Unemployment Peak Warned By Labour Leader In Washington
In Washington on Thursday, W. Green of the American Federation of Labour warned that unemployment has reached a new peak in American industry with union figures showing 20 percent of workers out of work. If trends continued, as many as 7 500 000 could be jobless by January. He criticized relief funds as mismanaged and noted failures in adequacy of welfare measures amid rising hunger and undernourishment among workers.
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Washington
W. Green
American Federation of Labour
Muriry
Death at Wonky Crone farmer found dead in bed
A farmer Aubrey Howd of Wonky Crone was found dead in bed yesterday morning. Police were alerted by a visitor and an inquest will be held in Queanbeyan later. The death is being treated as unexplained, with no clear cause yet determined. The widow was away with friends at Queanbeyan. The body moved to Queanbeyan mortuary for examination. The inquest is set for 1 o'clock at Queanbeyan Court.
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Queanbeyan
Aubrey Howd
Darelfers
Ted St Bie Hom
la Mae Sheanbayan
Moe Tyre
Hinkler Flight Across South Atlantic Anxieties Rise
Natal reports on Wednesday warned of Bert Hinkler’s flight across the South Atlantic toward Dakar French West Africa 1500 miles distant. The Australian aviator’s progress remained unconfirmed at midnight with no news from Dakar and rising anxiety in London and press circles about his safety.
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PE Janeiro
Natal
Bert Hinkler
Dalat
French West Africa
Allie Rinake
Achille
Rom
London
United Press
Sya
Mink
Dakar
Bia de
Expres Anid
Three Years Gaol Sentence In Mail Robbery Case
Howard Wilkinson, 34, a railway sorter, was sentenced to three years imprisonment for involvement in a mail robbery case. The trial revealed broad participation by railway staff and noted prior related crimes, with Detective-Sergeant Bowie highlighting charge details and evidence. The report discusses broader implications for railway security and investigative outcomes.
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Hydney
Tey
Howard Wilkinson
Muldane
Rergeant Bowie
Cork
Auard Haines
Porter
Alten
Exodus From Canberra Sparks Electoral Campaign Opens Next Week
A mass departure of Canberra politicians precedes a brief campaign across New South Wales and Victoria. The Electoral Office faces a tight three week task to prepare, with Chief Irwin insisting plans will proceed smoothly. Parliament staff expect no sitting until February and anticipate a busy January in departments.
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Canberra
Sone
New South Wales
Victoria
Irwin
Confident of Labour Victory in Federal Debate
A Canberra briefing from NSW Darters of the Federal Labour Government attacks the Lyons-Latham-Page coalition and Beasley faction as treacherous steps toward defeating Labour. They condemn the alliance with anti-Labour forces, warn of compromising the arbitration system, and urge workers nationwide to support Labour to restore prosperity and employment.
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Lane
N.8.w
Labour Gament
Canberra
Beasley
Labour
Harros
Australia
cAutemet
Latham-Lyons-Fase
Waila
Chalemasa
Ain
Lyons-Latham-Page
Workers of
All
Cesney
Melbourne Labour Claims Confident Win After Canberra Return
A terse report from Melbourne notes the Attorney General and union leaders returned from Canberra. They express confidence the government will win the election despite a reported fundraising total and planned actions to secure support for Mr Pesker Molonsy.
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Melbourne
Tonure
Jenair
Turley
Nan
Canberra
Waleraids Workers Federation
Say
Deans Macting
Waage
Pesker Molonsy
Bruce May Hurry Home as Labour Clash Deepens
London Friday reports S M Bruce may hurry home amid counterparty opposition in Flinders. Beasley faction attacks Labour governance, claiming Waterside Regulations risk workers and waterside interests. The piece argues a defeated federal government could empower Beasley and undermine arbitration protections, affecting thousands of unionists and the broader labor movement.
