Archbishop Downey Opposes Death Penalty Extending Meat Quota Debate
In Sydney on Thursday Archbishop of Liverpool Downey argued against the death penalty and proposed alternative measures. He suggested humane handling of criminals and warned against harsh policies. A cable from London raised compulsory quota talks affecting Australians, meat trade, and international treaties, with officials including Sir Henry Glubbett and Mr Lyons weighing positions amid broader trade and humanitarian concerns.
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Sagan
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Lyons
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Compulsory quota looms on Australia meat exports
A Melbourne report notes Britain threatens a compulsory quota on Australian meat if Canberra does not accept curbs. The move aims to limit Australian meat exports amid negotiations.
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Melbourne
Australia
Rounds Fired On Mob Fatality With Troop Defense
In Shirleyville authorities faced a mob incident with a fatality as troops were deployed to restore order. The scene involved heavy resistance and security forces guarding the area amid rising tensions.
C. J. Melrose Unique Flight
Sydney report describes C J Melrose, a young Australian aviator, arriving after a long flight and stating plans to pursue further flying training. He denies any immediate intention to fly to England and plans to learn to fly a seaplane.
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Sydney
Melrose
Lord Baden Powell Arrives in Brisbane Amid Reception
Chief Scout Lord Baden-Powell arrived in Brisbane today to a lively welcome. The report notes a crowded scene as he and two daughters met supporters, with the gathering described as enthusiastic though details are fragmented in the dispatch.
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Brisbane
Lord Baden-Powall
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Lety Bs
John Wren Appeal Pails In Bangor Court
A damaged report from Thursday shows John Wren appealing a court verdict. The Wall Court to-day disallowed the appeal, with the case returning to Mawwealand for further action against Wren.
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John Wren
Bydney
Brisbane swept and storm ends city siege
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Brisbane and a storm end, with unclear names and dates. Readable hints point to a local event or weather impact in Brisbane, but specifics, participants, or outcomes remain obscured. The main action seems to involve a sweep or storm affecting the city.
No Action Before Christmas In Australia Crisis
London reports a tense scene as Australian ministers and Mellish cabinet members weigh future moves. Dafoe warns that delaying negotiation with Bealn could worsen Australia’s leverage and risk a harsher outcome if Britain resists pressure.
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London
Wodnanday
Levy Suggested as Way to Tax Meat Exports
Sydney report notes J B Cramste proposes Britain authorize taxation to restrict meat exports. He argues a levy on foreign beef and veal imports would protect home producers. Dominion beet would secure preferential treatment and help Frattalia ship surplus without causing gluts and low prices.
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Thuredey
J. B. Cramste
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Dominion
Dominions
Frattalia
Prices From Commonwealths Autistician Report
A fragment notes wholesale prices shown by the Commonwealths Autistician Mr. T. McPheet with no change from the previous month despite some variations. It lists items including tires spade, flour, wheat, oats, chaff, onions, and related plates or ads with minor adjustments.
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Commonwealths Autistician
T. McPheet
Chartered Schooner Ready to Sail
Report of a chartered schooner fitted for departure from Honolulu to a destination aboard the vessel named Feadlo. Crew and captain prepare for voyage, with final checks completed and readiness confirmed before leaving port today.
Plane wreckage found on Hawaii island near Honolulu
Wreckage fragments believed to be from a missing Australian air crew were found on Mithau island beach, northwest of Honolulu, by a Robinson family member. Pieces described as whole and part sections were sent inland and later identified as navy components. military officials continued to inspect and await confirmation.
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Nina
English View of the Kisch Decision In London
The Manchester Guardian reports the High Court ruling on Egon Kisch may spark trouble if its logic stands. The piece notes language and political tensions as authorities consider excluding persons, highlighting the era’s tensions over citizenship and immigration.
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Thuredey
Myetas Edughtal
High Court
Egon Kisch
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Peihvalles
Missionaries Held by Reds In Mountain Fortress
A report from Thursday states that missionaries Stam and his wife, the New Zealander Hayman, and the Swine Bees observer were seized after the Gastardiy murder. The British Consul at Changeh! says captives are held in a north western mountain fortress by communist forces led by Holung. An initial ransom of 100000 dollars was demanded plus medical supplies.
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Trualet
Holung
New Lease Signed for Kensington Racecourse
The Minister for Land announces a new lease extended for Kensington Racecourse and the Kensington Recreation Ground Company Ltd until November. The lease terms include several provisions and are approved at the request of The Major Women’s War Game? and pertain to land guardianship and related amenities.
Wasteful wine disposal at toll keepers court case
A fragmentary report describes officials pouring away wine and imposing a fine for misdeeds at a toll house. The text mentions sugar, wax work, and an attempted payment scheme but lacks clear names, dates, or places due to damaged OCR.
Solicitors Name Removed From Roll
Aydney notes that a solicitor’s name has been removed from the professional roll. The report records the action as part of the ongoing regulatory updates affecting the legal profession in the area. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
Naval Talks End in London Two Years Remain for Agreement
In London a United States Japan and United Kingdom conference recessed after initial talks. Delegates reported progress and discussed methods toward disarmament and a possible treaty framework. The Foreign Secretary urged caution and warned that Japan's move to end the Washington Treaty could complicate next year’s conference.
