines Policy And Parliament Plan
General O Duffy, in an interview with the Daily Express from London, explains a policy shift aimed at reforming parliament. He advocates abolishing certain offices and republishing reform, with aims to improve agriculture, industry, education, and vocational training while maintaining intergroup balance.
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O'Putty
Hey
Exprean
O'Duffy
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Rumors of Crash Dismissed for Airman Angmassanl
An airman, reported missing after an apparent incident, was later confirmed safe. Officials said earlier rumors of a crash were unfounded, and the service member was located and unharmed after a routine check. The event prompted inquiries but concluded with official reassurance.
Dublin collectors plan to raise money for arms
The United Irishman reports that Mr. Torey is sending scribes to urge householders to raise funds to buy weapons and equipment. It describes a group as preparing to stir unrest in streets next Sunday or during a planned unarmed protest at their homes, signaling potential riots beginning with official uproar.
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United Irishman
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Wanwcterd
Russia's Plight Over Grain Signals Credit Drive
A Telegraph correspondent argues Russia seeks large credits from American banks and corporations to cover a brittle grain position. The piece notes Moscow officials urge limits on foreign reporting and aims to hide economic fragility amid turmoil.
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Russia
Fareum
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Londons diplomatic clash with Rusts newsprint
The French Ambassador visited the Foreign Office this afternoon as officials warn that resistance in Württemberg is strongest among Liberals and Democrats not Marxists. General Taichmann, 70, loses post for disobeying police order to dissolve hostile faction. Nazi patrol clashes erupt in confusion as two units fire on each other, one dead and another wounded before capture.
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Ermen
Ons
Dynamite Plot in Munich Unveiled by Police Raid
Police raided hundreds of suspected Communist homes in Munich on a tip. Forty four bombs were found along with camouflaged spring devices tied to alleged Communist activity. Sixty eight suspects were arrested and sent to the concentration camp.
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Munich
Ena
Wine Industry Talks on Bounty Amid Stabilization Quests
In RY DNEY today officials from the Minister of Agriculture and a counterpart from Wales discussed the future of bounty payments as the wine industry stabilizes after the expiration of the present term. They aimed to secure continuation of support amid market pressures and policy adjustments.
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Friay
Cor Climtonin
Cal
J White
Mowmouth Wales
Mn Main
Brutal assault and robbery sentencing in Melbourne case
Two men convicted of assault and robbery faced whipping orders in Melbourne. The scene involved a Palmerston Worth bank teller and a revolver demand for 300 pounds. Police reported one assailant captured. Home invasion linked to David Wrelacott and Constantine Mamwert with details tying to a Mannthorne residence.
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David Wrelacott
Mre
Hilda Hows
Winkacott
San
Rules of Universal Football Code Adapted Play
The text outlines an ancient football code with a 140 to 160 yard field limit, 14 players per side, and roles including backs half backs centremen and a rover. Scoring includes tries worth three points and goals two, with play resuming by centre referees after scores. Penalties and tackling rules are described in archaic terms.
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Trial Football Game Blends Rugby and Australian Rules
A Sydney showground match tests a mixed code combining Rugby League and Australian Rules. Players unfamiliar with the rules struggled with scrums and kicks as officials explain the new variant amid tense play and penalties.
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