Lang Party Ultimatum to Federal A L P Unions Seek Unity Or Split
The Tang Labour Party conference expresses unity urges no concessions to the Federal Labour Party and sets a one month deadline for unity talks. If talks fail, the party plans to organize an Australian Labour Party via an interstate conference to draft a Federal constitution. The meeting, attended by about 130 unions, signals possible further splits in the Labour movement.
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Commonwealth
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Lang Party
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Thusl
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Fragmentary OCR note on Route debate and references
A garbled OCR passage mentions references to ta oe, bal in thane, Federal Labour in CA, Unis Latour, New Booth Wales, and a Dew Route. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Thane
Unis Latour
Booth Wales
Disarmament and Labour Unity Move in Parliament
London reports the cabinet discussing guarantees for any disarmament convention and ongoing talks in Paris led by Lord Tyrrell. The Labour movement under Lang presses for unity and constitutional drafts while debating youth influence and economic reform.
Tokyo charges against American in custody spy case
Tokyo officials press serious charges against William Bickerton of the Americas, detained March 2 for alleged Communist activities. The Foreign Office spokesman says evidence has been seized and investigations will continue, possibly for a month, with police aiming for a swift resolution.
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Tokio
Willian Bickerton
Americas
Foreign Office
Hela
Storm Over Roosevelt Bills Passed by Congress
Congress passed a reciprocal tariff measure 272 to 122 in the House and 44 to 30 in the Senate, with amendments granting the president power to adjust the tariff order for three years. The session also moved toward loan relief and trade preference, despite Republican opposition over constitutionality and cotton production limits. The administration appeared to regain control after a prior veto reversal on veterans' compensation.
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Washington
House
United States of America
Senate
Radu
Migrant settlers in England voice bitter grievance
London reports show Victorian Empire Settlement participants and families alleging neglect and deceit by authorities after returning from Australia. Members claim required fees, malnutrition, and ruined hopes as they confront political inertia. MPs debate support and compensation while Victoria faces claims of aid to repay debt and aid to settlers.
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London
Brit Eempire Service Legion
Walcome Lo
Australis
Hobson's
Jasnlen
Huving
Lawnon
Hoaplis
W. G. Ammold
Wncommon
Houm of Commons
F. H. Turton
Britain
Malcolm MacDoneld
Parliar Menary
Bomlalon
Victoria
Teria
Matees
Mr. Turton
Lone Weitier
Stemmer
Strike Fails Rising in Spain Madrid
A revolutionary general strike in Madrid fractured under police action. Three ringleaders were wounded amid clashes as mobs burned motor lorries and stoned trams. Armed guards protected some services. by 6 am authorities had restored all transit and controlled the city.
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Madrid
Thurmiay
Wearkare
Wea
Pam
Valencia
Safe Robbery at Canberra Station
Thieves blew open the Canberra Railway Station safe with gelignite and fled with about £186 in notes, cheques, and silver. The expert style burglary blew the inner door apart and left the outer hinge side intact as police constables Daview and Rush investigate.
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Canberra
Racial Riots in Calcutta and South India
Riots split Hindus and Muslims in Calcutta and Cannanore as British troops police the streets. A curfew is in force after night clashes left one Indian Christian dead and many wounded. Reports say mobs used stones sticks and pistols while police tried to separate combatants.
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Ajedhya
Cannanore
Hout India
Tn| Jies
Haveras
Bahehgenj
Biber
Petrol Tax Reduction Talk Gains Harmony in Australia
Reported discussions among cabinet ministers suggest a possible cut in petrol tax. Figures indicate a potential saving of over £5,000,000 annually to the government, with six years ending June 30 showing more than £21,000,000 raised from this source.
New Comet Reported Near Hydras Star by Mt Stromio Observatory
The Commonwealth Solar Observatory at Mt Stromio reports the discovery Tuesday of a new comet in the southern sky near Gamma Hydrae. Discovered by astronomer Taekaon at 21 hours 40 minutes, its position is RA 28h 15m 12s, Dec 37°10′, magnitude 12.4 with slow drift. Director Mr Rimmer noted poor viewing conditions due to clouds and naked eye invisibility.
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Commonwealth Solar Observatory
Mt. Stromio
Tse
Taekaon
Mt. Straml Observatory
Rimmer
Sys
American Bankers Death at Bis Grm’s Dipping Room
Ambiguous OCR fragment reports an American Bankers death at a Bis Grm’s dipping room in Wall rest. Details unclear. no verifiable names, dates, or locations available to confirm.
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Bis Grm
Casualties Among Sport Teams Reported Aboard Vessel
On board the WB, Defordem Thursday, minor casualties occurred due to sloping decks. Brows and McGrath sustained injuries. Brown jarred and became unable for a deck match, though he is expected to be in better condition for a while as leg muscle effects fade.
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Brows
McGrath
Brown
Imollecis
Usavallania
Avi
Inquiry confirms Sta Visky death by own action
Paris reports an inquiry by medical officials confirms Sta Visky died by his own hand after a second post mortem. The committee states the cause as self-inflicted death, with the inquiry wrapping up this week.
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Paris
Conference date fixed for April 20
A dated notice fixes the conference conversion date as April 20. The commission and premier officials set the schedule, confirming the timing for the transition and related proceedings.
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Lyons
Einstein Proscribed by Nazis Reported as Serlin
A fragmentary report notes that Albert Einstein faced proscription by the Nazis, linking the act to political hostility against prominent scientists. The item mentions Serlin as part of the sparse readable text on the event and potential repercussions for scholars.
Flyer Crash Details From Mountain Side Incident
An unclear report describes a flyer crashing against a mountain side after being shoved by a climber and explains the crash affected several areas. The source text is garbled and contains multiple transcription errors.
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Flyer
Death of Sir Josiah Symon in Adelaide
Sir Josiah Symon died in Adelaide on Friday morning. A leading constitutional lawyer, he helped frame the Commonwealth Constitution as a Federal Convention member and served as Attorney-General both in State and Federal governments. Born in Wick, Scotland, he moved to South Australia, was called to the Bar in 1871, became Queen's Counsel, and led the Bar for years. He held public roles including President of the South Australian Bar Association, and was a long-time parliamentarian and adviser to universities and charities.
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Jonah Symon
Federation
Kcmg
South Australia
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Wick
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Queen's Council
T+ Sorter fm
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Senate
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Ander
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Etlabuacant Ce
Mamate
Japan seeks government parley on textiles
A Foreign Office official cited in a British briefing states Japan is willing for a governmental conference on textiles. The note, delivered to British authorities, expresses hope for concrete plans from the British side amid discussions on federation and constitutional work.
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Japan
Ton Tne
Ambaerador
Matuudasha
Engliah
Work Resuming on New Cunarder
London reports that work is resuming on a new Cunarder as yards reopen and labor returns. The project, originally halted, sees contractors and yard men back on site. Officials announce progress toward autumn completion with construction milestones flagged.
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Cunarder
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