Wool decline silences Japanese buyers at Sydney wool sale
Australian wool market fell as Japanese demand waned at Sydney auctions. Grassy merino prices dropped up to 5 shillings per bale from top offerings totalling 7 190 bales sold 6 130 at average, 008 privately disposed. Comparisons show declines of 2 to 15 percent versus best Sydney bids, with Queensland and Yorkshire participants active but Japan largely absent.
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Mort
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Yount
Fialen
Whehcointe, Carson Ltd
Ample Wool Stocks Held in Japan
Tokio reports ample wool stockpiles with an estimated 400000 bales expected to last until October. Manufacturers plan to cut output by about 30 percent until September 30, reflecting cautious textile supply amid uncertain demand.
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Japan
Tokio
Dapansea Mille
Trade Policy Outlook on Japan Australia Talks
Australia weighs a friendly settlement with Japan over a trade treaty as officials in Canberra expect a response by week’s end. Tokyo signals easing restrictions while Australian negotiators press for continuity of trade talks and a suspension of precautionary measures until treaty terms are agreed.
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Cari
Japan
Australia
Ae Henry Cle
Tokio
Bir ‘Gullett
Lyone
Tasmanian
Henry Guillet
Murai
Wan Ian
Augralia
Man Killed After Car Overturns In West Wyandotte
A car overturns after a tire blowout on Monday night near Wyandotte. Jordan was killed in the crash. Driver Rainey Lryane, 3, and another occupant were seriously injured. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Wydney
Jordan
Rainey Lryane
Belgium crisis deepens over Flemish separatist push
Brussels dispatch warns Belgium faces rising instability as Flemish party gains strength. a plan to detach Flanders and join Holland seeks a new Netherlands from Dunkirk to Frisian Islands. Movement backed by some German and Belgian factions. fortifications and foreign guarantees debated amid looming general strike.
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London
Pont
Brussels
Belgium
Ints
Flan
Belium
Holland
Netherlands
Dunkirk
Frisian
France
Flanders
Veterans' Bonus Payments Hit Record U S Veterans
Washington reports the largest government pay day in history totaling 4 850 000 000 dollars distributed to 4 000 000 World War I veterans. The event sparked nationwide celebrations and marked a historic milestone for veterans benefits. Police and guard units prepared for crowd activity amid transfer of funds and security concerns.
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Washington
Slatary Am
United States
Wintry Conditions Grip New South Wales Regions
Wintry weather is sweeping a wide area of New South Wales with very cold conditions. In the metropolitan region the minimum temperature fell below freezing and snow was reported in the northern, barrier and central tablelands. Heavy seas and shipping delays were noted along the coast.
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Aydney
Wales
Rothern
Rarriers
French Strike Victory Parade Amid Revolutionary Rally
London reports a vast Paris workers’ rally after the French Derby. banners and red emblems fill the open air stadium as Communist organizers lead a celebration of victory and a call for a prosperous future. Large crowds cheer, with revolutionary chants, banners, and a display of new flags. The event marks a shift in labor demonstrations and a pledge to extend employment to workers.
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Paris
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Wicer
Communist Party
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Bufala
Mubur
Mont Rouge
Paria
Mancheater Guardian
Coloccal Acai
Grand Atand
Gumber Ston
Arcan
Lage
Nscribad
France
Henry Bayhus
Wpenkarn
Brahe
Mtil
Anum
Pach Nn
Gnaily
Aburoh
Doctors Condemn Board Action At Canberra Hospital
Hospital Board members condemned the high handed over ride of the matron authority at Canberra Community Hospital. A sub committee investigated complaints from Drs Nott Finlay and Henry about outpatient care and communication with the medical superintendent. The board warned against interference with hospital management and adjourned the hearing amid evidence of strained relations?
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Ot Tre
Anould
Britian Medical Association
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Byane
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Panple
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Hompital Premning Petween
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Heven Peranne
Bundiy
Pendlag
Doubuul IE
Beaties
Grester
Defence extended programme aims to boost Australian defence
Sydney Monday report on the Commonwealth Government considering an extended defence programme beyond the £6.5 million annual three year plan started in 1934 35. Mr Parkhill the Defence Minister outlined Navy Army and support measures including ship increases fuel provisions ammunition and military training colleges to raise national security and expand reserves amid low national income.
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Mt Manly
Parkhill
Itel
Hille Leader
Fleet Auxiliary
Darwin
Theyal Miliary College
Ty Boullin
Fremantle
Police Inquiry in Melbourne Witness Recalled Before Royal Commissioner
Police inquiry details in Melbourne as Detective-Inspector Moker and others testify before the Royal Commissioner about Superintendent Brophy s shooting. Witnesses discuss discrepancies in official reports, car evidence, bullets found, and inability to identify assailants or locate a wounded man. Statements touch on informer secrecy, journalist access to statements, and past cooperation with Brophy.
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Royal Commanion
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Erie
Presa
McKerrall
M. Carey Wal
Heaphy
Ae. Stretton
Witnew
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O'Keefe
Stretton
Pearly Shige Macindoe
bin Witnema
Beephy
Union Funds Forgery Trial Held On 18 Charges
Francie John Sewell, a clerk, faced 18 charges at Central Court for forging receipts. Police evidence indicated the total amount involved is about 41,750 pounds, and the case proceeded with a preliminary hearing.
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Namlund
Bydney
Mondi
Francie John Sewell
Central Court Today
Nuinesy
Welag
Topetier
Patricide Charge Against Camperdown Youth
At Camperdown Court Jamen Alexander Memory, 12, faced a murder charge for allegedly killing his father, Alexander Memory, at their Nie home near Booran on Saturday. Police say Memory admitted firing during a domestic quarrel as detectives pursue multiple anti aircraft and armament plans outlined by the minister.
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Camperdown Court
Jamen Alexander Memory
Alexander Mery
Nie
Boorcan
Nazi Clash at Danzig and Australian War Prep
Fragmented OCR note outlines tensions at Danzig and plans under a three year mechanised program. Mentions Parkall and Australian forces, residency for artillery, and Point Cook Laverton troop movements. Notes cost estimates and naval and tractor equipment procurement amid wartime buildup.
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Bald Artillery
Tolta
Point Cook
Laverton
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Porth
Sanctions policy debate and cabinet unity in Britain
A London commentary notes Britain near an agreement on sanctions with Europe. The Daily Telegraph highlights Chamberlain as key in shaping policy aimed at ending sanctions and boosting Italy ties to restore confidence. Paris and Rome echo Britain’s line, while Berlin and Paris assess risks to security talks and upcoming conferences.
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Meville Chamberlain
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Herlin
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News-Chronicle
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