Transfer of the Saar Effective Date March 1
London reports Geneva negotiations between French and German representatives on Saar transfer arrangements under a League of Nations committee chaired by Baron Alois. The Saar territory is to reunite with Germany with March 1 as the transfer date. France accepts the Saar vote outcome but warns on potential reprisals and international refugee protection concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Geneva
Baron Aloisi Spon
Saar
League Coun
Reunion
Germany
Mme Frenow
Tnt
Fuissian
Coraenlanar
Refugees Flee as Frontline Tensions Rise Across Europe
Dispatch from Sear Baarstrucken notes daily growth in refugee movements toward France as German and Italian forces push through border areas. Reports describe chaos at border barracks, refugees fed by locals, and appeals for safety amid fears of violence. Dutch and Italian patrols report attacks on administration buildings and widespread unrest.
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Baarsrucken
France
NY Trantier Guerde
Rome
Fulabach
Waders
Neverfom
Communiste Ant
Sre
Manuell Refuses Vote in Newcastle Polls
William Edward Manuell of Waratah is charged after abstaining from voting at the Inez Federal election booth. He claims no candidate offered was acceptable, as he supported the United Australia Party while Labor and Communist candidates were present. He was convicted and fined 10 shillings.
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Newcastle
William Edward Manuell
Waratah
Policr
United Australia ‘Party
Hie
Manuett
Gold Rush At Ballow Hill Explorations Surge
More than 120 men work the Ballow hills as gold fever grips the area. Over 300 authorities permit entry to search for gold, with several leases held by South Australian companies. Drilling and prospecting planned, with £30,000 projected in expenditures.
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Bydney
Ballow
London Prison Bound Over For Threatening Letter
Gordon Haddon, alleged son of the Duke of Clarence, was bound over for three months imprisonment on a King’s request after being found guilty of uttering a letter demanding money with menaces while knowing its contents were untrue. The judge warned him to abandon these baseless pretensions or face a harsher fate.
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London
Gordon Haddon
Clarence Gay
Duke of Clarence
Hadson
South Talington
Conservative
Maddon
torpey-Geners
Haddon
Oldfield to Lead New South Wales Shatfield Shield Team
The New South Wales Shatfield Shield team to face Victoria during a January period, with Oldfield named captain after Motsehn’s nonselection. Reilly has recovered from a right-hand injury, allowing him to bowl again, while the squad includes Chipperfield, Chit vere, Mingleton, Kiprar, McCabe, Reilly, Robinson, Theak, White, and Horsfeld.
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Sydney
Victoria
Cheilly
Cricept
di Reilly
Angee
Motsehn
Kippax
Oldfield F
Chipperfield
Chitvere
Mingleton
Kiprar
McCabe
Reilly
Robinson
Fheak
White
Horsfeld
Fragmentary Hungarian news report on migration and control
A damaged OCR item discusses Hungary and a league report with unclear references to immigration, farming areas, and underground routes. It mentions attempts at control and distant locations, including Auckland, with scattered mentions of direct connections and transport routes amid political tension.
Cricket Crisis in Counties War Over Voce’s Club Dissension
London reports a crisis engulfing county cricket as Nottingham’s monster meeting seeks peace and mediation. Alderman Huntaman and Councilor Whitby push for reform while six clubs rethink leadership. Middlesex reportedly plans to withhold matches if direct attack bowling returns, threatening a broader clash within the sport.
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London
Voce
Huntaman
Nottingham
Ing
Whitby
Julian Cann
Chub
Ald
Lord Relper
India
Dr. Goult
Anip
Middlesex
TEI
Midiesex
Natta
Notts
Sir Philip Game Mentioned as Possible Police Commissioner
The Daily Mail notes Sir Philip Game, former Governor of New South Wales, as a potential successor to Lord Trenchard as Police Commissioner. The mention reflects ongoing discussions over leadership changes in the force and confirms Game’s high profile in public service.
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New South Wales
Sir Philip Game
Lord Trenchard
Hoots and Jeers at British Premier in Newcastle
The Prime Minister Me Rumany dancdupald faced jeers as he spoke in Newcastle about economics. MacDonald noted tentative optimism but warned real progress requires clearer international relations and sustained production driving trade and growth.
