Parliament May Rise Next Week Over Christmas Delays
The House of Representatives faces a race against time with key Bills advancing to a second reading and a Friday target for committee reporting. The Ottawa budget and taxation measures loom as the Senate weighs the colonial and domestic agenda, while a possible Saturday session and cabinet reshuffles are discussed to clear business.
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Letore
House of Representatives
Ottawa
Senate
Lyona
Lyons
Hulk Seriha
Cane Dern
Anzac Memorial Unveiled at Port Said
Port Said witnesses the unveiling of the Anzac Memorial with a guard of honour from the Northampton Regiment and the 48th Australian Battalions. Mr W M Hughes and dignitaries from British and Allied authorities attend as the monument honors the journeys and sacrifices of Australian and New Zealand troops in distant campaigns. The tribute highlights the Flying Corps and Allied efforts in the Armageddon era and recalls the enduring memories of these fallen warriors.
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Port Said
Northampton Regiment
Arry
North Auckland Regi
W. M. Hughes
Mamachat
King Fusd
Oras Chamberlain
Prineinal Othara
Bidky Pasha
Bayellan
Palestine
Hughem
Actipiers
Ues
Uieir
Hoover Rejects Suspension of Debt Payments in Foreign Paper
President Hoover announced in Washington that debt payments due December 15 would not be suspended. He proposed a congressional body to discuss intergovernmental obligations, while Congress may decline. He noted no debtor facts justify postponement and discussed potential currency payments and broader trade implications.
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United Allies
Britain
Fov 1
Sion
Hoover
Washington
Wed
Congress
Hesa of Representatives
London
Washin
Wetter von
Seahounie
Gemavels
de Neteap
Tullona
Jana Omy International
Roosevelt
Matemon
Garner
Torah
Hoonavelt
Sonslandl
Ptm
Government to Employ Unemployed in Capital Territory
Minister for the Interior Mr Perkins announced relief work to help the unemployed in the Federal Capital Territory during the Christmas period. Labour figure Mr James claimed a rat up of the unemployed, while Mr Piking said relief work would be provided and about 200 men would be employed next week.
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Mr. Perkins
Feraral
Jumies
N.W
Proposed Payment Plan Amid Currency Transfer Debates
A fragmentary report discusses a proposed plan to make payments in foreign currencies, including British pounds, and to suspend such payments in response to economic concerns. Speakers reference currency transfers, parliamentary actions, and a White House conference as leverage in debates over monetary policy and international trade.
British Reception Of Decision Raps Notes To USA
The British government, after Roosevelt and Hoover disputes, prepares a cautious reply to Washington. Officials stress the need to assess international effects of Japan transfer finances and the possible postposed provisions for cotton budgets while awaiting further diplomatic channels.
Ottawa Treaty Debate in Australian Senate
Debates over the Ottawa Agreement bill reveal partisan tension as Senators argue over delegated powers and implications for tariffs and trade. Key figures including Daly Brennan Carroll Hardy and Barnes frame the issue, with references to Labour and the Opposition, and questions about parliamentary authority and national interest.
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Ottawa
Labour Party
Iit Dul
Australia
Maniere
Farid Manytery
Henator Daly
Brennan
Bat
Carroll
U.C.P
Benator Wordy
Hardy
Jevis Cilenes
eXenana
Gvorse Learce
Eorrest
Almirali
Sévonit
Smn
Opposton
Benator Barnes
Benue
Lyach
Launch Fire Claims Crew In Maritime Accident
A launch accident this morning near Warmen's Day desert scene left Nat Mathison and Roy Lama missing after the vessel blew fire and smoke. Tony Reet and Joe burned to the waterline as lifeboats and men attempted to extinguish the blaze and rescue others. Six divers were seen in the water, while observers reported frantic efforts and rapid distress.
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Seawonky
Sane
Nat Mathisaon
Roy Lama
Warmen
Arbiot
Editiog
Fink
Tony Reet
Ant Joe
Mamen
An Nour
Direct Wheat Bounty Bill Passed in Legislative Assembly
The assembly debated wheat bounty funding with Premier and federal links. Members favored distribution via loan council oversight and subscribe-based allocation, with amendments to ensure continued benefits for subscribers and prevent misuse by the government.
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Sydney
Leginlative Assembly
Feder
Ali
Maitreighth
Breyen
Stevena
Male
VCP
Amyndmont
Anu
Oak
Finonerd
Spooney
Ineawen
Siv
Carrind
Amundmenta
Manly Court Hears Theft Charge Against Walker 24
Police guard detailed a Sunday hearing at Manly Court for Savile Walker aged 24 charged with stealing from a home in Manly and district. Constable said bail set at £500 as part of the weak on record amid guards and court presence.
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fyDrmy
Manly Court
Fence Tollord
Nilan Savile Walker
Wan Romandes
Manly
Constable McAuley
Holford
Haske
Helford
Attack on Chinese Foreign Policy Debate at Geneva
The United Nations council debated the Lytton report with statements from Japanese and Chinese representatives. Mr Mataliolu and Dr Wellington Koo argued over foreigner hostility in Wynerlen and schools, as Japan fears potential outbreaks. The council prepared to modify the report amid anti foreignism tensions.
