German British Naval Pact Outlines 35 to 10 Ratio
A White Paper details the naval agreement between Britain and Germany. It sets a 35 to 10 ratio relative to other Commonwealth members and reserves rights to adjust if other powers upset the balance. Eden to visit Paris to discuss with France and clarify Britain’s aims.
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London
Britain
Germany
England
Forwiye
Lrance
Eden
Patie
Anthony Hien
Paris
Systein
German jubilation at naval agreement in Berlin
In Berlin on Tuesday editorials hail the naval agreement as a significant gain for liberal negotiations. They say Hitler views it as the best method to settle differences and open a new chapter in Anglo German relations toward general reconciliation.
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Berlin
Hitler
French Disappointment Clouds Payal Accord Views
Paris outlets summarize cautious French reaction to the payal agreement. Le Temps notes Britain eyes an experiment while others may push to concentrate on a single path for peace. La Journal des Debate questions Britain’s belief in Herr Hitler renouncing plans. L Intransigeant calls Britain surprised by Channel allies' stance.
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Paris
Weanenaay
le Tempe
Britain
Remaoli
la Journal Des Debate
Dore
Herr Hitter
Melakompa
Sven
British Press Comments on Naval Agreement
The Times and The Daily Telegraph critique the naval agreement noting it widens and may harden tensions. They argue it does not reduce Franco British distrust and may enable Germany to break clauses of the Versailles treaty, risking future friction.
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London
the Times
France
Great Britain
Daily Telegraph
North Sea
Germany
Probaly
Kingsford Smith Aims Air Service With Flying Boats
Proposal outlines four engined flying boats for passenger and mail service between Australia and New Zealand. Kingsford Smith envisions contractor operation on a staged basis after an experimental period, with government involvement and New Zealand contributing 10 percent funding. Plans include capacities of 80 passengers and 2000 pounds cargo per flight, and later potentially broader air routes.
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Smithy Maggents
Ament
Tan Ying Baste Wach Ag
Walla
Dougian
Carevieg
Kingaford Menith'e Plina
Smithy
Commonwealth
Martin
Bikurnky
Mall
Amithy
Government of Australia
New Zewland
Dramatic rescue as missing men found alive on cliff ledge
Three men presumed dead after their launch foundered off Cronulla were discovered alive on a cliff ledge 150 feet above Wattamotta beach. Edward Parker 21 John Ibynch 40 and John Sandera 45 were rescued after hours of arduous search and a crowd gathered to cheer.
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Sydney
Cronulla
Thernoon
Edward Arthur Parker
John Ibynch
John Sandera
L. Cunningham
Wattamotta
Cunningham
Russick
Three seamen rescued after cliff trek in rough sea
A Melbourne dispatch reports City of Florence overdue from Sydney. Three men aboard survived a dangerous sea storm, were swept from their boat, swam ashore, endured cold and hunger, and were later found by Cunningham with food lowered to them. The voyage remained unresolved.
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Melbourne
Florence
Sydney
Twofold Bay
Wallamola
Cunningham
Damage on Sydney Beaches
Enormous waves battered Sydney beaches washing boards and chairs away. The Matty hall towers were badly damaged and a section of the trout platform was lifted. Surf conditions at Dew Why worsened.
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Sydney
Saarta
Dew Why
Tram Collision Shocks Newcastle Crowd
Two trams collided at the corner of Aook and Market Streets in the afternoon. Passengers were thrown from seats and four were injured, with one suffering serious injuries.
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Newcastle, Wesnowlay
Aook
Market Streets
Konora Dam Work Approved for Restart
Sydney voters approved resuming the Konora Dam project with a 145000 vote. The plan allows work on the Warmore dam to restart, with projected completion costing about £100,000.
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Sydney
Warmore
Mutiny in Mine Prisons Coal Pit Mutineers Fume Mine
A band of 380 convicts mutinied at a Kansas State prison coal mine in Lansing and took some guards as hostages 720 feet underground. Police used tear gas on prisoners causing serious effects. starvation was seen as the likely surrender path.
