States debate referendum on marketing act after Dried Fruits Case
New South Wales Premier Bruxner backs a referendum on constitutional amendments to resolve marketing issues after the Privy Council ruling. Queensland's Forgan Smith supports it while Victoria's Dunstan prefers Commonwealth financing via extra taxes or bounty. South Australia Butler opposes, citing Commonwealth control of import trade. Attorney-General Ogilvie criticizes proposed changes as unnecessary.
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Victoria
Wales
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South Australia
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Extension of Roads Agreement in Australia
Discussion in Adelaide on extending the Federal Aid Roads Agreement with a possible higher petrol tax share. NSW backs a referendum if results are satisfactory, while warning against endangering government activities. Bruxner notes organized marketing helped industries during the slump and urges constitutional amendment if needed. Consensus hinges on unity and clear public interest.
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Adelaide
Thureday
Commonwealth
Defence costs in Australia reach vast federation total
An analysis reveals defence expenditure across Australia totals 945 million pounds with annual per federation costs of about 28 million. Navy, Army, and Air services together represent a major share of the outlay and cannot be easily offset by other savings.
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Tne
Oftclad Aguren
Peace conference faces mixed response to Roosevelt plan
New York dispatch reports cautious reception from diplomatic circles on President Roosevelt's proposed peace center and plan. Key figures like Cordell Hull reportedly not consulted, while ambassadors and leaders weigh feasibility and potential reactions from governments.
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New York Times
Prosigaat Roogevnnt
Aurorieg
Palestine Arabs Call Off Strike Conflicting Reports From Jerusalem
The Jerusalem correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says the Arab Supreme Committee issued a proclamation calling off the strike after an all day conference. It states that once order is restored the government will suspend Jewish immigration and release prisoners from Sarafand Concentration Camp and others jailed for disturbances. They expect mediation proposals to be accepted next week.
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Jerusalem
Daily Telegraph
Arab Supreme Committee
Sarafand
Relief Works Cabinet Conflict Likely at Sydney Meeting
Ministers clash over responsibility for work relief policy as cabinet set to review it Tuesday. Several ministers object to remarks by Mr Spooner at the UAP meeting and insist the cabinet bear policy responsibility. Meanwhile about 7500 men are removed from relief works in metropolitan areas, many no longer eligible for the dole due to income rules, with more dismissals delayed until after the cabinet session.
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Spooner
U.A P
Thurada
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J.C. Rous
Floodstricken Tallangatta Sees Rescue Efforts Continue
In Tallangatta and surrounding districts floodwaters surge as towns are cut off. A boy named Keli Stammers fell into Bendigo Creek and was swept away. rescuer WL V. Plattery leaped in and saved him after others joined the perilous effort. The party recovered the fallen rescuer.
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Thurstey
Tallangalta
Keli
Bendigo
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German offer to reduce arms gains favor with France
German Economics Minister Dr Schacht seeks wartime appeasement by urging France to open borders to German goods and to return colonies for raw materials. Berlin reports warn of winter food shortages as grain reserves dwindle and imports surge to stabilize currency and factory output.
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Alberta Court Bans Aberhart Scrip
Edmonton Alberta Supreme Court upheld an injunction preventing the town of Edmonton from issuing the Aberhart Government Prosperity Certificates. The order remains in force until the matter is reviewed by the Supreme Court likely in September. The court did not rule on the certificates’ validity.
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Essex County objects to attack on Farnes
A London cricket issue reports Essex County Cricket Club responding to Kent bowler Wreessan's criticism of Farnes. The club's secretary defends Farnes as mischaracterizations and promises to prove Freeman's allegations unfounded while noting Kent batsmen' approach and the impending tour to Australia.
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Rebels Fail to Capture Objectives On Ibero Front
Rebels attempt to seize trim and threaten a convoy but government planes keep them at bay. Air raids target insurgent concentrations as forces clash from Trun to San Bo Sastion with dawn artillery and heavy fire at daybreak. Government claims claim two rebel columns destroyed near Malage and a cargo steamer sunk in Conte Harbour.
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Warship crew ruled by ruthless officers during raid
An American recounts aboard the Spanish warship Miguel Cervante during a cargo raid. He describes brutal discipline, killings of a captain and lieutenant, forced acts, and the crew’s pride in their piracy while confining bodies and valuables.
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de Gervate
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United States
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Thay
China
Trades Hall challenges A L P executive over unity
The Sydney Trades and Labour Council voted to hold a conference on September 12 to address disunity in the Labour movement. Assistant secretary A McAlpin said they will push to expel parts of the Trades Union movement and fight inside the party to restore rank and file freedom of expression ahead of elections.
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Sydney Trades and Labour Council
Labour Movement
A.L.P
Trades Union Movement
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Rebels and Lang Rival Labor Daily Poll Sparks Split
A Labor Daily poll shows the rebels led by Mr Lang with a majority while the Lang faction gains support from ALP branches and party leaders. The unions claim two thirds of delegates favor the mutual conference, despite broader party backing for Lang.
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Intervention unlikely while NSW labour dispute remains unsettled
Melbourne reports officials expect no federal intervention in the New South Wales state labour dispute until every avenue for a state led settlement is exhausted. The comment notes efforts toward state action as the primary path to resolve the impasse.
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Trotsky Alleges Soviet Plot in Oslo Interview
In an interview with News-Chronicle special representative Leon Trotsky, now exiled in Norway, claims a Soviet plot exists and says letters from those killed will reach the public. He notes stricter Norwegian conditions and constant police surveillance during his stay.
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Leon ‘Trotaky
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News-Chronicle
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Trotaky
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The Zero Hour Speech by Stalin Troops Must Be Ready
A dramatic wartime address attributed to Stalin urges military readiness as forces prepare for imminent action. The message emphasizes discipline, unity, and swift obedience to orders in the face of advancing danger.
Frontiers London Reports War Front Rhetoric
A damaged clockwork foreign dispatch cites speeches urging readiness for war as German aggression narrows options. It notes figures like Dirishotoft and Marshal Duchaciv, with the Daily Mail and Evening News repeating the claims via a Russian correspondent.
Trade Impasse Shapes Tokyo Canberra Prospect
In Melbourne on Thursday reports say negotiations stall as Tokyo anticipates a pro posal from Australia. The minister for trade is expected to present a formal offer ahead of the Canberra trip.
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