Unity drives debate at interstate Federal Labour meet in Sydney
A two hour session at the interstate conference in Sydney admitted six Lang faction delegates without vote power as Labour leaders hope for party unity. Prominent figures from New South Wales South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania attended while Premier Forgan Smith was absent returning to Brisbane.
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Sydney
Federal Labour Party
Hee
Lang
Napet
Wasara
Wen
Forgan Smith
Briabene
New South Wales
Mesas
Buckland
J. H. Catt
South Australia
Mla
Mr. Lavey
Geoator Hoare
L. ‘Thompson
Stephans
Webs
Western Australia
Cuiller
Lemmas
Bel
Mila
Tonle
Breakdown of Anglo Japanese conference sparks tariff fears
Report notes the breakdown of talks may push the world toward a tariff and quota driven cotton trade war. Yorkshire leaders warn that failure of the conference could prompt government action to shield the industry as competition intensifies globally.
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Sat
Yorkshire
Srnlian Textiver
Tapas
Germany’s Industry Revives Under Goebbels Era
Merlin reports rapid revival in Germany with factory output rising and textiles and other sectors increasing. The regime claims production gains in machinery, housing, and overall industry, noting Home construction and trade turnover improvements despite wartime constraints.
Severe earthquake shocks strike both islands of New Zealand
Reports describe the most disastrous quake in New Zealand history with extensive property damage and thousands evacuated at midnight. Riverview Observatory recorded shocks as the fiercest since 1923 Tokyo quake, center estimated near 1300 miles from Sydney, with lines down south of Palmerston and urgent efforts to establish factual news.
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Sydney
Riverview College Observatory
New Zealand
Scindr
Orth Ieland
Riverview
Tokio
W Zealand
Dasinion
Palmerston
BOTs DEATI INQUIRY REPORTS SLOW PROGRESS
A fragmented account from Monday’s inquiry describes tensions at a welfare farm and a witness recalling a boy who rode thirteen miles around a yard. The hearing, ongoing for hours, touched on heart trouble and a child welfare official’s testimony.
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Lenton
Ge Ingulfa
Fance Welfare Farm
Inoperative Mortgage Interest Reduction Ordinance
A Territorial Advisory Council session disclosed that the Mort n Tavereat Reduction Ordinance 1931 is now inoperative as the relief application window expired. The Interior Department informed the Attorney General that no evidence justified amending the law to extend mortgage interest reductions.
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Advisory Council
Mortn
Department of the Interior
Mort
Shell poacher scare at Rabaul
Fragmented text describes a shell poaching scare at Rabaul with references to territorial relief measures and an approved plan. It mentions persons in the Territory and forthcoming advice, noting the act and premiere plan without clear chronology or complete details.
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Rabaul
Ion
Census staff reductions announced with staged dismissals
The census office will reduce staff after a two week period, with the first batch of 15 men to be dismissed on March 15. About 10 to 16 will be dismissed each week thereafter as work nears completion, but no one is being displaced. By the end of September roughly 200 men will have been released, leaving a core crew of about to continue until the project ends in about 14 months.
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Ennus
Hunger Marchers Rally in London Amid Unemployment Crisis
In London, hunger marchers gathered to press the government over unemployment. Police maintained order at Nelson's Columns as organizers and speakers, including Messrs Pollitt and Hansington, addressed the crowd. One marcher offered to share bread with a constable who declined his gesture.
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London
Bundsy
MacDonald
Cesar
Pacers Une
Pollitt
Hansingtom
Nelson
Colums
Trawler Unique sinks after crew rescued by coaster
The 0-ton trawler Unique sank off the South Coast after water flooding from leaking plates forced Captain Mall to abandon ship. The crew were rescued by the steamer Bermagus and brought to Newhaven. sharks circled the lifeboats, and a missing man’s body was later found in a bush.
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Sydney
Unique
Yeatarday
I Us
Bydsey
Mall
Newhaven
Ubeves Fai
Japan Faces Textile Talks Collapse Says Tokyo Agency
A Tokyo spokesperson warned Japan should prepare for a breakdown in textile negotiations as Datetown Japanese textile Tyrenentttves avoids intervention and shifts responsibility to London.
Byrd Supply Ship Crew Unable To Sleep In Montreal
A Byrd expedition ship crew reports sleep difficulties while in Montreal on a Monday. The note references Admiral Eva and indicates clustered fittings related to the voyage, with no further details on duration or outcomes.
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Montreal
Byrd
Aar
Eva Ary
Disarmament Deadlock Raises Fronts in Europe
The Daily Telegraph reports France will submit a disarmament note to London by week’s end and likely reject the Simon memorandum. Germany’s stance at Eden talks is seen as final but may shift if Paris yields, signaling a fragile European push for disarmament.
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London
Ee Bevin
Daily Telegraph
Germany
France
Espionage Ring In Hungary Reported By Telegraph
Budapest bureau of The Daily Telegraph reports a large spy network tied to Czecho Slovakia. About 100 officers arrested to date, authorities withholding details of the case as investigations continue.
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London
Budapest
The
Daily Telegraph
Sapienege
Czecho-Slovakia
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Census
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Bush
Roosevelt
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Ss Ek
Paris
Lakemba
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Czecho
Slovakia
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