Proposals For Two New States Boundaries Commissioner
The Boundaries Commissioner Justice Nicholas recommends two NSW areas for self government a northern state and a central western southern state with separate referendums for each area He notes historic boundaries influence and urges elector information on advantages and disadvantages before any subdivision vote. He excludes immediate subdivision of Sydney and Victoria influenced regions and warns against tying new states to Sydney or retaining isolated western areas.
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New South Wales
Bott
Catherine Hillee
Mencastle
Maitland
Hunter River
New England
Brewartina
Queensland
Riverina
Monaro
Nouth
Victorian
Bombala
Aylestone
Sydney
South Coast
New Movement
Western Movement
Federal
Goulburn
Melbourne
Atate
Rylsatone
Wallawarang
Taralga
Western
India
Labour Party
Australia
New South Wale
Riverina movement official comments on subdivision report
Ulrich Ellis, director of evidence for Riverina, says final judgments hinge on studying the full report. He notes NSW boundaries aim to allow self government with a referendum, predicting majority support for separation in Riverina and New England. He warns subdivision won’t shrink Sydney’s role, and New England would rank as a major wealth center.
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Ulrich Ellis
Riverina Movement
New South Wales
Riverina
New England
Victoria
Sydney
Ellis
Newcastle
Heat Wave Grips New South Wales and Australian Cities
Heat wave conditions extend through inland districts of New South Wales with 106 degree readings at White Cliffs and multiple sites above 100. Wilcannia reports 90 degrees before 9 am. Adelaide hits 100 by 10 am and 107.6 at 1 pm while Melbourne records 102.8 degrees.
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Sydney
Mares
New South Wales
White Cliffs
Wilcania
Adelaide
Melbourne
Coramba Steamer Loss Found Due To Storm Inquiries
The Court of Marine Inquiry found the steamer Coramba lost in a November storm. It held the vessel was near worthy and fully equipped with prescribed life saving apparatus and carried sufficient fuel. The court recommended lifebelts on all vessels and appointing local fishermen to inspect ship lead lines at all points.
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Melbourne
Court of Marine Inquiry
Whrelsa
Railway Deal Japan and Russia Finalized in Tokyo
Negotiations lasting 19 months on the transfer of the Chinese Eastern Railway from Russia to Japan concluded at ten this morning. The transfer takes effect next month with Britain expected to benefit from equipment purchases. Price agreed at 1 720 000 000 yen.
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Tokio
Russia
Japan
Britain
Flood tragedy at Camooweal claims Tommie amid river rescue
In Queensland a heavy rainstorm caused the Georgina River to rise rapidly isolating residents. Tommie, an aborigine, died during a brave effort to save old age pensioner Patrick McNamara who was stranded on a tree. McNamara survived after a rescue as floodwaters receded.
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Brisbane
Tuesaday
Tommie
Camooweal
Patrick McNamara
Georgina
McNamara
Pas
Bruce questioned over meat export restriction in Australian Assembly
In Sydney on Tuesday Mr Davidson of the Labour party accused High Commissioner Mr Brice of being linked to a proposed two month meat export restriction starting January 1 1935. He asked the Premier to seek Mr Bruce recall and questioned possible price reductions and bankruptcy risk. Mr Stevens replied he believed Mr Bruce opposed export restriction and defended Australia’s interests in London.
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Sydney
Brice
Davidson
Legislative Assembly
Bruce
Ocera
New South Wales
Australia
Stevens
London
Debated Sunday Broadcast Sparks Lord's Day Obser vance Society protest
Mr H H Martin secretary of the Lord's Day Observance Society protests to the Broadcast Corporation against a sex debate on Sunday programmes. He calls it a disconcerting innovation and questions the seventh day tone in the Almighty. He urges no repetition of the debate on Sundays.
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London
England
H. H. Martin
Freighter Hokuman Maru Crew Rescued Near Cape Flattery
distress signals from the Japanese freighter Hokuman Maru with 35 crew aboard bound from Vancouver to Osaka. The vessel reported a starboard list and taking on water several hundred miles west of Cape Flattery. Kaiku Maru and USCG Chelan proceed. President Jackson later reported rescuing the crew as the freighter sank.
