Unruly Black Shirts Clash at Plymouth Meeting
London reports detail a mob of nine black shirt militants clashing during a Plymouth gathering on October 1. Prosecution alleges attacks, including against Vie Matias, with claims of metal bodygear and knuckles welded with toe. Mussed lines link to William Joyce propaganda links and fascist tensions in a politically charged trial.
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Aktour Tay Ncitine
Plymouth
Donald Bosley
Vie
Matias
Milo
Orsaid Musley
Ana
Wiliam Joyce
Fareit
Mosley
Jai Strong
Country Party Bulletin on Cabinet Absence and Policy
The Weekly Bulletin of the Country Party notes the new government faces hurdles from the Prime Minister's Cabinet absence and cabinet reshuffles. It highlights political challenges, calls for tackling a wide policy range, and expresses personal disappointment among Country Party members.
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Sydney
Friany
Bulletin
Era
Country Party
Rward
German request for amoral test at 1938 Olympic Games
Report notes German authorities seek an assurance regarding Jewish athletes in the 1938 Olympic Games in Brisbane style coverage. The article hints at proposed changes in location and potential barriers affecting Jewish competitors, amid wartime tensions.
Prime Minister Expected Back in Canberra Monday
Reports say Prime Minister Lyuma is due to return to Canberra on Monday. Earle Page, who left for Sydney, will visit the Drinte r at St Vincent's hospital.
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Lyuma
Canberra
Mig
Lyons
Earle Page
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
German Attitude to Japan Reported by Ambassador
The Japanese Ambassador to Berlin, Mr Nigul, returned to Tokyo on furlough and said sentiment in Germany favored deeper Japanese German understanding. He noted the belief that Germany would support Japan's possession of mandated territories, with about 20 percent backing the Japanese position.
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Ber- da
Nigul
Germany
Darwin Air Race Competitor Jenny Air Disaster
Jenny Darwin faced a deadly incident during the Darwin air race as competitor Brok reportedly lost control and collided with the propellers, leaving observers fearing the fate of athletes. The event disrupted proceedings and raised concerns over safety measures and emergency response.
Adelaide Friday Waking Effects Noted
Aelalte Woot reports an event in Adelaide on Friday where some residents woke with unusual symptoms, authorities say the cause remains unclear and investigations are ongoing. Several eyewitnesses described odd sensations and a general unease reported across the area.
Habeas Corpus Kis ch Released In Legal Row
The dispute centers on habeas corpus proceedings linked to Kisch and Lai faawn, with Ministerial authority and official channels cited for admission to Australia. Lawyers argue the minister’s actions followed legal powers, while affidavits reference involvement in an international workers’ group.
ULM'S PACIFIC FLIGHT NEXT WEEK
Sydney reports that Mr. C. T. EP with assistants G. A. Littlejohn and James Skilling will depart from Vance on a Thursday night for Australia aboard the plane named Stella Australia.
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ULM
Pacific
Sydney
C. T. EP
G. A. Littlejohn
James Skilling
Vance
Australia
Stella Australia
Unclear immigration ruling in Canberra court scene
Fragmentary report describes a court proceeding on an immigration case involving a man named Carter and his detention status. It references a British government reaction, a ministerial opinion, and a verdict read to onlookers at a wharf. The piece mentions Justice Jully, Mr. Menzies, and police actions regarding the ship’s passengers.
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Dehull
Canberra
Australia
Vat
Ube Ctv DE
Carter
Julten
Ikwed
Lr Roberte
Keluch
Bok
Isc
Central Poles
Gieljo
Uncertain Text fragment about Child and Home Incident
A four year old child named Willi Lampe played with a pen rifle at home in Glebe and inserted a card. The fragment mentions an expat and emergings at the Breet with Anis and lay, but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Tritt
Willi Lampe
Bla
Glebe
Empire geography urged for schools in Empire lands
London reports the Right Commissioner for New Zealand Sir James Parr opening the New Zealand exhibition at St Pauls Churchyard. He urged the Education Department to devote two hours weekly to Empire geography and said Dominions would be consulted before any treaty with foreign powers. Australia and New Zealand, despite insularity, meet obligations.
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London
Oritain
Sui
Sonaider
New Zealand
Sumer Parr
St Paul
Jumen Parr
Britain
Australia
New Gealand
Meat shipments spark clash with Australian meat law
In London on Thursday, Werters Australia shipments of mutton, lamb, and pork trigger a dispute as officials and private traders debate new meat handling rules. The High Commissioner Bruce and Australian HQ discussed how to avoid shipment rejection, while officials note ink defects and overgrown invoices complicating sales to butchers.
