Hinkler Sets Records Despite Severe Weather Atlantic Flight
Merlert Hinkler, the Australian pioneer, completed a solo flight from Sunset to Bathurst and back toward Africa despite severe weather. He crossed the Atlantic route to Lew Muir, then turned northward toward France, enduring strong winds. The feat adds to his record of endurance and speed, with weather forcing deviations from the planned course.
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Africa
Empire Wheat Quota Next Revealed at Conference
London reports detail an imperial conference plan with a focus on wheat quotas and strategic allocations. The dispatch notes national aims, transport routes, and potential moves toward ports and inland routes, highlighting ongoing debates and the involvement of officials and advisors.
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London
Thie
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Unclear text about wartime stories and personal notes
The fragmentary item references a wife and a London tale, mentions a man named Lindbergh and travel to America, and notes plans and failures with a machine. The OCR reads oddly, producing mixed names, places, and events without coherent context or dates.
Norman Lindsay Attacks Australia's Art Attitude
Norman Lindsay criticizes Australian attitudes toward art in a New York review of Literature in Australia. He laments censorship and the harsh climate for creative expression, recalling his experiences abroad and noting how Australian culture stifles the young impulse to create.
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Orman Lindsay
Australia
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Mina
Sauntey
Landray
Lang Campaign Fires Early Shots In New South Wales Election
Sydney report says Lang campaigns with fighting funds under scrutiny while Dr Page plans an early policy speech via broadcasting. New South Wales and federal forces align against Labour with United Australia and New South Wales groups contesting seats, predicting mixed outcomes across states.
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Herbert
Grosvenor Francie
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Mes
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Hele Eham Dent
South Australia
Gabh
Mied
Seullin
Baphes
Writs Issued for 76 Electorates from Canberra
Writs for the House of Representatives elections were prepared in Canberra on Saturday night. The documents were issued by the Commonwealth Electoral Office, presented to the governor general, and telegraphed to returning officers in each electoral division for posting.
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Irwig
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Kature
Minister For Home Affairs
Stukeley
Withdrawal advances as Japan pulls back toward railway zone
Japan moves to withdraw forces toward the railway area as China accepts a neutral zone solution. The Nanking government telegram to Paris supports the League plan for Chinchow and a non crossed demilitarized zone, while Japanese troops press toward the Prining-Mirkdert line.
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Nanking
Paris
League
Chinchow
Diplomatic flare as Japan moves on Manchuria
Washington reports rising tensions as Japan intensifies activity in Manchuria with troops and armor advancing along the Ceiping-Mukden railway toward potentially decisive targets. U S and Japanese diplomats confer while officials relay urgent dispatches and assessments of the situation.
Mr Scullin's Tour Plans Four-State Eastern Australia
Details of the Prime Minister's electioneering tour were released at the weekend. Over 14 days Mr Scullin will address meetings in South Australia Victoria New South Wales and Queensland starting on Tuesday with events in Richmond and other electorates.
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Eastern Australia
South Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
Richmond
Labour Defeat In Australia Observed In The Press
The Observer notes a striking link between the Australian general election and British events. It argues both nations have faced a major shift toward self discipline and a new era of prosperity, reflecting on political spirit in Canberra and London.
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Lowboy
Maine Reim
Hays
Cunberra
German debt problem hits European stability talks
France will not join discussions on Germany's private debts at the reparations conference, but the issue of Germany's frozen 350 million pounds short term debts gains attention. With Hoover holiday unlikely to extend, a January moratorium seems likely, prompting calls for a general conference to address Europe's financial stability.
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France
Germany
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Britain to tax imported foods and flowers for a year
Britain plans new duties on a wide range of fruits vegetables flowers and other fresh produce for twelve months under an agriculture act. The measure sets duties up to 100 percent of value, with specifics by ministerial order, prompting French government protests and ongoing negotiations to protect reciprocal trade. The Danish reply restricts French brandy imports in response to French dairy duty hikes amid the Christmas trade.
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Ministers Plans and Tour Dates Across Electorates
Ministers plan campaign swings through Colalenethl Broken Hill Macquarie and Richmond electorates. Wuakeley opens campaign in Colalenethl while Mickmiey tours Broken Hill. Chifley conducts a broad Macquarie itinerary ending with Richmond district engagements, with additional stops noted for December 6 and 7.
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Movelain Downs
Dr Earle Page Opens Federal Election Speech in Sydney
Sydney reports the first policy address of Dr Earle Page to be delivered in Sydney tomorrow night at 8 through Station ZFC. The piece notes Labour support, Scullin's efforts, and political commentary on party lines, predicting possible government defeat if public sentiment shifts. It mentions trades unions and political history terms referencing the era.
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Sydney
Earle Page
ZFC
Scullin
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Trede Union
Duthie
Ito
World Tennis Union to Handle International Events
A world union of professional tennis players has formed to coordinate and protect players interests at international events. Members include Bettiah players from Australia France the United States and Germany with aims to organize tours and oversee competition standards.
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Profyenoania and
Orgeniso
Ournm
Mada
Internatjoasi Coatvete
Burma Conference Opened By Prince Of Wales
The Burma Round-table Conference opened in the King's Robing Room with the Prince of Wales delivering the inaugural speech. Distinguished Burma and India delegates in national dress attended as Lord Peel was elected chairman and the Prince recalled past visits and urged progress toward a future Burmese constitution.
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Burma
Hurme
India
Prince of Wales
Vlately
Tia
Miso
Thair
Lord Peel
Fire destroys Kensington Gall House club at Kensington
The Australian Golf Club house at Kensington was destroyed by fire in the early morning. The upper weatherboard storey burned rapidly, gutting the ground floor that housed the bar dining room and snooker room. The cause is unknown and the loss runs into thousands.
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Sydney
Kensington
Derenge
Church as bulwark against Communism debated
Sunday notes from Mt Joseph's Botows report a church gathering where penunciists and politica figures condemned Communism and its supporters. Eric Miller, president of the 614 Royal Union, quoted the Pope asserting Communism cannot succeed while the Catholic Church exists and argued against liberal alliances with Communists.
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Old Baya
Mt. Joseph's Botows
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Royal Union
India Conference opens final session amid settlement hopes
The India Conference resumes amid acute minority problems and hopes for an early settlement. Delegates press for a constitutional framework and national structure, with discussions led by Prime Minister and key officials as France and Germany figure in broader context.
Trade Treaty Motives Stir London Talks With France
A British inquiry into new visions for friendly relations with Britain surfaces amid French finance minister visits and negotiations on a potential commercial accord. The dialogue, centered in London, weighs minority concerns and broader imperial ties, with officials pledging progress within a defined period and urging responsibility from British India.
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Shorda
Germany
Wader
Britain
Submarines Weak Link In Naval Defence Britain Faces
London from The Daily Telegraph reports shrinking British submarine flotillas as a weak link in naval defence. The dreary war outlook cites reduced submarine numbers and future risks, noting US and Japanese and Italian naval dynamics. Experts warn Britain may struggle to project underwater power amid global tensions and aging fleet.
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