Paris Chasm Deputies Riots Shake Chamber of Deputies
Paris saw seven hundred rioters arrested as crowds clashed with police trying to storm the Chamber during debate on the Stavisky scandal. Dozens were injured, with police using water hoses and guards posted as tumult spread through Boulevard St Ger and surrounding streets.
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Ara
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Napoleon
Stavisky
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Chazber
Ras Fall
Cafenna
Chamber
Quanta
Diedromen
Morty
Dorma
Bruvinks
Ieneal
Minnie
France Restores Trade Quotas With Britain
Paris says France will restore within the full British quota for various United Kingdom products but exclude Australian goods. The move aims to gain concessions from Australia, given Commonwealth tariffs are higher than Britain’s.
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Paris
Tiwan
France
United ‘Kingdom
Britain
Australia
Seaplane Flight Completes Longest Formation Hop
Six American planes landed at Pearl Harbor after a 2400 mile nonstop flight from San Francisco in 24 hours 88 minutes. The feat marks the longest formation hop to date and tops Sir Charles Kingaford Smith's prior record.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbour Naval Base
Pan
San Francisco
Here
Charles Kingaford Smith
Demands on King Accused Remanded at Old Bailey
A garbled report from London describes Gordon Gas Madden facing charges of demanding money by menace and his remand to January. The piece references amendments, witnesses, and a debate on government obligations to the United States, with Johnson of Duke of Clarence noted in context.
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Gordon Gas Madden
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Hadden
Charice
Haddon
House
Johnson
Duke of Clarence
California
Charles
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United
Tie Bil
Arenes
British bid for centenary race with 200 mph plane
The London Melbourne centenary race is not a done deal for American competitors. The De Havilland Research Board has studied a two person aircraft with a combined airframe and power unit, a pusher design, aiming for speeds under 200 miles per hour and range around 3000 miles. Estimated cost is £5000. Aviator Jimmy Mollison and wife Amy Mullison have entered the race and plan to use one of these machines.
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London
Ti Lw
de Haviland Research Board
Jimmy Mollison
Nie
Amy Mullison
Purge Expels 300000 Communist Party Members
Moscow reports a large purge within the Communist Party resulting in the expulsion of about 300000 members and probationers. The drive targets grain belt regions including Ukraine and Eastern Siberia.
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Moscow
Bibaria
Textile strike talks held at Dartinghurst Court House
At Dartinghurst Court House a compulsory conference on the textile dispute was held to discuss settlement proposals from deputy Industrial Registrar H. W. M. Tarrant. Employers A. T. Wilkinson and G. H. Russ, and employees G. Bykes and Spencer Watson attended, with Robert Vicars and P. W. Hughes present. Proceedings aimed to show progress toward settlement and the terms are not yet public.
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Sydney
Dartinghurst Court House
H. W. M. Tarrant
Maccetey de Se Ae
Sonferencs
Robert Vicars
P. W. Hughes
A. T. Wilkinson
G.H. Russall
Trade treaty prospects brighten in Melbourne remarks
Melbourne Friday reports Minister for Commerce Mr Stewart stating discussions with European consuls show strong prospects for trade agreements. He expects final arrangements soon, with likely deals in France Belgium Italy and China.
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Stewart
Ttia
France
Belgium
Italy
China
New Ferment in Austria Triggers War Measures in Vienna
Vienna reports war without quarter declared by Chancellor Dolfuss. Heimwehr Defence Corps to patrol the city with revolvers and bayonets. Militia linked to Prince Starhenberg and Austrian fascists gain detainment powers. Labor camp closures heighten suspicion of treason and exodus to Hungary. Rumors of 2000 Nam Legionaries crossing into Germany are unconfirmed.
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Heimwehr Defence Corps
Paiia
Prince Starhenberg
Maxis
Triasan
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Wea
Hungary
Lobau
Denube
Nam
Germany
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Gre
Employers oppose general strike threat after textile award
The New South Wales Textile Manufacturers' Association stated after a Chamber of Manufacturers meeting that employers deplore any talk of a general strike and fear employee support. They will resist unlawful efforts to upset the award, which followed a thorough industry investigation by the court.
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Sydney
Thebsis
New South Wales Textile Manufacturers’ ‘Association
Chamber of Manufacturers
Narrow Escapes at Bondi Channel
Five men and four women narrowly escaped drowning at Bondi when caught in a deep channel sixty yards from the beach. The incident occurred on a Thursday as rescue efforts followed. In Sydney markets wool prices rose slightly this week with mixed reports on stock exchanges noted alongside the perilous sea event.
