Policy Commission Urges Rapid Shift From Isolation
The Roosevelt appointed Commission of Inquiry into national policy recommends reversing economic isolation with six major proposals. It calls for a war debt settlement commission with power to accept defaulted U S debts, elimination of tariffs on non competitive imports, lower tariffs under proper franchise, a promise not to alter gold prices, nondiscriminatory Oriental immigration, and League of Nations Court adherence with League collaboration avoiding European conflict.
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New York
Commission of Inquiry
Roosevelt
United States
League
Hidden Hapaburg gathering weighs Yugoslav action on policy
A secret conference at Murzsteg in Upper Styria brings together Dr Gombos Hungary and Dr Schuschnigg Austria with Signor Sovich Italy to decide a joint stance if Yugoslavia presses Hungary with an ultimatum. Observers note talks may shift toward restoration plans amid a revived triple alliance with Italy as lead partner.
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London
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
Hapaburg
Murzsteg
Upper Styria
Gombos
Hungary
Schuschnigg
Signor Sovich
Italy
Austria
Yugoslavia
League
M@aben Hethien
Dr. Gombos
Papal Legate MacRory Arrives in Melbourne for Mission
Cardinal MacRory of Armagh arrived in Melbourne to a large crowd and ovation en route to St Patrick's Cathedral. He delivered warnings on global unrest and the anti Christian campaign, urging organized action by Christian churches for Australia’s welfare and prosperity.
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Melbourne
Cardinal MacRory
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Armagh
All Ireland
Australia
Russia
Absent from Court After Missed Awards Hearing
The Commonwealth Conciliation Commissioner Mr E A Consulteer did not attend court to announce awards for ex drivers and Bremen. A default judgment was made against Coneybeer for £96 16s 6d to Honeychurch & garage Wayville Australia as Coneybeer did not respond to summons.
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Melbourne
Bremen
Commonwealth Conciliation
EA. Consulteer
Coneybeer
Honeychurch
Garage Propri
Wayville
Australia
Libel Case Opens in Paris Over Gringoire Damages
In Paris on a Monday the libel suit seeks 50 000 pounds from the newspaper Gringoire. Detective Inspector questions witnesses including Chautemps Tardieu Mandel and ministers for Posts Telegraphs and Justice amid the Viaky affair.
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Paris
Gringoire
Viaky
Tapedor Bony
Chautemps and
Tardieu
Lors
M. Mandel
Poat and Telegraph
Charon
Justice
Budapest Press Sees Yugoslavia In Delicate Standoff
Hungarian papers harshly attack Yugoslavia yet expect restraint until Yugoslavia produces evidence to justify charges. Italian sources call the situation delicate but not likely to trigger serious complications soon.
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Budapest
Yugoslavia
Italy
Dutch honors Albury mayor with Nassau order
The Dutch Consul in Sydney Mr P Staal reports that Queen Wilhelmina has conferred the Order of Orange Nassau on Albury mayor Alderman A Waugh in gratitude for Albury residents aiding Dutch airmen Parmentier and Moll during the Centenary Air Race. Investiture will be in Albury with Mr Staal conducting the ceremony. A Waugh is said to meet the Queen in Holland next year.
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Sydney
P Staal
Holland
Order of Orange Nassau
Albury
A. Waugh
Parmentier
Moll
Order of Nassau
Canal General For
Staal
Waugh
Wilhelmina
Farley and Price Charged in Perjury Conspiracy Case
At the Quarter Sessions Francia Farley and Les Price face charges of attempting to induce false testimony and conspiring to pervert justice in the Angus and Coote jewellery robbery case. Farley was acquitted while trial witnesses claim intimidation. The judge found no evidence on the second count and the hearing adjourned.
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Sydney
Francia Malcolm Farley
Leslie Price
Farley
Wallace and
Courtnay
Jock Percy Stephens
Courtney
Stevens
Price
Death of Mrs Angus at St Andrew's College
Katherine Walker Angus wife of Professor Samuel Angus of St Andrew's College Sydney died during the weekend after a severe illness.
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Sydney
Katherine Walker Angus
Samuel Angus
St. Andrew's College
Lord Sempill Lands On Beach Near Port Philip
Lord Sempill, presumed missing after a night flight, was found in Port Phillip near Melbourne. He landed on the beaches around Port Philip after failing to locate the aerodrome and slept in the scrub before resuming repairs to his aircraft with a carpenter.