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London
Swan
Folatile
Newcastle Toaing
MacDonald
Newcastle
Bread Inquiry Appoints Sir Herbert Gepp Royal Commissioner
The Executive Council approved Sir Herbert Gepp as Royal Commissioner to inquire into maximum bread prices in New South Wales. The inquiry will examine manufacturing costs and conditions affecting flour and ingredient supply. The Commissioner may require document production and officer inspection of books.
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Dinfy
Executive Council
Herbert Gepp
New South Wale
Hioh
Nis
New Deal Campaign Sparked By Lloyd George Speech
Fragmented report covers Lloyd George rally in Bangor on his 72nd birthday urging a broad national reconstruction. He faults the government for inaction and calls for statutory councils of industry and workers to overhaul economy, boost agriculture and industry, with aims to lift unemployment. World leaders urged collaboration and stronger trade measures amid flood and political tension.
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London
Mars
David Lloyd Gorge
Bangor
Air
Lloyd George
Jas
Permn
Roosevelt
Mr. Bennett
Britain
United States
Europe
Pacific
Loyd
George Aald Hie
Ratablinh
Industry, Commerce
Ndt
Press reception of ans and editors in liberal press
The article notes mixed reception of the proposal within Liberal circles and in editorials. It cites Livy Ge orse and others showing prominence given to Lie prene and debates. The liberal press argues the program lacks novelty yet calls attention to supportive and opposing views.
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Landon
Riday
Livy Georse'n Kprech
Razor Slasher Injures Man in City Bathers Shop
A man identified as Walter Etliott, 24, of Bruit Street, was slashed with a razor in a city bathers shop. Two men, one recently released from gaol, entered the shop, returned after a brief absence, and slashed a companion in the chest. The injured man was rushed to hospital. the assailant was soon arrested and charged with grievous bodily harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Peldoy
Walter Etliott
Bruit Street
City
Gaol sentences for Moscow plot
Moscow tribunal convicts Zinoviev Kameniev and others in the Kirov assassination case. Zinoviev gets ten years Kameniev five others from five to ten years. Additional 49 of the Zinoviev group sentenced to concentration camps four to five years and 29 released. Pravda leader denounces the defendants and calls for punishment.
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Moscow
Zinoviev
Kameney
Jabert
Sergei Kirov
Zinoviey
Kameniv
Wlso
Zviloviey
Pravda
Cantence
Lancashire Club faces sports controversy after match
An official statement from the Lancashire Club signed by Mr TA Hig plus selectors notes dispute over Carr and Wekernley. It denies suggestions of pre match talks and defends team selection while Lancashire defeats Nutts 101 June and scores 90 in the return. Carr denies misconduct in a short film.
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Lancashire
TA. Hig
Inwt
T. P.ickinaley
A. W. Carr
Carr
Wekernley
Schiesley
Bickerley
Mattyr
Nutts
Australian meat producers seek British talks on meat restrictions
A telegraph states the Australian meat industry plans to send a representative to London to influence British policy on meat restrictions. Premier Forgan Smith asked Prime Minister Lyons to consider utilizing E. F. Sunners, chairman of the Meat Industry Board, in London negotiations. The message mentions a possible payment to secure access to negotiations.
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Bribpane
London
Forgan Smith
Prine Mim Lever
My Lyons
E. F. Sunners
Meat Andintry Board
Wistol Iy Lannton
Lelygram
Queens Wand Wait
A C T U Moves for Shorter Week in Australia
Melbourne news reports the Australian Council of Trade Unions planning a conference to push a four day, five day week split across five days. The plan aims to test policy with the Arbitration Court while Lloyd George advocates broader reforms and Labour discusses prosperity via non profit systems.
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Melbourne
Australian Council of Trade Unione
Arbitration Court
Lindbergh Crime Trial Details Amid Notes Testimony
In Flemington New Jersey Dr Mitchell testified that Lindberghs baby died almost instantly from wounds after a ransom plot note prompted the crime. Hauptmann nerves strained as he heard how the infant died and challenged witnesses at the Federal agency hearing.
