Japanese Ultimatum Demands Five Northern Provinces Autonomy
Reliable reports state Japan has given China until tomorrow noon to grant autonomy to five northern provinces or face invasion. Peking officials are expected to act if no plan is offered, while Chiang Kai-shek hopes for peace and Chinese leaders in Peking reportedly plan an autonomous regime in North China within days.
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Japanesa
Chiang-Kai-Shek
Nanking
London
the Times
China
Suspended Stormy Scene in House
In an upheaval last night Hunter MP Fr James was suspended from the House amid disorder connected to Treasury estimates. Chairman Mr Prowse warned Ward to confine remarks, then ordered Ward to resume, James moved to discipline the chair, and Prowse ruled no point of order.
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Fr James
House of Representatives
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Prowse
Ward
Treasury
Pensiona
Bia
Afr
West
James
Oil Search Big Scale Plans in England Belief in Rich Oil Beds
The Board of Trade has issued licences allowing large scale oil prospecting in England. The Anglolanian Oil Company reports that geology and geophysics justify test drillings. The Daily Mail says rich oil beds may be found around 3000 feet throughout the country.
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Pondow
England
Board of Trade
Anglolanian Oil Company
Daily Mail
Majority of 246 Election Count Nears End
In London on Tuesday the British Government may win a Working majority in the new Commons as preliminary counts near completion. Early figures show supporters strong for the Prime Minister, with key returns from Manchester and Belfast pending final tallies. If the outcome favors the governing party, remaining constituencies will be byes and refusals could affect seating and penalties.
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London
Tuseday
Robert
Meilen
Oppealdon
Elsoind
Fermanagh
Australian XI Prepare for First Tour Match
Australian XI plans a quiet day before selection for Saturday's match. Officials from Beth African cricket authorities set play hours from 11:30 am to 8:00 pm with an hour lunch break and a mid afternoon break.
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Yeatarday
Lost airmen direct route questioned in Singapore cable
Sydney reports the Defence Department received new information from Singapore about a statement by Amihy. The note claims he would fly a direct Rangoon to Singapore route, prompting a possible redirection of the search for Sir Charles Kingaford Smith and Tom Pethybridgy.
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Sydney
Charles Kingaford Smith
Tom Pethybridgy
Defence Department
Singapore
Amihy
Rangoon
Britain’s Foreign Policy Stance Amid Italian Tensions
Report from diplomat Samuel Hoare and others outlines Britain’s cautious line on sanctions and alliances as Italy presses Libya and Ethiopia. Correspondent adds note on oil supplies to Italy and hopes for U.S. restraint. discussion centers on expanding Mediterranean presence and avoiding a broader Anglo-Italian rift.
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Samuel Hoare
RAF
Adda
Australian search plea extends to Malaya coast
The Defense Minister telegrammed Singapore authorities urging intensive ground searches within 250 miles of Singapore and a £100 reward added to the Commonwealth sum. He backs ground searches as most effective, while proposing coastal sea searches if RAF air efforts miss areas. The Australian Flying Corps Association pressed for broader sea coast searches and possible use of Qantas aircraft.
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Kingsford Smith
Hanlaatson
Defence
Parkbill
Singapore
Australian Flying Corps Association
Malays Peninsula
Commonwealth
Sra
Malaya
Qantas
Australian Lying Corps Association
Fer Ae Power Eine
Plans for duplication of Air Mail to Singapore and Darwin
A report on duplicating the Singapore to Darwin leg of the England to Australia air mail service will be sent to Cabinet by Defence Minister Parkhill within the next week or two. The Civil Aviation Department reviewed the technical aspects and prepared estimates for the duplicated service. About £100,000 will be provided from Commonwealth funds to develop this Commonwealth air service project.
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Parkhill
Civil Aviation Department
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Basid Dinittry
Aecomacy
Commonwealth Services
Labour Party Meeting Clears Serious Charge Against Chairman
A resolution adopted by both Labour Party members in the House of Representatives accused the chairman of bias and partiality. The motion followed suspension discussions and cited proceedings in committee meetings. It names Mr Damon and Mr J H Prowan as referenced figures in the controversy.
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Labour Partica
House of Representatives
Labour Partioa Mat
Damon
J. H. Prowan
Mussolini Heeds Advice on Sanctions Watch
A Rome based diplomatic note reports that Mussolini may delay drastic moves after counsel from Grand Corneil and Balbo. The Rome correspondent says Eminent figures spoke for two hours but offered no specifics, with decision coming after a month of monitoring economic, military, and diplomatic developments amid sharp Italian criticism of sanctions.
