State Labour Autonomy Agreement Moves Forward
An Australian conference agrees on state autonomy within the Labour movement, allowing state branches to implement policy without federal discipline. Leadership remains pending, with talks on fair representation across states and seats for each state based on electorates. Delegates from Victoria New South Wales and others attend as plans unfold.
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A. & Monk
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Meil E. Martin
Orgwalalag Necrocary Pnit
Routh Mistealin
Tamnante
Fedueat Foxecutive
FULL UNIVERSITY Establishment Urged by College Council
Canberra University College urges immediate consideration of establishing a full university. Sir Robert Garran chairs the college council and supports a broader agitation with the University of Melbourne. The 1934 report notes Canberra as a future great university city and seeks an extension beyond the current plan. The report was tabled in parliament yesterday.
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Robert Garren
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University of Melbourne
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Benate
Border clashes feared as time drags on
Rumors of a nearer enemy approach heighten tension in London while both sides mark time. Rome reports Haile Selassie mobilization plans show uncontrolable feud could push forces to frontier posts, signaling possible rapid escalation within days.
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Hospien
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Haile
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Duty at Geneva Dr Crotty on Australia policy
Dr Crotty voices Australian policy on Geneva and warns of Italian border moves as Britain seeks to rally support. He notes Australia plans to mobilize 20 000 more troops including naval units, ponders alleged Italian aggression, and discusses League of Nations implications and Allied responses amid Abyssinia tensions.
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Daily Mail
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Imad
Buscawe
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Saravan
Prime Minister Baldwin Meets King in Brief Audience
The Prime Minister Mr Baldwin had an audience with King Jony lasting about three quarters of an hour.
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Mr Baldwin
Jony
Italians Deported From Malta
Malta reports that the Governor deported five eminent Italian residents amid anti British activity. A high official said this was a step toward purging the island of British propaganda for Italy that had existed for years.
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Italy
Australians in Abyssinia fear war impact reports
Perth readers learn Andrew, Graham, and others who recently left Addis Ababa say four Australians remain in Abyssinia. Miss Edna Smart, Melbourne nurse. Misa H Runwell, Sydney evangelist. Mr Zilla Walon, new Mission member. Mr Cale, Melbourne, acting Field Director. They are 160 miles from Addis Ababa and confident of victory, though debate swirls over possible roles for women if war comes.
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Hospital incident stains medical staff in February inquiry
A Royal South Syrey Hospital report details drunken behavior and poor judgment by Dr Ryan and medical students Bland and Binnd during February 3 incidents. It cites lack of discipline, improper procedure, and sympathy from officials as factors in the hospital crisis and subsequent resignations.
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Royal South Syrey Hospital
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Bland
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Pwtland
Wheat Plans Cabinet Completes Details on Stabilisation Scheme
Cabinet finished details of the wheat stabilisation plan after an opinion to resolve constitutional issues. The scheme aims to unify grower action, establish a compulsory pool and home consumption price, and to operate across states within three years pending passage of wheat legislation.
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AIR FATALITY RYONEY REPORTED NEAR NEW GUINEA
Radio reports from Sydney say Pilot Colin R. Ferwu of Ayuttwy died when his plane crashed near Tink Can between Xalurioa and Wa Ferguson Wad toon in New Guinea. Ferguson was an assistant pilot on the Sydney Melbourne Air Service and often copilot with Jimmy Mattisan.
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Bydney-Melbuurine Air Service
Jimmy Mattisan
Anti Jewish excesses warning from minister in Nuremberg debate
The Times quotes Dr Gobbela condemning unrestrained anti Jewish acts and warns that the state now settles the Jewish question. Any private expense or action aiding Jews would be held to account by the State, as authorities move to enforce new legislation enacted last month in Nuremburg.
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Cellem
Cost of Living Inquiry Resumed in Sydney Court
Justice Browne defended a witness’s tears during a testimony about questions on clothing and meals. He said the court treated witnesses with courtesy and that no one faced harsh questions, noting a witness’s imagined distress. A secretary argued lingering questions suggested reform concerns and lamented the witness’s treatment.
