Moderator's failed bid to settle Angus controversy roils Sydney
The Moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly, Rev J Lundie, failed to secure a settlement of the Angus controversy. Debates continued with charges that Angus's works deny core doctrines. A motion to refer to a judicial committee was defeated. assembly adjourned to renew discussions tomorrow.
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Sydney
J. Lundie
Angue ix
John Edwards Rial
Angus
D. F. Brandt
Presbytery
Prats
Shrer
Argus
Dr. Is
Mary, Magdalens
Peter and
Jobn
J. 4. Batfour
J. H. McGowan
Coldest Ever Antarctic Expedition Weather Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes claim records of extreme cold in Antarctica as Byrd expedition cold snap persists. Mentions instruments failing and unclear dates or locations, with garbled phrases about winter conditions and observers.
Ulm's Flight Delayed Three Weeks to Sydney
Ulm's flight from New Zealand to Sydney has been postponed for three weeks due to a worn pod discovery. The item will be brought from New York.
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Sydney
G. TP
Ulm
New Zealand
New York
Letter Food Relief Costs Less by BYDNET
A clipped note outlines reduced costs for letter food relief and appeals for aid. It mentions only modest weekly sums, a May timeframe, and references recovery work. Prime Minister Stevens is thanked for honors given by the Women's Auxiliary of the United Country Party.
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Bydnet
Tyre
Stevens
United Country Party
Australians Rout Oxford in Innings Victory in Second Innings
Australia extended a dominant tour to England by defeating Oxford University by an innings after dismissing them cheaply. Grimmett and Fleetwood-Smith anchored the attack as De Berar and De Baran offered resistance for Oxford, with De Sarin making a commanding century before the innings wrap.
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London
APA
England
Oxford Unie
de Bera
Oxford
Butlera
de Baran
Algheries Batamnan
Fleetwook-Smith
Ehaling
Medwood-Emith
Accond
Ebaling
Grimmett
de Maramn
Hampshire
Bramiey
Daslleg
Darling
Brown
Boundary
Oldfeld
Hlaeenaa
Mitchelkinnes
de Garam
Pleetwood
Elow
Fee Grimmett
Ain
Stainton
de Bacar
Alxer
Findall
Jow
da Sarai
de Saramit
Fleetwood-Smith
Belx
Grimotell
Fisher
Coast Defence Purchase of Guns
Australis House advised Britain’s purchase of new .2 inch coastal guns would be expensive and far beyond the Defence Department’s tentative climate. The Commonwealth Government failed to canvass other proposals for larger calibre arms to defend the coast at strategic points.
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Australis House
Britain
Deferce
Commonwealth
New Bulgarian Regime Enforces Austerity And Martial Law
The new Bulgarian government seized power over the weekend and imposes strict economies, cutting minister salaries from 200 to 480 pounds. Cabinet members abandon private coaches and staff cars as martial law remains in effect in Macedonia. A proposed reconditioned British gun plan is discussed for potential redeployment to Australia, with six guns possibly placed on the eastern coast and two in Western Australia.
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SOFTA
Bulgaria
Macedomia
Auatralia
Houe
T5tear
Britnin Gut
Vickers Works
Tte
Commonwealth Defence Department
Am Onder
Ave
Australis
Austrelli
Paris Sees Wider Balkan Pact Forming
Paris reports belief that a Yugoslav Serbian Bulgarian alignment may lead to a broader Balkan pact. Officials debate potential entries and regional security implications amid cautious optimism in Paris.
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Paris
Churches Closed in Sonora Amid Catholic Expulsion Order
In Nogales Sonora a Vatican related order orders all Catholic clergy to leave within 62 hours. Governor Rodolfo Elwes fronts a series of circulars restricting religious expression and education officials align with anti religious views. Local Catholics claim the government actions reflect anti Catholic sentiment and church closures.
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Nogales
Arix
AL Ratan Catholic
Ionore
Mexico
Rodolfo Elwes
Sonora
Callen
Patrol boats for the north deliver oceanic guard posts
The Commonwealth Government plans three fast patrol boats to Northern waters at Darwin Rabaul and Thursday Island. Prime Minister Eyre said the move aims to curb illegal trafficking and drug smuggling with air service support. Civil or defence staffing for posts and aircraft remains undecided.
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Commonwealth
Austalian
Darwin
Rabaul
Tas
Eyona
Peration
Airerate
Department of the Interior
Pratt
Overseas Air Service
British Legion Troubles Over London Conference
Sir Frederick Maurice reports from the British Legion conference in Weaton Mare that he contacted Prince George about attending. the Prince declined the invitation due to travel constraints. The Prince's telegram to Maurice arrived ten days ago, causing misunderstandings and distress among authorities and observers.
