Freer Case Debate in Australian House Hots Campaign
A heated parliamentary session erupts over Mrs. Freer and Australian immigration. Minister Paterson defends policy while opposition accuses him of smearing an English woman. Garden challenges ministerial overreach and calls for accountability, cabinet caution, and full disclosure of facts.
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Ilores
Tay
Freer
Australia
Paterson
Paternon
Nehaul Enil
Gorden
Valea
Nim
Mr. Mulesby
Paramare
Mra. Frese
Jeas
Repeated Shipment of Arms Alleges to Spain
The French paper Le Matin alleges a repeated shipment of arms on the way to Spain. It claims the convoy includes trojan poison gas and lists several Russian chemical engineers and airmen among those involved.
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Ke Matin
Spain
Upper House Election Row Sparks Conspiracy Claims
Sydney report shows Mr J Martin accusing the State ALP of conspiratorial conduct amid an adjournment clash in the Legislative Chamber. He denounces alleged Graglere Association influence and asserts corruption within the chamber, while defending a £200 wage remark and praising a respected figure amid tense political theatre.
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Olecative Council
ALP
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Guy
Ponent
Martin
Gravadier
Sinca
Jy Lyme
Boma Lani
Iis Union
Gruyndier
Germany to unveil new constitution in 1937 notes
A proclamation reported by News Chronicle predicts a spectacle of a German constitution in 1937 with a sovereign-like authority under Herr Miller. It outlines a Directorate led by General Geering as Vice-Chancellor, controlling foreign affairs and finance, with Ribbentrop slated for the Foreign Ministry and a Senate replacing the existing body.
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London
Germany
News- Chronicle
Herr Miller
Geering
Directorate of Three
Wog Ribbentrop
Foreign Ministry
Winte Koppel
Schaehen Hival
Ie Finance
Merr Hid
Australia and Japan trade talks near resolution
Australian and Japanese negotiators push toward a settlement ending the trade impasse. discussions include possible annual textile concessions, with Australia willing to offer square yardage limits and reductions to meet Tokyo expectations. next steps involve adjourned talks in Canberra and possible statements from Sydney and Ballarat officials.
English Cricketers to Meet Canberra XI in February
The F C T Association selects a Canberra district team to face England XI on February 10 and 11, 1937, drawn from New South Wales south and west and the Federal Capital Territory. The association controls selection and match arrangements, with sub-committees formed for preparation. An inter-association match is set for December 8 at Yass between P C T A and Yass District.
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Canberra
New South Wales
Federal Capital Territory
F.C.T. Cricket Asociation
Yass
P.C.T. Cricket Association
L. Lees
A. McGill
J. Nemara
L. Maloney
O'Cannor
Rogers
C. Moore
F.O.T
Sydney
Mr Griffiths
New South Wales Umpires' Association
Kings tribute wreath laid at Field of Remembrance
London report describes King Edward visiting Westminster Abbey during a heavy rain ceremony for Armistice Day. He laid a simple wooden cross in the poppy field, walked with mourners through pooled water, and checked the miniature crosses. Major D Howarda lay ill in an ambulance after a major operation, with the King asking about his health in 1935.
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Insurgenta
Franco
Morala
Valericto
Speniah
Massy
London
Evante
Francs
Avila
Edward
Westminster Abbey
George
D. Howada
British Legion
Howson
Defence officials reject large standing army proposal
Defence Department officials condemned Ben Tor Fell's call for a standing army of 50 000 to 60 000. They argued the plan would cost about £2 000 4 year and that funds should instead be spent on equipment for urgent defence needs rather than expanding manpower.
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Mulbourne
Defence Department
Bentor Fell
Australia
Buch & Large
Recognition of Abyssinian conquest shocks Vienna banquet
The Chancellor at a banquet for delegates of the three power conference signaled Austria's recognition of Abyssinia's conquest. A smiling intimation was noted, with Hungary involved in the backdrop as the conference discussed the European political situation and the Danubian Basin.