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San Francisco
Vancouver
Osaka
Japan
Cape Flattery
United States Coastguard
Chelan
President Jackson
Wessel
Paris Murder Mobs At Chateau After Fatal Attack
A racially charged incident in Paris ends with a man fatally stabbing Deschamps' wife and wounding Deschamps. The attacker, calmed by barricading himself inside the chateau, is wounded by police and later rescued amid a crowd's mob action.
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Paris
M. Deschamps
Colonial Office
Deschamps
Deschampe
Conference Rejects Railway Gauge Unification Plan
Speakers at the Associated Chamber of Commerce conference condemn unification as wasteful and impractical. They urge against borrowing money for standardization, warn of higher costs, and predict future transport shifts to air and road as several railways may be scrapped.
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Melbourne
Associated Chamber of Commerce
H. G. Darling
J. Paxton
Sydney
Commonwealth
Reid
Australia
R. Miller
Perth
More Australian Trade Commissioners Likely This Year
The report suggests expanding Australia’s foreign trade by appointing more trade commissioners. The United States representative Mr Downs may trigger a reorganisation, with Japan, China, and the Netherlands East Indies likely to receive new postings.
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M. Downs
United States
Representati
Lutii
Japan
China
Netherlands East Indies
Kisch Convicted and Sentenced to Three Months Hard Labour
The Czechoslovakian novelist Egon Erwin Kisch was sentenced to three months hard labour pending deportation by Mr Shepherd at the Central Summons Court. Formal appeal noted by Mr Piddington. He asked Kisch be allowed to stay in court pending customs arrangements.
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Sydney
Egon Erwin Klach
Shepherd
Piddington
K.bc
Kisch
Cella
Mr.Taylor
Commonwealth Crown Solicitor
Mr. Shepherd
Adversa Trade Balance For Germany in 1934
BERLIN Monday. Germany’s trade balance in 1934 failed to sustain the mark as imports exceeded exports by Wool imports rising to £2325,000.
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Germany
Berlin
Deportation risk looms for Kisch after immigration conviction
Magistrate imposes nominal sentence and costs on Kisch for being a prohibited immigrant. Shepherd states terms of conviction are to be issued and deportation may follow. official notes cite the Immigration Act. Kisch remains in custody on bail pending appeal at the Quarter Sessions.
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Piddington
Mr. Shepherd
Kisch
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Interior
United Kingdom
Fiddington
Shepherd
Kisach
Taylor
Tanker Valverdaafire in North Atlantic
A British oil tanker Valverda is burning a thousand miles east of Florida in the North Atlantic near Halifax Nova Scotia. Six ships including the British cruiser Frobisher race to aid as flames threaten to silence the vessel’s electrical system with a 36 crew aboard.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Florida
Valverda
Frobisher
Family Narrowly Escapes Flood Water In Car
In Rockhampton a Smith family narrowly escaped drowning as flood waters rose to the car seats. The vehicle rolled three times and ended with wheels in the air. Children were hurled to higher ground to avoid being swept away.
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Rockhampton
Smith
US Apology to Canada for Sinking Ship I'm Alone
Secretary of State Cordell Hull delivered a note to Canada apologizing for the sinking of the vessel I'm Alone. He said the United States would seek an appropriation of 60,000 dollars to Canada and the captain and crew.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Herridge
United States
Hull
Murder charges follow Bela Kun regime crimes in Budapest
Matyos Rikoso, after 84 years for aiding a Communist organisation as trade commissioner, faces more than 100 witnesses and 44 murder counts tied to sentences and executions during Bela Kun era. Court sealed by police cordon. Rikosi defense seeks jury trial amid tribunal ruling.
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Budapest
Bela Kun Sera
Matyos Rikoso
Uy Ono
D. H. Bing
Ately
H. Milhaud
Rikoal
Rakosl
Rakosi
Bela Kun
Japan's Foreign Minister Urges Unity in Diet Speech
In a Diet address Hirata outlines Japan's foreign policy urging national unity and vigilance to strengthen Japan's position. He notes cordial ties with other powers and cautions against immediate armament expansion while stressing careful adjustment of international interests.
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Tokio
Hirata
Diet
Japan
Tepan
Washington
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Mid Ocean
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AMUCK
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