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Beasley
Labour
Australia
Heasley
Heasley Group. Hawver
Beesley Group
Lantham
Lyons-Pearce
Phe Lsbayr
Kimact
Knows
Beasle Group
Anahalla
Mr. Beastny
Beasley government faces labour backlash in Australian Parliament
A telegram from the Federated Tobacco Workers Union and a note from the Postal Workers Union of Australia express support for Scullin’s Labor party while warning of consequences for anti-Labor forces. A Melbourne meeting at Cockatoo Dockyard condemns Peavy’s remarks in Parliament, signaling worker unity against feed parliamentary alignment.
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Scullin
Wedera
Trades Hons
Furqiabing ‘Trades Union of Victoria
He Wald
Takien
Pedera
Fed. Trated
Tohecen Workers’ Union
Scullint
Federated
Postal Workers’ Union of Australia
Hbeagiey
Pontal
Beasley
Cockatoo Dock
Lsy
Peavey
Wade
ALP Leader Says No Lang Candidates in Victoria
Melbourne radio report quotes President of the ALP Mn Calvett saying no Lang candidates likely to stand in Victoria. The remark reflects party strategy ahead of elections in the state as tensions rise.
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Melbourne
Frias
ALP
Mn Calvett
Lal
Lkely
Election Broadcast Time Limit Sparks Broadcasting Chaos
The Director of Power and Telegraphs has imposed a 40 minute airtime limit on election broadcasts via Jonas Broadcasting, forcing many participants to abandon plans for policy speeches as chaos surrounds the stations. The decision, reported Friday, signals a struggle over air time and media control amid ongoing political campaigns.
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Bydney
Pow and Telegrapha
Iir
Second Reading Set for Wealminster Statute Debate
In the House of Lords London Thursday the second reading of the Statute of Wealminster is moved to tonight. Lord Sankey weighs harm of rejection more than good. Lord Gallibury regrets current measure and while restrictions were noted he would not back amendments. Major Congrave’s letter and Balawin’s Commons speech influence views.
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London
Wealminster
Lord Chantertier
Lord Sankey
Gallibury
Free Tate
Major Congrave
Balawin
House At Commons
Wan Akverd
Indis plane schedule cited for Christmas mail route
London reports that an indi plane will depart Croydon on December 8 to deliver Australian Christmas mail. Under ANA plans, the mail is to reach Wyndham December 20 and Brisbane December 23, with Sydney and Melbourne December 23 and Hobart December 34.
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London
Croydon
ANA
Peter
Southern Sun
Malia
Wyndham
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Hobart
Southern Star To Race For Alorstar
Australian National Airways ad informs that on Monday Southern Star will depart Sydney to Alor Star to pick up survivors from the wrecked Southern Hun and return them to England. Southern Star will bring back the English mat with Might in charge of Ate.
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Rydney
Australian National Airways
Southern Giar
Sydney
Alor Atar
Faalla
England
Southern
Biar
Ate
Mmadorg
Kingatord Amit
Unidentified body found cut to pieces near railway line
An unidentified male body cut to pieces was found on the railway line near Tron Bark early Friday morning. An examination noted blood on a train, with investigators unsure of the motive or full details of the severed remains.
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Kyonwy
Awe
The Betrayal Mr Theodore Auld Attack
Fragmented OCR notes allege betrayal within a Labour movement faction. Mentions Beasley allied with destructive forces, Equbition and a wake of organizational upheaval. No clear names, dates, or outcomes proven. text is highly garbled.
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Rydney
Theodore Auld
Beasley
Labour Way
Pantin
Ile Place
Bn Wetcome
Thay, Arden and Tiraves
Shanghai Communist Murders Prompt Wide Fear
Reports describe mass killings in Shanghai as police uncover more graves linked to Communist violence. Chinese authorities say bodies found rise to many dozens, with warnings of further executions and threats aimed at suppressing dissent amid a feared underground network. Local documents and publications appear to confirm a campaign of retaliatory killings overseen by suspected agents.
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Shanghai
The
International Settlement
Hankow
China
Victima I
Voulena
Fierce Fighting In Tientsin Amid Japanese Ultimatum
Martial law was imposed in the Chinese city as heavy clashes continued between Chinese forces and a Japanese garrison. The bombardment and street fighting intensified, plunging the city into darkness under military orders.
