British Talks Hint at Hitler Speaking for Germany
Britain contemplates that Adolf Hitler alone may speak for Germany as Sir John Simon may visit Berlin after Paris. He could also visit Moscow and Warsaw before returning to England. The German reply to the Anglo French declaration proposes to submit security questions for British examination, with hopes of a swift but careful review. Telegraph commentary questions government willingness to cede control to Britain.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
John Simon
Berlin
Parla
Slao
Moscow
Warsaw
England
Central
Europe
AERIAL PACT SUBMITTED TO MOSCOW
The English and French ambassadors submitted the proposed regional pact to Soviet representatives in Moscow. They argue disarmament faces insurmountable obstacles and that peace relies on regional agreements rather than total controls.
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Moscow
Ips
Freaes
London
Compulsory Pool Debate in Sydney Mills on Wheat Policy
Sydney Thursday report from the Farmers and Nettiery Association led by Mr Field says the Commonwealth Government is unlikely to adopt the main recommendations for compulsory pooling. After spending money on the commission, officials remain skeptical. Industry groups await full details and government debate before seeking stability measures for the wheat sector through compulsory pooling.
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Sydney
Farmers and Nettiery
Mr. Field
Tornight
Commonwealth
Oslo
Govsrassant
Tnd
London Season Advice From Cassis Commission
Reported receipt of guidance titled London Season Advice at the Cassis Commission, with officials saying the document outlines suggested protocols for events and etiquette for attendees. Details remain limited as investigators review the advisory for potential implications on planning.
Rural Bank Slashes Rates to Four Percent
West Wyalong Thursday the Rural Bank Board led by Dr McKiernan announced a cut to four per cent on advances and overdrafts with cooperative houses at four per cent. The change affects over 40600 clients and takes effect from January 4 for overdrafts and April 1 for long term loans and certain home department benefits. The board signalled further relief for cooperative societies from January 1 and April 10.
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West Wyalong
Boart
McKlerhan
Intervet
Joana
Homes Department Banafit
Shot in heart Queanbeyan gun fatality
Charles Hannaford a 35 year old labourer was found dead at his home near the Queanbeyan River after a bullet wound to the heart. His wife Mrs Hannaford reported discovering the body. coroner Mr Deane and police attended as the inquest began.
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Charles Hannaford
Queanbeyan River
Quéanbeyan
Real North
Pirat-clnsa
Burke
Mr Deane
New Governor Hore-Ruthven Welcomed in Sydney
Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven arrived at Farm Cove to a large crowd and military honors. Premier Stevens and Sir Harry Budge attended as planes formed in formation above the Nestor. Alderman Parker delivered a welcome speech, and the governor spoke in reply.
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Bydney
Alexander Hore Ruthven
New South Wales
Farm Cove
Nestor
Melbourne
Royal Australian Artillery
Alderman Parker
Welccome
South Australia
Orajesty
Live Wires Placed on Street Fence Near Wyong
An unusual case at the wear court involved Thomas M George Lister charged with placing electric wires on a fence near Morriset and Boally. A electricity contractor testified the barbed wire carried 103 volts, capable of grievous harm, while Lister said the wire was to deter cattle from loganberry vines and he and his son often touched it without harm.
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Wyong
Thurmiay
Wear Court
Thomas Mathew George Lister
Morriset and
Boally
Jlfred Eis
Paaio Berta
Wewaner
Foote
B.A. Brown
Lister
Australia and Britain discuss Ottawa trade aims
Australasian High Commissioner Bruce says patriotic rhetoric clouds trade prob lems and notes Bel Tas manufacturers murmur over Ottawa principles. He expects a British government statement on Australia's agricultural policy and renewed trade talks guided by special consideration for countries.
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London
Bruce
Areming
Australia
Otuaw
Ex-Manager Convicted in Bank Forgeries Case
Francis Edmund Power, 45, former Barmera State Bank manager, convicted in Surat Supreme Court. Remanded for sentence. Power allegedly forged or embezzled cheques. counsel argued audits missed defalcation until his voluntary surrender prompted detection. Names include Power and Nelligan. location Barmera. court proceeding at Surat.
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Surat
Supreme Court
Francis Edmund Power
Barmera
State Bank
Nelligan
Power
Bachelors Quarters Tender Process In Uncertain State
Acting Interior Minister Huntar stated no decision yet on tenders invited weeks ago to privatize the Bachelors Quarters. The department said bids were rejected and that claims of personal grounds for rejection were denied, with the matter remaining under review.
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Id Huntar
Pride
Teremajels
Prince of Wales Shows Interest in Viennese Slums
The Prince of Wales visited Vienna to inspect bombed flats and meet workers and families. He toured several communal dwellings in the city, spoke with residents, and discussed disposal of domestic rubble. He also met Chancellor Dr Behuschnigg and Prince Jarkemberg, continuing a tour amid postwar reconstruction.
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Vienna
Wales
Paris
Acca
Behuschnigg
Jarkemberg
New Deal Roosevelt seeks extension of NRA powers
President Roosevelt sent Congress a message urging the extension of the National Industrial Recovery Act for two years beyond its June expiry. He outlined eight broad principles to guide new legislation, including stronger minimum wages and working hours, federal oversight of codes, and expansion of executive powers to regulate natural resources to curb waste. He warned abolition of the NRA would unleash industrial chaos.