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London
Frederick Maurice
Weaton‘niper-Mare
England
Peror
Prince George
Sir Frederick Maurice
Naylor Case Prompts Injunction Fight Over AJC
In a contentious hearing the AJC seeks to restrain Naylor from certain actions amid claims of deception and unfair conduct. Mr Weston and Mr Abrahams spar over Naylor’s honesty while details of his alleged lies and connections to trainers are discussed. the court adjourned with debate over whom to exclude from a Randwick race.
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Ryonwy
Jockaya
Mr. Weston
Fiufua
Naylor
AJC
Weston
Abrahams
Abrnhams
Randwick
Mig
Dustion Street
Jude Pat P
Man Killed by Train Near Warwick Farm
Daybreak incident reports John Joseph Hyun, aged 4, fatally struck by an electric train on tracks near Warwick Farm. He was dragged about 80 yards along the line before assistance arrived.
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Bydney
Toenday
John Joseph Hyun
Warwick Farm
Imperial Conference in London Likely in 1836
The Daily Telegraph states the next Imperial Conference is likely to be in London after the general veto in 1936. Talks with visiting Dominion statesmen in 1935 for the Royal Jubilee will be informal and informal discussions are planned.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Unclear cricket match note with garbled names and commentary
A distorted snippet describes a cricket or similar match, mentioning players and a difficult wicket. It references Blessing bowling well and a player named Ievi and the teams Austra Tiana and Big matches. The text is fragmentary and several names are unreadable.
Family Feud Theory For Kidnapping Case
Fragmentary article fragment discusses a family dispute and alleged kidnapping theory. It references unnamed individuals and a polemic view of events amid unclear context and dates. Further readable details are not provided.
Moral Victory in Melbourne riles Victorian ALP factions
A Melbourne report notes a factional split within the Victorian ALP over a special Federal Executive meeting. Lang Party delegates are blamed for a proposed scheme, while Garden and M L C figures discuss hopes for unity as the ALP plans a national convention.
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Bydney
Tueway
Garden
Marto
M.L.C
Melbourn
Lang Party
Melbourne
Uf Atx Uelegeten
Lang
Burnt to Death in Petrol Wagon Crash at Sutherland
A petrol wagon struck an electric light pole on Princes Highway at Sutherland. A man, name unknown, burned to death while Ernest Yabuley, 23, suffered injuries to hands knees and forehead. He was pulled free by two boys before the vehicle burst into flames. Charred remains found in the driver's seat.
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Bydney
Princes Highway
Sutherland
Ernest Yabuley
Canadian Company's Discoveries Stir Ottawa Fire Case
Ottawa witnesses describe a blaze connected to Manitoba Great Company dealings. A man named Madden told police he heard a crash near his yard, then saw a lorry erupt in flames with a dead man in its front. Firefighters fought the blaze as smoke and heat hampered visibility. The victim is identified as Peter McMahon, 22, of O'Connor Street Haberneth.
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Madden
Mills
Peter McMahon
O'Connor
Haberneth
Centenary Race Hints American Planes May Compete
In Washington on Tuesday indications suggest American aeroplanes could be eligible for the upcoming contest. The Department of Commerce is drafting airworthiness rules as Charles Mingaford-Smith notes the U S aims to join.
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Washington
Department ‘of Commerce
Charla Mingaford-Smith
Baer
Romy
Tor Md
Russian 390 Million Loan Subscribed Reported
A brief notice from Moscow confirms a 390 million loan subscribed by Russian agencies. Details about the lender, recipient, and terms are sparse in the fragmented OCR text. Further records are needed to clarify parties and repayment conditions.
Stoppage in Minneapolis as lorrymen strike paralyzes city
A clash in Minneapolis pits 5000 striking lorry drivers against 2000 police and special constables. Batons and clubs clash amid injuries, with more than 40 hurt and a city-wide sympathy strike spreading to 35000 building workers. Congressmen Francis Shoemaker is detained on disorderly conduct after allegedly aiding the strikers.
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Franc N Shoemaken
Legislative Dutta
Washington
Olb Imhie
Lyons defends tari policy in response to Country Party attacks
Prime Minister Lyons rejects criticism from Dr Page and the Country Party over past tari policy. He recalls an earlier agreement with Lyne and Latham, and says no promise conflicted with policy in the election period. He questions why Dr Page spoke only after many years.
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Loda Noth
United Aue Tratln
United Country Party
Country Party
Arly Page
Mr. Lyons
Dr Page
Deniliquin
Ari
Page
Galt
Sande
Mr. Lyane
Kr. Latham
Mrr. Lyons
Promice
United ‘Aistratia Party
Evi
Amy Titi
Tims
de. Page
Bydney
Fewer Members Proposed in State House Adequate Representation
A fragment notes a push for smaller House size to achieve adequate representation. The text mentions a session adjournment approaching next Tuesday and references proposals debated within the state legislature. Names, dates, or locations are not clearly readable.
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