Parliament Debate Heats Up Over Funeral Remarks
In a tense session of the Labour Motor Liberals dominated assembly, heated exchanges erupted over a remark about a funeral. Opposition whip O Sullivan challenged the Premier, while Mr Stevens defended allegations of past remarks as the chamber adjourned amid interruptions and personal jibes.
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Bydney
Lapislativa Awendy
Labour Motor Piberals Ltd
Divona- BB
Boesker Ut Timén
Vtautfoid 3
Bhannon
Oultunity
Stevens
O'Sullivan
C/Sullivan
C'Sullivan
Hogg
Diarore
Ormlence
Bee
Steeyne Tewumed
Chief Inspector to Discuss NSW Education Auction Plans
An Australian official is due to arrive to confer with the Minister for the Interior on the future of education in the Sydney Capital Territory. Authorities favor maintaining the present arrangement while Parliament debates temporary accommodation funding and a new high school building, with a draft budget vote indicating provisional adjustments.
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Nsw
Ug Fadecad
Capital Territory
Eae
Lin Chier
Boarale
Manila
German wool trade talks spark hunger for wool
Sydney reports Pret Bougmann arrived and discussed an imminent wool sale with Germany. An argument arose over terms, with Germany pressing for favorable prices and Britain aiming to avoid supply disruption. authorities expected a quick conclusion to the deal pending formalities.
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Sydney
Bougmann
Ornovi Aal
Australia
Germany
Subacute
Branmann
N R A Intrastate Trade Ruling Sparks Federal Clash
A New Jersey federal judge, Judge Baker, ruled the National Industrial Recovery Act unconstitutional to regulate intrastate business. The decision questions Congress authority over local trade and manufacturing processes, signaling a major setback for the act.
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New York
Baker
New Jersey
Congress
Antarctic land found by Norwegian whaling ship Thorshavn
In Cape Town on Wednesday a Norwegian whaling vessel the Thorshavn reported landfall in Antarctica after discovering a new 300 mile long stretch of barren, ice free coast. The ship, carrying 66,000 gallons of oil valued at £190,000, landed one crewman injured by a whale’s flangent impact. penguin life was sparse and weather harsh.
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Cape Town
Thorsnayn
Antarctic
Pengutts
Peace policy and defence paper raise Britain’s courage
A London commentary by the Prime Minister argues for a firm peace policy while stressing readiness to oppose aggression. He contends the government's defence White Paper clarifies that peace remains the aim, but not at the expense of security, warning against complacency in arming and deterrence.
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London
Endencloe
Mio
Ar. Rameau Macdonald
Mechonslf
Wwich
Burone
Britain
Qhowdon
Healtt
W.-M. Fiughen
Crite
Binver Krmy
Canberra
Lyons in haste plans to London March twenty first
Mr Lyons travels to London with revised delegation plans. He aims to debark March thirty and arrives March twenty one, a day earlier than previously stated. The Australian High Commissioner awaits British reply on meat quota increase. Lyons attends Agent-General luncheon and will meet the Duke of Gloucester at Victoria station alongside Bruce.
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London
Weilnesday
Tyonat Fas
Maples
Atill
Lauder
Mr. Bruce
Roy
Australia
Dir
Lyons
Wees
Ainner
Duke of Gloucester
Aesara Lyons
Bruce
Victoria Station
Rail Mishaps Prompt Union Demands Inquiry
National Union of Railwaymen secretary Mr Metcher urged a public inquiry into unsafe railway rolling stock after reports from Indi Teporta described tyres loosening on wheels of passenger and goods vehicles. A Melbourne express near Goulburn had a tyre detach and detach, delaying the service. several other trains were held up. The Railway Commissioner declined to comment.
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Rydney
Metcher
National Union of Railnaymen
Indi Teporta
Thace
Melbourne
Goulburn
The
Union
Aimilar
Meat Impasse Clouds Australia Britain Trade Talks
Britain shows reluctance to permit 800000 cwts of Australian mutton in Q2 while Australia considers suspending further meat export permits for about one to two weeks. Government sources push for a May June export plan though final decisions hinge on UK reply within 48 hours. An advisory committee will assess detailed airings with the prime minister.
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Comptonwealth
Britain
Australi
Commonwealth
Federal
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Britelias
Canberra
Garie Page
Diphtheria Outbreak Rise Reported in Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan Health Inspector reports eight diphtheria cases in a week at a Municipal Council meeting. Cases split between Oaks Battery and local residents, with hospitalizations and immunization efforts noted. Municipal clinic treated 440 children, 160 fully injected, about 100 immunized privately. Officials warn of holiday season risk as immunization uptake discussed.
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Me. Klewan
Queanbeyan Municipal Council
Oaks Batate
Ald Taylor
Ald
A. K. Johnston
Lee
Aveane
Ifone
Costly advice in Kinch case prompts better legal guidance
The Crowe's prosecution against Egon Kinch cost £1524 with Maid Dr Page for the Attorney General replying to Mr. Rosevearn in the House of Representatives. Sir Bonevant urged securing superior legal advice before funding further prosecutions, while Dr. Page sought the best available counsel, as in the Commonwealth Lech case.
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Crowe
Egon Kinch
Page
Rosevearn
House of Representatives
Bonevant
Commonwealth
Not possible to determine from fragment
The fragment discusses rejecting armament escalation and pursuing collective security, urging international agreements and action beyond words to protect civilians, and stressing that refusing armament conferences harms all nations.
