Labour Forces Clash Over Franco Recognition At No 10
London Monday saw a Labour demonstration against recognizing General Franco. Police, mounted and on foot, blocked Downing Street as hundreds marched toward No 10 while traffic was halted and demonstrators gathered in Parliament Square. Key figures Attlee and Bevin led the protest with Trade Union Councils backing the action.
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Downing Street
Labour
Attlee
Marriby
Franco
Demonetreton Gromennr
Vigorous Opposition to Repeal of Act Shaping Debate
In Sydney and Melbourne reports ministers resist repeal moves. Labour and government dissent threaten a unified front, with calls for head counts before any action. The National Insurance scheme faces opposition from Labour and key ministers, while a friendly society committee urges cautious reform rather than repeal.
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Labour Party
Labour
Consultative Committee
Friendly
Eooletica of
Sino Japanese War News Flash From London Monday
The report cites Taunchad and Chang evacuation developments around Chungking with barricades and exits closed. government plans food stockpiles and milk preserved goods, while Chinese air base at Langebow faced renewed Japanese attacks. Tokyo denies Jewish exclusion, and alarming decapitations reported near Bhangal. China prepares fresh attacks with leaders meeting in Chungking.
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London
Taunchad m Gow
Chungking End Ang
Peking
Tima
Langebow
Methodist Church Rydney Avira Branch Readings
The Avira branch of the Methodist Church announces readings for 1030 with Rev J Allan and Rev Gordon Arthur leading. Other speakers include Bowral and Peacoey Canberra in a noted community service.
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Rydney
Monroy
NEW
The
Methodist Church
Avira
Bowral
Faye Te
Beers Selling Fines Move Yet Undefined Power
The Licenses Reduction Board lacks power to delicense shopkeepers for beer offences. Convictions may influence license renewals. Minister for Justice Mr. Marlin said representations to amend the Liquor Act could allow immediate action against offenders.
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Byoney
Victad
Licenses Reduction Board
Marlin
Collision at Sea Freighter Sinks Liner
A freighter named Lillian from Porto Alco collided with the liner Lisyd near New York, about 10 miles off and 70 miles south of the harbor. The ship began sinking quickly and its 32 crew members abandoned to lifeboats, where all were rescued by the Wingand.
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New York
Lillian
Porto Alco
Milan
Hands Off French Empire Urges Firm Stand in Paris
M Bonnet defending France's colonial reach warned in Paris that France will not permit any nation to challenge its empire built by French labour and blood. He stressed sovereignty and resolve against foreign interference. The speech drew protests and solidified stance amid international tension.
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Paris
M. Bonnet
France
Herry
Solicitor Eric Campbell Faces Perjury Charges In Court
In Full Court today solicitor Eric Campbell faced perjury allegations. Counsel McNaughton indicated plans to have Campbell testify, citing numerous developments since the Monier Laboratories matter in Equity Court proceedings. The session was adjourned after this portion.
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Sydney
Eric Campbell
McNaughton
Couras
Campbell
DU Monier Laboratories Ltd
Wend
Equity Court
Gaol Riot Bricks Cost Prisoners Attack Warders
A riot at the gaol saw prisoners break from their cells and attack warders after inmates released others. A volley of police firearms followed as authorities struggled to regain control amid ongoing investigations into prison finances and related matters.
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Sydney
Hyderabad
Monsey
Prinonera
Theie Cola
Commissioner Tuates de Bolin voices brick price concern
The commissioner states that brick prices are too high and actions will be taken to address the excessive cost, reflecting concern over market pricing and potential remedies.
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Tuates de Bolin
Empire Defence Australia’s Party Praised by England
England lauded Australia for wartime help at a state luncheon with Premier Stevens and ministers. Lord Nuffield said England’s defense was in a stronger position and advocated completing paralysis rehabilitation to return 78 percent of affected children to full citizenship.
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Sydney
England
Australia
Lord Nuffield
Stevens
Lord Nufeld
Nuffield Fult
Social Services Plan For Women's Emergency Support
The plan proposes central councils in each state to ensure uniform legislation methods and coordinate activities with women’s organisations. It aims to utilise women’s services in emergencies under diverse headings, with mercy work as a primary focus and many specialized venues to follow.
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Mercy
Attempted theft at Al. Joo Club Guildings
Moni A BYDNEY attempted to steal £248 from the Al. Joo Club Guildings today. The would be bandit tapped the assistant secretary Mr William Leonard to leave with a bag containing 245. A man reading a newspaper punched Leonard on the chin and grabbed the bag before dashed into the street. Leonard's cries brought help and the suspect was caught.
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Bydney
Moni
al. Joo Club
Wan A
William Leonard
Tragic Jan 4 crash claims five lives near Bellnvie Hill
On January 4 a four passenger utility truck crashed after alleged brake screeching near BellnvIE Hill. Victims included Henry Willings 2 a clerk, Horace Nixon 31 a plumber, Mia Jean Bmniddy, and Sing Paytin rallys 18. Henry Smiddy died instantly while Nixon and Billings succumbed weeks later. verdict ruled accidental death.
