Suspension of Mutton Exports Restricts British Trade Quota
The Commonwealth Government suspends shipments of mutton and lamb to Great Britain and withholds permits for April to June. Acting Prime Minister Dr Earle Page said the restriction will apply to proposed shipments while negotiations with Britain determine export quantities. Cabinet will consider extending the cap if Britain agrees to a larger quota, amid expectations of greater export potential next year.
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Commonwealth
Great Britain
Earle Page
Entine
Iambor
Fee
Farent Beit
Karls Page
Veneta
United
King Thay
United Kingdom
Heavy loss to ship owners reported in Melbourne
An Australian report describes a heavy loss to ship owners amid trade disruptions. The article notes concern for workers and the potential impact on the United Kingdom market, with estimates of affected seamen and broader economic implications.
Ambiguous policy debate hints at government resistance
Fragmentary passage discusses a proposed policy and government stance. It mentions resistance to restriction, ongoing negotiations, and expectations of a remiliation or clarification once talks finish. The text is unclear and many words are corrupted.
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Euporta Ware Forest
Trade Held Up Disorganisation of Transport
Sydney dispatch reports a disturbance in export flow as disorganisation halted shipments of Midton and Lamb from Australia. The stoppage began around five o clock Saturday afternoon, causing a temporary halt in feed exports and prompting concern over supply continuity.
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Sydney
Tusnday
Australia
Britain Faces Mutton Export Ban Over Quota Clash
Australian officials warn that Britain may restrict meat imports, risking dumped stock or costly returns. Preliminary talks in Sydney with the acting Prime Minister Dr Page and the Meat Advisory Committee aim to avoid a spike in prices and shortages. The plan would curb exports in the second quarter, with a potential 200 000 to 300 000 cwts surplus at June end if Britain extends the quota.
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Britain
United Kingdom
Commonwealth
England
Sydney
Yaterday
Dr. Page
Union
Australia
Wew Deputy Leader Deposed by Victorian UAP in Melbourne
In Melbourne on a Tuesday meeting of the UAP Ian McFarlane Chief Secretary and Attorney General announced the deputy leadership was removed. Kant Hughes was elected Minister for Transport by a preferential ballot with Colonel H tipped as a future premier. The party aims to keep the National Ministry for stability and rural rehabilitation plans to begin March 0.
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Melbourne
Ian McFarlane
Defram
U.A.P
Kant Hughes
Ransport Ion
Country Party
Ans
Air Stanley Argyle
Barnabas Church Dispute Ends With Damages Claim
In Sydney on Tuesday a dispute at Barnabas Church, BI, saw William Johnston Barker awarded 1000 pounds against Rev Canon Robert Rook, rector, for allegedly publishing comments about the plaintiff. The defence pleaded not guilty as the hearing adjourned after disputes over Canon Rook’s appointment and alleged alterations to the remarks during a 1934 parish meeting.
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Sydney
Barnabas Church
William
Johnston Barker
Robert Rook
Canon Rook
St. Barnabas
Gordon Wallis
Debate on Imperial defence in House of Commons
British MPs clash over imperial defence measures as the House of Commons discusses White Paper on defence amid a crowded gallery. Foreign diplomats attend, including French, Belgian, and Turkish ambassadors, with officials from Germany and Australia noted in attendance.
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London
House of Commons
Australia
League of Nations
Will Mr Cerutty Come to Canberra Debated in Parliament
An extended debate in the House of Commons centers on Mr Cerutty and his possible Canberra visit. The discourse covers long service leave, retirement timing, and succession rumors amid criticism of government policy and calls for disarmament within the League framework.
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MR. Cerutty
Canberra
Cerutty
Stewart Attitude Nods To Meat Exports Suspension
Melbourne Tuesday Under Secretary for Employment Mr Stewart said the suspension of Australian meat exports was vindication of his refusal to accept a portfolio in the Lyana coalition Government. He claimed the situation would be inevitable and urged rural representatives to back the government to weather the storm as he predicted continued improvement in Australia.
