Peace Talks Outweigh War Moves In Anglo French Talks
In London renewed peace discussions over oil sanctions fill war news briefings. Sir Samuel Hoare and M. Laval may carry a proposal to bridge British French views for settlement while Mussolini’s influence weighs in Paris. Italian turmoil and potential territorial compromises loom as talks proceed.
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London
Makale
Whitehall
Samuel Hoare
M. Laval
Daily Mail
Signor Mussolini
Menzies Elected Deputy Leader Amid Party Contest
At a special meeting of the Australian party, Mr Menzies narrowly won the deputy leader post after a secret ballot amid a field of ministerial candidates. The Prime Minister and party members debated the value of a deputy leader before announcing the result.
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Attamey
Mene Hea
United Atustralia
House of Repreventatives
Bonave
Menzies
Dyer
Baiminters
Mensies
de Tence
Parkhill
Casey
Customs
White
Lyons
C. A
Che
VAP
House of Representatives
Senate
Perkins
Jean
Ems McBride
Baldwin warns League in Abyssinia debate
In the House of Commons Mr Baldwin urges Britain to share not dominate the League of Nations role over the Abyssinian dispute. He emphasizes upholding treaties while seeking an honorable solution with other nations as Major Atlee and Mr C P Mexton oppose and the debate adjourns.
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London
Britain
Mr. Baldwin
House of Commons
League of Nations
League
Europe
Major Atlee
Baldwin
Tesly
Abyaninia
C. P. Mexton
Education focus shifts to technical training guide
The minister at the Trohsteal Education Conference urged refining technical education to align with industry needs. He warned current efforts resemble Cinderella, lacking machinery to connect with executive central control and national economy priorities.
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Bydney
Deummemd
Tor Jong
Cinderalla
American Oil Attitude Shift Clarified on Italy Shipments
Washington Tuesday the Interior Secretary Ickes issued a clarified statement signaling a neutral stance toward oil shipments to Italy. He stressed the aim was to keep producers within neutrality rules, not to halt all petroleum exports. State's Hull notes most munition firms registered under the Neutrality Act. a few delays face prosecution.
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Washington
Italy
League
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
State Department
Secretary For State
Cordell Hull
Leyad Po
Gold Gifts In Italy Home Campaign Of Metal Collection
Italian newspapers report a widespread drive for gold silver and scrap metal amid war shortages. Parendello sent Mussolini a gold medal, and a December 12 wedding ring day is planned with brides offering rings to the war effort. One Treviso bride handed her ring to local headquarters for blessing and return of a metal ring. The press ties the effort to the so called economic pageant.
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Deamatiat
Parendello
Algner
Mussolini
Taly
Trevise
Economio Peige
Mortal stabbing mystery shocks Sydney on Wednesday
Police face a second mysterious stabbing in Sydney as Thomas Jones of Washington and J Miliee are injured in separate incidents. Victims are taken to St Vincent's Hospital with chest wounds and spurting blood. Doctors report low hopes for recovery while investigators seek clues and exact circumstances.
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Sydney
Thomas Jone
Uiller
Pashington
Vincent
Charles Boyce
Rea
J. Miliee
Albion Street
Dartinghuret
St. Vincsor's Hospital
Finn
Employers Question 49 Hour Week Report Summary
Employers criticize a Select Committee report on reintroducing a 40 hour week in Victoria. They argue the inquiry ignored broader economic impact, noting evidence mainly from employers and lacking independent validation. The Chamber of Manufactures president says the committee’s work was partly prejudged by political influence and relied on arbitration court hours rather than broader expert advice.
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Victoria
Chamber of Manumehises
My. W. F. Thomas
Snployers
Search for Flyers In the Antarctic
Investigations by the Minister for Defence Mr Parkebill and Minister for Mintéraal Affaire Sir George Pearce consider the British whaling ship Discovery TL for a search mission to locate airmen Men yea Lincoln Bilsworth and Kenyon missing after a failed Antarctic crossing. After cables between Commonwealth and British governments Prime Minister K Lyon indicated readiness if feasible for the voyage. The ship, due at Melbourne December 9, would sail to the Bay of Whalew to begin the search if approved.
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Defence
Parkebill
Mintéraal
George Pearce
Men Yea
Lincoln Bilsworth
Kenyon
Antarctica
Commonwealth
K. Lyon
Packilll
Melbourne
Bay of Whalew
Retrospective Statutory Rules Debate Reaches Senate
Attorney-General report reviews rules made October 12 and a committee verdict on retrospective regulations under Statutory Rules 1937 number 58. Senator Pearce warns against broad evidentiary provisions while noting Post and Telegraph Act powers support regulation. Government favors a general validating measure to protect rights. debate centers on balancing legality with justice.
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Ealing
Genato Astor
Senst
Pearce
Attorney-General
Hon Wan
Stas
Wer
Wer Service Homes
Peace Old
Chow
Benalur Pearce
Poison fumes victim found in shaft near Inverell
Harry W. Fox descended a shaft and later collapsed from poison fumes. He lived at Tingha and worked at a shaft using blasting powder. After an explosion yesterday afternoon he returned home and developed symptoms, failing to return. A search party recovered his body at the shaft’s foot.