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Werters
Australia
Brutal Assault on Woman Solicitor in Sydney
Central Court hears Earnest Gustave Lamb 51 an accountant charged with unlawful assault and causing actual bodily harm to Christian Jollie Smith at Castlereagh Street. Detected allegedly went to her office with intent to kill. Lamb remanded for trial as stitches were reported but no dangerous condition found.
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Prinny
Central Court
Earnest Gustave Lamb
Christian Jollie Smith
Cartwright
I Waw
Ordce
Mingsmith
Castlereagh
Murer
Centenary Open Golf leads with Sarazen amid big Melbourne gallery
In Melbourne on Friday the Centenary Open round two saw Americans and international players top the leaderboard. Sarazen drew a huge following as he posted strong scores alongside H. Cooper and J. Thomson. Others in the top tier included Gene Barzen, Rae Vie, Lassoon, Naismith, Wooll and Maclean, with R. Stewart representing South Australia closing the group.
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Sarazen
Wil
Leauers Arms
H. Cooper
Uis.a
Thomson
J. Bane
Gene Barazen
Us.a
Saar Neutrality Heavy Fin e For Breach
Baarbrucken Thursday the supreme court of Baar extended Mayor Ruppersberg of ombung to 48 days in prison and fine 2000 francs for violation of neutrality. The Baar Commission replied denying government aid while newspapers received information on documents found at the Deutsche Front offices. The Commission asked the Suwe Tribunal to prosecute the dignitaries tied to the memorandum and Herr Homburger and the Baar Commission mutualomor.
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Inquiry opens into cause of Australia air disaster
The Defence Department orders a preliminary inquiry into the Longreach air mail crash involving the same model planes as the Hobart accident. Captain Johnson reports no concrete information yet, with tests and inspections ongoing. Public hearings will begin in Longreach then Brisbane as investigators seek guidance on the Anglo Australian mail service launch.
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Imperial Airways withdraws planes for inspection after crash
In a radio telephone conversation between Quintad tad and Major De Haviland an Imperial Airways official says planes used on air services will be withdrawn for inspection as a precautionary measure. The move follows a crash at Longreach yesterday and concerns the potential delay of the Australia air mail service.
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Brackley
Imperial Airways Nn de Haviland
Imperial Airways Ltd
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Australia Air Mail
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Mr Stacey Seeks Home State Insight in Parliament
In a House debate yesterday Mr Stacey urged caution on afforestation policy noting he would oppose measures that benefit the Federal Territory without clear outcomes. He stressed the need to consider the home state’s interests before proceeding with forestation plans.
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Adelaide
Airline schedules pressed by limited resources amid incidents
Ltd, facing resource gaps, plans to open on time with planes unavailable. Remaining DAAGs ordered by Quantas Lil were held up after the Longroseh accident. De Havilland says its machine has flown 100,000 miles with few troubles, aside from two Australian accidents involving W. Charlton.
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Wheat quotas committee set in Budapest to meet
The World Wheat Allocation Committee will meet in Budapest on December 11 with Australia’s Mr. McDougall to discuss new quarterly quotas for the 1984 crop year tender due July 31. Australia’s agreement is not yet received but experts expect a stricter system to ease issues seen with Argentine shipments and align with London wheat agreements expiring in August 1935.
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Budape
McDougall
Australia
Hipmenta
Romanian King Carol Drives Through Parliament Route
King Carol and Prince Michael were guarded as they rode through the street leading to Parliament. No house windows along the route could be occupied during the procession. The king, speaking from the throne, declared Romania's desire for peace despite recent international events triggering a call for readiness and reparations if needed.
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Carol
Prince Michael
Zero
Romania
Japanese Navy vows to hold Pacific islands amid treaty parity demand
Admiral Sankichi Thlushichh, recent successor to a high command, and Admiral Buetmigo assert Japan will maintain control of Mandatid Inlande despite League opposition. They warn the Imperial Navy will match all treaty schemes and seek full parity, ready for every eventuality with added aircraft destroyers in the reorganized fleet.
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Fellas
Sankichi Thlushichh
Buetmigo
Japan
London
Debated Budget Amendment Sparks Political Rhetoric
The sitting resumed on the Beasley budget amendment with ministers and supporters arguing over sincerity. Critics from Labour allege the amendment targets government promises, while others defend the measure as a step to restore trust. Acknowledgments of past government missteps surface as party members clash over accountability.
