Cabinet Rejects Air Mail Plans for Faster Servicd
The Commonwealth rejects UK proposals to switch Singapore Sydney air mail to flying boats and retain Singapore Darwin control with a mail surcharge. It backs a faster bi weekly Singapore to Sydney service possible from 1937, with lower rates and Commonwealth control.
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Commonwealth
United Kingdom
Singapore-Sydney
Singapore-Darwin
Britain
Australia
Singapore
Nutratien Aviation
Bingeport
Sydney
Gangster Crime End of White Slave Trader Revealed
The report notes a gang feud tied to a white slave trade operation with connections to dope networks. Sources mention imminent action and a possible arrest, while investigators press for clarity on the crime chain and involved factions.
Coronation plans urged for Australian ALF contingent
At a Returned Soldiers League meeting President L A Robb urged a British dominion contingent for King Edward VIII's coronation. He recalled wartime unity with Raward, Flanders, and France and favored London tours by ALF veterans led by General Sir Charles Rosenthal under Westminster spirit.
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Bydney
Suze
Returned Soldiers’ League
L.A. Robb
London
Edward VIII
ALF
Mr. Robb
Raward
Hit
Franca
Flanders
Robb
Henlor Barvice
Charles Rosenthal
German Decree Orders Troops to Fire on Disturbances
Berlin reports a government decree marking the third anniversary of Hitler's dictatorship. Troops are authorized to shoot to break resistance, disperse demonstrators, enforce obedience, and use dynamite or hand grenades if absolutely necessary. The order applies to attacks, attempts to escape, and bodily danger to soldiers.
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Berlin
Pit Disaster At Loyabad Colliery Claims Many Lives
Calcutta representative of the Newa Chronicle reports a major coal mine disaster in Loyabad Behar India with five Indians killed and many more missing. Rescue crews descended into the mine but perished or failed to return as flames and poor visibility hindered operations. A third search party faced the same fate, highlighting dangerous working conditions and ongoing uncertainty.
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London
Calcutta
eThe Newa-Chronicle
Loyabad
Behar
Thief Strikes West Pocket Sydney Take £1800
Charles Boward Martin, 23, a labourer, faced North Yard pay police court on a charge of stealing £1800 and £15 from Thomas Joseph McHugh at Roseville on November 24. Constable Thampeon testified a search found £314 on Martin and he admitted to taking the money and to other details, including the theft of trousers containing the larger sum.
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Sydney
Priday
Melbourne Bank Hold Up Ends With Escape
A daring robbery in Melbourne near the Titles Office ended when two bandits pressed a 20 year old youth and stole betting tax receipts. One gunfire wounded Scriven as the pair fled in a waiting car toward Green Street, pursued briefly by taxi drivers before vanishing into North Melbourne. Police report the car was seen earlier near the Titles Office and one witness identified its number.
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Seriven
Gmtice
Umn
Berlven
Scriven
Green Street
North Melbourne
Buat Jont Afytt
Bankita’cer
Omer
Deportee fears torture as he seeks help from press
A New York to Hamburg liner passenger, deported to Germany from Title Island, tells journalist Dr. George Brewin he fears torture and death. He says he holds information on Nazi activities affecting British interests and hopes French authorities will intervene when called on Friday.
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London
United States
Roosevelt
Plymouth
New York
Mataterchl
George Brewin
Germany
Title Island
Bresin
Nexis
Nei Activi
Calle 1St Muvre
Priday
New French Premier Read Policy Declares Conciliatory Aim
Paris reports the new French Premier, 2. Barrant, facing a cool reception in the Chamber of Deputies as he reads a policy declaration. He portrays the government as republican, conciliatory, and vigilant, ready to meet European understandings halfway and seeks a League solution to Abyasinia hostilities.
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Paris
France
Barrant
Chamber of Deputies
Abyasinia
League
Equity Court to rule on pilots wills probate
Application will be made to the Equity Court shortly for orders prewaming the death of Air Commodore Kingsford Smith and his co petition Tom Pethybridge. Until leave to swear to the desir ed wills cannot be lodged for probate.
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Sydney
Equity Court
Air Comimodore
Kingsford Smith
Tom Pethybridge
Australian Eleven Face Tough Openers In Kimberley Test
In Kimberley a three day match opened with warm weather as Nichols, Nicholson, Helfrich and Searle faced Australia’s bowling attack led by O Roole and McCormick. O’Brien and O’Rally pursued early breakthroughs while Boggan and Nicholson battled for form. Helfrich impressed. McCormick’s pace troubled the field as key dismissals shaped the opening session.
