New German Cabinet and Hitler’s Berlin Victory
Wild reception in Berlin as Hitler’s new cabinet is announced likely to seek dissolution of the Reichstag and a new election. Crowds milled outside the Chancellery while police cleared a path for the car. Officials include Wilhelm Weick as Interior Minister and Baron van Reuch as Foreign Affairs, with other ministers named in a parade of titles. The Communist Party appears the target of potential suppression, while President Hindenburg remains cautious amid calls for stability and new approaches.
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A.M.P. Proposes Tax Cuts To Lower Mortgage Rates
The A.M.P. offers to cut mortgage interest to four per cent if the Government allows a tax deduction on interest for mortgages up to four per cent. The letter argues both governments must act to reduce interest and shift the burden from investors to taxpayers, promising immediate relief and substantial savings for landholders.
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Metter
Lyona
Reat Minta
Popular Reaction to New Ministry in Germany Narrates Hitler Rise
A fragmentary report notes broad public reaction as Hitler seeks to consolidate power. It cites references to Goering Frick and von Papen, cabinet betrayals, and warnings against a coup d etat while signaling ongoing political maneuvering to keep Hindenburg in play.
Adelaide man wins prize in Christmas Art Union
A reader from Adelaide lost a winning ticket in a Christmas Art Union drawing. The ticket holder, identified as the purchaser, claims a £1,000 prize and alleges the event was compromised. The matter has prompted legal scrutiny and potential action by authorities to determine rightful ownership and payment.
Clashes in Bavaria Detected Amid Turmoil Rumors Rise
Fragmentary clipping reports clashes in Bavaria amid rising unrest. Local sources indicate scattered confrontations, with unclear casualty details and no confirmed ceasefire. Officials urged calm as communities monitor developments and media outlets seek clearer statements.
London Press Hints at German Coalition Figures
London papers doubt Germany's prospects under a coalition led by Herren Ritter Von Papen and Hugenburg. The Morning Post claims Hitler's chancellorship will hinge on Hugenburg, a master of influence and wire-pulling, with focus on his control of public opinion.
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Herren
Rumoured Plot Shakes German Politics Amid Hindenburg Visit
Widespread talk in political circles claims von Schleicher plotted to take power with help from Himmler and others. Hitler reportedly warned of Potsdam garrison readiness as a Hitler victory fosters nationalist riots with a policeman killed and two wounded during demonstrations.
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Leased Cockatoo Island Dockyard to private firm
The Commonwealth Government decided to lease Cockatoo Island Dockyard Brunesa to a private company for a year. Expected to return £27,000 to the Tateotarprime, with capital £500,000 for the new company named Cookaton 292K. Directors include Maurice David of London, J F Davin, Norman Weyer, I void Halenstein, Frederick Michael Danta, B Bare-Smith.
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Cockatoo Talents Dockyard
Brunes ‘A & Private Company
Cookaton
Lyons Announces Lease Terms for Dockyard Sale
Mr Lyons states the government will seek a buyer for Cockatoo Dockyard as government control proves impracticable. The 34 year lease begins with a 1000 pound minimum rent and 60000 pound maximum, with safeguards including compensation if government work falls below 2600 pounds yearly and a 10000 pound security for breaches. The government reserves the option to seize the yard for defense needs. Directors Messrs Davies and Fraser discuss closure risks and anticipate the contractor to begin operations by March 1 with many orders expected.
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Tuendo
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Lyone
Selling Out Owners Prefer England Sequel to Election
Dublin correspondent reports fears after Mr. de Valera’s victory push properties and businesses to be offered for sale. Owners plan to move to England rather than face restrictions, as political turmoil impacts trade and commerce in the country.
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Quarantined English Liner at Fremantle
A mail steamer Mongolis from the land arrived in Fremantle one morning. The medical officer decided that no one could land from the ship. Two on board were placed under quarantine precautions.
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Fremantle
Kingsford Smith to fly back to Australia in March
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith announced plans to return to Australia in early March. A Wellington bulletin reports an influenza outbreak aboard a ship of about 170 men, with about one in four infected. The epidemic is described as mild but widespread.
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Charles Kingsford Smith
Australia
Precautions Against Spread Report From London Arrives in Vesnantie
A dispatch from London notes that Hiner Mouldasi arrived in Vesnantie aboard the nifisora vessel of the Health Department. Officials affirm that seven Lares of induense were aboard and that every precaution will be taken by the Commonwealth to prevent any spread of disease in Australia. The Commodaenith Directos of Mentth Dr. Cumpaton outlines Sydney measures to guard public health.
