Secret Fascist Legion Allegations In Senate Report
Startling claims in the Senate allege a subversive Commonwealth Legion operating in New South Wales and Queensland. An unsigned document tabled by Senator Collings describes armed members, equipment shipments, and a planned fascist coup with simultaneous actions across states to suppress a Communist uprising.
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Commonwealth Legion
New South
Queensland
Senate
Collings
Caling
Docuset
New South Wales
Brisbane
Ordfore
Monuis
Sydney
Air Race London to Cape Town Proposed for Next Year
London officials discuss a grand air race from Britain to Cape Town and back modeled on the Robertson Melbourne event. Mayor Louis Grudner of Capetown cables London’s Sir Abe Halley urging sponsorship and likens it to celebratory milestones in May.
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Capetown
Pinna
Britain
Africa
Australia
Louis Grudner
Abe Halley
London
Sir MacPherson Robertson
Eee
Australian ministers pledge support for meat export regulation
In parliament Dr Earle Page said no decision would be taken until the Meat Advisory Committees finished deliberations in Canberra. He noted the suspension would mainly affect Australia and could impact other nations as Britain contemplates subsidies to aid beef producers. The Prime Minister urged cooperation with Britain to ease the crisis.
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Earle Page
House of Representatives
Page
Canberra
Australia
Age
Bruce
Britain
Paris
France
Object Ik
Commonwealth
Chamber of Deputier
M. Flandin
M. Blandin
Anguish in New Zealand Anglican Assembly Row
Fragmented report traces a New South Wales and Presbyterian church dispute in Wellington, detailing a heated assembly debate over a resolution on lecturing at St Andrew's allege and the impact on church unity. Names and places appear garbled, but the core event concerns intra church tensions and procedural contention.
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Wellington
Te Pr
Wlenan
New Zealsh
Asouason
Angun'y Bok Ruth
Assembly
Ime Ray
Wackenalé
New Zealand Presbytery Assembly Debates Resolution
Dr Angow commented on a resolution communicated today, saying no one can turn back the clock as he voiced a view on the assembly's decision. The remarks reflect ongoing deliberations within the presbytery.
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Bydney
New Zealand
Presbyt Te Aussenbly
Angow Sald
Saar Near Future Deportations Prompt Jewish Exodus
The Saar region faces mass Jewish exodus as about five thousand Jews are deported or flee. Many liquidate businesses and some accept French citizenship while others plan to escape to Luxemburg or France amid looming upheaval.
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Baarbaucken
ti-Bemmithe Fusiten
Saar
Luxemburg
France
Anzacs Downed by English Guns in War News
Fragmentary wartime notice reports English artillery causing heavy losses among Anzac forces near a Turkish position. The piece mentions Prime Minister and wartime leadership, criticizing politicians and stressing private sector dangers to the war effort. The readable text is garbled and includes mis-spelled names and places.
Naval conversations in London delay talks
Dominion representatives in London were urged to provide suggestions as negotiations advance. The Australian High Commissioner and Dominion delegates including Ireland’s Free State attended the session, intended to amplify official dispatches rather than reflect any unforeseen development.
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London
Dominion
Amateur Billiards London Championship Claims?
Fragmentary report from an Empire Amateur billiards note in London suggests a possible 1997 championship outcome with mentions of contenders Peabo and Tulian Phemnionanin and Western entry, but the text is badly garbled and uncertain.
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London
Cyitt
Wao
Empire
Australia warns on frozen beef exports policy shift
The document outlines discussions between Australian officials and the British Government over wartime beef trade. It notes potential temporary regulation to relieve the UK market during pork supply shortages, with aims to keep chilled meat free from constraint while considering seasonal conditions and maintaining export shares.
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Lying
Noker
Lyons Hind
United Kingdom
Page
Atae
Inler
Gomerce
Australia
Commonwealth loan terms announced for 415 million pounds
An official briefing disclosed a Commonwealth loan of 415 million pounds to be issued on November 20 at 3 percent with a price of 899/15, yielding about 4 3/0 59 percent over 14 years. Proceeds fund public works and treasury bills, with 42.26 million for rural works and 2.75 million to redeem Treasury Bills. Full allotment possible if taxation is over subscribed.
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Casey
Commonwealth
Var
Tellefall
Auxtelur
Caney
Retail Trade Better Sydney Meeting Report
Addressing Maureus Clark and Co Ltd annual meeting chairman RM Clark said turnover for the year ended duty 31 fact fell by over £100 but monthly sales rose versus prior year. The company now employs 20 percent more staff and plans to hire additional workers, signaling recovery from the low mood.
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Sydney
Maureus Clark and Cy. Ltd
RM. Clark
Uist dl
Lyons Calm After Sydney Doctor Says He Can Return Soon
Sydney reports Prime Minister Lyons likely to resume duties in a few days after a Xeray examination showed no operation needed. Lyons suffers a mild bowel inflammation with no dangerous symptoms, comfortable night, visitors restricted. Mrs Lyons recalls the dreadful air trip from Canberra and the relief at Sir John McKelvey’s encouraging first report and plans a Canberra departure for Christmas preparations.
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Sydney
John McKelvey
Macquarie Street
Mr. Lyons
Mira
Lyons
Canbern
Taamanta
Risky Tasman hop planned by young Sydney men
G Whitehead and Rog Nicholl, both in their mid twenties, aim to fly a rebuilt four year old Moth aircraft from Sydney to New Plymouth New Zealand with only a compass and an ordinary aero chronometer. They prepared for weeks, faced bad weather, and now expect to depart tomorrow on the hazardous solo flight.
