Election counts show Lang wins Auburn seat big lead
A Sydney election tally adds figures from 59 electorates with little change in most races. Lang retains Auburn by over 700 votes while Davies trails Cantwell by one vote in Manarrs. Kelly expected to be defeated at Bathurst by Wilkins. The overall count remains uncertain for the Labour and UA parties as results trickle in.
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Sydney
Manarrs
Labour
Davies
Lang
Cantwell
U.A.P
St Ie
Bathuret
Kelly
Wilkins
Unity
Auburn
New Cabinet Discussed by TLA P and UGP
A meeting of the TLA P and the UGP is planned to discuss forming a cabinet. An early date is expected for the gathering to outline objectives and potential members.
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Sydney
TLA P
U.G.P
Rift in Lute Why Lang Lost Control
A blurred report discusses political strife within the AvL led by vice-president Bailey. It argues factional divisions weakened the Lang movement and notes alleged missteps by supporters, touching on postwar policy and elections in Queensland.
Auld Lang Syne editorial heats on tyranny and an arch foe
An editorial titled Aun Fang Syne contemplates elections and political fate. It condemns tyranny, defends a once-criticized figure, and calls for vindication of the nation against oppressive forces. The piece references the Commonwealth, the Crown, and a struggle against tyranny.
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Wondon
Tracsa
Ategens
Setback to Tyranny in Sydney Politics
Fragmented, garbled report outlines a dramatic Saturday voting scene in New South Wales. Mentions Lang and Labour, Australian doctrines, and a hoped setback for Langian influence amid calls for movement purity. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Sydney
Mundi
Mofo C
Langit
New South Wales
Wisin
Lang
Trade
Ty Garden
Hick, Brown
Beind
Pbkey
Labour
New States Happy Augury and Lausanne Referendum Plan
A report from Paris and Lausanne describes a likely move after the State Parliament meeting toward forming new states. A commission may map unitaries and a referendum in each area could decide on new state formation.
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Bydney
Mendey
Unclear Record of City Meeting and Policy Debate
Fragmentary report indicates a Sydney area meeting discussing future policy against communists with Laminin terminology. Cher Commissioner was asked about readiness to speak to communities. response indicated uncertainty and confusion about the intended actions and future bantering.
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Sydney
Fkin
Brie Culiinelt
State Coal Mine Award Case Adjourned in Melbourne
Melbourne Monday hearing on the Victorian Railway Commissioner’s bid to cancel the State Coal Mine at Wonthaggi. Mr Moony for the Australian Coal and Shale Employees Federation applied for an adjournment to allow federation review. Judge Beeby warned that a sudden passing or fault could lead to cancellation of the award.
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Melbourne
Victorian Railway
Wonthaggi
Moony
Australlan, Coal and Shale Employees’ Federation
Beeby
Obstacle Removed Comment on New South Wales Election
The Age notes the removal of political disruption in Australia. It discusses Langiam’s return as potentially altering the federation’s political edifice and the impact on existing traditions. The piece mentions the Stevere Ambateyte and shipping habits, signaling broader reform anxieties.
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Melbourne
the Age
New South Wales
Australia
Langiam
Stevere Ambateyte
Fatal punch at Port Campbell leaves man dead
Port Campbell scene turns tragic as 26 year old Abela Iy dies after being struck in a fight Saturday night. Medics report a badly broken nose and thorax injuries. police investigate the assault and the suspect is unnamed. Examination by SPink Pinvtom confirms the fatal injuries.
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Port Camprese
Chrestie
Portipbell
Abelaiy
Fetter
Asi Spink
Boxers Plan Sailed for Enklund Amid Turbulent News
Boxers Bobbie Blay and Jed Henneberry arrange to depart for Enklund as military tensions loom in AvatRim. Blay seeks favorable outcomes in London while Henneberry focuses on securing gains abroad.
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Sydney
Bobbie Blay
Jed Henneberry
Enklund
Henneberry
London
Blay
Mysterious Silence From Former Commissioner Cleary
Former Chit Hallway Commissioner Mr Cleary refused to comment on the accusation against Mr Stevens and indicated he would not return to the Puallsey Department. The public row centers on allegations of misconduct and silence from the implicated officials.
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Sydney
Chit
Clewry
Stevens
Cleary
Puall-sey
Trouble Over Cheque Charge Remands After Fraud Allegation
A Sydney solicitor Lance Wal George Blackmore, 31, was remanded today at the Central Court on a charge of fraudulently disposing a cheque intended for Dainy Carlavon. The case, dated Monday, concerns improper appropriation of funds and unclear details due to the damaged OCR.
