Labour Fight Define Stand On Unions To Force Issue Sydney
At a Trades Hall meeting of union officials and Labour figures in Sydney, General President of the Miner Federation urged Labour MPs in mining districts to declare support or opposition to a land takeover policy. Mr Nelson pressed central Federation officers to back the policy consistently.
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Sydney
Enminstias
Lang
Ganerel
Minarw’ Federalan
Maleon
Pra Kiervt
Sainte Thermalven
Federation de Gabour
Nelson
Baudetey
Federation
Seould
Minerm
UK League Assembly
8. M. Bruge
F. L. McDoupall
Australie Howe
Raymona ‘Walt
League, of Nations Union
Australis
Mea
Edith ‘Waterworth
Ankinn
Flying Fortresses for RAAF Type on Order
The Australian Air Force plans to use Avro bombers, twin engined and advanced, for a modern fleet. Britain’s production and costs cited, with five additional machines to be delivered with cruising speed. In employment news, June figures show 485,000 in work and unemployment at 3,700,816, down from last month and year, excluding cultural workers.
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Stoney
Tusmlay
Annralian Air Force
Avro
Echines
Alain
Tame ‘Re Apranintaly
Sinter
Thess
Court Martial Delivers Death Sentences in Naval Case
A court martial convicted 122 of 1,353 accused in a sedition uproar and ordered death for two captains and one major. Two defendants killed themselves before sentence. the remainder faced harsh penalties. A 2000 word document summarized the in camera proceedings.
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Faye Bean
Cen
Bixani
Dairying Exports Rise in Australian Trade
In a speech to dairy industry leaders, the Dairy Machinery Managers and Secretaries Association stated that butter exports rank second only to wool in Australia’s overseas trade. From July 1 last year to June 30 this year butter shipments total about 3,000,000 pounds, reflecting strong growth and the sector’s favorable position.
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Bydney
Tuowday
Associathon
Porta
F. Wigan
Enorme
Australia
Het
Berlin clamours for Danzig independence
Berlin press calls for removing League Commissioner Sean Lester from Danzig and warns opposition that its existence there must end. Nazis threaten to deem any petition to the League as treason. Several opposition leaders and seventy Communist figures flee the city amid reports Germany backs Greiner’s gambit and disputes over entry to the Daneg situation.
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London
Berlin
League
Sean Lester
Danzig
Daily Telegraph
News-Chronicle
Last Rites for James Melrose at St Pauls Cathedral
The late James Melrose was cremated at Springvale Crematorium after a service led by Archbishop Head at St. Pauls Cathedral. A green leaf cross adorned the coffin as thousands watched the rainy procession. Pallbearers included Melrose relatives and notable aviation figures such as Captain Johnstone and T P Manifold.
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Melbourne
Tuendas
James Meross
Springvale Crematorium
Archbishop Head
St. Paul's Cathedral
Melrose
A. J. Melrose
Johnstone
Civil Aviation
T. P. Manifold Fof
F.C. Penny
Hholl Company
Robert Hart
Hunt Aircraft Co
G. R. Tampreil
Crisis in Danzig Raises British Fears
British officials fear Danzig tensions could escalate into a wider crisis. The government delayed a foreign affairs debate planned for Thursday, after Liberals postponed their motion amid ongoing anxieties over the region.
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Danzig
Wool Season Review Shows 49 Million Realisation
A Melbourne wool season review reports average wool prices at 14.01d per lb, with a carryover of 1883 bales and a final Realise House total of £49,100,887. Comparisons show sharp rises from the prior year but below long term averages, amid cautious market expectations.
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Melbourndt
Bounall of
Ody
Italy
Vesk
Eeason
Sanctions to End on July 15 at Geneva
The League of Nations Coordinating Centre voted to lift sanctions on Italy by July 15 after a divided debate. Poland and Spain urged caution over unilateral actions while the British representative supported ending the measures following broader agreement within the league. The decision includes administrative steps to wind down sanctions and signals a possible end to a period of reduced Italian commerce and gold reserves.
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Geneva
Mond
League of Nations
Italy
League
Senor Vanconella
Panc Uone
Sandon
Pollak
Poland
Senor Madariage
Spain
Atx
Stevenson
Abyssinia Relief Funds Sought to Back Emperor Trip
A international appeal from Abyssinian leaders in London seeks 22 million pounds to fund finance for the emperor to travel to Abyssinia and resist Italian aggression. The letter, approved by Haile Selassie, urges British public support as a matter of conscience and world duty. Also reports governorship creation in Galla region and anticipated hostilities with Italy plus Japanese envoy denial at Port Said.
