Rome Berlin standoff on new year in London
Rome Telegraph and Times reports flagging Italy and Germany pressing for unseated demands as a new year begins. Paris discussions between von Ribbentrop and Rene a Ta focus on economic issues with a 80 minute Louvre talk cited, while hopes rise for Franco German cooperation on central and eastern Europe.
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National Insurance Postponed Amid Turmoil Finally Decided
After 48 hours of intense political turmoil the government announced postponement of national insurance contributions to September 4, 1939. Treasurer Casey stated the move buys time for proposals and amendments for small employers, farmers and shopkeepers while the plan to reshape the scheme is pursued. The measure sparked opposition from Country Party members and ongoing debates about potential abandonment or major reform of the system.
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Ayetem
Under Control Mountain Fire Firefighters Respond
A bush fire near a mountain area threatened a vehicle but was brought under control by swift deputy and five men who were saved by firefighters arriving at the scene. Principal details include the names Mer Bear and five men involved.
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Bydney
American Wheat Estimate Amid Poor Conditions
New York reports slipping wheat prospects for next season as adverse weather and reduced mortgage activity weigh on production. Private exporters and the New York Journal cite a drop from about 824 million bushels to around 700 million, signaling weaker winter crop expectations.
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Port Kembla Wharf Picketing Threatens Licenses
The Attorney General and officials discuss imports and sanctions while Port Kembla builders confront licensing. Pickets will target licensing offices as the Transport Workers Act applies to waterside labor. Federated Drivers and Firemen urge noncooperation with licensed port labor. Government defends defence policy. officials warn of compulsory service implications.
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Drastic Finding Inquiries On Kyema Air Crash Report
The Civil Aviation Board faced harsh criticism in a committee inquiry into the Kyama airliner death. The report said board personnel and methods were unable to act decisively, suggesting administration flaws tied to the Controller General. It urged independent administration, new executive appointments, and improved radio beacons and flight checking at major Australian aerodromes.
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German Bishop Refuses Release On Nazi Terms
Fragmented OCR summary reports a German bishop rejecting a conditional release linked to Nazi terms. It describes aviation mishaps, faulty direction finding, and bureaucratic delays in Berlin. The piece mentions Himmler, the Gestapo, and reactions from officials amid wartime strain.
Criticism of Controller General and Civil Aviation Board
A parliamentary report harshly criticizes the Controller General Captain Johnson and the Civil Aviation Board for delayed actions and weak leadership. It faulted witnesses, questioned administration methods, and urged faster adoption of beacon beacons and new navigation systems amid urgent aviation needs.
Increased note 1860e for Christmas budget
The Commonwealth Bank plans extra circulation this week of £704,000, with another £2,000,000 likely next week to cope with Christmas spending. Postmaster General reports 67 tons of Christmas mail for Australia and New Zealand to Darwin before Christmas Day, with five dying boats and a Dumption plane due at Darwin. Commonwealth Savings Bank deposits reach a record £243,220 in Gee tover, £17,757 above the 1930 peak, the lowest May figure £102,399 in May 1952.
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Melbourne
Postmaster-Ceneral’s Department
Christman
Australa
New Zealand
Darwin
Gee Tover
Overseas funds halt drafts sale by New Zealand banks
New Zealand banks suspend overseas drafts sales awaiting machinery for a government scheme. Financial authorities support the plan as meat and gold reporters note the change, directing all transactions through trading banks and ultimately the reserve banks. The move follows import limits and fund diversion, with exchange activity expected to rise as the action unfolds.
Jews Forbidden to Bury as Decree Shocks City
Fragmented report describes a decree preventing Jews from burying their dead in the city, with motor car transport forbidden and horse drawn vehicles barred. Police and authorities debate enforcement as scores of corpses await burial amid mounting unrest.
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Barlin
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