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Bydnet
Central Pourt
Lance Wal Gsorge Blackmore
Jude 71
Lbu
Dainy Carlavon
Times Editorial Hails Turin Talks as Step Toward Realistic Peace
The Times of London welcomes the Turin conversations as an encouraging prelude to Prime Ministers Kaumann and the British and French leaders. It signals a new spirit abroad and favors a realistic settlement of separations war debts and the equally complex problem of disarmament.
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London
Mondey
the Times
Turin
Pen Uke
Ottawa Policy Mr Gullett States Case
Mr Gullett addresses Ottawa policy at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon before departure for Ottawa next week. He says primary producers should benefit from the conference, not wool or wheat, and Australia can aid Britain despite reduced purchasing power. He warns against drastic tariff changes and expects only limited benefits for Australia.
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Sydney
Gullett
Hinico
Ottawa
Statewide Rain Deluges North Central Districts
Rain swept across H.W. State reducing outdoor activity as counties reported moderate to heavy showers. Weather officials noted scattered storms during the morning rally at downtown venues with gusty winds and damp streets in the northern comarca vicinity.
Royal Commission Opens Into Corruption Allegations
The Royal Commission, appointed by the Government, held a preliminary sitting led by Mr Justice Halse Rogers. It will study tin hare licenses fruit machines and related corruption, with adjournment to allow witnesses representation. The inquiry will probe taxation evasion improper practices in sales hires or installations of fruit machines and high machines, and whether funds were misused or misappropriated.
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Sydney
Royal Commission
Halse Rogers
Criminal Court
Conernile Wrnrther
Rexpert
Tina
Apy Deron
Abe
Army Tlia
Eno
Majority of Two Labour Party in Queensland
It is probable the Labour Government will secure a two seat majority in the new Parliament. Counting leaves two seats undecided, with Labour likely to gain one. Predicted composition: Labour 32, Anti-Labour 4, Independent 1, Doubtful 2. The Hamilton by election may swing the balance.
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Labour
Queensland
Brisbane
Labour Party
Hamilton
Signs of Revival in Australian Economic Speech
Mr Bruce states optimistic view on Australia’s economy and restrained options. Assistant Treasurer M HM. W Bruce supports revived sentiment and confidence in Ottawa Conference outcomes.
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Melbourne
W Bruce
Australia
Ottawa
Rugby Player Hurt Mislortess Visits The Al Blacks
Welling tor 912 Monday. While playing in clay south at Chrunchurch on wairday Gh. Mart who was chosen to make the trip to Australia with the All Ince team, he had he shoulder injury. Medical examination feared the injury serious and may require surgery.
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Chrunchurch
Wairday
Mart
Australia
All Ince
Seriou
Eubatit
England and Italy Lead in Davis Cup Ties
England defeated Poland four to one as Perry and Stolgrow fell. Italy faced Switzerland in Montreux with Palmiera and Sortorio securing a 2 6 0 8 4 victory. Germany led Ireland in Berlin with Prenn and Cramm each winning to push Germany to four matches to one.
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Poland
Perry
Ugland
Stolgrow
Thocaytuk
Lae
Italy
Switzerland
Montreux
Bunday
Sortorio
Palmiera
Asxchliemann
Fisher
Switserland
Germany
Ineland Berlin
Prenn
Rogers
Cramm
Maguire Chetand
Britain
New Fuel Tests by Cunard Liner Roythin Jett Shiverpont
A Cunard liner named Roythin Jett Shiverpont conducts new fuel experiments aboard in Rome, using a specially prepared mixture claimed to cut boiler bills by about 40 percent. The test aims to reduce line losses and speed up wartime fleet efficiency, with potential adoption by navy and merchant marine.
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London
Cunard
Roythin
America
Rome
Het Tollers
Fangrot Procoim
Mercantile Marine
For Wife's Sake London Runday Victory Tale
J Maranon wins the Aritiah Opa Wolk Charmpionship amid claims the winner will not profit much. figures suggest potential earnings around £6,000 while others face losses and complex financial risks. references to a wife’s share and large sums loom as the story hints at fraud or misreporting.
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J. Maranon
Acretica
Mely
Bobly
Jon
Magen
Jay
Atta Warth
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