Australia Defies Meat Restrictions In British Talks
London talks on meat exports end with Canada New Zealand and Southern Rhodesia joining Britain in a temporary policy shift. Australia remains opposed to any short term export cuts, insisting its own markets should not be sacrificed for Argentina deals. New Zealand’s High Commissioner remarks on the pivotal role of Dr. Earle Page’s stance, while discussions continue toward a broader long term policy after March 31.
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Southern Rhodesia
Britain
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Aysther Dowintons
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Yesland High Commis
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James Parr
Press -Associathon
Earle Page
Australia
Bettis
Self-Government Debate in Lords Over India Report
In the House of Lords today an amendment on self-government for India was defeated. Lord Lloyd attacked the Cavalier scheme as harmful, while Lord Reading praised the Select Committee report as an improvement over the white paper. The debate focused on timelines and the handover of funds.
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London
Tuensey
House of Lords
Asten
Hetom Joint Committee
Allatory
Lloyd
Lord Reading
Sontrary
India
Police Bonus for Royal Visit
Police officers on duty during a royal visit were considered for a special bonus, though the recommendation process and exact amounts remain unclear. The Chief Secretary indicated no firm payouts were approved yet, while Metropolitan Police leadership discussed the issue with detailed costs and policy alignment.
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Bydney, Weanesay
Diasatian Action
Coats
Police
Catia
Eee
Supposed Wreck of Coramba Found at Sea
Melbourne reports a supposed wreck of the Coramba located off the coast. The vessel is said to lie about 100 feet below the surface, with early details unclear and several named places and dates appearing in fragmentary form.
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Melbourne
Australia Will Stand Firm on Production Restriction Policy
Melbourne report states Prime Minister Lucas sent a cable to Mr Bruce outlining that Australia will voluntarily uphold the Meat Advisory Committee policy from Canberra. Mr Lyann noted a British decision awaited and a ministerial statement would follow. Bruce’s actions are portrayed as principled, with no further meetings planned until a reply arrives.
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Melbourne
Wennessay
Lucas
Bruce
Canberra
Australia
Lyann
Tustracona
Seccession Petition Sparks Debate in London Assembly
London officials discuss delaying review of a secession petition as they await a Standing Committee report. The move aims to determine if the petition is properly formed and constitutional questions warrant joint Lords and Commons committee consideration. Progress appears uncertain.
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London
Tusstay
Lond Hallahanra
Australia
Mm Commons
Joint Lords
Copamons
Progres
Christmas Parcels Debates and Party Reaction In Parliament
In Sydney on a Wednesday session the assembly discussed Christmas parcel issues amid disorder. The Premier criticised Labour Party reactions as “dingoss” cries from Government supporters. One member declined to respond to a motion while the Attorney General finished his explanation. Mr. Davidcot complained about western division defects not being repaired. the Chief Secretary Mr. Chaffey commented on the spending.
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Sydney
Wesnesday
Chriaimas
Labour Party
Tale ‘Acaldat
Atayorn
Davidcot
Chaffey
Wheat export curbs eyed in world pact report
A London based source reports a global Wheat export restriction agreement among Argentina Australia Canada United States and several European and North African exporters. The plan sets staged reductions totaling millions of bushels over eight months to stabilize prices with France limiting remaining exports.
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London
Tuseday
Volsgragn
Argentina
Australly
United States
Achievements Of New Ministry Page Reviews Grafton Wemenday
Speaking here today the Minister of Commerce Dr Earle Page said the federal parliament will reconvene for Christmas. He outlined ambitions for a stronger foundation, foreign trade progress with Belgium, and a revised tariff schedule taking effect immediately. The new government foregrounded the Australian Agricultural Council to coordinate Commonwealth and States policy on agriculture and marketing. A national rural debt relief scheme and a support plan for the wheat industry were also announced, with cooperation between the Commonwealth and States to ease farmer burdens.
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Wemenday
Earle Page
Pagliament Hind Saan
Commonwealth
Belgium
Aioe
Australian Agriculturat
Kurashiki Firms Report Large Cotton Mill Land in Japan
Kurashiki cotton spinning company and Kurashiki silt Laxtile company announce acquisition of thirty acres for a new mill project. The arrangement aims to boost textile production and local employment, though specific site details remain unclear.
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TOKIG
Kurashiki Cotton Spinning Company
Kurashiki
Laxtile Company
Tou
Areetien
Imille
Fragmentary note on wartime wheat policy and price rise
A partial excerpt discusses an Australian price increase of 14 million in May and government claims of a permanent situation. It mentions a wheat report from the Royal Commission and a move toward permanent organization of the wheat industry.
Fever outbreak no danger to Australia from Ceylon case
Commonwealth Health Authority notes no risk of wider spread to Australia from Ceylon fever outbreak. Director General H L Cunipaton says if a passenger traveled directly from Colombo the virus would have time to be detected before entry. Routine quarantine measures are deemed sufficient to meet any emergency.
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Ceylon
Australia
Commonwealth Health Authoritien de
Man killed in building fall in Melbourne
A man died after plunging about 100 feet from a building at 19 Quien Berit towing in Melbourne. He reportedly fell through an open shaft and crashed onto the ground below. Police are investigating the fatal accident at the scene.
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Melbourne
Wesmensay
Gaelic test appeal overturns conviction in High Court
The High Court ruled the Gaelic language test invalid in Beotland after Justice Rich found the dictation test unreasonable. The decision overturned a conviction and ordered the Crown to pay court costs. Justices Watt, McTiernan, and Starke supported the view that Gaelic was a European language with wider use among Beottlah people.
