Partition of Palestine Proposed Two Independent States
London reports the Palestine Royal Commission endorses partition into two sovereign states, Arab and Jewish, ending the mandate and creating a treaty framework. It recommends a Holy Places mandate protecting access to Jerusalem Bethlehem and Nazareth, with a Haifa Acre corridor and continued administration near the coast.
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Palestine
Palestine Royal Commission
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Holy Places
Jerusalem
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Nazareth
Haifa
Acre
Tax Reductions State Budget Hopes
Speculation on content of tax reductions to be announced by Mr Stevena in forthcoming budget. Prowler promises wage and special income cuts, with concerns over income taxes and public servant saturation. Surplus of 124 820 cited. fate tied to next week's Leats Counc meeting on public works and taxation reforms. Australian taxes deemed more severe for medium and Fenuil Inenmon groups.
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Sydney
Thurulay
My Stevena
Forthcom
Amisl
Mayesa
Mackellar White
Palestine Problem Reviewed in Government Report
The report analyzes the Palestine issue after World War I, detailing Arab and Jewish expectations under the Mandate. It notes the difficulty of reconciling national aspirations with a single state framework and predicts rising tensions as Arab and Jewish ambitions deepen.
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Ander
Billah
Pranotien
Bustern
Palestine
Unfavourable Reaction in Palestine Reported
In Palestine tensions rise as authorities push back against partition plans. Arabs protest while Jewish leaders insist on access and statehood, noting Arab land losses and water access issues amid shifting territorial claims.
Government proposes partition plan for Palestine amid Arab Jewish tensions
A British government report outlines partition as the best solution under the mandate. It pledges to maintain peace and governance while limiting actions that could derail the plan. The proposal foresees Jewish statehood gradualism and Arab independence with economic and political guarantees, aiming to ease fears of domination and foster regional stability.
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Wien
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Palestine
Taplres
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Enon
Ator
Trenton
Bolls
Strike violence at Merryville plant reopening sparks gun battle
In Merryville Tennessee on a Wednesday a gun battle erupted after the American Aluminium Plant reopened following a strike by workers. Miontern affikere and two police officers were wounded, with authorities confirming a fight over poststrike operations.
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Miontern Affikere
Fave
Plnkeline
Enven Woks
Sino Japanese Clash Rages as Peiping Town Occupied
Chinese and Japanese forces clash in Peiping area with Lung- Wang Mato and Seng Chu scenes. Chinese casualties around 200, Japanese about 10. A tentative ceasefire was declared at 10 am and extended to noon but collapsed due to Chinese troop resistance and disarmament efforts.
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Nanking
Lung- Wang-Mato
Peiping
Seng Chu
Lung- Wang Mato
Mrs Freer Seeks Clearing of Name Before Departure
Mrs M. M. Freer hopes to clear her name before leaving for Sydney. Thum interviewed prior to departure. Canberra allegations cited as grossly libellous if spoken elsewhere. Freer’s life in India is described as respectable and she questions who attacked her.
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Auckland
Sydney
M. M. Freer Wold
Canberra
Paterson
India
British Justice Gondon Defends Libel Suit Verdict
In a Wednesday session the court ruled on Ernest Frans Haantataengs libel action against New Perlodhain Ltd over a Cavalcade publication. Haantataeng claimed he was banished from Germany and argued a British court would not tolerate such an assertion. He asserted the notion would damage justice if echoed in England.
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Haly
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Genered Firanga
Britain
Thia
Fragmented news note on native violence and German airmen
A garbled report mentions a native man named Perth Thureany and a long run by Hector. It references fighting, torture, and the discovery of German airmen Bar Hram and Klausmann near Wyndhem, with activity around Forrest River Mission and local responses.
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Thureany
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Wenek
Hector
Hane Bar- Hram
Klausmann
Wyndhem
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Forrest River
Crary
Draft allowance debate in New South Wales Parliament
Sydney report from Thursday on the graziers association urging the introduction of a bill to shelve the draft allowance on wool during the fourth sitting of the State Parliament. A speaker criticized what he called political play over the issue and expressed disappointment with the approach.
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Sydney
Thursay
Graziers Association of
New South Wales
Film Star Alice Faye Injured On Set Fall
Hollywood reports Alice Faye fell while filming on a set, crying out that her back was hurt before lapsing into unconsciousness. She was taken to hospital for a spinal X ray to assess injuries.
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Hollywood
Alice Faye
Protest at Wailing Wall in Jerusalem and US rabbis
A disrupted report describes a protest at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem with mixed quotes from visiting American rabbis and Arab officials. It notes Jewish opposition to partition and mentions the secretary of a Higher Arab Committee commenting on anticipated disappointment and political tensions.
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Jerusalem
Wald
Palestine
Higher Arab Communtee
Indian National Congress curbs leaders from holding office
The Working Committee of the Indian Nationalist Congress Party passed a resolution forbidding its leaders to take office under the new constitution. The move aims to secure the release of prisoners sentenced for revolutionary acts, recover confiscated property, and limit police powers.
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Bombay
Indian Nationalist Congress Party
Blatch Confident Ahead of Armstrong Title Fight
Australian boxer Al Blatch says he is more confident than ever and expects to beat Armstrong tomorrow. Jolson, Armstrong's manager, offered a guarantee of 28,000 dollars to arrange the title bout. August 0
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al Blatch
Australia Associated Press
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al Jolson
Spain and Britain clash over non intervention moves
London reports say Britain plans fresh proposals to the Non-Intervention Committee while Franco seeks Italian and German aid and a potential belligerent rights withdrawal. Paris notes France may resist foreign observers on the Franco Spanish frontier. Valencia reports Loyalists claiming air superiority near Madrid as Rebel forces press.
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Planes in Putnam search released by American warship
The U S battleship Colorado arrived at the Windlow banks and launched three planes to search for Mrs Putnam and her navil plane Noonan. No definite sighting of the missing pair by early morning. Amateur stations report conflicting signals while coastguard and the Monterey log lines indicate ongoing, uncertain developments. The Phoenix group and Howland Island area are under intensive aerial search by Lexington and supporting vessels. Mr Putnam cancels a Honolulu voyage to stay near the search.
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Lexington
Tanker Seized by Rebels Shocks Coastal Port
Rebels seize a tanker near Bordeaux, detaining several crew members and causing shipboard chaos. Fourteen crew are left penniless and rely on charity as transport and safety uncertain. Authorities and aid groups scramble to assess damage and secure remaining vessels.
Alleged Theft Case in Sydney Involving Webber Former Employer
Ernest Thomas Miinl, 31, a furniture trader from Auburn, faced charges in Sydney over a theft of £1000 from his former employer Webber. Webber testified he gave Miinl money to persuade Golten to drop a divorce suit. Miinl claimed Webber fabricated the tale, while the defense contended the accuser’s story was inconsistent and incomplete.
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Muraday
Ernest Thomas Miinl
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Clul
Hunt
Webber
Nin
Guilin
Golten
Hust
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Webber Aid
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