State Plans Comprehensive Slum Settlement Scheme
New State announces a broad housing policy with a comprehensive plan for closer settlement and slum clearance. Cabinet approves a framework prepared by the Minister for Lands and a government committee, with details to be presented soon. The plan departs from previous schemes and aims to expand beyond prior closer settlement limits.
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Fremiér
Persia
Assembly
Cartier
Lionsiog
No New South Wales minister for coronation stated
The Deputy Premier Mr Brux said tonight that if the government reserved an official invitation he did not intend to act. The report notes a cabinet stance and political maneuvering surrounding royal events and official invitations in New South Wales.
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Ayongy, Mondey
Bruxsat
Settlement Near Trade Dispute in Tokyo Talks
Foreign Office spokesman outlined a conference plan between Australia’s Trade Minister and Japan’s Consul General to seek a mutual basis for resuming trade. He warned negotiations show divergent views and only minor terms may remain to resolve the stalemate.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Trention
Habry Guillett
Jmnj
Dsr
Murai
Australia
Sapan
Fatal sequel to betting dispute in Sydney
Harold Thorne Wilaan, 40, a local man from North Ayre, died after a betting dispute. He was moved to the city morgue, then to hospital as detectives conduct inquiries. The report notes a possible linkage to a police action and mentions involved parties.
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Sydney
Harold Thorne Wilaan
Anlp
North
Fishing Party Missing Near Melbourne
A fishing party including Melbourne residents Munney and Ove man Be reportedly boarded a vessel that disappeared after a collision with a western port boat. The crew is feared lost, while a nearby vessel, Powr bhonte, returned safely to port.
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Melbourne
Munney
Ove Man Be
Nvm
Vescia
Alo
German Rivers Denounced Treaty Clauses in Commons
London reports indicate Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden will address the House of Commons on Monday about Germany's repudiation of Versailles Treaty guarantees on river entitlements. Paris and Berlin commentaries note Hitler's actions signal a broader aggressive stance, with fears of rising European tension and renewed fortifications along the Kiel Canal and Baltic approaches.
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London
New Chronicle
Anthony Eden
Flouse of Commons
Germany
Paris
L Ue Tim
England Needs 447 To Win In Fragile Test
English side faces daunting 447 target after Australia’s assertive fielding and parliamentary critique. The match saw tense crowds, chaotic fire scene details, and tense passages as players including McCabe and Chipperfield battled low scoring runs, while pace and spin tested both sides.
A Rich Nest Tops Canberra Tale Of Nest Destruction
A Canberra resident, troubled by nesting birds, decided to pull down and destroy nests. He removed 59 nests and later examined one mast. A stray reference notes seven meat merita distinction amid the muddled report.
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Canberra
Bombs Rain on Madrid as Panic Grips Populace
Rebels bombed Madrid in three air raids today killing seventeen and wounding 120. Atocha station and surrounding streets were hit, with casualties feared. Fire, destruction, and chaos spread through central areas as Loyalist forces confronted insurgent advances near Begovia and the university quarter. Prime Minister Caballero vowed the war would continue, describing Madrid’s defense as far from ended.
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London
Madrid
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Gloria de Honcha
Festinal
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Central University
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Manzanares
Saa del Campo
Begovia
Toledo
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del Anno Ansuunord
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Policy Questioned at Paris Aero Show
A Daily Telegraph aeronautical writer criticizes Britain for sticking to single seat fighters with machine guns, arguing cannons were neglected. The Paris show reveals many nations exhibit bombers with cannons, while Britain lags in adding explosive rapid-fire weapons.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Britain
Paris
Perth
Australian goods better than import revealed at inquiry
Frank Richard Paull merchandise manager for Wastworth Ltd testified before the Chain Store inquiry that the company frequently supplied imported goods to Australian manufacturers in Australia. He claimed some items copied their improvements from the originals, indicating practices warranting scrutiny.
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Sydney
Mon
Wastworth’ Ltd
Australia
Frank Richard Paull
Mtore
Appeal to Save Madrid Sparks London Headlines
The Flame correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports on Madrid as King Alphonso and the ex president arrive from Milan to meet General Franco in what observers see as a bid to save Madrid amid the capital’s tense situation.
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Flame
Daily Telegraph
Alphonso
Milan
Franco
Madrid
Rome
Times
Fighting Outbreak Feared in Mongolia Front
London report says large scale hostilities loom on Turkestan Manchuria Mongolia and Siberian frontiers. About 300000 troops prepared including 60000 Chinese and Soviet allied forces. Clashes reported near Pekin area with Chinese forces repelling attacks as Japanese aircraft drop munitions.
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London
Japan
Auenia
Turkestan
Manchuria
Mongolia
Biberian
Pekin
Sulyan
Pacific Ships Subsidy Favoured by Commonwealth Report
Preliminary advice indicates the Empire Shipping Committee backs subsidies to British shipping to counter American Pacific competition. Prime Minister Lyons has learned the committee report is in London, with other governments briefed, and a conference in London may set a subsidy basis. The plan envisages new ships and machinery comparable to American fleets, with deployment as soon as possible. The committee report will be published in December.
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Commonwealth
Empire Shipping Committee
Britiah Shipping
Pacific
Lyons
London
Fiji
Canada
New Holland
Britain
Hina
Cartain
Shipping Committee
Baldwin collides on wet road en route to London
The Prime Minister Mr Baldwin and another Baldwin were driving from Chequers to London when a collision with a sports car occurred on a wet road. The leading car was damaged but both parties proceeded. no one was injured.
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London
Mr. Baldwin
Baldwin
Promlac
Pope's Health Status Sparks No Alarm In Rome
Rome reports say the Pope remains at Passetto residence with a strong constitution despite aging and recent health concerns. The Vatican notes no urgent danger, and the Pope has limited activity, skipping kneeling during public rites while continuing to receive audiences.
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Passel Ganedolyo
Five engineers trapped in blazing ferry Belubera rescue
Thousands watched as asbestos clad firemen battled to free five engineers trapped in the Belubera ferry at Kurraba Point Sydney Harbour. One man died from severe burns after being rescued from the inferno as crews fought the flames from the water and shore.
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Sydney Harbour
Beluma
Kurraba Point
Belubera
Morvice
Bbe J
King of Italy Declines New Title Denials Reported
Le Matin says the Italian King will not assume the titles King of Italy and Emperor of Ethiopia but will keep the title Gimmerar of Italy. The move aims to avoid recognition of Abyssinia’s conquest and reflects Italian diplomatic maneuvering amid Ambansa-Hors cragentiala tensions.
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Italy
Pang
le Matin
Ethiopia
Mrs Freer Plans Sydney Voyage If Landing Allowed
Mrs Freer booked a voyage to Sydney aboard the liner Awates for tomorrow and will sail if the Australian Government permits her landing.
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Auckland
Freer
Sydney
No Permit to Land In Australia Case Stirs Cabinet
The Minister for the Interior Paterson insisted the Commonwealth would return from New Zealand and that Mrs Dewar case details were not government matter. He noted possible stay for Mrs Freer while awaiting vessel to India or elsewhere, where cabinet discussion was not planned. The Attorney-General’s Department said the Commonwealth would intervene if a writ of habeas corpus were sought in Australian courts.
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Mr. Paterson
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Dewar
India
Paterson
Attorney-General
Mra
Freur
Wen
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