Lost Star of Australiain Flight Search Fails
Honolulu reports a Continental monoplane Star of Australia traveling from Oakland to Honolulu forced down at sea. A vast air and sea search failed to locate Ulm and companions as night fell, with authorities noting limited fuel and drifting possibilities. The Navy, Army, and patrol planes continued tracking drift and beacon signals in hopes of a rescue.
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Star of Australia
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California
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Archipelago
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Navy
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Sahlien
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Thor
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Levinton
JeoRexeucre
BF Sey
Tam
Navy Mhianen
Hava Lookouta
al Latande
Wren
Hawaii
Sans -Minehyres
Atill
Reichstag Fire Plot Revealed By Journal Document
A dated report outlines a document purporting to show how elites and Storm Troopers conspired to burn the Reichstag. It cites Ernst and others describing who was involved, the method using a phosphorous agent, and attempts to frame Communists while seeking to extend Nass Ernal power. The piece notes alibi claims and mentions figures like Goering and Hitler’s circle.
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PARIB
Lo Journal
Matt Hens
Blom
Binat
Te Sr
Fielder
Mohrenschild
Urawels
Ariag
Sweden
Heines
Ernst
Vin der Tube
Jaca Hiller
Dil Marxiura
Pat Zu
Germany Re entries Wool Market Plan Proposed by Moir
In the Wool Sales debate in the Legislative Assembly Mr Moir CP urged government action to allow German buyers back into the wool market. He argued withdrawal caused price disruptions and proposed the Premier sponsor a plan offering extended terms to re open German participation.
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Bydney
Legislative Assembly
Moir CP
Germas
Tributes to Mr Parkhill in House of Representatives
In a rare House speech on Labour and national service personalities, MPs praised Archdale Parkhill. The discussion highlighted his career as Postmaster General and his stance with the Government side.
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MR. Parkhill
Archdale Parkhill
House of Representatives
Lgden
Lang Labour
Labour
National
Fordale
Mandant
Flour tax cabinet approves tax on flour a ton
A cabinet meeting agreed to the Wheat Conference recommendation to levy a flour tax of £2 15s per ton for twelve months from January 1 to fund part of the Commonwealth’s 44 million aid to wheat growers. The move was announced amid a brief party discussion with limited attendance in Canberra. A push within the United Australia Party seeks to drop the 12s 18d per ton flour tax for a home consumption price on wheat.
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Wheat Conference
Commonwealth
United Australia Party
Canberra
Luemor
Mil U.P
U.A.P
Bellur
Harrion
Anc
Stacey
Althnaughy
Dominions Tour Considered for Duke and Duchess of Kent
The Daily Express reports a possible tour of the Dominions by the Duke and Duchess of Kent. The plan is under consideration with a view to visiting several colonies and regions, pending discussions and approvals.
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Duke and Duchess of
Kent
London
Daily Express
Duke and Duchess of Kent
Dominions
Wheat debate looms over wax floor vote in House
The report notes UAP members including Harriapa oppose a tax while ex-treasurer Casey cites constitutional issues for a home consumption price scheme. Government aims for immediate action and may alter plans. Five UAP members expected to vote when the WA Bill is brought down.
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Harriapa
U.A.P
Casey
Bllie
Tasmanian Flour Tax Attitude Reported by Minister
Tasmanian Agri Minister Congrave spoke with Prime Minister Lyons last night about flour tax in Tasmania. He urged refunding tax to Tasmanian Government for miller relief. Lyons said he would take the matter to the Cabinet tomorrow. Congrave added a refund would not raise bread prices in Tasmania.
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Congrave
Lyons
Tasmania
Tastanta
Jyyons
Cowgrave
Conference to discuss German wool purchases in Canberra
Wool traders faced discounts offered to Germans as Commonwealth Bank prepared bills for exchange. A parliamentary inquiry stalled the matter while a Canberra conference planned for Monday would urge broader participation in the wool market to reestablish Germany as a buyer.
