Final count in Sydney Legislative Council delays results
In Sydney the final ballot count for the Legislative Council progressed slowly with only two elected so far. Unofficial party tallies suggest UAP leading with 25 seats and UGP 11, State Labour 17, Federal Labour 5, Independent 2, opposing total 24. Remaining candidates and fractions of votes point to further leads and eventual results expected tomorrow afternoon.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Messrs
H. M. Wragge
U.gp
J. J. Graves
State Lab
USA
U.ap
C. Sinclate
Lab
Ainclair
Gravas
Falkingham
Pollard
Kilburn
Gibb
Akhurst
Cab
Savage
Waa
Hostile Blacks On Groote Eylandt
In Darwin on Friday Constabis Morwy head of the Tr police garrison relayed reports from local natives of large numbers of Bastila Caledon Bey Bisoka style Mud about miles from Groote Feliedt. The natives threatened to attack the mission and wipe it out. Police Superintendent Mr Stretton said the garrison presence would deter the Caledon Bay savages from acting on the threat.
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Darwin
Constabis
Morwy
Derwin
Esty
Bastila Caledon Bey Bisoka
Groote Feliedt Cnizston
Thane
Stretton
Wheat Payments to Territory Growers Next Week
Wheatgrowers in the Federal Capital Territory recognized as bonside claimants for Ahanda relief for crops grown during the 1982-35 season will receive payments next week. Delays due to growers sending in claims with required particulars are noted, but the government intends to finalize all payments next week.
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Federal Capital Territory
Twas
Debt Payments In US War Debts To Be Minimal
Washington reports that most nations will pay token sums on next due instalments totaling about 153 million dollars. France owes 22 million, Britain 7.5 million, Italy 1 million, with smaller payments from Latvia, Czecho Slovakia, Lithuania, and others. Gold purchases by the United States will continue indefinitely.
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Washington
Finland
United States
Morrow
France
Rumania
Austrias
Hungary
Purtnand
Britain
Italy
Latvia
Czecho-Slovakia
Lithuania
Stabilisation Parleys Denied on Gold Price Change
Discussions on currency stabilisation failed again as gold prices fluctuated daily. Senator Thomas warned inflation risks, noting the dollar's sharp decline and Sterling rising to 6 dollars 11 cents, with Wall Street reacting to perceived inflationary talk.
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Atlons
Thomas
Ncest
Verentgaad
Wall Street
Sea Tragedies Claim 24 From Three Ships In Gale
Twenty four seamen drown in three shipwrecks during yesterday's heavy gale off Europe. A vessel from AldaburE Suffolk identified as The Culmers of London lost its entire crew. Grounding reports near Kob idintar and Graveines add to the fatalities. Intense cold keeps rivers frozen as sun shone but temperatures stay below freezing.
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Aldabure
Suffolk
Culmers
Sons
Timn
Helsingfors
Clerque
Plus
Kobidintar
Trout
Eadh Ow
Seaman
Dunkirk
Dyck
Ihe Ufuboat
Doled Frauds Reported in Sydney
Detectives say multiple arrests in Sydney over two months reveal fraud at food depots. Some men used alias names to claim relief for a non existent wife and four children, drawing funds across several depots.
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Sydney
Ralief
Shield match postponed due to rain and floods
Heavy rain and ground flooding force postponement of the Sheffield Shield game between Victoria and Queensland. Play will resume tomorrow with the possibility of a further delay if conditions persist.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Queensland
Special Swiss Defence Vote in Geneva Senate approves emergency arm forces funding
In Geneva on Friday the Senate of the Swine Parliament approved an emergency supplementary estimate of 5,000,000 pounds to re equip the army and create an air force, signaling a major rearmament move amid tensions.
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Geneva
Senate of the
Man's Arm Torn Off by Belt at Belmaio
A worker suffered a severe injury at Belmaio today when his arm was caught between a belt and a machine. The incident occurred as the Bus rig was at hand, causing the loss of his arm at the elbow. Authorities were notified and the condition of the injured person was not immediately available.
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Belmaio
Golf dispute ends in Equity Court settlement
In Equity Court, Gertrude Hope Bly, former associate handicapper of Parramatta Golf Club, sought an injunction against the club for suspending her from membership. The case concluded with a settlement announced by the court.
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Sydney
Equity Court
Gertrude Hope Bly
Parramatta Golf” Club
Barton Viels Ltd Registered in Canberra
Barton Flats Ltd te Lana raster of Red was a signatory to the memorandum and articles of association of Barton Viels Ltd registered in Canberra on Thursday, as edition to those published yesterday.
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Barton Viels Ltd
Canberra
Grant to Ulm Melsquene Denied by Federal Government
Federal government denied a 41000 grant to Ulm Melsquene on Friday, rejecting a request to save a rut of 1000 and recognize the services to the great. The decision impacts ongoing efforts and the recipient’s supported projects.
