Weaver Expulsion Sparks Cabinet Collapse in New South Wales
In Sydney a ministerial rift led to the dismissal of Health and Works Minister Mr. Weaver after he failed to attend a cabinet meeting and published a harsh statement. Premier Bravens formed a new ministry with Fitzsimons promoted to full minister, while Weaver remained as a backbencher candidate for future reappointment.
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Inn of Hate
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Pallet Works
Quenor
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Tan
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Caine
Evens
Ge Uap
New South Wales
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Whro
Prau
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Ayer
Marty Oman
Se Brttled Medical Association
Bemause
Vedver
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Wall
Davidson
Nnmore
Bank of New South Waiea
BMA
Stevens
Premier's Reconstruction Of Ministry Over Hospital Policy Disputes
The Premier disclosed a cabinet reshuffle driven by clashes over hospital administration methods. He cited provocative ministerial statements and ongoing disagreements, signaling that Weaver’s absence and public opposition prompted him to reconstruct the ministry to restore Cabinet unity and protect public health governance.
Surplus Gone Deficit for Seven Months Revealed
Commonwealth Tren reports a surplus of £65,000 at December end vanished due to high expenditure. The seven month deficit reached £433,000 for 1934-35 with revenue up £128,000 over 1903-44 and customs, excise, and post office incomes rising, while income tax fell.
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Lyons in Sydney argues Australia must gain share of British market
Prime Minister Lyons arrived in Sydney and addressed the Constitutional Association urging government support for Australian welfare. He warned that restricting dominion exports would hurt Britain too by reducing purchases of meat and wheat while wool remains an exception. He stressed Australia’s need for prosperity through continued access to the British market and urged unity against cheap criticism of the delegation.
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England
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Australia
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Heyes
Melbourne Alderman Dies After Long City Service
Melbourne this week mourns the death of long serving alderman H. Wooddon aged about 71. The late councilman, a fixture in Melbourne politics for years, faced public scrutiny over hospital policy and cabinet disputes. In recent days Cabinet debated medical conflicts of interest and hospital access while warning against malpractice among physicians and druggists. The death notes the end of a career tied to municipal governance and local affairs.
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Agus
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Brevesa
Conti
Stevens
the Commission
Maion
Aute
Mt. Trie
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Rag Wa
Tanger
Cub
SCHOONER AUSTRALIA RESCUES SETH PARKER IN ROUGH SEAS
The Australia found the Seth Parker safe after a night of distress. Captain Phillip Lord reported the Parker’s rigging gone and leaking but not beyond control. The Australia overhauled the Parker at 2:50 am and relayed that the danger had passed. The Parker signaled thanks and confirmed all aboard were safe.
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Australia
Seth Parker
Bydney
Beth Parker
Cunier
Parker
Tula
National Broadcasting Company of America
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Slqucester
Phillip Lord
Cloucester
Wwe
Honolulu
San Francisco
Reciprocal Pacts Britain Seeks Abroad Trade Deals
The Daily Express reports Britain nearing a trade agreement with Poland and negotiations under way with Uruguay Turkey Peru and Spain as black pacts loom. Australia shows the way with empire nations pursuing similar terms while purchases dictate access to markets.
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London
Daily Express
Miritain
Poland
Uruguay
Turkey
Peru
Spain
Australis
Australia faces wet year with rainfall exceeding past records
In six weeks Australia records 159 percent rainfall nine near six inches at Ganda, surpassing the 104 period and lifting New South Wales from muddle to improved budgets. Stevens Government praised for stabilising finances and averting national insolvency as Commonwealth and state credits recover.
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Janu
Helso
Stevens
New South Wales
Australia
Comet Planes Order For Study And Testing
The French Air Ministry announced it ordered two de Havilland Comets to participate in a Melbourne race to study their characteristics and technical devices. The aim is to assess their potential for swift flights over long distances for civil and military aviation, with the machines to be used on mail carriers toward the South Atlantic.
