Uproar in Commons as Premier Tackled Over Unemployment
In the House of Commons a protest against the government over a five million pound unemployment benefits measure erupted in a sustained outburst led by Labour MP G Buchanan of Glasgow. The disturbance drew in gallery demonstrators. police and attendants intervened to eject several interrupters, and the debate was adjourned after order was restored.
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London
House of Commons
Ramsay MacDonald
G. Buchanan
Glasgow
Lebate
Treasury
A. A. M. Hudson
Damon Ntratora
Hudaon
Trrus
Tne Rae
DANGER ZONE W THE PACH TASK OF JUBILEE YEAR I
A fragmentary note from a local page mentions a Jubilee year event or task with cryptic phrasing. The readable words reference danger and a Monday action but lack clear names, places, or outcomes.
Mr Thorby Named to London Delegation
Cabinet advances a plan to strengthen representation by adding Mr Thorty to the London delegation. Sir Henry Gullett to represent Victoria and the Prime Minister to represent Tasmania, boosting NSW and overall party efficiency during the visit. Lyons plans a Naples papal audience, then London, Canada, and the United States, with talks likely on Roosevelt era affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furthar
London
Thorty
Country Party
Victoria
Henry Gullett
Tumuante
Mr. Thorty
Han
New South Wales
Balee
Miso
Lyons
Australia
Naplee
Phe
Canada
Roosevelt
Washington
White
Whits
Synod of Sydney Arch Diocese Meeting Report
The annual event at the Catholic Church drew attendees for a Mass of the Holy Ghost at St Marys. The synod proceedings noted attendees and participation though the fragmentary text limits full details and context.
Soviet Aim Fourfold Increase In Arms For Peace
Soviet leader M. Molo tov presided over a congress review praising Britain’s industrial gains and announcing a fourfold rise in Soviet armament and mechanisation over four years. He warned Japan that Russia’s patience in economic diplomacy was wearing as the country expanded artillery, tanks, aircraft, fortifications, and other military capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zie
M. Molotov
Britain
Ita
Japan
Russia
Trade Treaty Seen Favoring Balance Between Free State and Germany
A Dublin signing today outlines a trade pact aiming for an equitable balance between imports from Germany and exports to Germany. It fixes a ratio for trade in raw materials including hides skins and wool, with annual renewals possible. historic German imports in 1094 totaled 2,278,519 pounds and exports 435,367 pounds.
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Dublin
Free State
Germany
Uniform Gauge Opposition by State Premier
Sydney Tuesday report on the government’s stance against a plan to spend about £21,000,000 for railway gauge unification. Premier reacts in Legislative Assembly. MP Rom argues for a clearer view on the cost and benefits. Budgeted funds could be redirected to more urgent state needs, say other officials.
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Sydney
Browm
New South Wales
Bie ‘Yeun
Legislative Assembly
Tay
Mn J
Blevans
Tte
Seamen Union Debates Radio Equipment Attitude
A Seamen's Union meeting discussed posture toward radio gear and repairs, considering effective practices for ships at sea. The session highlighted safety, training, and standardization needs, aiming to improve communication reliability aboard vessels.
Scouts Welcome to Baden Powell
Scout groups welcome Baden Powell celebrations with local leaders and arrangements. Participants from multiple troops gather for formal welcome events and community activities highlighting Scouting values and heritage.
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Scouts
Baden-Powell
Air Mail Schedule Cuts Route to Thirteen Days
Rodney announces a revised England to Australia air mail timetable reducing the journey to 13 days from 14. Mail collection closes at 4.20 pm on Tuesdays at the GPO, with deliveries to Sydney arriving Friday mornings instead of Saturday. Departure and London arrival times remain unchanged.
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Rodney, Tisaday
London
Aydney
Improvement Plan in View for Postal Policy Reform
The plan outlines steps to review mailing rules and postage requirements. It emphasizes evaluating current practices, engaging stakeholders, and proposing adjustments to streamline processes and reduce costs. Authority and timelines are to be defined in subsequent stages.
Delayed Darwin Flight Affects Wednesday Arrival
Air travel note indicates the Darwin service will not reach its destination by Wednesday. Cited advisory notes the delay impacts plans and may affect local schedules.
Desert drama over murder on Tunis frontier trial
A 1838 Tunis Libyan frontier murder case centers on Lieutenant Caillon, accused of killing a fellow officer after a desert expedition. The defence cites jealousy and circumstantial stress as motive while testimony from Calion and Madame Caillon reveals a tangled affair. The trial adjourned after hours of heated evidence.