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New York
Kansas State
Lansing
Transport NSW Commissioner to Tour Abroad
The Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways, Mr Maddorku, will visit Europe and America to study modern road and tram operations. The inquiry, ordered by the Acting Premier, covers vehicle design, traffic centres, and proposals to spend £1,000,000 on metropolitan transport improvements. He will return early in the New Year.
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Sydney
Road Transport and Tramways
Tor ‘Ake
Develop- T
Brixnat
Mali
Maddorku
Europe
America
Freighter Nollington Court Damaged by Heavy Seas
The freighter Nollington Court arrived at Sydney harbour for repairs but suffered severe damage from heavy seas over the past days. Deck structure damaged, many items washed overboard, lifeboats and rigging damaged, crews worked to control the ship, no injuries reported.
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Sydney
Nollington Court
Sydney Habour
Bondi Seaside Storm Causes Wide Damage
A severe coastal storm battered Bondi and surrounding areas. High tides flooded Manly links and North Bondi cabaret venues. The Bond proprietor reported major damage to structures and a bandstand washed away. Authorities logged wreckage and water intrusion across several beachfront sites.
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Manly
Bondi
North Bondi
AL Bronte
Advisory Council Election Nine Candidates to Offer
Nine candidates planned for the Advisory Council election in Canberra with September 28 dates discussed. Two names named for the Hospital Board and three more candidates to be chosen by their bodies. Chamber of Commerce and women’s groups weigh in on support and voting dynamics.
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Canberra
Advisory Council
George Adams
Kingeton
Tyly Hinderatood
Canbarra
Northern Suburbs representative chosen by progress association
A read of local nominations shows the Northy Suburbe Progress Association selecting a representative for the Northern Suburbs. A Canberra woman candidate is to be nominated by the Canberra Woman's Organization with Dr D C Henry backing Kingston. Public Service Welfare Committee named W G Piper as seventh candidate from four nominations. C H McFayen will be the Public Service candidate for Mampial rd. Petle anticipates election conditions for the Municipal Board will be clarified soon.
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Northy ‘Arn
Andidate
Public Service Welfare Committee
Haa
W. G. Piper
C.H. McFagyen
Mampial
Petle
Mampital Board
Earth tremors reported in two states
Earth tremors were reported in Goulburn at 8 20 and Yass also reported movements. No damage occurred and light tremors were felt into the early morning hours.
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Rydney
Goulburn
Yass
Promaunookro
Tremor Shakes Melbourne Suburbs Rattling Homes
A tremor recorded at 3 50 in the morning startled residents across Melbourne's northern and outer suburbs. The Weather Bureau noted this unusual seismic event with reports of windows rattling and a strong vibration felt in Greenborough and Doncaster.
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Melbourne
Werthualay
Weather Bureau
M Mybalantlil Jr
Realdenta
W. 1
Aibuitin
Bast
Doncaster
Tremor Shakes Melbourne Suburbs Near Greenburgh Doncaster
Early morning a minor earthquake jolted the northern Melbourne suburbs around Greenbur ge and Doncaster waking residents. People reported alarms and feared structural damage as they fled to safety.
Eat More Food Campaign Urged at Geneva
Geneva meeting of the International Labour Office urges an Eat More Food campaign. Attendee Brewware touts government representative for stronger action. Investigation continues into the meal supply shortage and related economic pressures.
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London
Wrevorick Brewware
Hustens Ninn
Ue International Labour Offenring
Mato Tha
Meat policy debate sparks global food production concerns
The Mouseommons faced a heated session on increasing consumption and international effort to lift living standards. Debaters warned rising prices and supply gaps could threaten workers and employers while seeking healthier production methods. The discussion centered on easing hunger and promoting broader economic reform.
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Spor
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Minone
Nuh
Butheringd
Konora Dam
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Ehren
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Hospital Board
Goodwin
Nelly
TM Shakespeare Mo
WG Piget
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