Australia faces economic nationalism and ties to Britain
Dr Page warns that unless Australia allies with England and rejects economic nationalism, Britain's liberal policies will remain essential to global trade. He cites Ottawa agreements and imperial trade data, urging support for Britain to protect Australian producers and the Empire’s future.
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Australia
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Amue
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Dr. Page
London
Daily Mail
Great Britain
Bradman hundred shreds English bowling at Lord's
Bradman delivered a brilliant 160 against Middlesex at Lord's as Kippax added a rapid 100 plus partner this day. The Australian star anchored a blaze of scoring while the fielders and bowlers struggled to contain the onslaught, with Beath and Enthoven among others contributing in the heavy session of play.
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Alba
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Everuamnanahin
Barnett
Mith
Baratt
Anning
England and Australia Test Trial Team Selections Revealed
Sunday report from London outlines England captain Wyatt leading a pace oriented team with Larwood and Nichols among bowlers while Australia aims to counter with Grimmett Remy pace and strong batting led by Hendren Pataudi and Larwood. The piece notes fitness issues and expected batting orders for Nottingham.
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Sune 2
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Mitinet
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Robins
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Engand
Australia
Daily
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Addy
Woodfull
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Larwond
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Lar Wood
Plu
Warner
Larwood
Nichelle
J. Hammond
Allen
Ralcliffe
Rutelife
Harmond
Pataudi
Nian Nicholls
Larwaad
Bowlin
Grimmett
Remy
Pataudlla
Larwoot
Mitebell
Plum” Warner
Juni
Bradman
Berlin
Naval Race France and Italy
Mr Hector Bywater, naval correspondent of The Daily Telegraph, discusses Mussolini’s aim to resume building two Dunkerque class battleships to counter German pocket battleships, while Italy plans to match France in cruiser construction in the Mediterranean and strengthen its naval balance withより powerful guns on Dunkerque.
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London
Hector Bywater
Daily Telegraph
Mussolini
Italy
France
French airmen cross Atlantic headed for Pacific Coast
French aviators Codon and Roch aim for a nonstop Atlantic to Nova Scotia then New York by noon. Navigation is difficult and piloting arduous with no outsiders. Plane expected over Nova Scotia by 3 a.m. and Pacific Coast about 24 hours later.
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Codon
Roch
Nova Scotia
Tip
Pacific Coast
NRA Exempts Service Trades From Fair Trade Provisions
President Roosevelt issues an executive order exempting service industries such as clothing cleaners dyers barber shops beauty shops from NRA price fixing rules. The move acknowledges widespread non compliance and shifts bargaining toward a free system while preserving wage and child labor laws.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Death bed of Admiral Togo sparks nation mourns
Reports say Admiral Count Heihachiro Togo, 87, gravely ill in Tokyo as oxygen and grape sugar sustain him. Emperor and Premier send support while naval officers and notables visit his home. crowds recall his pivotal 1905 victory and salute his long service.
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Toko
Akai
Torg
Nelson
Tapan
la Leing
Togo
Togo Ie
Violent maniac attempts to drown doctor on river
A man with epileptic fits attacked Dr. Munro aboard a car near Manning River, tried to drown him in the river while bystanders fought him. The doctor and attacker were rescued, sent to Gloucester and Mary Janet hospitals, with the epileptic patient also in medical care. Police say the assailant was restrained after men hurled stones. the attacker dug a shallow grave before being quelled.
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Pv, Munro
Manning
Muro
de. Mira
Wax
Kautni
Tne
Gloucester
Roy Watts
Ink Terry
Charles Taylor
James Ford
Blue Veater
Pation
Dee Aida DeMunro
Murro
Dr. A Munra
Terry
Ford
Taylor
Watts
Sumo
Muneo
Turner Wen
Timor Purchase Rumors Discredited by Officials
Whitehall officials refute stories that Japan sought to buy Timor from Portugal. The chaotic 1908 admiral Togo celebrations are recalled, with crowds alarmed over naval power, while traffic quiets and rumors spread about a grand audience and future sea command.
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Tokio
Atreeze
Togo
Nvee
Duke of Gloucester to spend two days in Canberra
Official opening of centenary celebrations schedules Prince Henry to visit Australia with a detailed itinerary. He will land in Hobart mid November and proceed through Tasmania, Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, and Queensland before reaching Canberra for a two day stay on October 24 and 25.
