War Clouds Gather in the East Over North China Independence Move
Tokyo reports say North China may secede from the Nanking Government within a week. Five provinces expected to declare independence, potentially giving Japan control over a 100,000,000 population. Tokyo notes massed Japanese troops cooperate with revolting provinces. Peking confirms widespread unrest and preparations at Mukden and surrounding depots.
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Government ends search for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith
The Prime Minister announced in the House that the air search for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Mr. T. Petybridge is abandoned after a wireless message from Air Commodore Sydney Bommb. No further Royal aircraft will be sent, ground search remains planned, and Qantas reserve planes may be used for special duty.
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Trade fair in Sydney prompts Australian competition gaps
Tuesday at Sydney, British manufacturers' representatives meet to propose forms for a trade fair in Australia. The session discusses addressing losses caused by competition and aims to stage a fair to revive British industry overseas.
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Arbitration Court debates 44 hour week in Melbourne
In Melbourne Tuesday the Arbitration Court weighing a 44 hour week heard Mr. FB Derham representing several Victorian furniture manufacturers state that some factories have already adopted longer hours. Judge Dethridge noted the debate lacks fixed principles and warned against preconceived notions. The hearing revealed mixed factory performances, with concerns about bankruptcies and factory closings if extensions were imposed.
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Sepang
Earliest Gospel of John fragment found in Greek manuscript
A 3.5 by 2.3 inch fragment from a Bible manuscript, dated fifty years before the Codex Sinaiticus, supports John as among the first gospels written. Discovered by Rylands Abraran and Henry Guppy, it includes John 1 and 2 3 7 26, shows minor variance from current text, likely from Oxyrhynchus where 1807 finds of Jesus’ ages occurred.
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German Armies Threaten Paris As France Boosts Armament
The report notes Germany with about 600000 soldiers, plans to increase armament spending, while France faces a smaller force of around 336000. France may seek further defense measures as tension rises between the two powers.
Inquiry into corporal punishment ends at Telopes Park
The inquiry led by Assistant Secretary Mr Hick of the N.S.W. Education Department into alleged severity at Telopes Park Primary School concluded after seven defence witnesses spoke. The chairman Mr Flicks will report to the Education Department. Evidence included denials of caning for boots and objections to admitting newspaper reports. Headmaster Harold John ante testified he had not received complaints of undue punishment in eight years. The report covers attendance, discipline records, and related statements from other staff and the convent. The article also notes a separate incident involving the Duke of Kent’s infant son scheduled for a private chapel ceremony.
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Qantas Plane to Aid Search for Sir Charles Kingefred Amith
The Four engine Qantas plane based in Sydney, to be used in the search for Sir Charles Kingefred Amith, will be piloted by Captain Hultdy with Firat Gitlorr Purton aboard, as Mr Hudson Fyeh outlined. John Stannage plans to travel to Singapore to join the effort, while Taylor remains seriously ill and likely to stay a week for rest.
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Wheat Bill Not Applicable This Harvest in Parliament
In Sydney the Attorney General Mr Manning moved the second reading of the Wheat Products Bill in the Legislative Council and announced that the act would not apply to the current harvest. The government plans to continue the flour tax meanwhile as Premier liaised with the Commonwealth Government. The debate adjourned until Thursday.
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Reorganisation on Italian Front After Abyssinians Rebel
Marshal Badoglio sails from Naples to assume command in Abyssinia with his son Mario acting as secretary. Replacement of heavy tanks and transport planned to suit mule and camel routes. Abyssinian tribes resist Allied supply lines around Berenta and Makale as tensions rise over commandeering goods. General De Bono departs to Italy. progress on northern fronts slow with Daghabur expected to resist frontal attacks.
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Wheat Bill Introduced In Victoria
Melbourne readers were told of a Victoria Wheat Bill aimed at guaranteeing a home consumption price for wheat used in Australia. Representative statements from Mr Hogan explained constitutional grounds and the bill’s structure, with price estimates showing bread costs could vary as flour tax considerations change.
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Vinton Smith
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Onus On States For Delay in Wheat Marketing
The Commonwealth Government refused to announce policies for the coming wheat harvest until wheat growing states act on an agreed plan. Dr Page told the House only New South Wales and Queensland had acted, Victoria delaying to introduce needed legislation next week. The government warned it would share responsibility with lagging states if action is not taken.
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Antisanction Feelings In Italy Adag
A fragmentary report from London notes Italian reactions to sanctions with cautious optimism. It cites talk of postponing housing schemes and urges restraint until Italy secures economic stability amid possible supply cuts from the United Kingdom.
Torrential Rains Hit London and Surrounding Areas
Heavy rains swept across the country causing widespread flooding. Bath and Kent faced rising waters with fields and cricket grounds submerged. The Medway River and Thames saw significant rises threatening allotments and infrastructure. Authorities warned of rising water levels and ongoing damage while estimating drainage and reservoir impacts.
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British cabinet urged MacDonald to remain in government
In London on Monday the Daily Mail urged Ramsay MacDonald to stay in the government. Baldwin pressed MacDonald to stay and hinted he would announce an answer soon. The paper also said Malcolm MacDonald should remain in the administration and that trials for both were not expected to be difficult.
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Rampay MacDonald
Larda
Deputy Leader Agency Officials Harassed in Social Government Office
A fragmentary report notes Deputy Leader Agency with Thaminy and Uhr lvetin at a Parliamentary deputy leader event. Minister for Social Government Mr Spooner involved in securing the apartment. Names for Minister for Justice Mr Mu Uni and Minister for Cobra Mr Cunningham appear, but figures were not announced.
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Thaminy
Rhe Titer
Uhr Lvetin
USAP
Spooner
Arrest of German Spy Reported in Marwich Plots
The Delly Sketch notes the arrest of a German agent in Marwich, alleged to possess documents in breach of the Official Boorete Act. The suspect, identified as Dr. Msrmann Ponape, faces charges related to espionage and possession of sensitive materials.
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Marwich
Msrmann Ponape
Kaneepee
Priasensom
Documenta
Parliament Adjournment Hopes Amid Tax and Reforms
Government expects to adjourn Parliament in December with much still to do. Key tasks include estimates, income tax, war service homes, sugar, repatriation, wheat and meat products, and a broad tariff validation. If not finished, Parliament will reconvene after Easter to continue work until approval.
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Eastor
State minister blasts marketing methods in Australia
The Australian press reports a Sydney speech by Labour Minister Dunninghurst at Waverley outlining criticisms of Australian advertising. He urges a stronger campaign to promote Australian goods and brands while accusing UK market trends of lagging behind.
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Burien
London
Relief relief work rules tighten under premier and minister
A Sunday night release from Premier Stevens announces stricter relief work regulations. Minister of Labour Dun ningham says broader measures are needed and earnings of children will be excluded from eligibility unless family income is substantially high. The Social Services Department procedures fall short of identifying relief workers, so the government plans to expand wartime work and strengthen the electoral roll for 1% months. Employers are urged to notify the department of new hires, with data to be kept as office records only.
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Ar. Dunningham
Met
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Informa Ion Naught
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Catalan Rebels Dash For Liberty In Bold Escape
Catalan rebels attempted a dramatic breakout at a restaurant near Bancelona as four guards were overpowered. In the ensuing melee, a motor car fled with two prisoners, while one guard faced arrest after a prior 12 year sentence.
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