Colossal share pledge dispute hinges on bank security
In a 1931 Supreme Court hearing, Jane Aague Erlang sought an injunction to stop Australasie from dealing in shares bought through Ward and Company. The case contends the shares lodged with the bank were meant as security for an overdraft and that the bank wrongfully detained and refused to hand them over. The hearing was heavily contested.
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Sas
Supreme Court
Jane Aague Erlang
Festal
The
of Australasie
Dealin
Ward and Company
Ite
Tola
German war aims in a Hamburger Fremdenblatt analysis
A Hamburg Fremdenblatt commentary outlines German aims to dominate and control Europe. It argues for a balanced power order with a European statute, cautions against Polish state expansion, and suggests Britains wary role in accepting a German led peace, while noting potential neighbor reactions and the Gestapo symbolizing dominance.
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Europe
Brrth Foreign Ofice
Germany
Reich
Alsace Lorraine
Low Countries
Denmark
Adriatic
Ukraine
Hamburger Fremdenblatt
Gestapo
Britain
Empire Air Force Recruiting Starts in Sydney
A Sydney recruiting drive for the Empire Air Force begins with a call for twenty interviews and a welcome of applicants in the metropolitan area. Medical screening will determine acceptance with a rate of one hundred applications weekly. successful candidates advance to airman pilot training or reserve roles.
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Sydney
Manuay
Empire Air Force
Thuralay
Jiti
Rewervers and
Gunnels
Bydney
Emipire Air Warer Lw
Royal Australian Air Force
Endara
Air Force
Pipe Band Uniform Fund Appeal for Sun Battalion
Canberra event promotes a December 15 fundraiser at Albert Hall to raise 200 pounds for uniforms. Canwest Highland Booiery Pipe Band, led by Pipe Major J Rows, will pipe the Sun Battalion militiamen home from Halfway Station once uniforms are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Battalion
Canberra
Canwest Highland Booiery
J. Rows
Highland Society
Tas
Albert Hall
Devember
Milk Board Inquiry Into Bribery Allegations
Melbourne reports the Royal Commission heard evidence at St Stephen's Hospital about bribery suspicions involving Parliament members. Speaker Tunnecliffe testified as questions about alleged graft were raised. Dairy leaders questioned whether union action could influence members.
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Melbourne
Royal Commisson
St. Stephen's Hospital
Legislative Assembly
Tunnesli
Tunnecke
Ne’ Coromimioner
Gillies
Dairymen's ‘Asoc
Ila
Parliament House
Tunmeciatte
Gillen
Hie
Military canteens and policy debate reported after interview
A rough transcript notes a late night interview with Archdeacon Hammon of Sydney and ministers discussing military canteens and policy. The report indicates government shift toward its policy aims and potential actions involving military entitlements and funding.
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Ume
Benziest
Archdeacon Hammon
Sydney
Alona
Mengtes
Migrant flow gains for October in Australia
October shows no permanent population gain of 1088 at Mt Fraction as refugees continue arriving. Commonwealth Bureau figures list 498 Germans and Austrians and 48 Poles with landing permits prewar, British stock arrivals at 903 and 468 departures. Only two Italians arrived, tourism declines with 2802 Australians returning abroad and 422 leaving Australia temporarily.
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Mt. FraQion
Commonwealth Bureau of
Canaua
Bradetion
Tua
Hotel profits and misrepresentation claim heard in Sydney
In Sydney the Supreme Court heard a case involving hotel profits, with a broker describing historic profits of around 84 per cent for a publican. The suit, brought by Joseph Schumask against The Devil Altering site Crown Mute, seeks £1,000 in damages and centers on alleged misrepresentation connected to Regent Street. The hearing, before Julie Owen, proceeds with four individuals on the claim.
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Sydney
Eid
John Henry Mantial
Ely Wa Toshey
Supreme Court
Sin
OM/S
Hannah
Julie Owen
Aly
Toseph
Tia Devil
Crown
Regent Street
City
Abattoirs to Resume After Industrial Settlement
Abattoirs will resume operations tomorrow after a truce between the Meat Industry Employees’ Union and the Minister for Industry. The agreement ends a strike that affected about 1,000 slaughtermen at the ex-hastatra facility and follows negotiations led by Mr Go’ fan.
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Sydney
Tate
Tumle
Bush
Ne Meat Inditry
Unive
Mininor Fo Deahour and Industry
Mr. Go'fan
Xhastatra
Moratorium Aimed at Soldiers Rights During Wartime
Government plans a partial moratorium to safeguard service members investments. Key provisions include postponing mortgage principal and purchase money payments, protecting dependents, and shielding sellers from equity loss. Banks and financial institutions are expected to cooperate to shield homes and investments of sailors and soldiers.
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Poldiere Ant
Krauchen Gat and the Cause of Blinding Headaches
The fragment suggests a patient named Krauchen Gat suffers blinding headaches. A medical claim discusses internal waste, toxins, and a liver tonic, implying treatment to stimulate bowel action to prevent toxin buildup in blood. No clear date, place, personage, or credible source is provided.
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Krauchen
Readers Views on Canberra Meeting Costs and Cros Society
W. J. Shaws of Canberra division Australian Red Cross Society voices concern over Canberra division meetings and the cost of entertainment at business gatherings. He notes tension between local business meetings and the Victoria League event, urging reconsideration to support the Australian Red Cross effort.
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Ballon
Canberra
Ie Coste Cornell
Australian
Hed Society
Byska Nehavaper
Loway
Ifonny
RAS Grose
Gerta i
Businens
Cornel Wan
Victotia League
Tae
Shaws
Jonaident
Diviton
Red Cross Canberra Division Appeal Receipts Totals
A scanned Canberra Red Cross appeal list records received funds across many departments and banks including Commonwealth Bank Bank of NSW and Parliament staff. The tallied total shows 4380 45 with numerous entries from government and public service branches.
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Rppeal Fy
Asolely
Cwealth Bank
Parliamentary Libmay
Bank of
N.s.w
Ze Cenovoor
Ponsi
Starr
Asim Ingiaen
McTaggart
Inter Central Administration
Ani Savey
Ry Ja Observatory
Remand On Murder Charge Amid City Fire Losses
Melbourne reports a remand on a murder charge for 18 year old William Franklin amid extensive shop fires. Two cottages and main thoroughfare buildings burned. damage estimated at 3,000 pounds. Police said the victim, Ani De Vous, died from bullet wounds last November 48.
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Melbourne
Wiliam Franklin
Mur Moree
Hix
Coro
Nee
Ar Ani
Thur de Vous
Bullec
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Eave Seny
P Fajen Baby Tan
Pater
Seculrty
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Rigi
Uniform Fund Appeal
Aross
Kraschen Gat
RED Chogs Rally
RED Cross
Maky Haung
Janise
Scott's Motors
Advanx
Scotts Motorspposite
Ted
Morris
Bedford
Wim
Eee Ag
GMC
Thea Pritlips
Oraane
Craey
Hadtina
Nana Tul Oe
Queanbeyan
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