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Kimberley
Gris
Nicholeot
Nicholon
McNally
Boggen
Helfrich
Searle
Talon
Travers
Frans
Gallagher
Waddington
Wickham
Richardson Fingleton
McCabe
Brown
Dari Olafield
O'Brien
O'Rally
Blevars
Barnett
McCormick
Chipperfield
Nicholson
Blewers
O'Reilly
Oldfield
Bove
Boggan
Nicholaan
Fingleton
Charity Money Loophole Eases Penalty Fear
Fria wonite and persons can camwet money for charity without a penalty of 680 or thron months impersonment. The text is unclear and fragmented, but suggests a rule easing penalties related to charitable fundraising and potential penalties.
First Innings Boggan and Hesitrich Not Out
In the opening innings Boggan and Hesitrich remained unbeaten as MeCorm bowled tight in the spell. McNalley and OReilly contributed, while Falmud was dismissed by MeCorm with Bundrige taking the catch.
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Boggan
O'Reilly
Ad. McNally
Griqualand Protectional
O'Rubtly
Han
Hell Rich
Jon
McCabs
Hesitrich
McNalley
Oreilly Falmud
Bundrige
Mail bag lost from Darwin air plane door open in transit
A mail bag consigned from Mont Tae to Darwin disappeared after a Brisbane to Darwin flight. On landing the luggage compartment door was found open and the bag likely fell out between Daly Watora and Darwin, with authorities investigating the incident.
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Darwin
Brisbane
Mont Tae
Daly Watora
Preference clause withdrawn in seamen award case
Justice Webb in the State Industrial Court today deleted the preference clause in the seamen deep sea award. He found a member of the Seamen's Union had forfeited all right to preference. Application by the New South Wales Coastal Owners' Association claimed seamen and firemen refused to work on ves sels operated by the 3/ station. no appearance for the Seamen's Union.
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Sydney
Justice Webb
Seamen's Union
New South Wales Coastal Owners’ Association
Negotiations Elliptic Across Sea Unions and Ministers
The Prime Minister said seamen must negotiate with the minister handling the matter as the Sea Men's Union refuses to discuss the dispute with the Attorney General. He stated the government's stance mirrors Mr Menzies position. Interrogators were dismissed with a brief remark about the situation.
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Lyon
Seamen's Union
Mensien
Menzies
Lyons
40 Hour Week Objection by Graziers' Association
At a General Colonels of the Gressers' meeting a resolution protested the adoption of a 40 hour week in industry. The group argued the burden would fall on eastern exporting industries and worsen indirect effects like freight costs marketing and distribution.
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Gressers’ Association
Indian XI Defeats Tarrant Team For Innings Victory
In Secunderabad the Indian side led by Hindlekar, Banerji, Amar Singh and others routed Tarrant's team by an innings and 15 runs, marking the first Indian side to record an innings win over a touring team. The match featured strong performances by Hindlekar and Amar Singh and included a lengthy court-side subplot about a Mayfair card party fraud linked to Sunderland.
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Aecunderabad
Udany
Tarrant
Bryant
Hindlekar
Banerji
Love
Niosa
Maresamy
Amar i Aushy Ryder
Hendry
Tow
Amar Singh Macartney
Amar Singh Magel
Maharaja Kumar
Vinlanagram
Naide i
Ama Singh
Naser
Hussain
Wisaar Austankor
Sundr
London
King’s Bench
Keith Hugh Williams
Jack ‘Trevor
Sunderland
Willian Jowitt
Cor Williama
Crooks
Core
Ring
Sir William Jowltt
Sunderland House
Trevor
Hymie Davia
William Jowitt
Elliott
Byford
Cleveland
Williams
Saville
Tim
Ams
Pain Peas
Ryder
Amar Singh
Betme
Alle Hendry
Cmr
Bahl
Solomas
Air Wilham Ellis
Deville
Untitled Note on Tot Eel Money and MRK Conclusion
The fragment mentions a tot eel money totaling £8 and references MRK in what seems to be the conclusion of an ordinary record. Further readable details are missing to determine context, participants, or full events.
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Dteno Camecae
Conkiniat
Australia
Catfint
Tate
Givion
Witees
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