Anglo French Peace Move Afoot In Italian Cabinet Meeting
Italian cabinet members gathered at Balzano amid war maneuvers as Mussolini’s dramatic stance looms. Reports claim the session may reveal new Anglo French peace proposals while Italy speeds depatch of troops to East Africa and intensifies naval and artillery activity.
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Peace Efforts Australia Stands With Britain
Australia endorses the British war effort and reports success of a mission to secure a mastication agreement in the meat industry. Prime Minister Lyons highlights personal contacts made and the importance of the Jubilee visit to the King and war veterans in France amid tense international hours.
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France
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Huey Long Seizes Senate to Stall Adjournment Night
Huey Long mounted a prolonged refusal to yield the Senate floor aiming to block adjournment after months in session. The episode followed House wrangles over amendments attached to the revenue bill, with Roosevelt backing a broader Agricultural Admin policy. Amid shouting and jostling, lawmakers clashed, a journalist was punched, and Garner faced heated exchanges as Navy band members provided a ceremonial backdrop while Long vowed to keep fighting until midnight.
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Tor
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State deficit forecast edits budget plan
A state cabinet meeting approved the draft budget presented by the premier. The deficit is estimated under two million with no major new schemes. Savings will occur in several departments and food relief funds may be reduced, mainly on administrative costs. Railway freights and fares are expected to be adjusted.
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Btale
Tody
Record Flood on Lower Nile Escalates
The Nile flood continues rising with water levels strengthening along the banks. Precautions are being taken to prevent road and street flooding as rising waters threaten Gaira around Wednesday.
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Baino
Gaira
Civil Aviation Defence Minister Tribute in Sydney
Defence Minister Parkull spoke at a luncheon in Sydney praising civil aviation support to military mobility. He warned that diverting resources from air crews to civil aviation endangers air security and stressed naval focus with Army expansion urged through employer support for workers' training.
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Parkuill
Parnhill
Australia
Inquest Finds Nita Rab Death Caused by Own Action
A coroner returned a verdict of death by own action for 17 year old Nita Ruth Rab of Hurstville who took poison on August 10. She had visited Norman Jones of Kogarah earlier, then drank water in a bathroom and five minutes later collapsed. Medical evidence offered no clear reason for the act.
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Nita Ruth Rab
Hurstville
Norman Jones
Kog‘arah
Jones
Expansion Japan weighs immigration offer to Britain
The Daily Herald reports Japan may seek immigration surplus through Fiji Ramai Bara wak British New Guinea and Borneo, to win migration deals and gain concessions in rubber and other industries, while potentially avoiding naval talks by conceding shared territories with England and America.
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Daily Herald
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Dutch East Indies
Borneo
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Theft of Japanese Naval Papers Recovered in Quebec
Naval officers report the recovery of important Japanese naval papers stolen from a hotel in Quebec. Commander Omse of the Jea nous Navy arrived aboard Aula for Japan. The Chief of Police Emil Tru te vp and Zapaneen Minister Kato are named in the inquiry.
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Tila
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Governor General condemns hit and run drivers at RAC dinner
In Sydney on Tuesday His Excellency the Governor General Bir Samse Brance criticized hit and run motorists as contemptible. He urged drivers to be both competent and conscientious, noting many accidents are preventable with careful driving and proper licensing.
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Samse Brance
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Anglo French labour leaders meet in Paris to discuss aviation policy
The Air Ministry plans to free light aircraft production from control if insured, with discussions at a Paris meeting between Major Atto and M. Blum stirring opinions. A manufacturer notes potential labor action and argues aviation progress could curb Abyssinian war risk and lower costs, while French press fears early policy moves at Geneva.
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Clothing Trades Judge Nods To Award Adherence
Judge Drake-Brockman told the Central Arbitration Court that many employers followed clothing trade awards while a foreign quick-acting minority sought to evade them. He ordered a variation to stop holiday break rehires that undercut the award.
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Drake-Brockman
Central Arbitration Court
Australian author Tdrieas reports cattle stations abandoned
Melbourne the Australian author Ton Tdrieas returned today after a 2000 mile journey through all Bird Sydney Kidman's stations. He says two cattle stations in King Leopold Range District in Western Australia were abandoned, each 2000 to 3000 square miles, due to native disruption the harsh country and difficulty moving cattle to Derby in good condition.
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Ton Tdrieas
Malbourne
Bir Bydney Kidman
Bydney
King Leopold Hange
Weathern
Australia
Derby
Brisbane Shooting Leaves Man Wounded in Hospital
In Brisbane on Tuesday Kaith Warren, 35, was shot by a man described as 45 years old. Warren is in serious condition in hospital with a bullet near the right lung. Police are investigating the incident and have not provided a motive or suspect details.
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Kaith Warren
State Parliament Set Meeting Date in September
A special government notice announced parliament will convene on September 11 with a town official phrase indicating the legislature will meet to address governing matters. No further details on agenda or speakers were provided.
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Tuwntey
Gussite
English batsmen fail with new LBW rule
A garbled report notes English batsmen failing under a new LBW rule. It mentions run makers Satellite and Woolley 2008 passing a 3,000 run milestone with limited time, referencing a mascot and unclear context amid wartime wording.
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Will forbids mixed marriages in probate will
The estate of the late Eric Hamilton Elliott of Rose Bay is probated. The will includes a clause that if either son born Roman Catholic or married to a Catholic woman, the son would forfeit under the will.
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Eric Hamilton Elliott
Rose Bay
Sither
Waverly Club Officials Resign Over Oval Move
In Sydney, Waverly District Cricket Club officials resign after a dispute over a management decision to relocate operations to Woollahra Oval. The protests followed a committee vote and disrupted club plans for the season.
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YAS Acon
Labour candidate outlines Canberra policy at Kingston meeting
Labour candidate B G Kelly opened the Advisory Council campaign at Kingston Friendly Societies Hall last night. The policy calls for Canberra development, expanded Industrial Tribunal scope, full time relief work, and a formal apprenticeship system. He argues for housing charge relief for home purchasers, mortgage interest reductions aligned with falling rents, Sunday sport referendum, and regulation of betting prices.
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