Opposition by State Premiers at Constitutional Conference
Divergent views among state representatives emerged as the Premiere Conference discussed aviation, navigation, and film control. Ministers urged a common policy, while states argued over Commonwealth powers and interstate regulation, with outcomes aimed at a unified Australian aerial medical service proposal.
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Melbourne
Gogn
Defence
George Pearce
Eveation
Mouliney
Latham Tenow
Btaten
Edere
White
New South Wales
Queens
Westara
Latham
Commonwealth
Lathes
Manning
N.5.w
Mir. Mullan
Qld
Health council proposed to control plant disease quarantine
The Health Minister proposed forming a council within the Federal Health Council to coordinate quarantine of plant and animal diseases. The Commonwealth would communicate with the States to enable Ministers to discuss the matter with experts, and to obtain a unified approach across regions.
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Berlin
Dimitrof
Fop
Tanef
Reichstag
Russia
Reichstag Fire Reception in Russia Moscow
Rebels greet Bulgarian arrivals upon granted Russian citizenship returning from Berlin. Workers march through the streets as three men appear holding The Internationale. A Soviet official notes the fire that burned the Reichstag and the men declare themselves soldiers of the Communist Nations.
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Russia
Moscow
Berlin
Keamen
Nagis
Rasputin Sequel Film Trial Involving Tsar Family
A London court case centers on a Rasputin sequel film tied to Princess Yousouport Irina Alexandrova. She sues over a $3 million connection, alleging Natasha character resembles her, while exposing alleged court intrigue and Rasputin’s influence over the Tsar. The matter involves Sir Patrick Hastings and Princess Tring’s testimony about motives and settlements.
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London
Tugaday
Prince
Abe
Natasha
Rasputin
Patrick Hastings
Irina
Rusais
Sir Patrick Hastings
Tearevitch
Youseouport
Ruste
Yousoupoil
Raalputin
Molka Palace
Tver
Setrat
Moika Palace
Princem Nagase
Fascist Austria Eyes Italian Model Return of Habsburg Estates
Vienna reports quote Fascist leader Blahrhemberg asserting Austria will be anti democratic and fascist. Democracy may linger briefly, but is doomed. Austria may welcome a Habsburg resurgence and selective restoration of confiscated estates, while throne restoration remains a delicate, impractical issue.
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London
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
Rinse Blarhemberg
Faselain
Melmwehr
Austria
Italy
Big Surplus In British Finance
The revenue returns for the week ended Saturday show a surplus of 3,300,704 compared with last year’s 4,936. Newspapers speculate on budget rules. The Morning Post says the Chancellor should have a possible surplus around 40,000,000.
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London
Tuseday
Morning Post
NRA Planner Proposes Wider Scope for Codes to Cut Costs
Washington Tuesday report on administrator plans to expand code enforcement to reduce purchasing costs. Figures cited include 3.7 million persons and a nationwide impact.
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Washington
NRA
Prince George visit plans begin on mainland tour
Arrangements for a royal visit to Sydney and New South Wales will start this week as the Minister for Health Mr Mage returns to Sydney from Canberra. He will meet with head of governments in New South Wales South Australia and Western Australia to discuss the aims of the royal visit.
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Prince
Bydny
Paria
New Houth
Wales
Amislater
Mage
Bydney
Deen Tamerhood
Marvel
South Australis
Western Australia
Watt
Te Priac
Stop Press Anortiy Amid Midmenths At Seduide
Stop press notes clumsily report Anortiy before midmenths and a pollen event continued at the Seduide. The fragmentary text preserves a few names and places but lacks clear action or outcomes.
Chancellor Denies Border Menace Reports
Vienna notes the Chancellor Dr Dotfusa denies rumors of Austro German incidents. He says the country is quiet and Austrian miliary units have been moved to Upper Austria only for security or emergency needs. No troops are concentrated on the Czecho Slovak border.
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Vienna
Dotfusa
Upper Austria
Air Invasion Soviet Planes Over Korea News
Soviet planes reportedly crossed toward north east Korea prompting Toklo and Tokyo officials to deny overflight of Japanese territory. The disputed air activity stirred tensions as a protest from the Soviet side referenced dangerous maneuvers near borders and contested airspace.
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Tokio
Tuneday
Spd Reaman
Tnt
Jpanene
Marcow
Rec
North-East
Korea
Hovist
Earl Beatty Urges Restoration Of British Defences
In London on Tuesday Earl Beatty urged Britain to restore and strengthen its defence forces. He called for resisting changes to naval ratios, boosting cruiser numbers, and accelerating battleship replacement planned under the treaty. He warned Britain lags France and Italy and emphasized bolstering the Air Force to restore security.