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London
Unites States
Japan
United Kingdom
Mamsay Macdonald
Lamuza
Viia
Ttim
Jotn Aiman
Brune
Washington
Missing Dutch Air Liner Between Cairo and Gaza Report
In a Cairo dispatch dated Thursday details are scant on a missing Dutch air liner en route from Cairo toward Gaza. The message notes rough weather over the target corridor and mentions three FLA machines recovered or involved, with confusion about times and positions. Further official confirmation awaited.
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Cairo
Gaza
Muteban
British aims in a postwar security accord drive dialogue
The report outlines Britain’s insistence that security and equality for all nations remain central in postwar arrangements. It notes government refusals to concede on essential protections, while stressing cooperation within collective systems to preserve friendly relationships among allied powers. The discussion highlights responsibilities and the balance with future peace.
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Jade Ua
Notting
Nl Oalivon
Rescue of 16 Crew From Sinking Steamer Histo
A gale swept the Atlantic as the steamer Histo foundered. Lifeboats from a German liner rescued all 16 crew members amid heavy seas and aid from nearby vessels with searchlights and signaling.
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London
Histo
Veamele
Yugoslav Belgrade Cabinet Formation Efforts Falter
In Belgrade, M. Jevtsteoh pressed to form a national provisional cabinet but failed to win broad support. The former political leadership declined to join, except to demand restoration of parliamentary constitution and free speech. Elections in the streets show little immediate chance of yielding concessions.
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Portiga
M. Jevtsteh
Orm
Isidera
Flying Boats for Britain Start Trans Atlantic Project
The Daily Herald reports Britain's leading constructors began preliminary work on the first of a fleet of trans Atlantic flying boats. Intended to reach Canada non stop and carry heavy loads, the craft would first carry mail and some passengers. Officials admit confirmation is tentative but four builders are preparing big craft to meet Imperial Airways needs.
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Daily Herald
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Iater
Brileh Flying Poate
Maney Commercial
Society of British Aircraft Constructors
Australian Press Association
Imperial Airways
Rufe Naylor Wins Appeal Against A J C Byedney
Rufe Naylor defeats the AdG appeal in a reserved decline ruling on Thursday. The court dismisses the appeal of the AJL and related parties, with no full counterday allowed in the decision.
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Bydney
Rufe Naylor
Adg
AJL
Tealter Navior
Plane ready at Charleville State Labour Conference
Reports from a Dubbo Labour conference discuss a small passenger plane flight to Narromine and a plan to send the machine to Sydney. The debate covers immediate policy on socialization and credit, with motions from Barwon and Cantare branches. The meeting probes national banking credit and the scope of Commonwealth powers, amid party tensions.
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Narromine
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Mate Labour Party
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Pocatinarion of Credit
Fraraad
TOP Credit
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Sopoiniad
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Aidoutien
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Imonwealth Bank
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Saturna
Liner Damaged Causes Transit Delay to New Zealand Steamer
Aircraft liner Brilbant and the liner Diane face repairs causing a serious transit delay. A mall van incident blocked the aerodrome access, preventing progress until the air service director confirms the impossibility of continuing current operations.
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Diane
Mall
Aoas
Eearmoom
THE DUKE MAY RIDE IN NZ AMATEUR RACE
In Wellington New Zealand on Thursday it is likely Prinan Henry Rosie will ride in the amateur event at the Marton race on January 1 He is expected to ride Blackman handicapped at 118 in the Tony's Brennanlet The newspaper Demunion published remarks alleged to have been made during an Australian tour and quoted a commentator on the Duke's tolerance and behavior.
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Thuredey
Prinan
Henry Rosy
Blackman
Demunion
Tieroomytion
New Zealand
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Hha
Australien
American Wheat Harvest Outlook by Statistician
A July estimate from the Commonwealth Statistician Mr J T McPherson, reported by the International Institute of Agriculture at Home, indicates a test crop bushels per acre projection for American wheat, based on early precast data. The report cites updated figures and regional variations, outlining potential yield ranges and factors affecting production.
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Commonwealth Statis
Dian
J. T. McPhes
International Tnstitute of Agriculture
Faulty Saddle Sent to VR After Melbourne Race Issue
A saddle broke during a Palanan race and was sent to the Victorian Facing Cab for examination. Officials recommend banning the saddle type after noting the fault tied to a broader issue in recent equestrian equipment trials.
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Melbourne
Palanan Yumarday
Women Cricketers Uniforms Recalled After Wardrobe Mixup
A fragment reports a wardrobe mixup involving women cricketers uniforms. The incident notes uniforms and equipment in question appeared differently under TV lighting, with officials reviewing the matter and promising corrective action for upcoming events.
Train Hits Boulder Taree On Late Night Incident
A late night train collision occurred when a boulder obstructed the track near Taree, causing a disturbance and delaying services. Authorities are investigating and no injuries are confirmed at this time.
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