Seamen's Union Declares Ban On Ships In Labor Dispute
In a broad action today the Seamen's Union imposed a deck ban on the Anton Steamship line vessel Horanal and pledged support to striking crews. The move follows ongoing disputes over employment and crew assignments as miners' federation backs sailors while Sydney and Newcastle branches align with the union.
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Byoney
Nso
Seamen's Union
fMihough
Anton Steamshipny
Horanal
Anton
Union
Omany
Tg Morning
Manunda
Adebaido Hisamahip Company
Antets
Broken Wi Proprietary Co
Lad
Pienos
Quater
Miners’ Federation Pe'becoms
Reamen
Sydney
Newcastle
Five NSW Seats Seen for United Australia Party
In a Mon interview Mr Lyons predicted the United Australia Party would win at least five NSW seats including Eden Monaro Calare Parramatta and Martin. He attacked Labour for worsening unemployment and financing deficits with bank resources while on a Wilmot electorate tour. He said only his party offers clear hope to lift the nation from its troubles.
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Launceston
Mon
Lyons
United Australia Party
Labour
New South Wales
Eden-Monaro
Calare
Parramatta
Martin
Labour Party
Hin Lour
Wilmot
People of
Australia
Mr. Lyons
Swing in the Country Plans to Boost Country Support
Dr. Earle Page returned to Sydney from Narrabri and said there was a definite swing in the country. He expects the Country Party to increase its strength and capture Gwydir and Calare.
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Sydney
Earle Page
Narrabri
Gwydir
Calare
Meat Producers Reject Lang Nationalisation Proposal
The Grassers' Association president Mr. F. H. Tout stated that meat producers will not engage with Lang’s proposals or nationalisation. He warned that any producer controlled cooperative marketing that implies nationalisation would be opposed firmly.
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Sydney
Lang
Narrabri
Grassers’ Association
F. H. Tout
Brinsmead Injuries Reported After Incident
Col Brinsmead sustains serious injuries in Singapore with broken ribs damaged jaw and brain contusion. He shows some improvement but remains partly paralysed on one side. The King of Siam orders a private commission of inquiry into the incident.
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Singapore
Colon
Brinsmead
Siam
Han
Unemployment Figures Debate in Australia Reflects Labour Gov Critique
Mr Stevens asserts unemployment could not be under 500000, challenging Mr Scullin's 300000 claim. Theodore allegedly confessed to 400000, with Stevens arguing these figures indict the Labour Government.
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Sydney
Scullin
Australia
Stevens
Theodore
Labour
Belgrade clash as students clash with police
About 2,000 university students protested against a Rome related trial and were repelled by police in Belgrade. The crowd marched toward Parliament House before police used truncheons and shields. a tense moment followed as the King passed. Students barricaded the university and hurled furniture and stones.
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Belgrade
Bombay
Rome
Parliament House
British Sympathy for Dutch Loss in Bangkok Air Accident
The Air Minister Lord London-Derry conveyed condolences on behalf of the Air Council to Dutch authorities after the fatal homeward Dutch air mail plane crash near Bangkok. The message expressed sympathy for the lives lost in the tragedy.
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Lainshin
Lord London Derry
Air Cound Gant
Bangkok
Municipal Poll Appeal to Supreme Court
Alderman F Cogarty seeks Supreme Court review after losing Local Government Poll by one vote. He claims the revision cost ads were not published as required and alleges grave inaccuracies in the municipal poll.
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F Murrurundi
F. Cogarty
Supreme Court
Fragmentary记: Needing clarity on ship and voyage names
Fragmentary notes mention a transfer of items to flagged vessels and reference a vessel named Niagara and a ship possibly named Koramw. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or actions.
Trade regulation urged in Britain over grain policy
London reports urged by Associated Chambers of Commerce to boost trade with Reasia. The group warns Britain’s grain market remains imbalanced with rising butter dumping anxiety dismissed. They predict Australia may undercut in ten years if current policy continues.
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London
Reasia
Wheat quota policy to be defined by Mr Thomas
In London the Minister for Agriculture Mr Thomas said in the House he would not make a further statement on the wheat quota question until negotiations advance. Mr MacDonald noted a statement on the quota's purpose and its impact on Australian wheat trade, as discussions proceed.
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London
House of
Iit
Rameny MacDonald
Anawerson
Mir
Thomas Fala
New Contender for Water Record Cited by Lord Wakefield
Lord Wakefield announced at the Authors Club Dinner that a speed boat project aims to improve pilot control and safety with Miss England as the hopeful holder of the record. He noted the craft would skim water with only a five inch draft and a five inch rudder, a setup risking porpoising and severe impact if it struck rough water.