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Ulm
Melsquene
Dissolving Young Irelands Association Moves to New League
General O Duffy announces dissolution of the Young Ireland Association and the formation of the League of Youth. The new body pledges to reunite Ireland and oppose communism and alien influence, with members possibly wearing blue shirts or blouses as emblems and pledging to safeguard United Ireland Party interests.
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Dublin
General O'Duffy
Young Ireland Association
Brenan
High Court
League of Youth
Lxegue
Emtire
Southward Expedition Advances Amid Rising Rivers
Reports from Rear-Admiral Byrd aboard the Jacob Ruppert describe a continued southwesterly voyage as rivers surge. Weather grows colder and days lengthen while crews brace for a titanic encounter. rains have raised rivers, with Murrumbidgee peaking and Cotter Dam areas seeing gas leaks and earth failures.
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Jacob Ruppert
Boa
Tian
Acton
Scott's
Murrumbidgee
Cotter Junction
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Particutar
Byrd May Fly Across Ross Sea
New York dated report from the Wellington correspondent of The New York Times states Admiral Byrd's Curtiss-Condon airplane is ready for testing at the Ross Sea. A possible landing in America is hinted as Byrd and two companions approach the ice to begin breaking up the crevassed pack.
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New York
Wellington
New York Times
Byrd
Admiral Byrd
Ross Sea
America
Six Die as Church Tower Crashes into Jail
Six people are killed and four injured when the tower of the old St Ilo church collapses onto the town jail. Several convicts are among the victims.
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Rome
Thuratiay
St. Ilo
Plane Fatality Over Belgium Details Unclear
A military aircraft crash occurred in Belgium near Brussels during severe frost conditions. A non commissioned officer was involved. report incomplete but notes a seizure caused by extreme cold and a fatal outcome for the pilot.
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Brussels
Thureday
Belgut
Proposed Trade Treaty Between Australia and Belgium
The Australian High Commissioner Mr Bruen and the Belgian Ambassador discuss a proposed trade treaty outlining terms for commerce and economic cooperation between the two nations. negotiations are expected to address tariffs, market access, and reciprocal concessions.
Cold Snap Hits New South Wales Weather Record
A deep cold period grips New South Wales with widespread heavy snowfalls. Koscluako and Billaard report frigid conditions across the Southern Tablelands, the 58.7 reading marking the lowest since September.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Koscluako
Billaard
Free State Flag Ban In Belfast and Bread Price War
A Belfast report notes a ban on a Free State flag amid a bread price war in Rydney Britag. The text describes a government response in Northern Cun and a sharp price drive spreading through the Derling rat of toe, with conflicting market signals and regulatory actions.
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Belfast
Rydney
Britag
Thureday
Derling Rat
Toe
Cun
Freatoaven Tor
Australian Cricket Team to Leave for England in March
The Australian Board of Cricket Control cabled to the M.C.C. that Australia will depart for England on March 4. The MCC replied with welcome tones and a desire to ensure a pleasant visit, ending a long, bitter public controversy surrounding the trip.
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M.cc
England
MCC
Fia
Jardine
Ceansul
Kingland
Bruce
Lord Hailsham
1M.C.C
Standard
Bruce Barris
English Press Welcomes Settlement With Australian Cricket Team
The Daily Telegraph notes English press welcome a settlement and cheers the idea of the Australian cricket team visiting again. It expresses hope for cordial relations and mutual enjoyment of cricket, praising figures like Kelly and the visitors’ return.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Lorda Oval
Tjeramana
Kelly
Victoria Angered by Hasty Cricket Cable
Melbourne Friday reports a clash over a cable sent by the Australian Board of Control to the M C C without Victoria's board members being consulted. Victorian supporters resent the move and debate its timing as plans for the March 5 match against England proceed.
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Melbourne
Australian Board of Cricket Control
M.C.C
Victoria
Oxlade
Rail Disaster to Rio Reports From Harbin Atack Train
Reports from Harbin say 300 bandits attacked and derailed the international train at midnight. Several killed including a foreigner and multiple alleged abductees feared. An armored relief train evacuated passengers and the wounded to Harbin this morning.
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Rio
Harbin
Eryen Paksangera
Cape Town Cricket Fracas Settled In Cordial Manner
South African cricket circles react as the dispute is resolved with a firm conciliatory sign. The Cape Times notes a future cordial handshake between parties after a heated exchange. The hatchet is said to be buried and relations restored.
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Cape
M.C.C
Finalise New to English Stickler Traveray Move
A terse note describes traveray attempting expert handling of a heavy roller at oblivion. The incident centers on a peculiar act involving equipment and an unclear outcome. No further names or locations are provided in the readable text.
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Traveray
Jase
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