Overtures For Coalition Ministry In Australia
Prime Minister discusses a coalition with Dr Earle Page and the Country Party in Canberra. Talks promise a policy agreement and offer three cabinet posts while names like Lyons Parkhill and Gullett surface in possible ministries amid royal visit plans and election timing questions. The outcome hinges on mutual trust and a formal meeting in Meant to settle terms.
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Earle Page
U.A.P
U.C P
Lyora
Country Party
Fasstes Siduanstane
Page
Af the Country Party
Teria
Lydas
Saterelay
Lycas
Dorning
Canberra
Gove
Croas
Coun- Party
Nters
WTS Ee
Young
UAP
Lecors
Faverie
Parlin IC
Lyons
Lancashire's political cabinet reshuffle hints emerge
London dispatch reports expected ministerial changes in Lancashire’s political circles. Names tied to ports and customs surface, with Paterson for Postmaster General and Thorby possibly as Customs assistant minister. Proposals include Hunter or Abbott as Thorby alternatives, and a likely move of Josiah Francia to private member status. The Country Party seeks parity in any coalition, pressing for a broader basin of Bellace Page ministers.
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Paterson
Thorby
Minaster
Customs
J. A. J. Hunter
Cla. Abbott
Humter
Josiah Francia
F. H. Stewart
Cublael
Country Party
Stewart
Lyons
State deficits faced by nations and Australia’s budget view
The Times comments on state budgets and deficits noting Victoria’s approach to balance, the risk of continued deficits forcing retrenchment, and Australia’s recovery stage. It cites Premier Beavis's future expansion policy, concerns over export prices, sinking funds, and Lyons Ministry steadiness in keeping six states financially under control.
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London
The
Times
Victoria
Beavens
Dallotts
Lyons
Guaran Fap
St Groagn
Kingsford Smith Forced to Return From Flight to Darwin
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Captain Taylor, after taking Muscator from Sydney at 8 am, faced strong headwinds to Charleville and Cloncurry. They intended to fly direct to Darwin but encountered further wind delays and spent the night in Cloncurry. Engine cowling trouble limited local repairs and forced another dawn departure with hopes to reach Darwin, then return to Sydney with engine work completed.
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Sydney
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith
Taylor
Muscot
Harwin
Charleville
Sir Charles
Darwin
Cloncurry
Vimer
Sourabays
Charles Kingsford Smith
London
Alopes
Mancot
Teave J
Titel
Bradman Surpasses Danger Period in London
Don Bradman has passed the danger period after surgery in London. A 1030 am bulletin notes his satisfactory condition and improved strength, with doctors stating his symptoms arrested. The team anticipates his return, as colleagues depart London aboard the Continent for Australia, and Bradman expresses readiness to join soon.
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London
Don Br
Bradman
Antie
Douglas Shishkin
Harley Street
John FR. Lee
Don
Realis
Mr. Lee
Rowley Pope
Don Mays
Aver
Teiah Uefen
Esa
Lone
Thera
Germany May Seek Export Balance Guarantee in Clearing Talks
Berlin and London discuss a clearing treaty with Britain and the Dominions. A draft agreement is eyed by the Cabinet next week. Germany would likely require a guaranteed export balance to finance raw material purchases, reversing Britain’s favorable balance if Dominions are included.
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London
Soomasat
Daily Telegraph
Bir Iederick Letth
Great Britain
Germany
Britain
Berlin
Maprese
Doys Arrested for Factory Theft
In Rydney on Sunday a group described as factory workers or associates were arrested after an attempted theft at a local factory. Police report ongoing investigations with no further details available at this time.
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Doys
Rydney
Germany Again Limits Wool Imports
Berlin reports the economics minister ordered wool import licenses restricted to one third of their value until further notice. The measure applies to wool and other animal products, limiting quantities admitted for purchase.
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Germany
Berlin
Byrd Recovery After Antarctic Rail Fatality Report
Fragmented dispatch describes Rear-Admiral Byrd’s party recovering bodies after a railway collision near Warrington. A heavy express train crash killed and injured passengers. rescue teams work amid confusion and deteriorating conditions while authorities investigate.