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Rydney
High Court
Jand
George Rich
Beotland
British Isles
Vatt and McTiernan
Dumtice Starke
Mid Ocean Rescue As Six Ships Race To Aid London
Six ships from three nations battled a violent Atlantic gale to aid the Norwegian steamer Risto of 1120 tons, reporting urgent help as rudder failure and heavy seas left the crew exposed. The Europe liner Norwegeischer Lloyd and several US and British vessels answered, with lifeboat risks and oil shortages hindering rescue efforts amid rough seas near the British coast.
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Atlantic
Risto
Quebec
Europe
Dekige
Nordeutecher Lloyd
Europa
United States Line
Jenels
George W1
Manhattan
President Ing
New York
Harding
Mobiiol
Taler, & Memage
Melbourne Attorney General silent on High Court ruling
The Attorney-General Mr Mensied declined to discuss the High Court decision in the Eldicape case or to consider what action the Commonwealth Government now proposes to take. The brief remarks were made on Wednesday in Melbourne as officials withheld comment.
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Melbourne
Ft. Gh. Mensied
High Court
Bread Price Debate With Master Bakers in Natire Assembly
Premier Stevens spoke on the Poor Acquisition Bill today, seeking to avoid statutory price fixing while recognizing government power to ensure bread prices align with wartime realities. He noted wheat shortages and market strains but urged an agreement with master bakers to stabilize prices without broad intervention.
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Stoney
Mr. Stevens
Stevéns
Australie
Yugoslavia Cabinet Resigns In Belgrade
Belgrade reports the cabinet has resigned amid a tense internal political situation. Prince Paul plans consultations with veteran Serbian Radicals leader M. S Yugovitch and seeks to form a broader government base. A broader coalition could ease tensions with Croats and improve relations with Hungary.
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Prince Paul
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Paul
Hungary
Severe storms lash Sydney area in six hours report
In six hours today severe storms visited Byndney, Wadnenany, and Bevan, causing shocks, downed wires, and property damage. A telephone switchboard operator, Miss Dapnne McCarthy, was jolted by a power surge at Brookland Post Office. A hotel flagpole and a street, plus a homestead fence, were struck by lightning or debris, while a meteor-like fireball disrupted electric service and left lights out at Cross College. Several residents, including Mrs. G R Peters and Macdonald, endured shocks and injuries from falling objects.
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Wadnenany
Bevan
Bydnay
Sunrite
Parsons
Elizabeth Bay
Portham Sunurbe
Dapnne McCarthy
Brookland
G. R. Peters
St Brookin
Bey
Mire
Macdonald
Hepe Cross College
Accomala
Fire damage sequel to stubble burning case
James Hazelwood, a farmer from Orange Aine, faced the Full Court of New against a judgement in a fire damage sequel to a stubble burning dispute. The record notes Hazelwood appealed the ruling and the court's decision remains in question.
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James Hazelwood
Hasslwood
Full Court of New
Archbishop Downey Receives Civic Reception in Sydney
The Archbishop of Liverpool Dr Downey was accorded a civic reception at Sydney Town Hall. Lord Mayor Alderman Parker and Acting Premier Ryan welcomed him. Lt. Governor Sir Philip Brent and visiting dignitaries attended. Downey said he would not write a book on Australia after a short visit and praised Australia’s outlook and vitality.
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Liverpool
Downey
Alderman Parker
Ryan
Bisie
Philip
Downay
Australia
Venice
Div
Propa
Aletralla
Peiae
Becakar
Tontr Parinuin
Thoungblik
Royal Honeymoon Ends as Royals Tour London Ends
The Duke and Duchess of Kent conclude their royal visit in London after a tide of formal engagements. They will remain at Buckingham Palace until Saturday before joining Their Majesties to Sandringham, continuing the official tour.
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Royal Dooeymoon
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Forday
Palace
Sandringham
Japan Renounces Tokio Privy Council Decision
The Privy Council of Japan approved denunciation of the Washington Ts, triggering swift radioed joy to commanders, squadrons, and naval bases. High naval authorities, including Admiral Yas Mamate, expressed gratification with formal notification sent to Washington.
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Tokio
Privy Council of Japan
Washington
France buys munition tools from Germany
Pam Tusaday reports flowers and strikes in the Chamber of Deputies as France announces machinery and tests for munition making bought from Germany. A supplementary grant of £17,000,000 was voted to modernize war material.
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Germany
Pam
Aurpring
Chamber of Deputies
South Wales Reverses Fire Edict By Supreme Court Ruling
A fragmentary report notes that South Wales awarded toad neighbouring saring and farm duties were reconsidered after a judge and jury of the Supreme Court reversed an earlier edict. Their Honours held that the actions cited involved negligence in re wer d to fire.
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South Wales
Supreme Court
Saar Police Chief Resigns After Justice Incident
Saar Baarbrucken on Tuesday saw Police Chief Mattsly resign amid a Justice incident that shook the Saar Commission. Officials hope renitation will restore faith and lead to stability in the force.
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Baarbrucken
Matssly
Tilh Poulton
END Bear Police
Saar Commission
International Wr
France and Russia Renew Pact Talks Amid Muted Diplomacy
Reports from the foreign office indicate no new military alliance between France and Russia beyond an understanding to cooperate in an Eastern pact. Laval told the Senate that France seeks full accord with Poland and will soon resume talks with Germany, signaling broader diplomacy.
Government Bill Briefing On Labour Party Proposals
Fragmented text indicates a minister discussing a bill and Labour Party positions. The government intends to receive suggestions and address parliamentary questions. The minister describes the bill’s aims and outlines anticipated labor party responses and actions.
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