Armistice Day Ceremonies Across Parliament Grounds
Impressive Armistice Day ceremonies mark the day with a Field of Remembrance cenotaph near Parliament House. Wreaths placed by Governor-General and Prime Minister followed by a two minute silence and The Last Post. Canberra observers and officials attend a second ceremony at Albert Park with a march and concert.
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Albert Mallem
Canberra
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M. Hughes
Parliament House
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Br. J. ‘Lyona
W. M. Hughes
Hughey
T. Paterson
Mindue
Re G. Camry
J. W. Beullin
Bruin
Pll Lynch
Senate
Lynch
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Garrett
Crutchley
United Kingdom
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Heturned Soldiers League
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Ministee
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Lady Isaacs
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F. G. Casey
P. J. Lynch
House of Representatives
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Armistice Day address at Albert Hall by Hughes remarks
Law or war Mr Hughes states alternatives and presents a farewell message on Armistice Day. His Excellency the Governor and Mr Hughes deliver stirring pages at the citizens service. The Field of Remembrance ceremony honors fallen heroes with laurels and poppies as a tribute to civilization and loyalty to king and country.
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WM. Hughes
Citizens’ Service
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Hughes
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Armistice Day Service in Sydney Draws Big Crowd
In Sydney a cenotaph ceremony drew about 0,000 people near Martin Place. Governor Sir Philip Game and Premier Mr Stevens attended with ministers and lawmakers. Flags fluttered as soldiers and civilians observed a solemn Last Post and wreaths. A heavy shower followed, but the crowd remained, while echoes of peace and political action urged continued effort toward global concord.
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Sydney
Sunda
Martin Plage
New South Water
Game
Lallore
Imperial League
Aydney
Sir Philip Game
Mr. Stevens
Philip Game
Shrine of Remembrance Dedication by Duke of Gloucester
The Duke of Gloucester dedicates Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance during a grand Cen tenary ceremony. A large crowd attended as naval air and army uniforms filled the scene. The duke inspects the shrine interior after laying a wreath and delivering a reverent dedicatory address honoring service members.
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Melbourne
Duke OF Gloucester
Record Poppy Sales Amid Rain in London
London reports record poppy sales despite persistent rain. The event drew crowds to central fundraising centers with volunteers and committees coordinating distribution and donations across the city.
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London
A solemn anniversary speech on spiritual victory and peace
Mr W M Hughen spoke on the anniversary commemorating history’s turning point and the hope for a future free from war. He recalled wartime memories, the public’s emotional revival, and urged a purified global conscience and stronger international morality toward lasting peace.
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London
Hal
Mr. Hughes
League of Netlons
Bunat
Maxwell
Salvation Army
Australia
Europe
Paris Scandal Trading in War Damage Claims
Paris reports a financial scandal centering on Joseph Deby, director of a firm that purchases war damage compensation claims. Claims assignees allegedly pledged bonds to cover private debts, risking about a million pounds in losses.
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Paris
Eay Mly
Joseph Deby
Bonda
M. Laby
Mussolini unveils Italian corporative system in major ceremony
In Rome Sunday Signor Mussolini described the corporative movement as the most important event in Italian history. He said 22 corporations would cover all industries and professions under a new plan to unify labor and social reform. A ceremony in Junos Caesnar Hall drew 823 delegates including ministers, MPs and five women.
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Signor Mussolini
Duce
Italy
Junos Caesnar Hall
Assistera
Signor Munsolini
Chamber of Deputies
Julius Cassar
Bignor Jussolin
Caeser
Mpd Ower
King Jubilee Medals To Be Struck In Silver and Gold
A royal commemorative medal program announced by the Royal Mint marks the next year's twenty fifth anniversary of the King's accession. Medals will be produced in two sizes, silver two and a quarter inches and gold one and three quarters inches, priced at one guinea for the silver and around two shillings for the gold, with special orders available.
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London
Royal Mint
Guinea
Churchill urges state monopoly on arms as war prep expands
London report notes debate in Parliament on prohibiting private armament and creating a state monopoly while Britain readies defence production. Churchill warns Germany could be mobilized to produce weapons at will, contrasting Britain’s preparedness with other nations on the eve of renewed conflict.
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London
Baturany
Communa Yeaterday
Mfr
Winston Churchill
Germany
France
Churchill
Britain
Terror in Saar report to League council Geneva
A leaked Saar territory report to the League of Nations accuses the Deutsche Front of being the Nazi party. It warns that threats and denunciations target residents, with German authorities allegedly tolerating persecution. The document cites comments from Mr Knox’s former butler and notes alleged German government support.