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America
London
Mourleen Pervons
Byrd
Wlnwick Junction
Warrington
Tria
Lasdort
Prestwood
Lieraprees
New House of Representatives Count Ends Adelaide Seat
The count completes with Adelaide seat retained by U.A.P. making it strongest party in the new House with a five vote surplus over Labour. Northern Territory seat noted as insignificant. final party balance summarized.
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Adelaide
House of Representatives
Northern Territory
U.A.P
Fragmented Australian Election Roll Fragments Report
Readable portions show a long list of names across states including New South Wales Victoria Queensland and Western Australia with mentions of Labour Communist and UAP candidates. The text tracks preferential vote flows and distributions among Cooper Hayes Paramountain and Howroyd with final tallies indicating Labour gains but UAP lead in certain counts.
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SL Uap
Ucp
New South Wales
Victoria
Western Australia
Thorby
Dr Page
Abbott
Collins
Thompson
Greet
Nock
McSwen
Paterson
Clelland
Queensland
Hunter
Corset
South Australia
Cameron
Prowss
Greg
Org
Erica
Soab
Tan
Labour
Communist
Daft
Broad
Ind
Cenbrou
Tad
McFin
U.ap
Hoket
Best
Als
Cooper Map
WAP
Haye
UAB
Howrey
UPL
Sudd
Lame
Paramountain
Plummer
Lane
U.ap. Wos
Hay
Nnly
Cooper
Haven
Palsmountain
Lawroyd
Hayes
Pope to Intervene at Gran Chaco Congress
Reports say Pope plans intervention at the Gran Chaco Eucharistic Congress in Buenos Aires. Cardinal Pacelli is noted as potential Papal Secretary of State and mediator, with aims to influence arms talks and advance peace efforts while avoiding excommunication.
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Chaco
Cardinal Havel
Mpecial
Cardinal Connealvi
Fontainebleu
Pachelli
Pope Impedict
Wainer
Cardinal Gaspard
Mussolini
Phat
Pacelli
Ger
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Melrose praised for remarkable solo air voyage
Adelaide airman James Melrose is lauded for breaking the solo Melbourne to England record. Newspapers note his night flight, twelve hours at sea, and a modest entry that may ease public fears about long-haul navigation.
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London
James Melrose
Adelaide
Australia
England
Morning Post
Mahony
Bourne
Municipal elections in Britain set for November 1
The article notes municipal elections on November 1 affecting hundreds of councilors and aldermen. It describes differing term cycles in London and provincial towns and outlines issues on health reform, public order, and ratepayer concerns across campaigns.
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London
Unclear OCR fragment of a historical report
Fragmentary text mentions a crash and a loom trade context, with garbled place and name data. The readable bits hint at an incident or accident but lack concrete details, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a factual summary. More legible source text is required for a proper card.
NSW Senate Count Update Hints On Preference Threshold
The Chief Electoral Officer of New South Wales said the Senate count would begin Tuesday afternoon with preference votes. A candidate needed about 648,078 votes for a full majority. Prominent figures and parties show strong support as totals shift with aggregation across groups.
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Hydney
New South Wales
Senate
Arnoon
Genatar ‘Dune
H.L
U.a-Px Ucp
Stacey Retains Adelaide in City Count
In the Adelaide count Stacey remains, with the Uloet ox test allied to Aliting member Btaegy and Bar dolph F.L. Blake indep was eliminated. Preferences flow from Douglas Credit Group 49 633 to Bardalph Sardalph and Bagot. final majority eviction reshapes the tally amid party shifts and reference notes.
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Adelaide
Bardolph
F.L
Blake
Ind
Bredit
McArthur
Bards
Douglas Creat
Bia
Bagot
Bardalph
Sardalph' Tol
el Aoes
Se Hiayen
Aonsey Athe
Ukour
Pi Palasnountain
Challenge to Go to Country Premier of Tasmania
A scrambled report notes political tensions as members debate public approval for a Tasmanian premier. unclear text hints at government conduct and potential constitutional considerations amid party rifts and leadership speculation.
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Tasmania
Tom
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Probable 3 percent rate in Australia debate
Fragmented OCR text suggests discussion of a 3 per cent rate, including terms like Svermubucribed and ptemum, with references to Australia’s conversion and a Campbell figure connected to land and works. The legible facts are unclear, but imply economic rate talk and rate expectations.
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Australia
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Grean
Yptamnanin
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Manon
Garden
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