Lord Nuffield Gives 50000 for Disabled Children in Australia
Lord Nuffield wired the Governor-General to donate £50,000 to aid crippled children in Australia. The Governor-General and acting Prime Minister Paget welcomed the gift and considered establishing a federal trust fund to distribute the funds equitably. Lord Nuffield planned to remit the Australian currency amount shortly.
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Lord Nufeld
Ustrasia
Tesac Inanc
Lord Nufield
Australia
Fed
Children of Australia
Paget
Commonwealth
Lord NumMeld
Lord NuMeld
Lang's Hold at Auburn Sevant and Granville Election
In Lang's stronghold at Auburn Sevant and Granville the electorate declared no district improved more steadily than the employment scene. Government figures show factory hands rising from 1166 in 10082 to 9434 in 1945-44, doubling over the period, with Stevens asserting Labour could claim the Employment Party status while vowing to keep jobs for all workers.
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Lang
Auburn Sevant
Granville
Stevens
Labour Party
United Government Party
Oun Tat
Labour
Fragmentary German stance on air disarmament plans
A distorted excerpt portrays Germany arguing that other powers bear blame for disarmament failures. It claims Germany seeks no warlike intent while others push for arms limits, accusing the Varallize treaty of discrimination against Germany and urging finalization of promises.
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Tharyfors
Germany
Ming
Cherry
Tiermany
Church dispute in Sydney court over parish damage claim
The case involves Claude William John Barker seeking 61000 damages from parish guarantors over church troubles linked to Canon Hook’s appointment at Chatswood. Cross-examination revealed parishioners stayed away post appointment. proceedings referenced by the witness and connected to Archbishop influence.
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Sydney
Thurudig
Claude William Johnson Barker
Raw
Canon Realar
Barnabas
Chatswood
Habert Meredith Pontey
Canon Hook
Ponty
Bynad
Witaans
Owen Tov
Winans
Perth primate election names Archbishop of Perth
The Church of England in Australia elected Archbishop Perth as Primate after two days of no clear agreement between Sydney and Melbourne. Archbishop Le Fanu congratulated him as the new Primate, noting his long Brisbane ties and Oxford education.
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Thuradey
Ue Fant
Perth
Fongland
Australia
House of Sinhops
Bydnay
Melbourne
Adalaide
Sydney
Nto
Brisbane
le Fanu
Imbert
Seizied
NSW Police Changes in Sydney Promotion Plan
Sydney police changes outline W J Mackay succeeding as Police Commissioners on March 24. Metropolitan Superintendent Thomas J Lynch will transfer to the new Deputy Commissioner role, directing the police under the reorganized command structure.
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Sydney
W J. Mackay
Hia
Thoman J. Lynch
Promi Nt
Sympathy Put No Power In Government Reply
The document records a terse exchange addressing the government inquiry into a vague incident. It notes sympathy offered but asserts constitutional powers limit action. Names and precise terms are garbled, yet the core: officials acknowledge distress while defending procedural boundaries.
Ex soldiers' health findings amid wartime service data
Hughes cited Bir Donal Cameron Ntatae remarks on soldiers health and longevity. Analysis shows that invalidity timing varied with service, with veterans dying around similar ages to those civilians who never served, challenging prior beliefs about wartime health effects.
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Bir
Donal Cameron
Ntatae
Hughes
Mapre- Anat
Wx-Saldiere
Cuban Strike Ends Stern Measures Win Out
Havana reports that after a weeks long walkout the general revolutionary strike appears broken. Mendieta's government rounds up hundreds of alleged idle workers and detains scores of suspected leaders at Havana fortress as normal business returns. The regime shifted from negotiation to decisive action to quell the unrest.
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Havana
Westmaday
Mendieta
Havana Fortress
Nineveacree
Public Service Demands Restore Salaries Across Regions
A crowded Town Hall heard a public servants rally demanding restoration of salary cuts under the Public Servants Salaries Reduction Act. Leaders urged unity, condemned political exploitation, and pledged to press candidates to state their stance before the next election.
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A. McCulmena
Teepharw’ Federation
Ir. McKinnon
Australia
Municipal Council Reports Improved Receipts and Utilities
At last night’s council meeting presided by Mayor Ald. Hmand, the town clerk reported improved rate receipts year to date. Water purchases for 1934 totaled 13 138 gallons against 12 402 000 the prior year. A police witness testified about the brake down in a bread distribution case, with details of the inquiry and statements by constable Wing and sergeant Ryan.
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Carew
Ina
Jean Morente
Pion
Une Sanoh
Monare
la Prairie Br
Ieee
Crawfford
New South
Anoordmoos
Beidge
Sreiniatinees
Mount Street
Rene
Grasier
Goole
Ava
Limbers
Contable Wing
Bargeant Ryan
Kangaroohy
Russians Return Home After Australia Escape Attempt
Four Russians who fled Australia with 922 pounds in their possession returned to Australia aboard the Kitano Mar. The group included a mother and daughter and a man, claimed to be seeking refuge, but their application for leave was denied.
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Sydney
Thurmiay
Australia
Paris Manthe
Italian claim fails in Abyssinia advisory note
London dispatch from the Addis Ababa correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports discussions between Ethiopian representatives and Italian ministers over the neutral money issue. It notes that a new compensation demand has been raised and that Ethiopia sent a note to Home seeking a definite reply on whether Italy would submit the question to general arbitration.
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Wennesday
Addin Ababa
Daily Telegraph
Alainter
Ethopian
Italy
Arbitra
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