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Washington
Congres
Rendy
NRA
Wiro
Supreme Court
Congress
Roosevelt
N.R.A
Air Ministry orders high altitude plane to conquer stratosphere
The Daily Herald reports the Air Ministry orders a large aircraft designed for stratospheric flight. It would fly at 60,000 feet with an oxygen sealed cockpit and aims for speeds around 600 miles per hour in higher atmosphere.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Air Ministry
Trade With Japan Added Strength For Treaty
Trade outlook shifts as Australia contends with declining Commonwealth exports while Japan relations gain emphasis. Data show Australasian imports rising, and year end figures reflect currency values and evolving balance with Asia. Figures from late 1834 indicate shifts in import levels and trade relations across regions.
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Ausra
Commonwealth
Soulaby
Governor and Lady Hore-Ruthven’s Sydney visit praised
The Governor of New South Wales and Lady Hore-Ruthven toured Sydney with the Lord Mayor amid public cheers. A formal ceremony at Government House featured an armed escort, naval and military attendees, and a speech of welcome by the Premier. The King’s message expressed best wishes for prosperity and friendly welcome for the royal party’s Western Australian interests.
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Nsw
Ana
Hore-Ruthven
Bydney
J. Holford
Humaars
Bir
Alander
Ys Ney
bin Alexander
Ares
Propri
New South Wales
Sexasuaing
vMce
New South W
Nanure
Host
Westere
Geodie
Chertah
South Wales
Austrelia
Lyons Pledge Marks Melbourne Farewell Trip
Mr Lyons leaves Melbourne amid cheers as he pledges Australia’s best interests and a continued development program. He is joined by Mrs Lyons, Frank McKenna, and Miss Groevenot as the train departs amid public good wishes for a long reign.
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Australia
Lyons
Frank McKenna
Sugar agreement sparks housewives’ outrage in Melbourne
The Commonwealth Government’s extension of the sugar agreement draws sharp reaction from housewives across Australia. The association claims the embargo’s renewal would trigger strong public demand and widespread indignation, warning of efforts to prevent its continuation.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Miss Robinson
Lyons
Air Mail Rates Discussed at Sydney Conference
An international conference on Empire air services and postal rates opens in Sydney with officials from England, Australia, and New Zealand. The British initiative favors cheaper air transport rates, while Dominion representatives, led by A Hamilton and McNamara, continue talks after a week of discussions with Commonwealth officials.
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Empire Air Pervices
Sydney
England
Australia
Ue Commonwealth
Parkhill
Senator McLachlan
Civil Aviaion
Postal cMmct
Billy
New Zealand
Great Britain
Ft le
Dominion
Tate
Alt Wall
A. Hamilton
Postmaster-Geneal
McNamara
Postal Services
Amiratis
Commonwealth
Dominions
Aeroplane May Drive Imperial Airways 2 Million Plan
London reports urgent talks between English and Australian authorities on post and air services. The Aeroplane, a new imperial air venture costing about £2,000,000, may require immediate orders if faster services are to start in 1937. The Dominions are urged to cooperate to advance this development.
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London
Sydney
Secaer
Euperil Air Nervices
Imperial Airways
Shocking Renewal Highlighted by NSW Housewives Leader
Sydney observers quote Mrs Raby Duncan, vice president of the New South Wales Housewives Association, calling the government renewal method shocking and noting the renewals were renewed amid fears of public opinion.
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Sydney
New South Wales Housewives Association
Raby Duncan
Forced Landing Plane Wrecked in Swamp Near Newcastle
A plane forced to land in a swamp in the Newcastle district narrowly escaped catastrophe. Passengers Kathlews Fallon and Constable Gibbs were injured in the crash, while Gaye Heary remained in the cockpit. The craft, en route from Manzi River, burst fuel lines after impact, trapping limbs before rescue. Fallon, Gibbs, and Heary are named in the account of the mishap.
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Sidess
Warvervele
Newcastle
Manzi River
Pameangera
Kathlews Failon
Beecroft
Constable Gibbs
Bydney
Gaye Heary
Feary
Mina Fallon
Constable Gibb
Gibb
Aliscore
Goya
Manly
Crown Intervenes Last Minute Action in Divorce
A brief note from the Sydney Divorce Court reports a last minute intervention as authorities moved to halt or alter proceedings. The action involved Crown counsel and focused on immediate legal questions affecting the case today.
Tribal murder case at Alice Springs yields ten year sentences
Thursday verdict finds two aborigines Numbartin and Nangee guilty of murder of pative Xaiumen. Tribunal notes tribal secrets and a system of discipline cast as justification. Judge states aim to avoid hangings and imposes ten years imprisonment as an alternative, warning against repeat offences.
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Alice Springs
Pative
Xaiumen
Numbartin
Nangee
Tiwan
Fubes
Ribalesderd
Ex-Kaiser Desires Return to Germany Amid Hard Times
In London on Wednesday reports say the ex-Kaiser is in strain and wishes to return to his homeland to face royal duties and possible abdication pressures. The piece notes financial and political pressures shaping his stance.
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London
Wedasniny
Royalt
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