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Eyule
Gregory Sniddy
Bellnvie Hill
Amiall
Killeed
Ehen
Henry Willings
Clerk
Wile
Jorace Nixon
Willoughby
Mia
Jean Bmniddy
Bonus
Sing Paytin
Randwickt
Hmiddy
Tre Smiddy
Nixus
Billings
Weurks
Recruiting Push Near Militon Force Objective
The Defence Minister announced that the recruiting drive has 68,283 members in the militon force, just 1,717 short of the 70,000 target. Last week 3,136 volunteers were enlisted, reflecting steady gains in manpower.
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Etreet
Volunicora
Contest for Hurstville Seat in by election
Industrial Labour Party opens campaign in Hurstville by election with Mr Ad Ron alleging cost rises and profiteering from open competition. Candidate Mr Co Valt KC vows to push the Monopolies Act to curb price rigging and punish manipulators as butter prices rise in Sydney vs London.
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Burney
Monuay
Industrial Labour Party
Hurstville
Pader
Adron
Cornersia
Rammodt
Heffron Wait
Bie- Yong
Todustical Labour Party
Industrial Labour
Co. Kvalt, KC
Wall
Sydney
London
Jews or Arabs Occupancy of the Holy Land
At a SYDVEY luncheon speakers presented opposing views on the Arab question in Palestine. Prof F Angus urged that Arabs must not be reduced to a minority, while Sheh Owad Hu argued against unlimited migration but affirmed Arabs and Jews could coexist peacefully. Dr Kein of Jerusalem said Jews will fight for the British Empire and trace their presence to 4000 years before Arabs arrived.
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Sydvey
Palestine
Tr. F. Angus
St. Andrew's College
Jusleo
Sheh Owe Wada Hu
Dr. Kein
Jerusalem
Refugee Policy Notes and Residency Qualifications Discussed
A report outlines refugee migrants tied to the border area facing no employment, with a path to residency through specific qualifications. The discussion, led by Minister for Labour Hawkins, covered who paid rent and who arrived in Australia as citizens, and who would be entitled to durable residency under new rules.
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Byonde
Imnd Orsier Eye Inca
Ben Oenter
Hanwkins
Australia
Buried Fire Fatality in Brisbane Home Tragedy
Early morning blaze in Brisbane destroys a home. Mrs Maude Brownlens, 63, dies in the fire while a neighbor escapes with minor injuries. The husband and two children flee to safety as the flames spread rapidly through the one story dwelling. Fire officials describe extensive damage and a total loss of the property.
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Brisbane
Maude Brownlens
Parental Control Ruling Limits Power to Stop Meetings
A Central Police Court ruling held that neither magistrates nor parents can prevent young lovers from meeting if they are over six years old. The case involved Louis Brachenhofer and Ernest Sperrin, age 14, with Brachenhofer seeking orders to keep Sperrin away from his home and daughter. Sperrin was convicted, fined £3, and ordered to pay costs plus a two month good behavior bond.
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Sydney
Central Police Court
Atkinson
S.M
Atom Buing
Louis Brachenhofer
Walter
Ernest Sperrin
Annault
Brachenhofer
Sperrin
Eisle Brachenhofer
Perrin
Klale
Berlin
Berrin
Two Men Charged With Constable Guise Murder
At Central Police Court two men Levie William Marguy and Blanley Arthur Daymond were charged with the murder of Constable Lions Guise of Newtown after he was shot in the abdomen. They faced remand until March and were also charged with breaking and entering a garage in Paddington and a lock-up shop in the city. A separate charge alleged Ball’s possessory involvement related to the burglary tools found. The funeral for the constable is announced for Holy Trinity Church, Lichfield Fill.
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Sydney
Central Police Court
Lions Guise
Newtown
William Marguy
Blanley Arthur Daymond
Gmrnce
Paddington
Murphy
Mb Park
Maaest
Constable Guise
Holy Trinity Church
Luwich Fill
Palestine Talks and Bomb Attacks Mark Monday
London reports the Jewish delegation rejects a government settlement plan amid Palestine tensions. At least 71 killed and 44 injured in two bomb blasts as a third bomb exploded harmlessly. In Jerusalem troops seize weapons and arrest Arab suspects. In Haifa a bomb from a moving vehicle killed three.
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London
Palestine
Haifa
Positions Found Youths Placed in Work
SYDENHAM Monday report states 2,680 youths were placed in work under a state scheme. Apprenticeships span most industries as part of a wartime labor program initiated that year, costing the government about £200,000.
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Belmore
Government of War
Fire at Drome Melbourne Ends in Curated Loss
A midnight blaze at a Melbourne drome damaged a Jewish shop window display and caused about £40,000 in losses. Police reported external factors and local authorities launched an investigation into the fire and its possible connections to local political agitation.
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Melbourne
Aeant Airways
Hefei
Balloon incident reported with damaged craft and injuries
A balloon fell and damaged itself but no injuries were reported. Another balloon followed a similar fate, bursting into flames in a separate incident, with unclear details and local parties not identified.
Jewish Migrants Seek Health Support Amid New Moves
Jewish migrants nod toward new health assistance as welfare concerns rise. Officials report coordinated efforts with local agencies to provide medical care, housing aid, and language services. Community leaders stress inclusive programs for families and elderly arrivals.
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Mubur
China
Chungking
Hongening
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Australia's Party
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Voluntary Women’s Register
Skidding
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Constable
Drome
Essendon
Prague
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