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Lwindon
Britain
Carlton Club
France
Prince
Brit
Art Beatty
Wheat Exports to China Stir Australian Trade
Sydney reports wheat traders fear American shipments to China could curb Australian exports to the Orient. An estimated 40,000,000 bushels may depart New South Wales with about 4,000,000 already exported. Australian traders expect gains in European markets due to Ottawa Agreement terms.
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Sydney
Abippera
China
Orient
South
Wale
Thisses Tanomiy
Cogland Oy Resano
Ottawa
Soviet Troops Fire on Japanese Planes Report
Fragmentary dispatch says Soviet forces opened fire on Japanese planes during ant-bandit operations. Reported to General Staff in Tokyo, details unclear. Tokyo government actions pending.
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Tokio
Sevoas
Almiter
Toklo
Wpa
Hunger Marchers Press At No 10 Dowling Street
Forty hunger marchers led by Mosara McGovern and MSP C F Maxtoo tried to interview Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald at No 10 Dowling Street. Police saluted the leaders at the door. MacDonald was absent and had refused to use a deputation.
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London
Mosara, McGovern
C.F. Maxtoo
MSP
Ramsay
Mac Donald
Dowling Street
Ark
Pied Par
MacDonald
Stavisky Scandal Judge Removed Linked to Premier Par ibo
A European inquiry found that a judge and brother in law of former premier Chautemps knew key Stavisky fraud details. The inspector’s 1981 report and delays led to postponements. the judge faces removal and transfer to an administrative post in the colonies.
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PARIB
Atres
Rt Jin
Ned Bee
M. Pressard
L Aw
Chautemps
Duatog
Union Rebuff to Garden Graves Faction in Labour Party
The Garden-Graves faction faced a sharp reversal as Federal organiser and J Culbeet of the Timber Workers' Union secured disciplinary action against a member. The move followed attempts to implement the party's socialisation of industry plank, despite the individual’s claims of maladministration.
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Bydnay
Woanesuay
Garden-Graves
State Labour Party
Moretary
J. Culbeet
Timber Workers’ Union
Mission to East leaves Sydney March seventeenth
A government delegation appointed by the mamaamwealth Government will depart Sydney on March 17 for a three month mission. The party includes the Attorney General Mr a, accompanied by Mr Tatham. The owners in the party include Mr H Stanlah, and a private secretary. Ignores unclear names and titles due to garbled OCR.
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Mamaamwealth
Sydney
Annral
Tatham
H Stanlah
Privata
Moretary
Aoretary
Fongeld Nya
Ioe
Walan
Aves Foorn
Tvase
New South Wales to set up unemployment funding body
Melbourne reports the New South Wales Government will establish a statutory body to finance works and ease unemployment. The body, to be titled to borrow, may require no public appeal, and will cooperate with the Unemployment Relief Council. Members will be government appointed and represent major state industries.
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Melbourne
Government of
New South Wales
Stevena
Loan Council
Afr
Steven
Stevens
Employment Trust
Unemployment Relief Council
Bleven
Stevens Aald
Albury Parish Goulburn Friction Over Parish Assignment
In Albury the Anglican community faces friction as Rev. F Patt, initially locum and later rector candidate, seeks a parish at least as large as Albury. Gordon fought to access parochial records and faced a threatened legal action before Patt was announced as organising secretary of the Diocesan Fund.
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Goulburn
Albu Ent
F. Patt
Jordon
Albury
Gordon
Anglican Mynod
Paatt
Labour Protest in House of Commons Takes Stage
A tumult in the House of Commons sees Labour members denounce unemployment and demand action during a heated session. Speaker intervenes as Mr McDonald and Mr Maxton clash over a government response and the legitimacy of protests by marchers outside No 10 Downing Street. The exchange centers on relief for the unemployed and constitutional rights to audience with ministers.
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Amidet Purtima
Sheeraim
Bik Mos
Mcotland
Wale
England
McGovern
Prins
Fhia Wan
Herbert Manuel
Wits
Marchara
A McDonald
Labour Party
Marthora
Lavoe
Waclf
Simitar
Trades Union Congraya
Alea
Marchre
Marchete Wa
London
Mantowr
Afr
Maxton
Claughter
Labour Unity Agenda Proposed Federal Cabour Geaturence
Fragmentary text outlines Labour Unity proposals for federal action and candidate support. Mentions deceased individuals and resolutions, with unclear context and garbled phrasing. No clear dates, places, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Caumonwealth
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Ta Rew
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Prince George
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Tamworth
Earl Beatty
Stavisky Fraud
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Albury Parish
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