Money Payments in Upper House Election Hearings
Sydney reports expose allegations of money payments connected to the 1933 Legislative Council election. Witness lists include Sir Samuel Walder, F Bryant, and the Premier. Debate centers on whether Mr Stevens should be called and if inquiries show political corruption or misused funds. The committee demands evidence while adjourning to Thursday.
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Sydney
Selnet
Mien High Nui
Sévuel Walder
Stevens
Pratoat Nagalngt
Bir Manning
Caalraonway
Ian
Auc
Me -Snennan
Martin
Schn- Hlavet
A. Slintfer
Wwe
Sheahan
Kevenhan
Samuel Walder
Mlo
Bryant
M.G.C
Bryan
Hinds
Brybut
Samual Walder
Legislative Council
Rae Biro
Mapning
Triennial Upper House election in Sydney names several winners
The first triennial election for a 15 member Legislative Council was held in Sydney. After the initial count several candidates were elected including Mets Kneeshaow Latimer and Wragge C from multiple parties with the final result awaiting preference distribution. Labour and UAP votes formed a large share and several names and party affiliations are listed.
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Sydney
Tucatny
Legislative Council
Mets
Kneeshaow
U.A.P
Latimer
WAP
Wragge C
Willénot
To-Marcow
Labnir
Nana Mdteag
Leon Trotsky Exile in Mexico Dominates News
Fragmentary report notes Leon Trotsky in Mexico amid renewed Soviet intrigue and shifting political ties. Dispatch hints at speculation on Mexican asylum, possible Soviet pressure, and international reactions to the controversial figure.
Hitch Tokyo Trade Delegation Seeks Australia Accord
A terse report from Tusseay near K Debucht notes the te féent trade delegation to Auletrelia hopes for a commercial accord. Officials say progress is possible but Australia may demand stricter terms. The piece hints at broader tensions and potential diplomatic friction ahead.
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Tokyo
Tusseay
Debucht
Auletrelia
King's Decision Expected Today in Belvedere Crisis
London reports say a royal decision is imminent within hours as the King weighs options amid the Belvedere crisis. Labour holds a long meeting while Parliament notes Winston Churchill's lack of support. Mrs Simpson signals a retreat but the overall issue remains unresolved with documents arriving in Fort Belvedere overnight.
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London
News Chronicle
Baldwin
Rt .Belvedere
Labour Party
House ‘of Commons
Winston-Churchill
Mail
Fort Belvedere
Mrs Simpson Statement Read At Cannes Mire
Cannes bureau reports Mrs Simpson read a statement to journalists at Hotel Majentas in Cannes. She reiterated willingness to withdraw from the throne crisis if it would avert harm to Mayerty and the royal dynasty, while noting no other interviews or statements would be issued.
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Cannes
Brid Brownlow
Shapsan
Majentia
Qannen
Lord Browntow
Bivinson
Hay
Plannes
Mra. Simpson
Rentatant
Anyh
Corll Brownlow
Ats
Simpain
Simpson
London
Mtd
Fort iBelvederes Wera
Uslaware
Fragmented Commons Scenes Under Baldwin Abdication Talk
In a murky parliamentary scene Prime Minister Baldwin faced questions about abdication and royal consent. The Speaker ruled on the point of order as Colonel Wedgewood and others pressed for time to discuss the motion. Amid shifting statements, discussion touched on royal happiness, marriage, and the government’s intent to weigh the nation’s interests.
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Haute’ of Commons
Baldwin
Wedgewood
Dan
Milly
Colsaul
Wedge
Buchanan
Chute
Mamdal
Baldwitt
Fragmented Debate On Constitutional Issue In Parliament
Fragmented OCR text presents a parliamentary exchange dominated by references to the throne and constitution. It notes Baldwin Churchill and Churchill figures debating whether a full statement on the constitutional issue is required before any irrevocable decision, with cries of order and quotes about the king’s decision and parliamentary procedure continuing across pages.
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Wineton
Mr. ChuFebil
Baldwin
Churchill
Jeanfine
PlgauéatLan
Spéeker
Caurshih
Aimple Gusset
Crucial day for batsmen in Australia England test
Strong English resistance steadies day as Ward and Allen star with bat and ball. Bradman faces a pivotal hour as Australia battle to extend a fragile total after England’s bowlers, led by Ward, inflict late pressure. Leyland and Hammond rally for England, while Australia contends with rain-threatened timings and shifting momentum.
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Brisbane
Tueaday
England
Dawn
Jane— Wing
Voce
Arid
Ale
Finleton Vilcketa
Altria
Ward
Allen
Alles
Hatamen
Verity
Hilon
Jen
Kock bin
Jényen
Hardwrait
Wies
Hataman
Noth Aiea
Hardstatt
Hiaetylc
Gettiig
Bradman
Bletch
Badcock
Fingleton
Australis
Henry
Bradinem
Tims
Tavk
Australia
Lenat
Bradmich
McCormick
Jimi Hammond
Fagg
Page
Chippertisia
Arth
Flamemond
Oldfield
Crema
Lalley
Leylana
Hammond
Aimipuil
Eurep
Alngle
Leyland
Mau Sesuluh
I.b.w
Mahimond
Alea
Babatian
Ani
Tochiln Viet
O'Reilly
Ale ‘Witty
Bradmon
Bradmon, Cunning Bok Fy Een Jon Oe
S. Faye Bacon
Len Trey
Oslech
Tous
Chippysf
Ugar
Robie
Jelena
Ariel “Verley
Anid
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MR. Stevens
Withemee F. Bryant
Mer gheahAig
Uae
Ansistant
Ryan
VAP
Will Ireland Saver
Labour Fairy
Tony Musta
Epioer
Tts
Vata
Hix
Labour
Wontcott-Parkes
Renilla
Profecuness
Weaggt
Knooxnaw
Marre
Spec
Bridges
Evatt
Udla
Tatoney
Gibb
Greenup
Roberts
Heap
Yager
Ngne
Leon
Trotsky A
Mexico
I Sgegov, Donny
Poreien Alteirs
M. Eitwinatf
Mrs. Simpson
House OF Commons
Jhradloh
Mr. Baldwin
Simipavn
Rome
Ted
Government
Jrebura
Ghiaretu
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