United States Reiterates Policy in Manchuria
The United States reiterates its policy on Manchuria as the League of Nations Committee discusses the Lytiva report. Washington notes no pledge to supply arms to China and Japan. Tokyo, London, and other capitals monitor US stance while debates over recognition and moral support continue.
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Washington
Anague of Nations Committee of Wine
Tegn
Lytiva
Manchuria
Milmeon Reiteraind
United Inten
Palley
WeyHteel
Japan
China
United States
Tokio
London
Tari End Aleu
Geneva
Mumson
League Committee
Deeley
League Assembly
State Department
Fate Department
Jag
England Leads By 415 As Australia Faces Tough Fourth Innings
England, slow but solid, holds a 415 run lead with four wickets in hand in the third test, aiming for a fourth innings record to clinch victory. Australia, missing Oldfield earlier, fights to save the match while Jardine and Hammond anchor the English batting with strong partnerships.
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England
Australia
Porter Murder Trial Set for January 3
The trial of Herthn Bowerd Porter, 28, charged with murder, will be conducted by Mr Justice Owen Dixon at the High Court in Canberra. The first trial before Justice McFiernan last December ended with a jury retirement. the case is expected to occupy two days and a jury will be drawn from the Federal Capital Territory.
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Mammona
Fairline
Tsui
Bau
Tomarrow
Smaall
Wyatt
Ragland
Wall
Jardine
Muldsa
O'lUillty Ulna
Innigon
Herthn Bowerd Porter
Wheat crop private estimate for Australia totals 211 million
A Melbourne firm using a private estimate projects the 1931 38 Australian wheat crop at 211 6 million bushels with regional breakdowns: Victoria 44 million Western Australia 47.6 million New South Wales 72 million South Australia 49 million Queensland and others 0.
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Melbourne
Toewlay
Uwvén
Western Australia
New Mouth Wales
Body Bowling No Cable to MCC
Adelaide report from Tuesday cites the Board of Control secretary denying any truth to a rumor about a cable to MCC. He states no beard meeting occurred and the committee chair notes concern over a subset of Beard Lund’s members in relation to yesterday’s events.
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Adelaide
Board of Control
Hinetiah
Seunex
Liv
Yearrday
Storm of criticism over cricket theory in England press
A chaotic editorial clash in London outlets debates leg theory in cricket after Australian protest. The Guardian and Morning Post preview a heated row as MCC weighs safety and strategy amid accusations of dangerous bowling. Analysts from The Daily Telegraph and Herald discuss Bowler Larwood and England's response.
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Tuendayo
Mamebeater Guardian
Eriekat
J. CG. White
M.C.C
Woodttff
Eichett
Macdonald
Fyldenley
Jaarae
Mc.c
Scvtiex
The
Daily Telegraph
Minu
England
Australia
Cricuet
Committee of 19 Meets London in Geneva Session
A Geneva meeting of nineteen committee members adjourned after a lengthy session under the line cited. The committee plans to reconvene next Monday to continue discussions on the event and related matters.
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London
Geneva
Apanene
Missing East Africa Search For Airwomen Headline
In a Nairobi led operation, authorities continue a search for two young Kine after an aeroplane departed Narobi and vanished with them aboard. Search teams from LOSDUN and Fant Vitek coordinate efforts amid unclear weather and terrain challenges.
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Narobi
Fant Vitek
Kine
Conspiracy Case in Calcutta Trials Reach Harsh Sentences
Calcutta court convicts 2000 men after a three year trial costing government nearly £120,007. The case reveals a plot to wage war against the King aided by Russian funds and involving Indian workers in the jute trade. Key figures include Narobl Clutchinson and Bradley with sentences ranging up to twelve years and four years of hard labor.
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Morat
Russia
ORY Amg
Yo Watinh Necumed
Cambridge
Jrad
Munht Tor Narobl Clutchinson
Bradley
Oarman
Hive
Mpewtt
Teartt
Injuaing
Ueluding
Jardine Sends Message to Mrs Oldfield on Injury
Sydney report says Jardine the Asstretian wicket keeper conveyed to Mrs Oldfield wishes for a speedy recovery after an unfortunate accident yesterday. The English captain expressed concern and hastened best hopes for full health.
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Jardine
Mrs. Oldfield
Sydney
Turmtay
Mira
Ovanong
Yolegrautt
Day
Debt Revision Plan Aimed at Four Year Armament Holiday
Chicago attorney Solomon P Levinson proposed a universal four year armament holiday with a 50 percent reduction over the period and a final settlement of allied debts to the United States. The plan, supported by several senators, would aim to cut obligations by 60 percent in Europe and reduce U S annual payments to 212 million during the holiday, totaling hundreds of millions in savings.