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Sydney
Wriday
Bondi
New York
Bidney
Stock Exchange
Tae Eae
Ake Aolier
Man Sifts for 6000 Sovereigns in Ballarat Tale
In Melbourne Fridi reports the Ballarat council found 600 sovereigns buried by a father near Mt Piasaant swimming pool. The unusual discovery prompts questions about origin and fate of the coins and the local authorities’ next steps.
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Melbourne
Ballarat Council
Mt. Piasaant Swinming Pool
Protest Sought Against British Action in Australia
The New South Wales Gragiord Association committee urged the Prime Minister to intensify protests to the Westminster government against restricting colonial imports. They warned Britain could face a loss of Dominion purchases and potential retaliation if such restrictions continued, signaling broad concern over Britain’s trade policy toward Australia and Dominion exports.
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Sydney
Sraditive Committee
Gragiord Auociation of
New South
Tawen Walker
Walker
Franco-Russian Trade Agreement Signed in Paris
The Franco-Russian trade pact guarantees favorable treatment for Runslex imports and outlines Russian purchases totaling 18,000,000 of Presch Foods annually. It also establishes Russian commercial representation in France.
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Paris
France
Foreign gold hoarded in London in 1938
The Daily Telegraph reports foreigners hid large gold hoards in London in 1938 as Britain's imports exceeded exports by about £205 million. About £100 million was held for the Bank of England, while the rest remained in private hands, prompting fear among foreigners that a new government policy might force sales.
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Telewrayh
Minton
Britain
Bank For England
Sy Foretaners
Turkey Plans Five Year Economic Drive
Sydney reports protests against ministerial actions by local officials and council interference sparked by a five year plan. Leaders argue the move risks independence and destabilizing political norms while arguing for repeal of powers granted to the ministry. Members claim wool price rises and textile costs threaten economic stability and living standards.
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Priday
Sirome
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Katoomba
Mideter Ja Hankstows
Les Gangarnay
Powee
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Wulta
Pim Incocien
Peper
Denial of Butchery Purchase by Federal Capital Butcher Co
The Federal Capital Butcher ing Co Ltd denied it had bought Swan Brothers business and said it already operates shops at City Kingston and Manuka shopping centres. Swan Brothers confirmed negotiations were completed for the sale of their business effective from the end of January.
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Manuka
Swan Brothers
TASMAN FLIGHT SMITH TO LEAVE THIS MORNING
Smith departs this morning on a Tasman flight routing via Richmond in the afternoon, with plans to reach Kap after New Plymouth. Meteorologist Mares reports favorable conditions expected along most of the route, though coastal New Zealand weather may be unsettled and cloudy. Captain Taylor slated to lead, with expected four hour range and possible delays.
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Charles Kingufard Smith
Richmond
Kap
New Plymouth
New Zealand
Btale
Mares
PG. Taylor
Cte
Water flood devastates Mendoza province in Argentina
A massive wall of water 135 feet deep due to melted snows swept through the Mendoza River valley causing widespread destruction. Dozens are feared dead and many bodies have been recovered with many more still missing as rescuers search the Anase Valley for survivors.
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Mendoza
Anase
Dash by Plane Perth to Sydney Ends in Melbourne
W A Mack, senior porter, left Perth for Sydney then continued to South Australia. He reached Kimba before dawn, then flew to Mildura piloted by Captain Miller. After refueling they proceeded to May, took on more petrol, and arrived in Gyd before night. Mackay’s condition remained unchanged.
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Sydney
My. W
Mins Mackay
Air Services Contract in merger spat shocks aviation pages
In 1954 London reports a tense aviation dispute over a potential merger affecting air routes to Australia. The piece notes heightened tensions during discussions, with officials warning any agreement could reshape the Australian air mail corridor and services.
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London
Esevedapenenia
Sela
Air
Floods Hit Bega Districts With Heavy Losses
AYONDY and Vriday report the floods in the Bega district caused heavy losses. Secretary AL PL Orman says the floods arrived during the district's peak farming period. Farmers describe the sudden rise of water and damage far exceeding 1918 floods, with towns like Jollut and Boge markedly affected and repairs expected to take months.
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Ayondy
Vriday
AL PL Orman
Department of Agricultur
Boge
Orman
English Migrants Eager to Leave Victoria
About 20 immigrants plan to leave Melbourne soon for England after receiving government demination and hoping to secure passage. One migrant said he would rather be in England than stay in Victoria, expressing longing to depart and return home.
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Melbourne
Kangre
England
Ndt
Amon Trlonda
Six Killed in Tripolt Air Crash
Six people die in a Tripoli air disaster as survivors report a dramatic crash. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Tripolt
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