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London
Lord Wakefield
Miss England Sr
Union books handed to police probe union funds
Books and documents of the Tramway Union were handed to the police today to probe an alleged deficiency of 17 300 in union funds. An inquiry will likely extend back several years.
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Sydney
Tramway Union
Theft Charge Brought Against Police Sergeant Chuck
Claude Booth, a Sum mer Hill grocer, charges Sergeant Cecil Joseph Chuck with stealing £11 from a Leichhardt shop till on August 1. Booth testified Chuck took the notes, hid them, and allegedly dismissed the inquiry with the remark about getting the money back.
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Bydney
Cecil Joseph Chuck
Claude Booth
Summer Hill
Glebe Court
Booth
Leichhardt
Coutler
Appa
Church
Ten Die in Peru Clash Before Inauguration
A dispatch reports ten killed and 13 wounded as clashes erupted between citizens and police in Trujillo on the eve of President-elect Cerro’s inauguration in Taiwan.
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Lima
Peru
Trujive Gbates
Taiwan
Cerro
Chinese mobilization deepens Manchurian crisis
In Manchuria a new Japanese regiment arrives prompting Governor Chang Kai Shek to urge Chiang Kai Shek to move north. Chinese students blockade railways along the Yangtze, demanding a tougher stance as traffic is halted and major cities resist government response.
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Bhanghal
Mancharia
Chang Hawe Huang
Manchuria
Chiang Kai Shek
Honjo
China
Great Wall
Yangtems
Stueens
Nanking
December 5 Amalgamation Of Banks Announced
The NSW Executive Council approved December 5 as the date to amalgamate the Government Savings Bank with the Commonwealth Bank and to release ten percent of deposits in the Government Savings Bank aid division. Manager Hall said old deposits were being released with late working hours, transferring funds to new accounts, and that fractions over ten percent would be paid to depositors.
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Sydney
N.S.W. Executive Council
Government Savings Bank
Commonwealth Bank
Hall
Japan orders broad anti bandit drive in Manchuria
General Honjo, Manchurian field commander, orders a comprehensive anti bandit campaign across Manchuria and says the bands are really regular troops temporarily disorganized. Tokyo reports a conference of Japanese military leaders agreeing on immediate self defense and that clashes with Chinese forces at many points are unavoidable.
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Shanghai
Japan
Honjo
Manchuria
Jia
Congress War Opens Rent Campaign in Allahabad District
Calcutta Monday reports a new Congress war against the Government with a demonstration planned in Allahabad district villages to recruit peasants for a rent campaign. The Congress banner red, green and white will replace the Union Jack as cultivators pledge to obey Congress orders of defiance. Arrests of agitators are likely after the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Congress
Allahabad
Lkely
Postponement of Cumberland Municipal Elections Declared
Secretary A R Bluett says ministerial postponement powers exhausted as nominations stand. Polling places fixed and cannot change. Canterbury Council meeting sees postponement as political maneuver by a blunt overbearing man.
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Bydney
A. R. Bluett
Cumberland
Canterbury Council
Alderman Bramston
Tariff policy sparks debate over emergency measures
Lord Grey of the Eighty Club warns that any Conservative push for a swift policy change could ruin the government’s character. The remark highlights tensions over emergency versus long term political reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Grey
Democrat John Garner Elected Speaker of the House
John M. Garner, a Democrat veteran of 28 years in the House, was chosen Speaker at the Opening Congress. The Democrats take control of the House for the first time in 12 years with 219 seats to 14 Republicans and one Farm Labor seat.
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Washington
John M. Garner
House
House of Representatives
Egg origin labeling decides if eggs can be called new laid
In the House of Commons Sir Joh n Gilmour, Minister for Agriculture, replied to a question on selling eggs from Africa and Australia as new laid. He stated that country of origin must be marked on all imported eggs, enabling consumers to decide if they are new laid.
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London
House of Commons
Johan Gilmour
Police raid nets two men in Glebe flat
Five detectives raided a Glebe flat in Sydney this morning and arrested two men in connection with a hold up. They were met by several women who challenged the raiders, but the men were eventually taken to the Chief Justice of the Commonwealth headquarters.
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Sydney
Glebe
Nmber
C.J.B
Unclear OCR Records Police Testimony and Forfeiture Case
Fragmentary notes describe Chuck and Besth in a money matter with references to a jar and forfeit action. Statements claim Chuck has one year in police service with no prior black marks. A late entry notes a withdrawal counts and a tax or fee of 1% is mentioned, but details are obscured.
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Chuck
Delibu
Besth
Farm Incomes Show Sharp 1991 Decline
U S Department of Agriculture reports farm incomes in 1991 will be 3 to 30 percent lower than 1900 level and 40 to 45 percent below 1970. Totals for farm products over the decades show 1939 at 11.0 billion dollars, 1980 at about 9.47 billion, with 1931 figures lower still. the future outlook remains weak.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Sydney Mayoral Race Narrowly Decided After Last Night's Vote
In a tight council meeting the governing body chose Alderman G Walder as the forward candidate for Lord Mayor by a margin of five votes. The party's decision ends a lengthy nominating process and sets the stage for the upcoming election.