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Sis
United States
Levingon Aaid
Horan
Vandenberg
Lat Follette
Glue
Hastingn
United
Hales
Uma Boliday
Lavishon
Citrus Fruits Campaign Against Diseases
At a citrus growers convention RNNFORD and speakers including Chief Secretary Chaffey urged government action. They pressed for investigations into pests and disease, pushing for stronger measures to protect the industry. The group also called for coordinating authority to export and prepare a telegram to the British Minister urging New Zealand embargo revisions on Australian citron fruits. Negotiations for embargo modification were reportedly under way.
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Rnnford
Chaffey
Omu
Bria
New Zealand
Chattey
De Valera Regime Attacked In DUBLIN
Mr Costrave, speaking at Coven, accused De Valera of breaking tax relief promises and borrowing heavily to fund the economic war. He claimed the government had increased taxation to meet charges and spent millions on unemployment relief, warning any returned government would inherit a £4,000,000 debt and rising monthly tax revenue.
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Costrave
de Valera
Hey
Betting Against De Valera In Cork Race Monday
Bookmakers quote strong odds against Me de Valera in Cork while a working majority is expected. Politically charged wagering reflects tight race dynamics as voters prepare for the ballot in the Monday event.
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Cork
de Valera
HinkeR Airman Plans in Alps Aide
Fragmentary note reports Captain Hebe planning six daily missions in the Alps to scout sectors and mountaintop routes. The expedition team intends a week of search for missing writ as aid continues.
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Bable
Hebe
Wee
Waymtack
Truce visits Manchester as Japan's wool push alarms buyers
London reports Mr truce observing anxious endon 1¢ pasturers disappointed by intense Japanese competition. In Woodford the concern grows as Japan's wool purchases affect Australian suppliers. Military needs and Commonwealth trade fears weigh on women manufacturers.
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London
Manchester
Truce
Tony
Japan
Woadford
Canberra Unions to Protest Evictions Action
At a Canberra Trades and Labour Council meeting last night unions voiced strong opposition to government eviction actions and the lack of a new high school building. The council planned a meeting of all union executives next week to organize a mass protest in Canberra.
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Canberra
Crossing South Atlantic Record Reported On Rainbow Voyage
Fragmentary OCR reports a long Atlantic crossing involving Jean Mermos and a party aboard the Rainbow. It notes a 14 hour 2 minute span covering 164 miles, with references to Westward passage and ties to Africa and Brazil, but details are unclear.
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Jean Mermos
Paria
Rainbow
H. Belog
Allantis
Rm 0
Balfast
Africa
Ine
Brasil
Remand in Park Murder Case in Sydney Court
Eric Crate, 48, a salesman, charged with the murder of Inte Marriott also known as May Miller at Waverly on December. A further remand was granted for January 20, with bail pending.
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Sydney
Central Court
Eric Crate
Inte Marriott
May Miller
Waverly
Ball
Man Dies of Broken Neck in Road Accident
A man identified as Ly Samus Blavell died after a vehicle collision on November 1. He suffered a broken neck and other injuries, with medical staff noting the neck fracture as the fatal cause.
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Samus Blavell
Sheen
Sual
Blavell
No Steps Until After Next Budget
London reports the investment market in a poor state with Barnsley Music Loan showing unfavourable response. Underwriters face reduced percentages and a large scale conversion by Australia appears inadvisable under Treasury restrictions. Budget timing likely delays any Bruce conversion plan.
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London
Stoadsy
Australis
Bruce Sil
Arbitration State Should Vacate Field
A fragmented report notes officials and stakeholders debating whether arbitration should be vacated or reformed. The Premier and government figureheads weigh the path toward unified industrial regulation amid conflicting views on referendum impact and market direction.
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Sydney
Man Killed Jumping the Rattler Near Hornsby
Sydney título Teeddy HMidaey Anderson and Alfred Haigh were aboard a truck when Anderson attempted to jump a rattler train near Hornsby. Police suspect Anderson waited for two or threw trucks, then fell and was killed. Haigh scrambled free, unsure of Anderson’s fate, and investigators note Anderson wore clothes suggesting recent work in a large city.
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Sydney
Hmidaey Anderson
Hornsby
Anderson
Alfred Haigh
Navosadle
Haigh
Reward Offered for Newcastle Murder Information
The Government offers a bounty of 100 to anyone providing information leading to the arrest of the principal offender in a murder case. The victim was found in a street location in Newcastle on December 18. A pardon will be granted to any accomplice who comes forward, according to police statements.
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Toney
On Atreet
Mowcastle
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