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Port Phillip
Melbourne
Lord Sempill
Victoria
Portaea
Port Philip
Sempill
Saar plebiscite expected to face no trouble
Saar police report Hermann Roechling predicts a peaceful plebiscite as Saarlanders trust Captain Helmsley and anticipate reinforcement from Italy for the campaign. The British United Press notes the German Front leader’s view and the involvement of neutral police in the effort.
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London
Saarbrucken
United Press
Hermann Roechling
Helmsley
Saar
The
Daily Telegraph
Italy
Judge Attacks Single-Judge Writ Hearing in Bluebell Ferry Case
In Newcastle Court of Marine Inquiry Judge Nield condemned the move to have a writ hearing heard by a single Supreme Court judge. He called the arrangement audacious and an insult to the court as he reviewed the Bluebell ferry disaster proceedings.
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Newcastle
Newcastle Court of Marine Inquiry
Nield
Bluebell
Supreme Court
Commonwealth Loan Fully Subscribed
The Loan Council chairman Mr. R. G. Casey announced the Commonwealth £15,000,000 loan had been fully subscribed. Some state figures were not yet received but final totals were expected to be released today.
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the Loan Council
R. G. Casey
Treasury
Casey
Prohibition Order Shuts Down Marine Court Inquiry
A Supreme Court Judge adjourned the Court of Marine Inquiry sine die after issuing prohibitory orders. The presiding judge condemned the single judge’s hearing as audacious and an insult to the court, citing dignity and experience concerns amid a full court reassembly delay.
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Supreme Court
Court of Marine Inquiry
Marine Court
No Action Yet Against Tasman Airmen
In Auckland New Zealand Monday no action has been taken against Raymond Whitehead and Rex Cell over their Tasman flight. They have not heard whether any prosecution will occur for flying a machine without a certificate of airworthiness.
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Auckland
N.Z
Raymond Whitehead
Rex Cell
Tasman
Trade Treaty Japan to State Policy to Rio
London rumours about naval talks depress officials but Japan signals optimism. Foreign Office says ministers not pessimistic and ready for a 1935 conference or talks in 1938 if needed. Hirota to address Diet on foreign policy Friday morning.
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Rio
London
Foreign Office
Hirota
No Surprise in London on Japan Denouncing Treaty
The Daily Mail reports London shows little excitement over Japan denouncing the Treaty of Washington. Britain views the naval ratio claim as not important and favors defending British interests west of Singapore while avoiding entanglement in Manchukuo and China. Japan’s rising influence could end the era of chaos in China.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Japan
Washington
Britain
Singapore
Manchukuo
China
Maternal Welfare Policy Talks Underway in Australia
States prepare statistical and other information on maternal mortality to aid the framing of recommendations for submission to the Commonwealth Government. The Commonwealth intends to investigate the subject and asks for cooperation. Conferences between state and federal representatives are likely early next year to improve the existing high standard of maternal hygiene.
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Commonwealth
Australia
Crowds Gather for Duke of Kent Wedding in London
London braced for the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina as record crowds flocked for the royal wedding. Barricaded routes and loudspeakers along the Abbey prowl drew thousands, with seventy royals expected and Marina visiting her future home with the duke.
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London
Duke of Kent
St. James Palace
Charlton Predicted to Return to Top Form
Australian coach Harry Hay predicts Andrew Charlton can stage a full comeback to top form. After observing Charlton in Canberra he notes slight leg action tweaks may push him beyond past bests. Charlton trains 1000 to 2000 yards daily as he eyes Olympic selection.
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Andrew Charlton
Harry Hay
Charlton
Canberra
Hay
Chariton
Boy
Australia
Language test in Gaelic challenged at Central Police Court
Egon Erwin Kiach, 49, a Czechoslovakian author, fights a Gaelic language test used for Immigration Act proceedings. His counsel argues the exam is incompetent and not a European language, while opposing counsel defends its relevance and the examiner’s philological skill.