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Flemington
New Jersey
Mitchell
Hauptmann Teint
Lindberghs
Entitlind Tnt
Ernan
Ann Bill
Wisien
Renutt
Ani Hauptmmin
Anil
ANZAC DAY SCHEDULES BELL RENEWED ACROSS STATE
A proposal for Anzac Day 20th anniversary observance calls for bells to toll across all churches between 4:15 and 4:30 am. Mr Fi Blephenson urged the Returned Railways League to back the plan, aiming to gauge public opinion and secure communication with communities nationwide.
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Sydney
Fi Blephenson
Commonwealth
Remains Found in Wilcania After Five Weeks Missing
A 68 year old Wilcania resident, George Noble, was found dead five weeks after disappearing. Noble left his home to ride bicycles toward Wil Fania before Christmas, and the recovered bicycle was found near the body with no signs of foul play. Neighbors describe him as longtime district resident and former employee.
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Wilcania
George Noble
Wilgs
Archibald prize awarded in 1934 for tor4 war themes
Privy announces the Archibald prize for 1934 with awards recognizing work focused on tor4 war subjects. Details list the winning artist and final scores, highlighting the period’s wartime art emphasis.
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Ayoney
Archibald Prise
Postal arrangements in Melbourne warn of mail aircraft
Melbourne officials said definite advice was needed before resuming mail plane service from Athens via Darwin. Until guidance is received, storage provisions for mail will be made and the director of postal services indicated the issue remains unsettled.
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Melbourne
Prinay
Hervicws
Browns
Athens
Darwin
Abyssinia Memorandum Details Air Attacks and Casualties
The Abyssinian memorandum to the League claims Italian bombardment near Gerlogubl caused 107 Abyssinians killed and 45 injured. It outlines events before and after the conflict and cites alleged recconmolenances.
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Geneva
P . Bomba
Gerlogubl
Air Mail Pilot Threats Island Run After Crash
Darwin reports an Imperial Airways Athena mission bogged in mud at the aerodrome. Captain Wilhelm warns he will risk the aircraft again if bogging repeats, while workmen free wheels and prepare for another takeoff once weather allows.
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Darwin
Wilden
Imperial ‘Airways
Athena
Fort
Thio Horning
Singapore
Wilson
T Solock
Wilson Sleddot
Hewan
Angie
Pitot Wilhem
Minister Surprised At Complaints On War Aerodrome
The Defence Minister said no complaints had been received about the Barwin aerodrome conditions. He noted past war years had seen planes landing and taking off safely, while current faults involved a malfunctioning homing device at Darwin and a retraining of procedures. Officials blamed a pilot for taking a machine into a low-lying area contrary to aerodrome advice, with corrective steps promised.
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Sydney
Bir
Rarkhill
Mr. Perknilt
Lin
Air Mall
Woepamg
Knepung
Darwin
Controller calls for report on Darwin aerodrome failure
Pilot Captain Wilson stated a Civil Aviation Captain would immediately call for a report on the state of the morale crisis. The department had no knowledge of a plan previously bogged at Darwin aerodrome. Runways provision had not been considered. He declined to comment on Captain Wilson's remarks at this time.
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Melbourne
Wilson
Tonement
Darwin
Wilwon
Air Mail Delayed by Weather Across Routes
Air mail service faces delays due to weather with flights between Sydney and Melbourne postponed. The Hippomeuss plane from Darwin is set back to November, causing mails to miss expected arrivals in Sydney and Melbourne. The Mipparwanns reached Charleville hours late, with Fribaane’s freighter due tomorrow morning and Mydngy mail not expected until Tuesday.
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Sydney
Hippomeuss
Darwin
Wembver
Melbourne
Tharleville
Friabane
Mydngy
Duaday
Arsenal Employee Sentenced to Year in Gaol
A London court jailed an Arsenal employee for one year after a court hearing that focused on wartime gravity. The judge noted the seriousness of the act and the need for deterrence amid war conditions.
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London
Fritey
William Burges
Woolwich
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