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Commonwealth Bank
Canberra
Germany
Unclear meeting adjourned to next day in Sydney
A disjointed report from Sydney notes a meeting of a group called Movater Baty was adjourned to the next day due to unspecified causes. The text is fragmented and contains multiple garbled phrases.
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Sydney
Werthrmlay
Movater
Cauborna
Special arrangement of Reuters sources at Le Id Barvice
A brief note indicates a special arrangement concerning Reuters sources of information and related editions. The statement reserves all rights and states that intelligence published in this and all editions is protected.
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Reuter
Leid Barvice
Relief workers questioned in House on harvest work refusals
In Parliament Representative James pressed the Government on plans to dismiss relief workers in the Federal Capital Territory on December 21 with a January 4 call up, claiming it could dodge Christmas pay. Paterson countered that workers continued in relief before Christmas to secure wages, Hawker asked about territory workers preferring relief jobs locally to harvesting elsewhere and potential ineligibility for relief. Paterson said he was unaware of farm labor shortages but would consider remarks.
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James
Lang Lab
Federal Capital Territory
Bir
Paterson Eld
Hawker
UAP
Paterson Sait
Mawler
Rural Policy Debates Stir London Readers
The Morning Fool urges Britain to restrict foreign imports to protect Australia’s agriculture, warning of countervailing effects and lifted costs. The Times counters, urging balanced consideration of all interests including British consumers and export sectors, and cautions against rapid, partisan conclusions without consensus.
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London
Britain
Australia
Commonwealth
Ignor
Comprehensive Plan for Transfers to Canberra Outlined
The Interior Minister Paterson said the Cabinet has not finalised which departments will transfer to Canberra due to heavy business. He expects a timely, decisive plan. Dr Page urged Australia to demand no restrictions on trade in the British market. The conference approved creating an Australian Agricultural Council to influence tariff policy across Australia and the Empire.
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Paterson
Canberra
Bage
Australie
Page
Australian Agricultural Council
Eucharistic Congress Address in Melbourne Today's Vision
Fragmented OCR text reports a religious congress in Melbourne with officials proclaiming private and public life guided by fidelity and holiness. The piece mentions danger and public concern about Catholic clergymen and a controversial stance, but the garbled words obscure specifics.
Australian Forestry School Ceremony Highlights Recognition and Growth
At the Canberra Forestry graduation, Principal C E Lane Poole outlined rising respect for the Australian Forestry School. The event, presided by Minister T Paternon, saw notable attendees including the Governor General and Lady Isaack, the Governor of New South Wales Sir Philip Game, and Senator Lynch. Poole reported ongoing research progress, staff expansion, and a rising role for forestry education across Australia.
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Australian Forestry School
C.E. Lane Poole
T. Paternon
Isaack
Sir Philip Game
Lady Game
Goding
Benaie
P. 4. Lynch
Beaste
House of
T. Paterwon
Ren Fm Australia
Australia
Aia
Lane Poole
Department of the Interior
Lape Poole
Monterey
Ducobs
Miner politics shakeup on Labor Daily ballot ticket
The Federal Council of the Mineral Peiaratina met in Inrades Hall to decide the Industrial ticket for four directors of The Labor Daily. J Kiburn and T Fol of Amalgamated Printing Tramns lead the ticket joined by W Orn and Lowdon of Miners Federation. The Council backed an old age pension fund for miners funded by a tax on all commodities.
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Bynney
Ananimeus
Federal Council of the Mineral Peiaratina
Stattem Tholi Nang
Labor Daily
J. Kiburn
T. Fol
Amalgamated Printing Tramns
W. Orn
Lowdon ‘Miners’ Federation
Canven
van Mesars
J. T. Lang
Bewley
L. Bell
Tramways
A. Reen
Minera’ Federation
Film Quotas Bill Introduced in Sydney Assembly
A film quotas bill was introduced in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly to regulate film exhibitions and promote Australian productions. The measure proposes distributor and exhibitor percentages to support domestic films, with details debated by Chief Secretary charity and others.
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Australia
Wales
Beerstory
Metey
Esate Wan
Tim Is Saabey
Tne
Iit
Stem
Mr. Chattey
Aed
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