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Melbourne
Stewart
Hi Refusal
Lyana
Aruas
Australia
Eawart
Sacrilege Trial Ends With Conditional Sentence
In a Derby era court, King pleaded guilty to sacrilege after an alleged premeditated insult to Father Leonard of St Brigardn Church. Counsel argued religious provocation and mental strain from wartime, leading to a two year term at a Starvation Army Home.
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Hotton
Tony
Herbert
Towers
King
Leonard
Brigard'n Church
Marrickvitis
Wim
Anglican primate election meeting adjourned without decision
A Tuesday gathering of Anglican bishops from across Australia aimed at choosing a primate adjourned without an absolute majority or official statements. Four metropolitans, including Archbishop Le, were believed to be contenders.
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Bydney
Australia
Beam
Paddington Council Acts To Curb Radio Nuisance
The Paddington Council decided last night to order occupants of certain houses in the municipality to refrain from creating nuisance between 10 p m and 11 p m from widening public nuisance in the area.
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Paddington
Unclear fragmentary text from Perth area legal note
Fragmentary OCR shows family names and terms like adjournment vote and constitutional reference. Reads as a partial record of a proceeding with attempts to secure a majority and potential further action. Names and places are garbled and uncertain.
Cuba Rises as Trade Stands Still in Havana
Descriptions of a near total revolutionary strike in Cuba with streets deserted and civilian toll rising. Electrical workers halted late afternoon and a death penalty order cited. government controls keep vital services functioning while shops run under orders and transport stops cause widespread shortages. A former Cuban official Sinrique Fernandes was reported among the dead. Miami reports Carlos Hodis, once imprisoned in 1934 Cuba, claims about 200 people were coerced onto a plane and widespread chaos, with bodies seen across the island.
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Havana
Mendista
Sinrique Fernandes
Gran Martin
Miami
Florida
Carlos Hodis
Cuba
Scouts Missing in Blue Mountains Search Underway
Sydney reports three scouts aged around ten disappeared after heading March 1 from Katoomba to Jenolan Caves via the bridle track. Police in Katoomba plan a patrol along the Jenolan route to locate the boys.
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Blue Mountains
Sydney
Hive Mountains
Katoomba
Jenglan Caves
Biya
Ikelig
General Booth Reaches Australia for First Trip in Command
General Evangeline Booth world commandant of the Salvation Army arrives in Australia aboard the Mooltan, greeted by a river steamer full of followers as she waves from the forward deck. She notes three dozen voyages and expresses gratitude for Australia’s invitation and support.
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Fremantle
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Australi
Mooltan
Balvation Army
General Booth
England
Kingsford Smith To Start Trans-Tasman Air Service
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith to operate the Trans-Teaman freight service between Sydney and New Plymouth aboard the Southern Cross. Two-way flights planned within a week with an early start expected Tuesday. Kingsford Smith departed for New Zealand last Saturday.
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Sydney
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith
Southern Cross
New Plymouth
Kingsford Smith
New Zealand
Australian Salvation Army plans and travel noted
The article reports general Booth’s civic reception by the Mayor of Pramantin and a planned Australian visit. It states she will confer with Salvation Army leaders on organization matters and then depart for New Zealand. It mentions attire and cultural expectations of military and civilian women and hints at modern dress as a point of discussion.
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Gamera
Balgation
Hasith
Booth
Pramantin
Australia
Salvation Army
Greek Revolt Fails. Government Regains Aegean Control
Rebels surrender their warships except the Averoff and one submarine. The Averoff carries Venizelos his wife and 100 rebel officers toward Rhodes. Government reports 11 dead and 28 wounded in Macedonian fighting as authorities reestablish control in Crete and other Aegean islands.