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Inverell
Weanestay
Harry W. Fox
Fox
Tingha
Neco
Shen
Alberta social credit tablets wage tax proposal
The taxation inquiry committee of the Social Credit Government reports recommending a one per cent wage tax and a one per cent sales tax. Premier Aberhart faces protests over delays in the promised twenty five dollar monthly payment to each resident as the government holds the program pending further action after Major Jngiss visited Alberta to outline the plan.
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Alberta
Socint Credit
Ales x
Bf Aberhart
Qnda
Choice Rascality Judge Denounces Rydney In Damages Suit
Chief Justice Jordan denounces the conduct in a case where William Lloyd Bagnall, former MLA, sues Raward Cimug Boulton for breach of contract. The jury awarded 1600 in damages amid references to alleged influence and prior agreements. The trial touched on a National Tobacco Corporation document and a controversial corporate engagement. Financial figures cited include £82,000 and £3,800 terms, with a final share around £4000.
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Rydney
Jordan
Willam Lloyd Bagnall
Forme Mla Tha
Raward Cimug Boulton
Henri Ly
Bagnall
National Formecy Corporat
Pire
Stavementa
Veyte Keno
Pany
Miho
W. Iuvenors
Princess Victoria London Funeral Service Scheduled
The funeral service for Princess Victoria will be held Saturday at St George Windsor Castle. Royal family members and personal friends are expected to attend the public service at the Chapel Royal in St James Palace with limited ceremonial attendance.
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London
Victoria
St. George
Windsor Castle
Chapel Royal
St.t Jamen Palace
Population trends in a colonial dataset from 19th century census
A rough extract outlines population figures for regions including Ritrnin and nearby areas, noting shifts over a multi year period. It mentions a large population in certain groups and contrasting figures for arrivals and departures, with dubious spellings and inconsistent numerals throughout.
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Mt Ropterby
Maloa
Leiton
Tina Awarter
Romanian Speaker Draws Gun During Parliamentary Dispute
In Bucharest the Romanian Parliament speaker drew a revolver from his pocket during a stormy debate and threatened to shoot an opposition member. The scene escalated as the member rushed the chair while aides restrained him. The speaker was escorted from the chamber and placed under protective guard.
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Bucharest
Tay
Garmin Ube
Ultimatum to Seamen Union Meetings in Sydney
Special seamen meetings will be held in Sydney and Melbourne on Friday to consider the Government ultimatum. A motion will seek return to work pending Federal Arbitration Court review. Despite yesterday backing a stoppage, calmer counsel may prevail and crews could resume work.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Federal Arbitration Court
A.C.I.U. Han
9 Cone Free
James Patrick and Co
Volun
Te Sidiog
Lie Arbitration Court
Althoug
Tere
Almilae
Die Venéla
Newcastle
Commonwealth Guy
Fideral Architration Court
Navigation Department
Moreton Bay
Brisbane
Niagara
Vancouver
Ktenmee
Port Kembla
Jhip Owners Reject Union Request
The Australian maritime story reports Jhip owners reject a union request amid government mediation. Prime Minister Lyonn says leaders Curting and Branley consider a 41 hour ultimatum and may delay action until a Melbourne meeting tomorrow. Officials hint at possible Transport Workers Act use if seamen resume work.
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Lander
Curting
Labour Party
Branley
Commonwealth
House of Rppreanata
Me. Lyonn
Thal Lal
Horie
Hirolm
Melbourne
Thors
Walt
Transport Workers
Spcink Saat
Lyone
Sime Genuide Linda
Marrow
Tribute to Mr Boullin by Labour Party Leader Curtin
Mr J H Scullin lauds Mr Boullin at a Labour Party dinner in Parliament House marking Boullin’s retirement from leadership. Curtin praises Boullin as a steadfast captain through tough times and recalls his antiwar stance and global regard amid party unity discussions.
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Labour Party
H. Soullin
Curtin
Scullin
Labour
Fariiament
Beullin
Ami
Soulli
Mr. Boullin
Canberra
Jati
Malin
Boullin
Court mourning ordered for Princess Victoria death
Court mourning for six weeks has been ordered with three weeks of full mourning and a similar period for half mast. On December 7, the funeral will be held with national grief. The Commonwealth Government cancelled a planned luncheon at Parliament House. Governor-General and ministerial attendance noted.
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Victoria
Commonwealth
Parlament House
Inetand
Yeaterday
Uly
Australia
Prison Outbreaks End in Fatal Clashes at Prisons
Reports describe deadly prison uprisings across several states including New York and Oklahoma. Convicts seized control at facilities, killed a civilian employee and a guard, wounded many, and briefly seized a vehicle. Guards and inmates exchanged gunfire and improvised weapons as authorities regained control. Six inmates linked to the O’Malley gang were noted, with one leader reportedly wounded and captured.
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Mnameni
Wodle Hole
Boston
Dugder
Mramen
Pitts
Covolyevn
Fang Tane-Yan
Overseas Intelligence Compilation Rights Renova Agreement
A terse notice notes NW sources of Information to be wed in compiling all overseas intelligence published in this year, asserting full rights under Renova for the compilation and distribution. The announcement emphasizes the legal scope and control over derivative works and rights retained by Renova.
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MR. J. H. Scullin
Tueday
Hrenka
Orday
Ai Poranna
Nardofouhe
Triah O'Mally
Bane
Muskogor
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