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Osevear
Lang Tabour
Mms
Laweon Atlap
Mwe
Melbourne price index slips from August to September
The Commonwealth Statistician Mr. E. T. McPhee reported a fall in the Melbourne wholesale price index from 1800 in August to 1493 in September. Weaker averages in jute, feather, and wool groups largely drove the decline, though higher prices appeared in several items such as tallow, bran, onions, beef, and pork. Building materials prices stayed unchanged.
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T. McPhee
Bulgaria Suspends Foreign Debt Payments Decision
Sofia reports the Bulgarian Cabinet decided to suspend foreign loan payments, signaling a broader currency and economic policy shift as authorities seek to preserve liquidity and renegotiate terms with creditors.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Stevens Opposes Restriction on Exports at Port Macquarie
Port Macquarie reports Mr Stevens the State Premier opposed export restrictions. He said such policies threaten high quality Australia exports and stressed the need to maintain standards.
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MR. Stevens
Sydney
Tne
Port Macquarie
Stevens
Australia
Pilot Lieut Fr Prendergast Dies In Air Attack
The report honors Lieut Commander FR Prendergast and three other Imperial Airways pilots killed on a shot down mission. Prendergast, famed for a 6000 hour flying record, was praised as fearless and always ready for emergencies. His wife marked the day with sorrow as he had urged her not to worry about his deployment to Singapore.
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Bia
Imperial Airways
Distinguished Air Record of Lt Commander Prendergast
Lieutenant-Commander Prendergast, killed in action, served with the Air Ports and Navy splendor during the war. He joined the Air Force in 1908, served on the northern frontier, aided Afghanistan refugees after Amanullah’s deposition, and was praised by the Viceroy. Later, he helped deliver Christmas fuel from England to Singapore.
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Prendergast
Creak
Air Pores
Ania
Afghanistan
Amanullah
Kabul
Ale
Ral Ale Waye
Christmans Aly Tuuile
England
Singapore
Unorthodox Plans Discussed to Tackle Unemployment Crisis
Debate in parliament centers on faster relief works and unconventional methods to reduce unemployment. Ministers depart for Sheenants as speakers urge decisive government action beyond money, citing figures like £700,000,000 raised in four years and calls to join the Geneva Labour Conference for global industrial standards.
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Drennan
Guiden
Lang Labour
Houghem
Stacey
USAR
Adelaide
Wong
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Rome
German Wool Cheap Freights on Railways
Berlin reports railways cut wool freight charges by 25 percent to boost wool production from German sheep. Government branches will control distribution and urge higher meat consumption with price controls. Official statistics show a favorable trade balance near £1,000,000 since March.
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Berlin
Mlate Atutistica
Ex Toner
New South Wales Rural Relief Scheme to be Considered
New South Wales government prepared a rural relief scheme to be discussed in Sydney on Monday by a New South Wales sub committee and three Commonwealth Cabinet members. Debts from wheat farm relief are a key issue and a plan to aid the wheat industry is anticipated. Sir Page and Mr Thorby departed for Sydney. Mr Caney joins Monday.
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Sydney
New South Waten
Commonwealth Cabinet
de Page
Masora
G. Caney
C. Thorby
Te Bs
Commonwealth
Nna
Ye Country Party
Cam
Sir Page
Thorby
Caney
Canberra Wireless Land Holdings Rule Clarified
In Canberra the Minister of the Interior Mr Petervon stated the law limits land holdings in the Federal Capital Territory to £8000 value per person. A second question by Mr Forde was answered negatively, addressing whether any individual has been allowed to acquire land up to £18,000 in the Territory and the reasons for departures from the law.
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Amwerthg
Mn FM
Bonde
Labour
T. Petervon
Federal Capital Territory
Forde
Princess Marina Will Pay Heavy Duty on Paris Trousseau
Princess Marina faces heavy customs on her Paris trousseau when it arrives in Dover next week. The royal bride has collected a vast wardrobe, but she plans to buy fewer clothes due to the sudden fashion charges. Marina has favored practical gowns and morning wear for her dream wedding, with multiple outfits prepared.
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Pory Oraing
Princeve Marins
Paris Trousseau
Dover
Marina
Mir Wan
Armed Hold-Up in Flinder's Lane
An armed hold-up occurred in Flinder's Lane as a group of men attacked a location. The incident involved several assailants and caused local disruption while investigation proceeds.
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Flinder's Lane
Death of Gallopatl Leader Lene Reported
A historic death is noted with the passing of Gallopatl Leader Lene. The obituary reports Ariguiler Osneral Hewenham dying today at age 68 following a long illness. The ceremony and administration details are partially obscured in the surviving text.
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Lene
Ariguiler Osneral Hewenham
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