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Athens
Crete
Aegean Islands
Mitylene
Samos
China
Avetoff
Para
Leon
Nierus
Averoff
Venizelos
Rhodes
Rebel fleet leader flees toward Alexandria amid intrigue
A Kerkyra crewman reports a mysterious man boarded the vessel at Buda Bay, believed to be Regi' Admiral Colial feria, rebel commander of the Averoff. The passenger, under guard, wore a first officer's uniform as he traveled toward Alexandria, possibly to land under an assumed name. General Kondylis says government troops may not resist mainland forces much longer and a peace pact could be negotiated, though Crete remains volatile. The revolt reportedly costs about £4,000,000 in spoils and currency seized by rebels. Kamenos leaves for Sofia as reports of renewed aviation and artillery use surface.
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Major Attlee
Labour
Phat Thin
Attlee
Germany
League
Combina
Uber
Major
Bakiwin
Democratie
Bak
Baldwin Auld
Ted
Alexandria
Crete
Regi
Colialferia
Averoff
Buda
Bay
Collalexis
Kalenaki
Padenger
Kondylis
United Preas
Anys
Saree
Seres i
Cameral Kondylia
Vaniessos
Kamenos
Aegime
Kamonos
Sofia
Rebellion Ended in Macedonia Reported by Athens
Athens reports government forces captured rebel positions at dawn in Macedonia and Thrace as loyal troops advance. General Onidws leads troops into Drama with a loyal population, while Ka metion is said to have lost followers after Kavallas abandonment. Some rebels reportedly fled to Bulgaria or the sea as the cruiser Helle departed.
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Athens
Bares
Tite
Macedonia
Thrace
Onidws
Drama
New South Wales Triumph Over Warfare Australia
In Calcutta a recent day match saw New South Wales record a decisive victory over Warfare Australia. A Kabul newspaper reports a dramatic Afghan village incident where a woman buried alive was found alive after the grave was opened three days later and treated successfully. she fully recovered.
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New South Wales
Australia
Rmood
Calcutta
Kabul
Olaneld
Bmw
Rebels Cross Into Bulgaria Rebels Cross Into Bulgaria Border Surrender Amid Turmoil
Kamenos Sidi, governor of Tribes, led 16 officers and a civilian to the border and surrendered to Mastanil as part of the Great Liberation. Desertions by coerced reinforcement units and captured ammunition cited as factors. Navrokop rebels claimed a navy lapel unit turned the defeat and a landing at Dedegatch suggested a larger force approaching from behind.
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Bofia
Kamenos Sidi
Offecrs
Mastanil
Iseseltem
Kamenon
Coer
Wrelecy
oMcern
Navrokop
Sraul
Dedegatch
New Police Chief Sydney Appointment Reported
Tuesday briefing notes outline the newly-appointed Police Chief WJ Mackay speaking in a brief interview. He remarks on presenting his uniform and expresses readiness to lead, with reactions gathered from various state and Australian sources.
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Sydney
Mackay
Australia
My. Mackay
Macleay
Bush fires blaze near Perth in Brunei district report
A serious bush fire near Perth impacts the Brunei district about 100 miles southwest of the city. Local authorities warn residents and mobilize fire crews as flames threaten stretches of rural land. No detailed counts or casualties are available in the fragment.
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Perth
Brunei District
New South Wales Match Report Fragment Unclear Play
Fragmentary cricket score notes show dismissals and bowlers with Dari-like names. Mentions of batsmen and bowlers include Ditohbure Garrett Campbell Zimbull Cush Jones and others with incomplete team or match context. Summary preserves limited readable entities and uncertain items without fabrication.
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New South Wala
Firat Taninge
Ditohbure
Garrett Campbell
Zimbull ‘Cush
Thesk
Jones A
Imbully
Jones
Ditohbura
Babe Sumbe
Gryant
Government salary cuts target married servants misread
A public service notice outlines salary reductions affecting married servants with estimated pay around 300 units. The document cites approximate figures and notes adjustments may apply. It discusses implementation timelines and eligibility conditions amid broader austerity measures.
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Fataratien
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Capital Pree of Australia, Ltd
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