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Sydney
Etheferm
G. Walder Os
Bomb explodes at detective H. B. Dunn home in Melbourne
Early today a bomb under the front door mat of Detective H. B. Dunn’s St. Kilda residence exploded while he slept at the rear. Dunn, his wife and three children were unharmed. two men fled in a motor car. Dunn had investigated Communist activities and had received warnings.
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Melbourne
H. 8. Dunn
St. Kilda
Dunn
Conspiracy Case At Parramatta Court Involving Doctor
Rene hap ain 28 Catherine Brookw Ba Lian Croke 48 were charged with conspiracy to arrange an operation for a young woman. The woman claimed she and her mother Mrs Brooks and Chapman offered £10 for the procedure after earlier talks with a doctor who asked 40 guineas. The defendants were committed for trial.
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Sydney
McIntosh Examined in Bankruptcy in Sydney
Mr H D McIntosh was examined in bankruptcy today in Sydney. Evidence showed he hosted a dinner at the Hotel Carlton in London and wired attendees in Australia. he admitted not paying for the dinner. When asked his means since March, he said he ran his own spongecake business as manager and that others had paid.
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Sydney
H. D. Mcintosh
W. A. Windever
Wineas
Carlton
London
Dukes
Caris
Australia
Mcinteith
Gace
Government grants Christmas relief to NSW works programs
The State Government grants 160000 pounds for public works in New South Wales. About 3000 men are employed in Sydney with a similar number in the country. The scheme aims to provide extra work for 1000 more soon, with each man receiving fortnightly wages.
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Sydney
Delayed Train Inquiry Misses Gaya Arrival
A train expected at Bamraull at 6.80 this morning did not arrive. Later inquiries reported a stop at Gaya at 4.0. The passenger was due to arrive here at a stated time tomorrow morning.
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Bamraull
Gaya
Hoover Seeks Steel Beams for Credit Foundation
In his annual congressional address President Hoover outlined plans to combat unemployment and funding emergencies. He stressed strengthening the credit structure with steel-like foundations while noting deficits in government finances and urging serious financial reforms.
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Hoover
Washington
Congress
Flight Perils Across The Atlantic By Herbert Hinkler
The Australian flyer Herbert Hinkler recounts a Atlantic voyage testing marine load capacity off the American coast and surviving a severe mid Atlantic thunderstorm. He describes Jamaica landfall spur of the moment and pioneering first land aircraft routes to Kingstown and Brazil. He recalls inaugurating two new air ports and jokes about arrest after drinking with the Governor.
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Mr. Hinkler
Freas Association
Beam Strait
mid-Atlantic
Jamaica
U.S.A
Kingecon
Kingsford Smith Lands at Bamrauli Before Karachi Flight
Kingsford Smith landed at Bamrauli at 6.45 a.m. refueled and immediately took off for Karachi. The trail marks a rapid turnaround in the Australia to Karachi leg.
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Kingsford Smith
Karachi
Allahabad
Bamrauli
Unclear airman recalls a perilous Atlantic storm flight
An airman describes a perilous Atlantic crossing during a storm. He recounts fighting immense aerial obstacles and lightning at 10 000 feet, relying on a luminous compass and moonlight to navigate to St Pauls Island and the Nyascaa steamer, finally landing near his charted point.
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Atlantic
St. Paul's Island
Nyascaa
Hinkler Welcomed in England After Transatlantic Flight
Herbert Hinkler arrived at Henworth Aerodrome at 2 pm greeted by his wife and Air Ministry officials led by Sir Philip Sassoon. Notables included Sir Arthur Whitton Brown Alcock, Sir Geoffrey Malmond, Peggy Halaman, and Flight-Lieutenant Staln forth. A Queensland resident praised him for putting Australia on the air map while Hinkler thanked Lord Wakefield for help in the record attempt. A monkey bit a mechanic when inspected.
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London
Herbert Hinkler
Henworth Aerodrome
Air Ministry
Philip Sassoon
Arthur Whitton Brown
Alcock
Geoffrey Malmond
Peggy Halaman
Cape
Stalnforth
Hinkler
Mr. Pike
Queensland
Australia
Bundaberg
Morese
Britain
Empire
Lord Wakefield
Lord
Lady Bronehiven
South Pacific
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Meat Producers
Col
MR. Stevens
Tahoe
Niagara
Clement
MR. Thomas
Union Books
Sollol
American Congress
Civic Reform
Mr. H. D. McIntosh
N.S.W
Hanworth
England
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