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Air Ministry
Melbourne
Soroma Tha
South Atlantic
Canonisation Decree Sparks Church Turmoil In Rome
Vatican dispatch reports Pope outlines and condemns Henry VIII's repudiation of marriage. The text argues Tudor king declared himself head of church in England to permit a second marriage, provoking reaction from SAINT supporters. Amiga of Southwark attended a ceremony at a cathedral amid tension.
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Amige
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Amiga
Oni
Meat quota stance signals policy shift in Australia Britain
The cabinet signals a shift in policy as Australia plans to ease strictures on Empire meat imports from Britain during the first quarter. The High Commissioner reports the Commonwealth has departed from its antirestriction stance as talks continue between Australian and British ministers on long term policy alignment.
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Mir. Brace
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Empire Meak
Bruce
Alea
Ethiopians Clash With Julians Feared in War
London dispatch reports Ethiopian tribes unleashed violence amid tension with the emperor’s conciliatory policy. Corroborated by Addieabeba correspondent, the Ethiopians are described as warlike, bold in aggression at Gerton, with 60,000 to 60,000 soldiers, 1,000 modern rifles, several machine guns, and readiness for emergencies as Italians prepare airplanes.
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Addieabeba
Daily Telegraph
Gerton
Italian Troops Called Up Amid Tense Abyssinia Warning
A British United Press report from Rome states three mechanized classes of Italian conscripts were called up. The embassy was instructed to warn Abyssinia that new tensions could escalate, as officials seek to manage the growing crisis.
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United Press
Rome
Selina
Ing Yeni Sheene Witelese
Ubat
St Addumteba
Abyssinia
Trade Parleys Open With No Early Results Reported
The Minktor in of Trade Treating, Sir Henry Gullett said today that he did not expect that an early breakthrough would occur in the negotiations. No concrete outcomes or dates were announced as talks continued.
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Aydnet
Sir Henry Gullett
Aviation Industry Booms in Britain
Britain sees a surge in aviation activity as industry growth accelerates across sectors. Key firms expand production and job creation rises, supported by domestic demand and international orders.
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Britain
Raid On Tipster's Office Sparks Frontier Clash
A weekend raid on a tipster's office in Rome triggers a frontier clash. An official inquiry notes five names missing as investigators report injuries and the possibility of organized opposition. Detectives scan the scene as authorities seek to restore order.
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Rome
Bunday
Miata Deman
Red
Atx
Jommiie
Fragmentary note on preflight talks and diplomacy
In a garbled fragment, a speaker references ongoing discussions with international partners. He mentions interviews prior to a flight and describes the talks as exploratory diplomacy. The context suggests a round of conversations aimed at easing tensions and building rapport.
Unity Labour Talks End Without Decisive Move
A unity discussion between Pedare and State Labour talks ended with no definite decision. Delegates from Dubbo presented a document from the Federal Executive outlining unity terms. State Labour reps returned with counter proposals as talks adjourned for the day and to resume tomorrow.
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Propessie
Ben Adeck
Beriyedt
Dubbo
ALP
Era of Seclusion and Pacific Powers Face Shifts
The Times reports on a reduced interaction era for Australia and the Dominions, noting a struggle toward seclusion from European disturbances. General Hiratsu, warning of Japan's obstinacy, says Pacific powers must temper reactions as Japan enters a difficult historical phase requiring patience and goodwill.
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the Times
Smute
Europe
Hiratsu Mya
Japan
Pacific
New Oil Driven Rail Coach Trials On British Rail
British Railway trials new oil driven coaches as a substitute for steam trains. London and Midland Railway aims to reduce fuel use and emissions while increasing power and efficiency. Officials claim potential gains in speed and performance with a redesigned carriage system and updated engines.
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London
London and Midland Railway
Zechomch
Unknown Man Dead Bring English Golf Team Returns
A garbled report notes an English golf team arriving from a distant venue. The fragmentary text references a death and a return home, with unclear names and details about opponents or events. The copy is incomplete and the main facts are not clearly stated.
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