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Sydney
Wednesden
New Zealand
G. Whitehead
Rog Nicholl
Gerriagong Bosch
Mascot
Ray
Whitehead
Nicholl
Thoughts in the Air Wellington Court Convicts Hewett
James Hewett faced a court on a charge linked to a tram collision but was discharged after the magistrate found him guilty in absence of a fine. The defendant claimed his thoughts were elsewhere, referencing a person lying in a centenary race. The police noted his explanation as the basis for the dismissal.
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Wellington
N.Z
James Hewett
Hewett
Labour unity move in Melbourne conference urged
A special Federal conference of the ALP will be held soon to pursue political unity between Labour Parties in New South Wales. It is hoped the gathering will occur by year end.
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Melbourne
A.lp
New South Wales
Sentencing of John Scott for assault on girl in Queanbeyan
In Sydney a whester named John Scott pleaded guilty to enticing a girl aged seven to a lonely spot and assault. He was sentenced to two years imprisonment, with remarks about past murders and reform, noting he would not be released on bond and condemning his influence on Australian youth.
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Sydney
John Scntt
Rully Aysault
Queanbeyan
Western Auatralia
Tug Thompson
Scott
Australia
Ventenes
Faith in New Zealand Ship Trials Amid Aviation Oddities
A damaged account describes a plane with added tanks totaling about 20 gallons and cramped cockpit comfort. Pilot Whitehead, son of a Wellington businessman, is an RAF veteran with 400 hours, famed in country towns for joy rides. The craft features an unconventional reserve oil system using a pipe to the crankcase and carries the name Faith in New Zealand on its hull as trials around Tuamanu proceed.
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Alltralie
Whitehead
Wellington
Australis
Royal Air Force
England
New Zealand
Ctp Ulm
Tuamun Aronmln
Welcome home to Wall Adelaide reaction at social
A Wednesday welcome pose to Wall Adelaide features remarks on Wyatt and O’Rilly’s test stand and the handling of Ube bowlers. Wall criticizes and hopes clearer collaboration with Britain on Verity and Brikaa issues, noting impact on Australian producers.
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Adelaide
Welcome Social
JM. Wall
Wyatt
Ube
O'Rwilly
Wall
Lancer
Ingain
Verity
O'Keilly
Hopwood
Fay
Brikaa
Britain
Chaco War Forges Toward Decisive Battle Amid Bolivian Offensive
Bolivian forces recaptured about 1600 square miles in the Chaco as General Sugarribia advances toward Pardpiti River. Dispatches say twenty thousand men on each side face rain threats, with Bolivia seeking to press the campaign before seasonal floods, potentially shaping Paraguay’s defense along the Parmpiti and northern Chaco fronts.
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Buenos Aires
Chaco
Paraguay
Genera Sugarribia
Pardpiti
Parmpiti
Laper
Polivian
Hweo Sloce Picuiba
Bolivia
Picy
Hush policy in London Premier's reply on Hankey visit
In House of Commons the premier defends Sir Maurice Hankey's Dominion tour. Lobbyists claim Hankey pressed armament talks with Australia and New Zealand as part of an imperial war plan, while officials say the discussions were personal and routine. The question arises why the armaments issue is treated as private.
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London
Weanenday
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Maurice Hankey
Dominions
Canterra
Wellington
Llilary
Naval
Australia
New Zealand
Employers Hope Political Stability for Australian Industry
The Con trol Council of the employers of Australia, led by A. F. Hooper, urged responsibility to provide work and support for the unemployed. He warned against further government control, advocating private enterprise and reduced costs to boost investment. He criticized compulsory arbitration and urged limiting Federal Arbitration Court to wage and hours standards.
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Rydney
Wotnesslay
Control Council of the Employers’ of ‘Australia
A. F. Hooper
Iduatey
Hooper
Nureana
Induatcy
Welal
Taza
Ion
Autralte
Federal Arbitration Court
MISS HOBART Changing of Pilots Condemned
An inquiry into the Hobart plane incident resumes with Lester Beam, a Quatex pilot, arguing that changing pilots in the air is unsafe. He says the English design is sound but no approval exists from English operators for mid air pilot changes, noting severe recovery risks if a seat is left unmanned and a pilot falls free.
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Bossionare
Toway
Lester Beam
Quatex
Hobart
England
Ainriva
Arurp Ajain
Rudd Tines
Markets and legal notices in brief across regions
The Executive Council extended the term of the Compania Maya Commission to January 3. A claim for 20,000 against Smiths NewsPapers Ltd. was filed in the Bus preme Court Loriay. action details not disclosed. Also notes shipping fare cuts to Australia and a publicity about American Davis Cup player turning pro. A Newcastle flood affected shops with widespread water damage. Melbourne University figures and other local notes round out the brief.
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Sydney
Executive Council
Compania Maya Commission
Syoney, Wemenday
Bus Preme Court Loriay
Sonshine Gold Development Lit
Smiths Newspapera Ltd
Ture
New York
Bill O'Brien
Hatteterm
Newcastle
Hall
Ernoon
Tany
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Labour Unity
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Sir Maurice
Hankey
Miss Hobart
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