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Health Department
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Commonwealth
Australia
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Hydney
Roosevelt era cabinet forming with Owen Young possible Secretary of State
In Warm Springs Georgia on Monday the Roosevelt transition rapid assembled a potential cabinet lineup. Names include Senator Captaiin Walsh Farley Perkins and Owen Young viewed as likely Secretary of State, with Grances Perkins named Labour Secretary and James Farley Postmaster General.
Interview with Mr Stimson in Warhington Talk
Tuesday report says the British Ambassador Mr Lind held two private talks on war debts with Secretary of State Mr Humaon Monday night before leaving for England tomorrow. This marks his first contact with a Hoover administration representative since last week’s meeting with Mr Roosevelt.
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Humaon
England
Hoover Administration
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Ambassador Talks With Roosevelt Cut Time in Washington
Washington dispatch notes Sir Ronald Lindsay's London visit saved time by covering key topics before post inauguration conferences. He will report to the British Government on Roosevelt affairs and aims to coordinate business-like talks. Lindsay would not comment on proposals from Roosevelt. Lindsay believed a return to Washington before the British delegation leaves is likely.
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Howard Lindsay
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Magistrate condemns overwork as two girls worked 86 hours a week
In Melbourne Tuesday, Abraham Hlern of the Dental Manufacturite Co. was fined for employing two girls in violation of hours rules. Evidence showed a nurse worked 86 hours in a week with only brief daily rest, prompting the magistrate to call the conditions overwork and demand action.
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Carlton Court
Abraham Hlern
Dental Manufacturite Co
Electrocution death at Trangie kills two youths
The Trangie incident reports Kenneth tipping aged 18 and Uget tipping 11 electrocuted at home when a worn section of the conduit rubbed against a charged roof, energizing the veranda and causing fatal contact with the grounded roof. Evidence notes the electrical system failure and exposed conductor led to the tragedy.
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Commissioner Hartigan to Visit Railways Tour February 14 1988
The Commissioner for Teanaport Mr Hartigan will make an official visit on February 14 1988 receiving at the railway station local appointments for EAStore ApDertainmer to the railways. The tour includes inspection of the entire state railways starting in the Southern division at Bombala proceeding to Queenhey and other stations. Information on deputations will be available by the weather master at Queenbey.
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Ordered Out Fights at Social Club Ignored by Authorities
A chaotic scene at a social club erupted over unpaid rent and mismanagement as members clashed. The Annandale Educational and Unemployed Workers' Movement faced disruption with several individuals engaged in a tense dispute. Authorities did not intervene, leaving the incident unresolved.
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Annandale
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Unemployed Workers’ Movement
Globe
Ube
Body Line Bowling Committee of Four to Report No Cancellation
Tuesday the Australian Board of Control announced a four member committee to review body line bowling and recommend action. Members include R J Hartigan, W M Woodfull, W Y Richardson and M A Noble. The cable reaffirms unsportsmanlike conduct at Adelaide and says the report will go to the Board of Control and then to the M C C.
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Cable Received by M. C. C. London Munda
Cable received by the M C C London Munda. The message confirms receipt and acknowledges the connection, with no further statement made at present as per the Board's caution. The text emphasizes that no additional disclosure will be issued while awaiting clarification.
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Munda
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Jtutter
Hartigan Wins Australian Women’s Singles Title in Melbourne
Mia Joan Hartigan defeats Mrs Hustaworth to claim the women’s singles crown at the Australian championships in Melbourne. Crawford and Crawford win mixed doubles while van Ryn with Jartin lose in doubles. Lawie over With ane in girls singles, and Benens triumphs in senior doubles.
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van Ryn
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Americana
Ymis
Mya. Wentarott
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Jartigen
Lady Bailey Gives Up Flight in London Meet
Lady Talley abandons an attempt and Lady Bailey withdraws from her flight record in London. Andawime coaches her partner on a thin afternoon pageant in the capital.
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Talley
American tennis players depart for Hydnay to view Animnat
The American tennis players left today to watch the Animnat event. reports claim the takings in the match have reached nearly £10,000 and profits are expected once expenses are settled. The note mentions Meldournt and Tunkday in connection with the departure.
Inquiry Opened After Teacher Suspended for Lectures
Sydney hearing adjourned to consider an objection by Miss Taylor’s counsel. A teacher suspended for lecturing on Bavian Aueain faces questions about compliance and disobedience. The inquiry resumes on Friday.
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Teavediant Publi Berview
Islundeam
Miss Taylor
Abe
Clive Evatt
Poison Gas Deterrence and Britain’s Retaliation Promise
Geneva reportsBritain vows retaliation if chemical weapons are used in war and warns against concessions to chemical weapons. Anthony Woten urges firm stance at disarmament talks noting reports on chemical warfare methods and the need for credible deterrence amid fears of escalation.
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Anthony Toten
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