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Bhanchal
Phoees
Hentain
Committee to draft Geneva proposal in Paris
The Committee of 18 of the Laasne Counell in Paris to-night named a committee of Briand, Lord Ceci De Cadaylal and Colban to draft the merged text for the Council solution on the Commission of Inquiry. The Chinese delegate has not yet received new instructions but hopes to obtain them tomorrow. Telegrams report further instructions were sent to military attaches to monitor movement and to prevent further clashes if neutral zones are established in front of Chinese forces.
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London
Laasne Counell
Paris
Commliine
M. Briand
Ceci. de Cadaylal
Colban
Counel
Chineae
Wind
Tommorrow
Purin Ptesa
Mate
Mane Ohurim
Movamenta
Chineis
Sone
Chitsehow
Clothing Firm Framed In Cash Scheme Probe
Sydney detectives interview the head of a clothing firm after a message from a member of the firm hints at a large sum of Arm's money being moved in the past fortnight. The suspect was arrested and charged with counterfeit activity amid the ongoing inquiry.
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Sydnet
T. Mi. Crees
Urnoturers
Rydney Amit
Fatal road crash at Preston near Liverpool kills two
A front tyre burst on a motor car on Brin gelly Road Preston near Liverpool caused the vehicle to leave the road and overturn down an embankment. The driver Oswald Jeffree 48 of Verrindette and a passenger or husband Constable Sutherland 3 were injured. Others sustained various injuries including Vivian Jeffries 14 Kenneth Counse 22 Albert Newman 43 and Mrs Phyllis Counsel 26 with multiple cuts and fractures.
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Bydney
Hs Bringelly Road
Preston
Liverpool
W Eiteen
Mutherland
Peterstatyr
Oswald Jeffree
Verrindette
Etx
Constable Sutherland
Vivian Jeffries
Yerrinderia
John Counsel
Woollahra
Kenneth Counse
Albert Newman
Petersham
Phyllis Counsel
Wollahre
Treasury Favours Bank Amalgamation Plan
The Treasury recommended to the Government the acceptance of an agreement for the amalgamation of the Government Savings Bank and Commonwealth. The agreement will be considered by Cabinet on Monday with necessary legislation to be prepared if approved.
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Sydney
Treasury Omciain
Government Savings Banke
Commonwealth
Poison traces found in stomach of escaped prisoner
Mr G Walton of the Government Analyst's Department sent a report to the acting Commissioner of Police noting definite traces of argentc in the stomach of Archibald Preavle Giarda Bradford who escaped and died at Tenterfield.
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Sydney
G. Walton
Government Analyat
Potios
Lrchibald Preavle
Giarida Braford
Tenterfield
Lang seeks more reforms to Native Council in Australia
Reports from Sydney say Premier Lang may press Governor Sir Philip to approve further amendments to the Native Council. The government aims to push policy measures through the House with minimal changes, even as supporters want new appointments to back the plan.
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Sydney
Phillp
Pres
Fragmented Insurance Deposit Debate Among Parties
Readable fragments show a debate over insurance deposits and government securities. Mentions Legislative Committee, Chamber, and a party faction named in a contentious context. Voting statements reference preparations and potential support amid partisan contention.
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Kydniy
Averninen
Saleimantine
Kenitery
Inaurunen Depositn Hl
Propdiak Thai
Hay
yeHilor
Eiveey
Aman
Voli
Graven-Lang
New Transport Regulations Align With Port Act Proposals
Fragmented report notes House approval of new rules under the Port Act favoring Wy waterfront workers. Parliament delayed elections of Representatives at Micomain in Loree AL while government considers the measure.
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Hi 08
Mide
Win of Representatives
Micomain
Loree
British Quo On Milling Wheat
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a British quota on milling wheat, mentioning farmers and a 18 percent figure. It references the miller or ministry and a policy shift affecting farmers, with unclear surrounding context and partial quotes.
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