Vigorous British policy proposal to cabinet clash
An offer from the Federal Ministry to step aside for the Opposition Leader Mr Curtin was made during international unrest. Senator MacDonald and Prime Minister Lyons backed Labour party moves, but Curtin rejected the plan. Lyons pushed a second time as the government sought unity for rational effort.
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Dr. Lyons
Salsety
Lyons
A.C
Sini
Potato Prices Firmly Advance in Market
In Wellington New Zealand on Monday the market reported a firm advance in potato prices as wholesale prices stood at 120. The Minister for Marketing Mr Wesson attended the meeting and stated housewives were content with the current prices. Mrs Eleanor Qaintoss, president of the Potato Association, said members planned to extend a potato sale Friday to push prices down, while a shipment to Australia aboard the steamer Waiteks from Littleton was set to depart soon, quantity unspecified.
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Hieanor Q'aintoss
Wellington
N.Z
Australia
Littleton
Waiteks
Maiden Atlantic Flight Plans For Pan American Clipper
Pan American Airways T4 passenger Yankee clipper left Baltimore for Lisbon with planned stopovers at Marantilles Southampton and Foynes as it embarked on a maiden Atlantic crossing to the Azores amid preparations for a record run.
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Baltimori
Pan-American Airways
Azores
Lisbon
Marantlies
Southampton
Tan Foynes
Acton Offices Plan Protest At Advisory Council Meeting
Advisory Council met yesterday to hear updates on proposed extensions and temporary structures. Dr Natt criticized government plans and noted delays in proceeding with permanent wooden buildings for which foundations were laid thirteen years ago.
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A. Percival
Advisory Council Metting
Natt
Wirraway First Australian War Plane Flies From Melbourne
The Wirraway became Australia’s first domestically built war plane. Watched by hundreds of workers and thousands of spectators, it stayed aloft for 18 minutes. Pilot Flight Lieutenant Walker safely piloted the new aircraft as engineers plan further engine tests. The craft reportedly required about 40 yards for takeoff and may operate from shorter distances with adjustments.
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Melbourne
Australia
Wirra- Way
Walker
Fall of Nanchang Reported With Chinese Evacuations
War dispatches report the fall of Nanchang with evacuations and Japanese air activity. Chinese forces retreat as bombing raids target strategic positions near Chinchow and surrounding airfields.
Eden Urges Unity to Meet World Crisis
Anthony Eden, former Foreign Secretary, urged Britons to unite and form a broad government to pursue a vigorous foreign policy. He warned peace depends on leadership and action, calling for truce among parties and decisive nationwide resolve. The speech stressed essential national unity to confront looming dangers.
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London
Anthony Eden
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Eden
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Michax
Halifax
Stens
Poland ready to fight in looming European crisis
Poland declares readiness for war against strong antagonists as a Jeson report claims. Students and housewives in Warsaw rally with 14,000 marching, chanting anti-Czech and anti-Danog banners. A pastoral letter from the Bishop of Juilege protests racial bias in Castae Belgium churches. Italy’s stance on France remains open for adjustment as British officials reassess Mussolini’s remarks after the King’s statements.
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Warsaw
Journal
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Juiege
Caste
Belgium
London
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Italy
Avalanche in village. deaths reported and safety operations
A violent avalanche engulfs a village trapping and injuring residents. Rescue teams recovered several bodies from the scene as officials warn of ongoing danger and assess property damage. The report also touches on political tensions abroad with Mussolini and Hitler signaling unity as European leaders debate potential negotiations and conflict risk.
Heavy fines imposed for club violation at Dunninghurst
Heavy penalties were imposed on Joseph Muncot and Anthony Risant for the Licensing Court charge of having wine with quar at the Club Dunninghurst without clearce. Muncot fined 100 pounds plus Risant 100, Risant three months imprisonment. Raid found about 150 present, all under liquor influence, including two intoxicated American negrees with white women also intoxicated.
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Aydney
Bior?ay
Doseph Muncot
Anthonyrisant
Widhquar
Dunninghurst
Taant
Feynce
Bydney
Une.lj
Lguor
Gas shares sold at Australian Gaslight auction
About twenty thousand shares in the Australian Gaslight Company were auctioned today for a total of eighteen thousand eight hundred eighty pounds. The sale occurred within an hour, reflecting strong demand among investors.
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Bydney
Auntralian Gaslight Company
Specie From China on Board President Gur fad
A shipment of specie valued at 20,000,000 Chinese dollars is aboard the President Gur fad and bound for America. The entry notes the purpose is to establish further profit in the United States.
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President Gurfad
America
United
Death of Girl in Wagga Under Inquest Review
An inquest details the death of Marjorie Baker as authorities examine possible causes. Report notes preliminary findings and that further tests are planned to determine cause and circumstances surrounding the girl's death in Wagga.
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Wagga
Marjorie Baker
Col
Hea
Nile
Czech Consulate Sydney Handover Reflects Non Recognition
The Czech Slovak consulate in Sydney is placed under an interim Czech authority after Consul General Kreton relinquished duties following government instructions. An office to handle Czech affairs has opened in Sydney, while the Commonwealth states it does not recognize the occupation. Attorney General and external affairs minister Mr Hughes note the transfer does not alter existing positions.
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Sydney
General Kreton
Cuechoporn
Eeman
Commonwealth
Mr. Hughes
Great Britain
Germany
Hughes
Insurance and Wheat Policies Stir Commonwealth Deliberations
Discussions by the National Wheat Federation and Royal Commission reveal growing strains in export positions and proposed health insurance reforms. The Commonwealth Government faces challenges over a unified insurance levy while ministers debate retraining and medical examination schemes amid extended hearings.
Conditions of Surrender Reported in Disjointed Dispatches
Fragmentary text describes wartime surrender terms and militia considerations. Mentions Melbourne and Cairo in unclear context, with officials cited as the sources. The passage lacks coherent details and concrete outcomes.
Offer to Train Women for Transport Work
A notice indicates Tos Afinister in Charge of mor ieyhey Recyloes (Mr Bruner) will lead training tonight for women for transport roles. The group NAM A plans to arrange classes and provide transport work readiness.
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Bydney
Tos Afinister
Mr. Bruner
Clasen
Costs in Canberra debated by Advi Council
At a Canberra meeting Dr. L. W. Nott outlined concerns over consumer protection and the rising costs tied to combining efforts. He warned about power limits and urged caution, stressing the need for clear regulation to safeguard the public.
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L. W. Nott Ne
Canberea
Ruth
Egrend
Spain’s Nationalists Seize Prisoners and Materials Amid Confusion
Reported actions describe Nationalists repelling Republican forces with prisoners and deserters captured in scattered engagements. Widespread confusion and smoke events hinder clear assessments as forces secure facilities and seize equipment, ammunition, and supplies.
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