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Geneva
Weinnteslay
Nationa Council
Matatiolu
Japan
Wellington Koo
China
Counvil
Hhey
Wynerlen
Banst Sp
Questioned March on Canberra Rumor Sparks Senate Debate
Sir George Pearce, the Minister for Defence, was asked about alleged statements by Senator Hardy and the Riverina group New Staters planning a march on Canberra to press the government for legislation. Pearce said no clear reports of such forceful action had been verified, and warned against violent associations while noting the camping ground plan near Fatona.
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Senate
Henmtorus
Sir George Pearce
Hardy
Canberra
Thi
Nin
Leon
Fatlona
Abie Tay An Caberra
Hardy Wdineiog
George Pearce
Transfer Policy Under Consideration in Senate
Ministers reply in Senate discuss transferring federal departments from Melbourne to Canberra. Senator Lang Lats asks if Government would move agencies, including Defence and Postal, to the national capital. Minister notes transfer requires Cabinet consideration and feasibility studies before any action.
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Senate
Canberry
Melbourne
Henatortunm
George Pebrue
Canberra
Pignent
Benstop
McLackiai
Mung
Postal Department
Surplus Miners Proposals In NSW Development Talks
The Commonwealth Government is considering the fate of 52 000 wills in a trust fund tied to margins in New South Wales. Attention to the Newnes share project was noted as discussions continue in Parliament. Minister McLachlan leads negotiations with NSW on Newnes development and future arrangements, with a decision expected soon.
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Commonwealth
Ronatrailag
Aurplus Et
New South Wales
Drobownel
House of Representatives Yaaterday
M Quention
Games
Slate Lab
Lyonw Anid
Charnel of Development
Emutor McLachlan
Newnes
Tad
White Washing Talks and Races Ban in Metropolitan Area
Amid talk of tightening rules, a Melbourne committee considers prolonging a ban affecting horse racing tops and horses. Debates focus on disqualification removal, with speculation on harmonizing parameters across Victoria and potential future actions at the upcoming meeting.
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Sydrey
ThinMay
Belgie
Abuul
S.C
AR Bart
Kydney
Ulno
Victoria
Harnes Coe
Bow
Cem
Union officer Sydney court case fraud claims
A Sydney Union officer faces trial in the Number One Jury Court over alleged deception and misrepresentation involving a railway service and a New South Wales branch. The case centers on claims of attempting to recover 8000 and to influence railway employers’ council decisions through alleged misdeeds. The defendant denies guilt.
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Sydney
William Fisiher
Teallwiy Service
New South Wale
Australian Rathwa
Union
Lexel
Witcher
Mount Thal
Hay
Night Flash Arrests Home Thief Near Manly
A large squad of police searched a Manly area home just before midnight and arrested the occupant after a struggle. Officers found money and substantial jewelry stolen from the room, with the theft valued at about the stated amount. The suspect, known to police by the name provided, is in custody.
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Ryoney
Manly
Ed Carex Gold Prospects in Nadie Cervo Dig
From New Gulrica to W. O. Abdin a prospector arrives to find little gold at Nadie Cervo. The text notes scattered mining activity and lingering hopes as the field is raked over with modest results.
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Dart
New Gulrica
W. O. Abdin
Nadie Cervo
Sugar Bill Stormy Passage in Senate Indications
Indications point to a tense Senate vote on the modified sugar agreement linked to the Commonwealth Government. Tasmanian and Austrian senators oppose. Western Australian senators largely support, with Sir George Heneco as a key exception. Early tests next week will decide support, with a predicted narrow majority only by possible wing margins.
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Senate
Kenatore Plain
Hrennan
Che
Geralie Koll
Feader
Sir George Heneco
Wilh Vou
Exchange Radio Opposition to Exchange Increase in New Zealand
Auckland City Council and other local bodies sent Telegrams to the Prime Minister and Parliament members opposing any further increase in the exchange rate. They warned taxpayers would struggle under the burden of repayments if the exchange were raised.
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Wellington
N.Z
Auckland
Central Bank Call For Services in Australia
A Central Bank official in Sydney warns the Commonwealth Bank to brace for a major shift in credit policy as wartime needs press for expansion. He cautions against reckless expansion that could fuel inflation and jeopardize deposit stability while urging careful steps to sustain the nation’s monetary balance.
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Sydney
Legacy Club
Bank of New South Wales
Commonwealth Bank
Australia
Cnate
Not Guilty On Charge of Smearing Waratek Australis
Not guilty verdict returned in Civil Court for William Arthur Payne publisher of Truth. Jury acquitted after about an hour’s deliberations. Justice Laws had summed the charge, stating the accused allegedly stigmpted to incite the lower classes to commit a crime, with the court noting the alleged act and its nature.
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Melbourne
William Arthur Payne
Australis
Camberra
Albatrom
Wayne
Justice Laws
Stay Over Hobday Amid Railway Retrenchment
In Stoney on Thursday, a 416-arc railway operation began retrenchment measures. Workers will be relocated within the marines of a unit after new reviews. The retention of staff remains under discussion as additional local actions unfold.
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Stoney
Arpine Railway
Mana
Menterwai
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