Lang accuses Morgan land grant ring in immigration case
In a heated House debate, Lang accused former Federal official Sydney solicitor Charles Morgan of running a scheme paying £25 per deed to obtain land permits for aliens. Clark, Mangan, and others denied involvement. The exchange prompted suspensions and calls for investigation as Calwell and Morgan figures were questioned over permit allocations and political influence.
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Compromise Reached on Trieste Control In Paris Gain
Confusing dispatch reports a compromise on Trieste control with ministers outlining a provisional government plan until a permanent international framework is in place. Discussions cover navigation rights, free port status, and the pace of Balkan treaty action as deputies work toward an early accord.
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Dragging US Flag Trial Sparks Detention Debate
In Barkcboe the dragging of the flag near a court area was deemed not a trivial offence. Prosecutors said money thrown with the flag was used to feed beggars, not for charity. At trial the defendants claimed the act was unintentional and will appeal. The judge suspended sentences for all but three.
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Barkcboe
Jews May Establish Exile Government for Palestine
A Melbourne style report notes claims that Jews in Palestine may form an exile government and seek UN recognition. It cites Professor Amertinko and officials discussing talks in London with European and Russian ministers, amid rioting deaths in India and immigration tensions shaping policy.
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Trade policy shifts weigh on Britain's export drive
A British government debate signals gradual easing of import restrictions to the United States and sterling-area partners. Officials consider how to balance industry protections with broader access, as the policy aims to modernize trade while keeping empire links.
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Egyptian Move at U.N.O. to Force Evacuation
At the United Nations Organization a move in the Political and Security Committee urged withdrawal of troops except where allowed by the Charter. Poland Sweden the Netherlands and Norway backed the British draft while Egypt resisted linking troop removal to a broader armament treaty. The debate covered home based troops deadlines and whether British forces could reenter Egypt if threatened.
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Egypt
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Russian economist predicts U S economic crisis in Pravda
Moscow based economist Vargo warned in Pravda of a looming U S price crash. He cited vast inventories and declines in wholesale demand as precursors. In New York trading, canal street stocks and bonds showed cautious recovery by late Tuesday, with prices fluctuating amid unsettled markets.
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Government closes universities and schools in Cairo
Government shuts Fuad University in Cairo and Farouk el Awal University of Alexandria along with secondary schools until order returns. Authorities say the action aims to let students continue studies in a calm, stable atmosphere.
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Soviet Protest Ignored by Persian Sultaneh
Teheran report says the Russian ambassador left hospital to lodge a complaint with the Sultaneh over Persia refusing to discuss Partin's internal ethics. The protest was reportedly ignored by the Persian ruler, highlighting a diplomatic tiff in Tehran.
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Progress in Japan While Molotov Is Kept Suspect
A garbled report from an executive session discusses U S and Allied strategy, noting focus on progress in Japan while Molotov is kept in the background. It mentions Secretary of State and defense leaders, European theater attention, and a request to allocate effort toward Japan amid ongoing operations.
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Australia and U S To Sign Aviation Pact Reported
Washington reports Australia and the United States plan to sign an aviation agreement. The accord covers Pan American Airways routes and mail service, with Australia seeking early interstate air links and Australia’s coastal areas and whaling considerations noted in the international talks. The conference discussed whaling zones around Australian waters and planned operations from Western Australia to San Francisco and Vancouver.
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Chiang to Hand Over Power in China
Nanking Thursday Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek said he would surrender powers to the Chinese people as the Kuomintang government begins a constitutional transition. He claimed the national government has ended and that government by the people starts now. An American correspondent reported there was no immediate sign Chiang would relinquish all powers.
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Russian Accusations Reach Nanking in Turbulent Times
A garbled Russian embassy note claims Chinese forces and civilians drove Russian railway staff from Changchun in Manchuria. It accuses Chinese of beating workers looting private property and committing other acts against Russian interests, with orders to depart within days.
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New Home Building Method Promoted in London
Australian government representatives in London promote a new home building system. The plan, tied to wartime German developments, is showcased by the British Housing Authority as a faster, cheaper construction method. Sponsors urge readers to consider the potential advantages and await further details.
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No Action Against Labour Rebels
London officials report the Parliamentary Labour Party will take no action against rebellious backbenchers who supported a motion condemning the government’s foreign policy. The President of the Council and Sir Stafford Cripps voiced concerns, while Morrison urged independence for Labour MPs to discuss policy. The vote passed with two dissenters condemning the action and urging continued debate within party machinery.
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Waimsh Government Defeated by Lords Vote
The government faced defeat in the House of Lords by a 130 vote on a motion by Lord Temple to seat for a comprehensive inquiry. Lord Temple urged improvements in the law and broader extensions, citing concerns over Temand homes and related reforms.
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Medalist nominates Vin cent Auriol for national assembly
A medalist nominates Vin cent Auriol for national assembly confirmation. The bid to form a new government continues as the current affairs cabinet remains in place until a new parliament is formed.
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Greek Rebels Threaten Dardanelles In Turkish War News
Reuters dispatch from Istanbul reports Greek guerrilla activity near the Yugoslav frontier tied to plans against the Dardanelles. Turkish leaders react as fighting intensifies in the Grous-Pyrgou mountains with Greek troops battling guerrillas and reports of civilian casualties and paramilitary actions.
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Lady White Fined for Drunken Mess at Old Malley
A drunken incident led to Lady White being bound over for three at Old Malley on November 13 over her mother’s property. Reports also note a trade delegation discussion with Ceylon Colombo during Thursday talks on Australian commercial ties and policy deliberations.
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