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Canberra
HLRSH
Duke of Gloucester
Mr. Lyons
Prince Henry
Australia
Wil
Melbourne
Gippaland
Tasmania
Hobart
Fis
Tasania
Burnié
Portland
Ad Wait
Sydney
Land
Fremantle
Perth
Sud
Ind
Cute
Adelaide
HMB
Sussex
Gct
Dber
Quernsland
Grtabane
Desembai
H.M.A
Australis
Newtober
No Authority Denial From British Government Quote
The acting Premier Tease received a cable from Le Premiet Morgan Bmnith denying that Mr M S Bruce had authority to present or suggest quotes or actions on quota problems for the British Government. The cable followed communications between Mr Pease and Mr Forgas Smith outlining Mr Bruce’s declaration to the premier conference.
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Brisbane
Tease
Tofay
le Premiet
Morgan
Bruce
Prime Ministers Comment on Dairy Quotas and Ottawa Pact
The Prime Minister Mr Lyots said the Queensland Premier's message about quotas on Australian dairy products entering the United Kingdom is not a proposal from either government. He noted no dairy quota questions will arise before August 1935 and that the Ottawa Agreement grants dairy preferences with duties on butter and cheese. He said Britain will not regulate exports of Dominions before August 1935 and that Commonwealth aims to seek new foreign markets. He affirmed sugar preferences remain intact under the Ottawa Agreement.
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Lyots
Queensland
For UN Smith
Lyons
Dominion
National Insurance Talk Heats Up Ahead of Election
Melbourne reports that the Commonwealth Government may include a national insurance plan in its election policy. Ministers, including Assistant Treasurer Mr Casey, declined to confirm but said consultations with financial experts have been under way.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Casey
Funeral of Mr P E Coleman in Strathmela Church
The funeral of Mr Percy Coleman former president of the New South Wales branch of the Federal Labour Party was held at St James Church Strathmela moving tributes were paid by colleagues.
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Sydney
Percy Coleman
New South Wales
Federal
Labour Party
Coleman
Wa Raw
Next
Mirvice
Bt. Jone
Strathnela
Stop Press Middlesex Total Two Wickets for 54
Middlesex struggle in a brief stop press moment as total runs stand at a modest 54 with the innings reduced to two wickets down. Quick loss of early wickets highlights a tense start.
Seccession Case In Reply Commonweath Non Party Committee
The Commonwealth government appointed a committee to prepare an answer to the case. It includes Senator W Carroll of the Country Party WA Mr C J Gilbert National Party WA and Mr W Summville employee representative on the WA Arbitration Court. The committee may be expanded with additional members and will proceed on matters of public interest.
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Commonwealth ‘Government
W. Carroll
Te Country Party
West Australia
C. J. Gilbert
National Party of
W.A
W. Summville
Arbitration Court of
Ibs Dlao
Robert Garrap
elicitor-General
Commonwealth
Meating Carrinter
Bates
Lyon
Canberra
First Flight by President of France Triumph
The article reports Maurice Marnoux winning the Dautach Meurvie Cup in an eight thousand metre course at an average speed around 241.35 mph. President La Brun expressed great enthusiasm after the exhibition and prepared to return to Paris in a military aircraft, marking a historic moment as the first time a French president has flown.
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Smaateur
Maurice Marnoux
M. la Brun
Paris
Mr Latham Welcomed at Manila by US General and British Consul
Mr Latham was welcomed at Manila by General Frank Parker commander of the Philippine division of the United States Army. A guard of honor and an ambassadorial salute of 20 guns accompanied the welcome. He was entertained at dinner by the British Consul.
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Manila
Latham
Frank Parker
United States Army
Shots Fired At U S Embassy in Havana
Reported gunfire targeted the United States Embassy in Havana triggering a security response. No injuries were immediately confirmed, and authorities investigated the incident as a potential security threat with ongoing inquiries.
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U.S.A
Havana
Council Loans Contracts Must Be Kept by Sydney
A deputation representing 18 year municipal authorities pressed the Minister for Local Government Mr Spooner to amend legislation allowing councils to borrow 8,000,000 to repay existing debts and refinance at lower interest. Spooner warned against disturbing current contracts, noting the Internal Reduction Act already benefits councils and could undermine trust in public finance. He cited the Agency Corporation’s pending bill as a path to consensual creditor arrangements.
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Bydney
Epoonet
Aganey Corporation
Rome
Insurance house case over Workers Campaign agency note
A cover note in a case involving Clement Devin of Jureta dated December 14 1983 shows an order against an insurance corporation. Devin pursued 481 campaigns against the employer Achwarts but could not contest the money. He then claimed against Prim Imnd Insurance Company and Usbitity. The note included 0/8/- medical posta and £21/8/7 costs.
Jean Batten Arrives in Charleville Amid Flight Plans
Jean Batten reached Charleville in the afternoon. Her next leg of the journey is expected to resume tomorrow with a planned loop continuing, according to reports.
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Sydney
Jean Batten
Charleville
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