Sudetens Decline Negotiations DEKY GRIEVANCES
London reports a heated discussion over the status of Australian states within the federal system. Agents General insist on preserving state powers while arguing for Commonwealth defense and policy control. A meeting with the Prime Minister and officials followed, with no clear agreement and notes of continued dispute.
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Daily Telegraph
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Czech Government Plans Rejected Sparks Difficult Talks
Prague reports that Sudeten representatives have rejected proposals from the Czechoslovak government. Negotiations will be hard to continue as Sudetens deem the offer unsatisfactory.
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Prague
Germany pushes naval programme with three subs and carriers
Berlin reports a disquieting postwar push in naval expansion. discussions with Sudeten leaders and Lord Runciman continue, aiming to mediate before a formal breakdown. Vice-Admiral Guse notes plans to build 3 submarines and total 81 submarines, plus four battleships and two aircraft carriers, at Vulkan yards in Stettin.
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Japan Drives Toward Yellow River Front Turmoil
Report from Shangh ai notes Japanese offensive in Southern Shenai toward the Yellow River. Chinese claims of repulsed attacks on Kuling with heavy casualties. Plague reported in Fukien. In Manchuria a police official shot in an incident. twenty rounds fired. In Peiping two French soldiers arrested during a cabaret brawl in the Japanese quarter.
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Ue Frenon
Insurgent Drive Held in Spanish War Loyalist Claims
Disjointed report notes insurgent divisions near Gandema region nearly wiped out, with government forces solidifying positions on the Zujar river bank. London dispatch mentions ongoing British discussions on Franco, volunteers withdrawal, and a trade treaty with America. A commission is reportedly investigating wholesale bombing of civilians.
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America
Strikes Hit Australian Aircraft Engineers in Peace Effort
In Sydney on Thursday the Commonwealth Council of the amalgamated engineers union demanded an immediate conference with Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation. If not held, a general stoppage threatened Garden Inland naval depot and Lithgow works, risking widespread layoffs and possible court action. Union leaders pledged full support for the strikers and warned of swift action if civil order was jeopardized.
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Diggers' Appeal to Women Urges More Children
During the war, women urged parents to increase their family size to three as official statements noted. Now men who volunteered are returning to the mines, and the matron argues the two children do not repay soldiers for their risks.
Renew Strike Threat at Newcastle Collieries
A chaotic notice states that a resolution was carried to serve all colliery proprietors with a conference demand. If not complied within the fourteen day notice period, a stoppage may be set to begin, threatening renewed strike action across Newcastle area collieries.
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Berlin Bourse Slump Deepens Amid Market Turmoil
A chaotic fall in Berlin markets worsens as private investors rush securities downward. Banks are blamed for attempts to stabilize quotations while authorities exert effort to curb the crisis amid broader German economic strain and Austrian concerns.
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Berlin
Wednende
Joana Wai
Savera
Lindbergh to discuss Arctic airline route proposal
Col Lindbergh plans discussions on establishing a regular Europe to America air route via the North Pole and Behring Straits. He visits Soviet northern territories to assess the possibility of an immediate opening. Lindbergh, director of American Airways, is believed to be sponsored by the American government.
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America
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Behring Straits
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Pick A Back London Plane Aims For Long Distance Flight
London September reports a back pickup plane Mercury set for a long distance record attempt at prest by Ragen. Extra petrol tanks being readied, flight range 107000 miles claimed. Short Brother company preparing a faster plane capable of 300 miles per hour carrying a ton of mail for nonstop London to New York.
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Hull Speech Published in Germany Prompts Critique
American appeal in German press notes that unmutilated versions of Cordell Hull’s speech promise U S support for international reform. Commentary says current U S foreign policy diverges from non interventionist roots and risks alienating others with vague promises for peace and freedom worldwide.
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Wedneminy
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Cordell Hull
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Germany
Commenta Uvat
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M. Farrowneas
Safe robbed at Berry station in daring night-time theft
Three men and two women are suspected in the safe blowing at Berry last night. The stationmaster Mr Parsons was awakened by an explosion at 10 pm and watched the trio flee as two women held the car doors. The getaway car was driven off with £5 18s stolen, the second raid in weeks at Berry.
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Gerry Rahway Beatson
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Wage agreement for Newnes fi Sydney
A wage agreement was reached between the Mine Federation and the Connish miners, mediated by Wealth Oil Pty Ltd. The deal increases pay from 44 to 4. It was reported as occurring on Thursday with the details outlined in the provided document.
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Insurance scheme faces opposition in New Zealand House
Opposition Leader Hamilton argued the Social Security Bill relies on a tax path to fund pensions and health measures. Critics say the act grants government power to delay doctors and disrupt services while the plan’s details about retirement ages and pension eligibility are contentious.
State Session Budget Speech New Castle
The dispute at North Wallarah Colliery neared settlement after a compulsory conference led by Justice Cantor. Terms were drawn up for miners federation and North Wallarah Pty but not announced. ratification by strikers to follow tomorrow morning. Sydney reports eight of thirteen coalers idle as protest spreads. Premier Stevens plans state budget completion and moves on bills including medical, betting amendment, local government, and primary production reforms.
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Mursony
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Stevens
Laurel and Hardy to Part in Blockhead Disaster
Fragmented OCR reports Laurel and Hardy split on a revival of the current comedy Blockhead. Studio officials accuse Laurel of refusal to participate while Harry Lange is named as a potential replacement. details unclear.
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Wheat price talks planned in Suaram open meeting
A Premiers Conference in Bydney will discuss stabilizing wheat prices across Suaram. The event, set for Friday, aims to outline measures to support growers and curb volatility amid market pressures.
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Bydney
Pramiarn
Suara
Family neglect case heard in Coburg Court Melbourne
Four children and their parents were found living in an abandoned tent in a paddock. Inspector Morey Minne Beattie of the Victoria Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children testified the children were found shivering while the parents slept nearby. Magistrate ruled neglect not wilful despite inadequate lodging.
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Ben
Coburg Court
Morey Minne Beattie
Victoria Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Robert Over
Puncor Vale
Mra Beattie
Smuggling Ring Disputed By Sydney Official
A Sydney court heard claims of smuggling involving imports of ova and firearms components. Trial details include alleged prices and shipments linked to a central department official, with confrontations over evidence and weapon claims.
Hotels Declared Under CamIt An Sydney Declared Hotels
In Sydney the suburban motels and one city hotel were declared under cami An authority by Mr Juelln Owen today. Police hold power to arrest any person entering or leaving the declared premises.
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Sydney
Juelln Owen
Sydney Briefs Highlight Defence Manoeuvres and Court News
In brief from Sydney on Thursday reports note improved defence measures and coastal shore patrols following irregularities at a country greyhound event. Also covered: the Soviet Supreme Court bench appointing Ivan Golya wavy as president. Retail sales show a 6.0 percent rise to end June 1088 per Commonwealth Bank data.
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Sydney
Bet
Mure
Commonwealth Bank and Retail ‘Traders Research Bureau
Atoron
RAF Expert Assesses Australia Defense Plans
An RAF expert reports that current precautions for protecting civilians in Australia are adequate. The minister for Defence informed Parliament that the government views the measures as sufficient and that no further steps are required at this time.
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Fragmented Parliament Debate on Draft Measure Analyzed
In a disrupted session MPs debated the draft measure amid protests and claims of violation by members. Speakers complained that portions were altered and questioned the integrity of the process while urging adherence to parliamentary standards.
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