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Piddington
Watt
K.C
Customs Department
Gibson
Mr. Piddington
Mr. Widdington
Beotland
N S W Tennis Titles Hit By Rain Delays Action
Rain disrupted the N S W tennis championships with several matches unfinished. Perry of Britain defeated Walker in two sets to advance in the men singles, and NSW pairs dominated the men doubles with Thomson Moore Crawford McGrath prevailing in tight contests. Women’s doubles saw Britain’s Lyle Dearman overpower Harper Valkenburg and Australia’s Selwyn Hattersley win their matches.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Perry
Britain
W. Walker
Walker
M.S.W
Thomson
Moore
Ewin
Kayie
Dunlop
Donohoe
Chave
Queensland
Rogers
Crawford
McGrath
Ns.w
Colgin
Hungerford
Harper
Vicc
Miss Valkenburg
Selwyn
Hattersley
Peach
Wright
N.W
E. Chitty
Black
Vic
Travers
Gospell
French tennis team arrives in Auckland on way to Australia
The French Davis Cup squad arrived in Auckland led by captain J Brugnon en route to Australia. Brugnon predicted Britain would win the cup again next year but warned America would be a strong rival.
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Auckland
Australia
J. Brugnon
Britain
America
Air Mail Service to Start Next Month in Australia
The Minister for Defence Mr Parkhill approved a change to begin air mail service next month with Atlantas possibly used temporarily. It remains possible OH 86 planes may inaugurate the service, depending on inquiries about the aircraft in Australia and England.
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Sydney
Empire Air Mail
Atalanta
Defence
Parkhill
Australia
England
Amateur Swimming Club Seeks Coaching From Sydney Expert
Chariton leads as first to present for inspection by former coach Hay who warns of faults yet foresees improvement with strict discipline. Hay praises Canberra Club juniors and forecasts bright futures. He schedules a public lecture at Forrest Tennis Pavilion and a midweek carnival at the baths to discuss world champions and swimming evolution.
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Sydney
Chariton
Hay
Charlton
Canberra
Forrest Tennis Pavilion
Hay Wil
Baths
Brisbane Wool Sales Market Holds Firm
Brisbane wool sales opened with a firm market and last week's values fully maintained. Winchcombe Carson Ltd. represented sellers in today’s session as buyers showed steady demand in Brisbane.
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Brisbane
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Griffin Remanded On Immigration Act Charge At Central Court
Gerald Griffin, 28, salesman, appeared at Central Police Court on a charge of being an prohibited immigrant for failing to write a dictation test under the Immigration Act. His lawyer sought two weeks remand, while the customs representative urged longer detention. Griffin was remanded until Friday.
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Sydney
Central Police Court
Gerald Griffin
M. E. Rosemblum
Griffn
Australia
A. Taylor
Customs Department
Rosenblum
Taylor
Griffin
A. C. T. U. Proposes Arbitration Court Reforms
A deputation from the Australian Council of Trade Unionists asks Commonwealth Attorney General Mr. Menzies to consider a plan to reconstitute the Arbitration Court. The Emergency Committee proposes a single President judge with conciliation committees for industries and asks for an early audience with Mr. Menzies.
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Melbourne
Australian Council of Trade Unionists
Commonwealth Attorney-General
Menzies
Arbitration Court
Acg.t.u. Woday
Argentina Wheat Crop Hit by Rain and Frost
The Argentine wheat crop, rated fair to good, has suffered from heavy rains hail storms and frost, with rust reported. Production is expected to fall below last year’s 286 million bushels from 18.3 million acres, versus Australia’s 175 million from 15.9 million acres.
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Commonwealth Statistician
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Ulm Plans Dallas Flight En Route to Vancouver
Mr. C. T. P. Ulm arrived from Detroit in ULM and will depart early tomorrow for Dallas, Texas, on the way to Vancouver, Canada.
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Witchakas
Canada
Mining Conference Set in Melbourne on December Fifth
The conference called by the Minister for Commerce Mr. Stewart of State Ministers for Mines will meet in Melbourne on December 5. It will discuss a proposed expansion of the mining industry and identify sites for expert evaluation. A key proposal is to erect crushing batteries at suitable spots to boost gold production.
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Sydney
Commerce
Mr. Stewart
Minea
Melbourne
Stewart
Neacus Oerish
Iace
Blandon Defeats Miller In Fifteen Round Bout
Darkie Blandon outpointed Micky Miller in a fifteen round fight at Rushcutters tonight. Miller pressed early but Blandon’s body work and persistence overwhelmed him as the bout went the distance.
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Sydney
Darkie Blandon
Micky Miller
Rushcutters
Miller
Blandon
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Brisbane Wool Sales
Argentina
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