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Wellnreday
Daily
Fetigraph
Rome
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Advicy
Mumolin
Grand
Balbo
U Duce
Winer Counsela
Thy Morning Post
French Reply to Italy Spars Parliament Rumpus
Pana correspondent reports the Daily Mall that France delivered a reply to Italy via the ambassador. The exchange triggered a heated uproar in Parliament as Mr James protested a suspension, Mr Prowse clashed with him, and the house split on the vote amid cross party cries and calls to curb similar conduct.
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London
Weanesany
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Mall' Maya
Premige
M. Lava
Italia
Signor Cerutti
James
Prowse
Mr. James
Mr. Casey
jHouse
Brennani
Baker
Beasley
Mealy Reverted Nickel Quota Figures Reported
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics announced Mealy had reverted twice as much nickel in October as during all of 1984. The October payment for the nickel totaled £111,000. Upon the Speaker's return to the Chamber the suspension vote was put to the House and passed 36 to 22.
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Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Mealy
Italian Gold Buying Monopoly Defeated Noted
Rome reports a decree establishing a government monopoly on gold purchases abroad and requiring special import permits for gold. Jewelers and citizens may buy raw and secondhand gold, while a party secretary criticized the meeting amid wealth and foreign policy concerns.
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Rome
Bignor Starace
Ronwen
Italian Broadcast Ban Sparks Parliamentary Row In London
The House debate centers on Me Brennan Liat’s claims of unfair treatment and allegations that Chairman Me Prowse breached privileges. The British Parliament’s control over discourse is spotlighted as Prime Minister Lyons supports order and criticizes Cameron remarks. The BBC faces a denial of Marcun’s request to broadcast an Italian viewpoint, with government officials citing restrictions on speaking on the controversy.
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Comenibben
Prowse
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Minin
My Lyons
London
British Broadcasting Corporation
Count Marcun
Britain
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League of Nationa
Wsio Garibaldi
Parliament Question on Privilege Sparks Heated Debate
A heated division in Parliament followed A Cameron's claim that Mr Brennan suffers from a wound, with renewal of privilege questions debated as the floor contested. The motion to put the question failed 38 to 0 as Bremnas’s motion failed to carry.
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Ar A. Cameron
Mrennan
Tourleta
Canberra
Staten
Thompson
Bremnas
Canberra Development Renewed Activity by Private Enterprise
Canberra sees renewed private capital in city building under a government development program. Projects include two hotels, Civic Theatre, and Masonic Temple with costs over £100,000, plus shop fronts in Manuka and Kingston homes. The Canberra Meat Company plans a new Manuka store as development gains pace and retail trade expands.
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Manuka
Neven
Hingston
Gile Centra
Thecome
City
Civic Theatre
Kurrajong
Weverdl
Kingston
Coostruction
Mugen Way
Han
Manuke
Canberra Meat Company Ltd
Manuka Centre Expansion Roughly Under Way
The Manuka shopping area is undergoing rapid expansion with eight new shops under construction and tenants prepared for occupancy within twelve months. The project includes trenching along the block toward the Arcade from the residential area, a new shop front near the Adelaide Tailoring Company, and speculation about subdivision policy by the administration affecting future development.
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Manuka
di Ing
Wxahopa
J Chapman
W. D. McDonald
Canberra
Tenmnin Hays Bean
Thave
Nose Nétivitiew
J. Perry Ninxt
Adelaide Tailoring Company
Premi
Corber Wit
Christopher's
Hospital Criticised by Coroner Over Child’s Death
Melbourne coroner criticises The Children’s Hospital after the death of three year old Dorothy Simm following appendicitis surgery. Inquiry finds a one year medical student operated under supervision and argues a qualified doctor and anaesthetist were needed to ensure proper care. Shortage of medical staff cited as failing to provide divided attention during anaesthesia and operation.
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Melbourne
Children's Hospital
Trade
Grant
Dorothy Mauda Simm
Sigih-Yrar
Thera
Distinctive features in new hotels at Kingston and Civic Centre
Canberra plans reveal two new hotels Kingston and City Centre with modern conveniences. Entrances on Canberra and Northbourne avenues, bars back from streets, central heating and extensive cooling plant. Cream pink Canberra brick to be used. long lasting brickwork walls and ornamental features planned. Architects: J Sethgo Commedte, Bees Boot Green, and partners.
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Civic Centre
Hoe Wan
Saneto
Ita
Imatelial
Fee
Dealgn
Garden City
Canberra Avenue
Gibeanite
City
Tomain
Northbourne Avenue
Cormer
Allinge Street
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Sheet Five
Maesars
A. J. Seth
Ane
Green
End
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