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Tunis
Reml‘oury
Ar Hest
Foo
Caillon
Sahara
Purwing Perrin
Sotho
Sabaran Pembassay
Callion
Madama Caillon
Planes certificate refused shocks English company
The Australian Civil Aviation Department declined to grant air mail certificates to the DM 06 plane attempting a Darwin trip from Croydon. The decision affects DH 84 aircraft employed by Imperial Airways and disrupts several services, embarrassing Imperial Airways amid a broader policy clash with Triperial Airways Limited and the London company.
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London
Australian Civil Aviation Department
Darwin
Croyéim
Triparial Airways Limited
Avia
Imperial Airways Ltd
Pisnes
Air mail service eyed to boost Britain Australia links
In Melbourne on a Tuesday report says officials aim to shift most mail between England and Australia to air routes. London officials plan to send a delegation to negotiate lower air mail fees so the cost is near boat rates, with air service potentially expanding soon.
Lindbergh Case Hauptmann Cross Examinations Continue
In Flemington New Jersey Monday Bruno Hauptmann faced a vigorous cross examination during the Lindbergh baby murder case. He defended himself against accusations of lying and denied planning to harm his wife while explaining financial details and notes found in his possession.
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Flemington
N.J
Bruno Uptmann
Ats
Tay Wii
Baby
Hauptmann
Anla
Aotea
Japanese Counter to Singapore Base Bid
A Daily Mail correspondent reports Japan seeks an air base in Siam near Singapore for civilian air transport use, with potential use as a wartime aerial base if needed. The plan aims to position a Siam terminus within striking distance while signaling civilian operations.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Japan
Siam
Singapore
Commonwealth government faces appeal over revenue loss
A reform-minded appeal seeks to reverse planned post rate reductions amid concerns over a looming revenue shortfall and the impact on government funding. The measure would slow or alter the intended rate cuts and reshape fiscal projections for the coming year.
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Commonwealth
Raa
Proposal on Australia air mail plan faces delays
Fragmented text discusses proposals on air transport influence on mail and government yield, noting February arrival dates and hearings before a definite declaration. It references Australia and related schemes, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
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Jona
Australa
Sanyo
Ustralia
Breight
Mucha
Midi S
Australian Dominions Secretary Labels Negotiations Cheeky
In London at the Australia Day luncheon, the Dominion Secretary and the Australian High Commissioner warned 1935 would be pivotal for Australia. They argued Ottawa obligations must be faced, with 18 months to test Britain’s export and migration policies while maintaining imperial unity and avoiding stalled recovery.
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London
Bruce
Ottawa
Wll
Britain
Dominiona
J. H. Thomas
Australia
M. Bruce
Dominion
H. Thoman
Gerry
Taney Beeos
Nur Thomas
Brven
Brice
Mingland
Australis
Parliament to Resume March 13 After Wheat Reports
A short session plan shows the next aidling of Parliament delayed to March 13 to allow full consideration of wheat reports. The tari schedule before the House will be revisited and the Senate not called to reconvene, aiming to complete the session by April 13.
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Tuhinel
Senate
Train Jumpers and Contempt of Court Hearings Spark Turmoil
Violent bands threaten police as contortion of the High Court case against Kisch unfolds. Detectors deploy, batons used, and protests mount over alleged prejudicial reporting while subpoenas force editors to reveal original manuscripts.
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Meilbourne
Tuseday
Mildure Trelm
Focal
Wibold
Sydney
Tutaday
High Court
Woomaldim
Fidaingtos
Kivatt
Pidaingtin
Kiech
Fair Court
Piddington
Kisch
Piadington
Mditor and Company
Curtis
Piidington
Harald
Mr. Curtis
Fiddle
Tims
Election Pact Endorsed By U AP in Australia Party
The United Australia Party council endorsed a pact with the United Country Party to field joint candidates and support government measures. Details include a pledge to back each party's official candidates and coordinate on policy for the campaign. Delegates were named for the Upper Hunter area with debate over brown’s appointment and party favoritism.
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Stoney. Topeday
United Australia Party
Country Party
Gace
Btevens
U.ap
Brown
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AIR Freic
Eamen's Union
MR. Thorby
MR. Lyons
Synod OF Sydney Archdiocese
Salle
Seamen's Union
Aden
AIR Mail
Brisbane
AIR Mai
Tueday
Paris
Ban
Onwealth
Melbourne
England
Baat
Port
Deans
Comerica Reat
Evan
Lindbergh Crime
Dominions
ECHO
Mildura
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