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Avery
Curtin becomes leader of Federal Labour Party in Australia
Journal reports J Curtin elected leader of the Federal Parliamentary Labour Party, succeeding J H Boullin, by a secret ballot with Curtin 13 votes to Forde 10. Forde named deputy leader. Curtin, born in Hawthorn Victoria, is praised as a foremost speaker and former editor of the W.A. Worker, with long service in Parliament and on international labor bodies.
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Victoria
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Australia
Liner aground off Jamaica reef passengers rescued
The Moltand-America liner Foattor tom, outbound from New York with about 600 passengers since September 22, ran onto a Jamaica reef over 60 miles southeast of Kingston. Most passengers were taken to the Ariguanl, a revue ship, while two hundred and fifty crew members were rescued. The Rotterdam sustained hull damage and water intake in four compartments. The incident left the ship resting on a jagged coral reef with no immediate danger reported.
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French tennis star Ydney Cochwl seeks Australia visit
Henri Cochwl, the French tennis professional, reportedly sent a message from Sydney offering to come to Australia in December at any time and place. He asked travel and experience costs for himself and his wife, a 50 percent share of gross receipts, and a minimum guarantee of 800 in English money. The Lawn Tennis Association will discuss the proposal soon.
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Sydney
Australia
Lawn Transi Association
Northern Mining Federation Pushes Mechanisation Action
The Northern Minery Federation agreed to seek Mr Beasley to include the Brol Hi Proprietary Co in a plan for mechanisation. They also discussed adjournment motion in the Legislative Assembly, advancing the inquiry into Hill Proprietary and related representatives.
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Northern Minery’ Federation
Waa
Beasley
Brol Hi Proprietary Co
Euiey
Roken Hill Proprietary
Waa Lao
Baddeley
Hurricane Death Roll Reported in Bahamas
Government reports 14 dead as the hurricane lashes the outer islands of Nassau. A patrol vessel set sail tonight to assist rescue and relief efforts amid the chaotic aftermath on affected communities.
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Bahamas
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Teagre
Huerifune
Leader of the Opposition Added Long Term Plan
A proposal to add a long term leader of the opposition is being discussed with emphasis on continuity and strategic oversight. Stakeholders push for stable governance and clearer accountability mechanisms to strengthen parliamentary scrutiny.
40 hour work week inquiry debate in Royal Cabinet
A fragment reports a government discussion on the 40 hour work week with the Royal Commission inquiry kept undecided. The cabinet discussed procedure and whether parliamentary oversight should proceed, but details remain unclear.
Cabinet's Work Aims At Streamlined Decision Making
The Prime Minister indicated Cabinet plans to reduce pre meeting reading by circulating departmental memos to all ministers. Ministers would discuss questions in the Cabinet room only when decisions are needed, seeking advice from the Prime Minister or the Minister for Commerce as required. The aim is faster, more prepared deliberations with fewer detailed references.
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Lycox
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Mr. Lys
By arrangement Meuter's Word Karvics in addition to other
By arrangement Meuter's Word Karvics, in addition to other items, are noted in a local notice. The fragment hints at a listing or schedule involving Meuter's Word Karvics and other entities.
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Meuter
Banking inquiry delayed by imperial commission findings
A mangled report notes the royal commission on banking is under investigation with no firm arrangements yet made. The perennial law inquiry is expected to be postponed for some time as authorities review developments.
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Vondinette
Austen
Doaly
Soma
Parliament Demonstration Disrupts Debate at Gate
In a Tuesday session at the public gate, a demonstration disrupted proceedings as a protestor interrupted the chamber shouting about living wages and windbaggery before being removed by attendants. another man attempted to flee. Mr Mathewn moved to repeal the prevention and relief of unemployment act and to raise relief measures including work provided, rental assistance, and increased food relief to 20 shillings a week for singles and couples.
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Mathewn
Wheat harvest prospects amid drought across regions
Early estimates show yield between 0 and 50,000 tons versus 49,000 000 in prior years. Reported drought effects hit crops across Amerne, Arrotian and Western regions with reduced production and uncertain outlook for wheat crepe and related grains.
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