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Geneva
G.G. Knox
League of Nations
Saar
League
Anya
Voluntary Labour Service
Nasi
Snd
Cevidenis
Sasr
Hias
Wilder Spirit
Supar-Apy arguman|Uoh
Cwady
Knox
Garman
Ramsay MacDonald Seeks Realistic Peace in Disarmament Debate
In a speech at the Lord Mayor's Banquet, Ramsay MacDonald defended Britain's policy of peace and cautioned that mere disarmament without robust understandings could invite instability. He urged a practical approach including naval talks with the United States and Japan, stressing the need to meet defence requirements while pursuing international agreements.
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Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
House of Commons
Nyanguet
Pnp
Man International Arma
Jtranco
Italy
Marveillenet
Downing Street
Europe
World Press Melbourne Conference Postponed
Melbourne World Press Conference set for March 26 in Melbourne has been postponed due to world economic conditions and date conflicts with the Empire Press Union. A future date will be chosen when general business improves. The delay is expected to benefit the Press Congress and its membership.
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Columbia
Mias
Melbourne
Empire Press Union
Mel ‘Bourne
Electric Locos Large Order by American Company
New York Saturday The Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railway Company announced an order for 87 streamlined electric locomotives billed as the most powerful ever built. The engines are to operate at speeds around 90 miles per hour and will be fitted with all modern standers.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania, Railway Company Today
Streamsline
United ‘States
German trade declines as imports fall in three months
Berlin reports a 30 percent drop in imports for the quarter ending September 30, mainly due to restrictive policy. Wool from Australia falls 62 percent and cotton from India 35 percent, while imports from most European nations rise 1 percent excluding Britain. Exports to Britain drop 18 percent.
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Berlin
Germany
Overaais
Australia
South Africa
Andia
Britain
Trans Pacific Ulm to explore air service
TRANS PACIFIC Ulm to explore air service London Sunday 5 Means CT P Tin and Gene Littlejobs sail on the Ascania from Southampton for Montreal. Ulm plans to reach Melbourne by November 27, then to Australia via Vancouver San Francisco Honolulu Suva Auckland and Sydney. The aim is to establish a Pacific air route for passengers and mail. He notes initial service would branch from Australia beyond Honolulu. The aeroplane is currently capable of non stop Honolulu to America, but price reliability of seadromes is unclear.
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London
P. Tin
Gene Littlejobs
Sonvoy
Plang
Ascania
Southampton
Montreal
Mr. Ulm
Dominion
Vancouver
San Francisco
Honolulu
Suva
Auckland
Sydney
Melbourn
Australia
Pacific Air Service
Honolul
America
Dutch Mail Flight Over Atlantic Erratic Fragments
A distorted OCR item describes a Dutch mail flight over the Atlantic with a four member crew, mentioning routes toward Cape Verde and Crom Hane, but the text is garbled and hard to parse for specifics.
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Atlantic
Kingsford Smith Suit Settled in Los Angeles
A settlement reached in Los Angeles ended a dispute involving Catton and the Southern Crows. Catton's attorney described the sum as satisfactory, while Sir Charien Kingatursi Smith's lawyer Leu Goodman called it nominal.
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Los Angeles
Aunilay
Catton
Charien Kingatursi Smith
Leu Goodman
New Flight Hopes Mark Cathcart Jones Record
Cathcart Jones states he hopes to make a record breaking flight to South Africa within a month.
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Cathcart Jones
London
Cathesrt Jones
South Africa
Lucknow Survivor Deaths Amid Mutiny Memory
A late surviving Lucknow resident dies in Calcutta while the Mutiny era is remembered. The funeral with military honours marks a long life’s link to 1857 events. Lincoln, a Lucknow lawyer, became a notable survivor among eight people connected to the siege.
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Calcutta
Lucknow
Brilint
Frederick
George Linca
Lincoln
Wasander
Risk of War View by Lloyd George in War Memoirs
Mr. Lloyd George argues that war educates nations about its horrors and must be remembered for generations. He stresses defense readiness and cautions against complacency, urging careful preparation to prevent future calamities. Mrs. Lloyd George comments that John Simon’s memoirs may reveal fewer details, aiding his political stance.
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London
Lingde
Tay Deorge
Ava
Hin
Chikkon
John Sinon
Linyd George Wait
Wien
John Sion
Australia Women Golf Team Headlines and Players
Fragmentary OCR suggests a women golf item referencing Australia and New England with possible nickname The Larties. Remaining readable details are insufficient to identify event date, venue, or outcomes. core entities appear to be national team and a referenced group or players.
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