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London
Haile Selas Isie
Ajaz Martin
Abyssinia
Dibonts
Herald
Hermida
Linsted ‘Kingdom
Addie Abshi
Bugnor Mumselvik
Ras Fmry
Gonder Delage
Fascist Plot Foiled as Madrid Arrests Over 100 Fascists
Police uncovered a plane for a coup d etat leading to the arrest of more than 100 Fascists across Spain. The crackdown follows a weekend Madrid death toll of 12 linked to political killings, with authorities seizing rifles and ammunition and finding explicit instructions for the coup plot.
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Madrid
Mond
Spain
Soci
Egypt’s New Treaty Terms Outline Egyptian Defence Shift
London reports that Egypt will assume greater defence responsibility, with the British garrison kept until Egyptian forces can fully support frontier duties. The agreement foresees roads improving movement for British forces and hints at a naval settlement near Alexandria Harbour.
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Egypt
Tamailia
Alexandria
Draft Plans Before Cabinet Air Doctor Service at Broken Hill
Secretary C P Hughes announced to Sydney that the Australian Aerial Medical Services proposed a new service with a base at Broken Hill. A subsidy of 1000 pounds yearly was requested for Casey, with subcommittees reporting on radio medical aid and aviation. Plans aimed to station a plane to serve a 300 mile radio range into South Australia, enabling base contact by radio.
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Sydney
C. P Hughes
Auatralian Aerial Medical Serices
Casey
Ware
Wcmvea
Shooting Affray in Sydney Court Case Details
In Sydney Peters is charged with shooting Roy Chaycee in a backyard on the night of March 7. The Crown Prosecutor said Chapman and the accused contended, Chapman was wounded by a gunshot and Peters claims he fired to frighten the intruder away. The defendant suggested the injured party fled after the shot.
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Aydney
Roy Chaycee
Ean Sydney
Mr. McKean, KC
Chapman
Lee Pater
Tame Manan Wee
Chapman Wan
Peters Te
Fred
Mininers Rowsver discusses upcoming sessions and budget aims
Fragmented OCR notes show plans for sessions resuming next week with adjournment to August seven. Mentions budget debate for public service redundancies, parliamentary restoration, and a coronation ceremony in May. Mentions locations London Brisbane and Angelalad, unclear names and dates.
Railway Land Gambling Alleged in Rutherland Crow Wy Bill
In the Legislative Council to night opposition to the Rutherland Crow Wy railway bill focused on alleged land gambling. Concannon argued Munro and others profited from land deals, urging a halt to work until time is agreed. Sir Charles Rosenthal moved to amend and the motion failed 25 to 17 amid lobbying allegations.
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Rutherland-Crow- Wy
Conctanon
Concannon
Vm of
Munro and Bultimate
Robutts
Charley Rosenthal
Manthe
Alan
Cunbert
Cronulla
Allway Wan Op
Munro
Transthensiatien
Dane
Jtwan
Swan
Ryan
Shire
Charles Rosanthal
Rose
Charles Rowenthal
Labour Party
Ind
Labour paper recollections on constitutional changes and takeovers
A fragmented passage recalls the coat Goan era and the 4 a years ago memory of the Dnisy in the Federal constitutional era, noting it was later taken over by the AW.U. which financed tt dar maa an. The text hints at Jonas Gis and a fevered period where readers preferred opposition voices.
New World Record for One Hour Drive
Plats Utah Monday Captain Miston drove an automobile for 1632 miles in one hour setting a world record. He continued driving today to extend the record further.
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Monnevtre
Plats
Utah
Captain Miston
Heat wave damages extend across U S wheat belts
The heat wave stretches from Kentucky to the Rocky Mountains with North Dakota at 110 degrees and many towns in Nebraska and Kansas reporting 100 to 108. Forecasts show little immediate rain relief though some showers occur locally. Grain prices rose to the five cent limit on the wheat market amid heavy profits.
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North Dakota
Mos
Hana
Nebraska
Dins
Arigona
Canadian Crop Damage Report From Harsh Prairie Weather
A brief notice reports extensive damage to Saskatchewan wheat caused by severe prairie weather. The report notes heavy conditions on Monday as winds and consultative factors affected crops across the region, highlighting potential yields and local farm impacts.
Wheat Prices Lift Amid Rise in Exchange Rates
Wheat prices move higher amid market cues from rising exchange rates and stronger export demand. Traders note price gains across futures as buyers eye global supply concerns and local market activity steadies.
Attack Allegedly Unfolds Near Jerusalem Front
Fragmentary report claims an assault occurred involving meat shipments and referenced locations around Jerusalem. The text suggests a covert operation and possible involvement of local cultivators, with unclear outcomes and nonstandard spellings obscuring details.
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Haile Selassie
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