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Thuradi
Ethiopia
Bettsobnige
Austria
Abyueinia
Battsit
Hungary
Baly ix
Particul
Danubian
South Africa to Have on Cover Governor General Choice
Johannesburg officials report the Cabinet can represent His Majesty on appointing a South African as Governor-General. The choice, likely to delight the nation, is awaited with broad approval.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
Thurs
Clarandon
Routine Minds In Australia Economic Weakness Alleged
Melbourne and Sydney business leaders are described as old and routine minded by W. Egglestone chairman of the Commonwealth Grants Commission. He testified today before the Banking Commission saying control of most Australian businesses rests with fore minded men who profit in rising prices but falter as prices fall. He warned Australia remains half educated and unable to create sound economic conditions for all citizens.
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Melbourne
Sydney
W. Egglestone
Commonwealth Graats Commission
Banking Commission
Australia
Mr Blackburn Melbourne Exparted from ALP Calls for Cooperation
Mr Blackburn, expelled from the ALP months earlier over a Victorian Council dispute, published in Labor Call advocating cooperation between the ALP and the Communist Party. The ALP executive weighs readmission as officials note his stance and past separation.
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Melbourne
M) Blackburn
M.P
A.L.P
Victorian Council
Labor Call
Communist Party
Japanese Terms in Negotiations at Canberra
Tokyo reports that the Japanese Consul General in negotiations at Canberra proposed Australia buy 150,000,000 yards of textile while Japan would return 100,000 bales of wool. The offer faces difficulties due to domestic industry protection and competing export markets.
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Tokyo
Mi. Murai
Canberra
Australia
Japan
Rain Expected Across New South Wales This Weekend
Weather bulletin from NSW meteorologists predicts good rainfall across the state this weekend. Forecaster Manos says the widespread monsoon conditions could end drought, with tropical activity noted over Western Australia and potential spread to New South Wales starting Friday night.
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Sydney
Rhursday
New South Wales
Cme
Manos
Queensland
Alla
Nor- Vihern ‘Territory
Western Australia
New South Walon
Lost air mail letters washashore near Kent coast
Five thousand letters from an air mail cutter lost in the English Channel were found ashore on the Kentish coast. The mail was part of a carrier that disappeared near Rogish or Rogish Channel on September 1, with authorities extending searches and recovery efforts.
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London
No Early Negotiations On New Zealand Embargo
The Assistant Minister for Commerce Mr Thorby told the House of Representatives there are no early negotiations on a New Zealand embargo. He said mining and trade issues involving Australia and New Zealand remain unsettled, with statements indicating potential action by the New Zealand government.
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Thorby
Australia
Dominion
Wigland
New Zealand
Naxh
Tramp shipping subsidy proposed by Government in Commons
The President of the Board of Trade announced proposals to provide a tramp shipping subsidy not exceeding 2 million pounds for 1937. The subsidy would decrease or end if average freight rates approach or exceed 1920 levels, with no subsidy after 1937.
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London
Board’ of Trade
Runciman
House of Commons
Tay
Police Probe Delays Inquest Into Officers’ Court Case
Royal Commission parts of the inquiry into three police officers facing a verdict in the legal action remain with the Government after hours of proceeding. The Attorney General’s report on various features of police administration is included. The session adjourned to Monday.
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Syonet
Thunday
Enepector Carter
Elgil
Momlay
Manne
Ing
Kiggiantons
Australia
Fruitionless Search For Launch Story
The search for the missing yacht Viking continued today with no results. Officials issued warnings in the search area as teams scoured the waters and coastal routes for clues. Weather and currents hindered progress, while authorities coordinated across agencies to expand the search footprint.
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Stoury
Viking
Hilt
Winton
Referendum debate on Commonwealth powers and constitutional limits
The Opposition Leader Mr Curtin urged against relying on international conventions to govern national matters. He argued the High Court and Privy Council decisions threaten parliamentary sovereignty, urging constitutional reform to empower Australia over trade, aviation, broadcasting, and industrial policy. Supporters urged gradual change toward greater national authority while preserving democratic government.
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MeiMengiou
House of Representatives Yestern
Curtin
Privy Council
High Court
Commonwealth
Prederick Stewart
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