Earle Page touts extension of Premiers Plan for tax relief
Dr Earle Page of the Country Party argues for a bold extension of the Premiers Plan to reduce taxation by about £11,000,000 to £20,000,000, claiming it would boost private enterprise, cut land tax, lower postal and transport costs, and create jobs across Australia. He emphasizes reducing income tax, abolishing the land tax, and fostering investment while warning against tariff protection and overseas domination.The audience responds with strong approval as Page outlines a cooperative, nationwide drive to cut taxes and stimulate employment.
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Rydney
Tuseday
Ithe Country Party
Earle Page
Country Party
Commonwealth
Ford
Laod
Australia
Pan
Lin Land
Miss Gaull de
Britain
Page
Isis
Mitapwech
French Criticism Hits Geneva Policy and Deladier Rumors
Fragmented OCR text hints at French criticism of Geneva policy, scrutiny of France’s duty to reduce service, and rumors involving Deladier and the War Ministry. Details are unclear, but tensions between government actions and opposition claims are noted.
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PARIE
Ablesd
Mara
Efor
France
Gamany
Arma Cratral
Deladier
Tor
Ministry For War
M. Deladier
Wail
Ona Taccu
Notable Sydney Artist Describes Harbour Bridge Scene
A historical Sydney note records renowned artist Julian Ashton and contemporaries discussing a Harbour Bridge scene. The fragment hints at urban view, parkour reference, and local reactions from the era without full context.
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Bydret
Toeday
Julian Ashton
Wmaddin Léating
Yy Harbour Bridge
Kate Ghould
Yaa Hs
Bem Anand
Gift of Wheat Perth Mission Urges Aid to Asia
In Perth Tuesday Professor W. Murdoch of Western Australia University urged churches to act boldly beyond aid offerings. He argued religious acts prove servants of God and stressed world hunger as a warning to all nations. The piece cites calls for international friendship and unity amid famine.
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Perth
Asia
Staterman i
Prafaswor
W. Murdoch
Western Australia University
Murdoch
God
On Setti Sary Plea Roars From Rovian Trial
A fragment reports a Rovian trial where a key figure argues for a set of principles amid tense courtroom questions. The emphasis centers on governing power and the fate of a political move. Strong entities include Rovia and the court, with implied dates and actions shaping the case.
League Council seats reshaped amid global talks
Australia gains a four seat on the League of Nations Council after a unanimous vote. Denmark, Argentina gain positions as replacements and prearranged lists show broad support. In New York a severe food shortage triggers strikes by 20,000 truck drivers causing disruption and some violence. Henry Ford closes plants amid labor unrest as talks on hours wages and inflation dominate the Labour convention. The NRA signals immediate expansion to gauge employment and payroll impact nationwide.
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Geneva
Auateaila
League of Nathony Council
Denmark
Argentina
Mistratia
Trelind
Demme
Norway
Quaterinia
Ter Veaulta
League
Te Water
Hiriee
Australia
Canada
Washington
New York
Wea
Fragmentary Door Blattens De Riples Open Talks
An unclear report notes an opportunity for a resident Rogmvott to address a convention and visit a Chicago delegation. It mentions ministerial roles, World War veterans, and government rights tied to those who suffered injuries, suggesting special benevolent classes and claims.
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Mn Perkinn
Chicago
Connell
Weed
Iim
Bose
Record price offered for sovereigns in Bank of N.S.W. sale
A local report notes a record price of £1 18s 5d for sovereigns offered by the Bank of New South Wales. The piece mentions proposed offices, a resident official, and comments by Mr Bruce about continued contact with London and Geneva attendance plans, reflecting European reactions to the currency sale.
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Ayonry
Bank of N.S.W
Australia
Bruce
London
Geneve
Naval guns best the toughest armor, Telegraph says
A London report claims large naval guns surpass the toughest armor as per a Daily Telegraph analysis. It notes 16 inch plates survive shell hits when inclined up to 30 degrees and that shells burst with devastating force inside ships.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Gieteen
Ciftwen
No Decision on Canberra Government by Federal Cabinet
Canberra officials report no final choice has been made on forming a future government for Canberra to replace the Advisary Council. The council’s meeting noted the prime minister’s message delaying attendance by a member and that a cabinet subcommittee remains to consider the Advisors affair.
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Canberra
Witch Win
Advimary Council
Mr. Cumpaton
Boranae
Connell
Inland floods rise as rains pound north west region
Heavy rains sweep the north western state section with inland rivers rising rapidly. Critical levels on the Macintyre Peel and Namoi have been surpassed and residents in low-lying areas are urged to move goods and stock to higher ground.
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Macintyre
Peel
Namoi
Crucified German Jew's Body Found in the Danube
The Vienna correspondent of The Daily Herald reports a body found in the Danube, believed to be a German Jew crucified and severely beaten. Austrian police suspect a Nazi-motivated murder near Würmberg before the body was cast into the river.
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Danube
London
Vienna
Herat
Bel Wau
Nasie
Germany
Wurembere
Deby Settlement Talks Move Ahead In Washington
Washington officials discuss dollar stabilisation with state leaders as Britain’s negotiations loom. No agreement on dollar pound swap at debt conferences, though talks may chart future actions.
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Washington
Ea States
Mollison Seeks Long Distance Flight to Baghdad
Report outlines Mollison planning a long distance flight from Toronto toward Baghdad, covering about 8 miles north of Toronto and aiming for arrival tomorrow or Wednesday. The aircraft carries petrol imported from England, loaded today, with takeoff pending in the afternoon.
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Toronto
Bagdad
Wasdva Hach
England
Death of Mr P J Minahan in Aydeny
Mr P J Minahan longtime Brave Party and Labour party representative dies after heart trouble. He served as a boot and shoe manufacturer for 43 years. Funeral plans not disclosed.
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P. J. Minahan
Aydney
Tueraay
Pd. Minahan
Partia
Ber
World Trade Shows First Real Improvement in Geneva
In Geneva on Monday the head of the League of Nations Financial and Monetary Committee reported encouraging signs of world recovery after economic suppression. International production and communication rose while world trade and exports increased, with unemployment diminishing in July as per International Labour Office returns.
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Geneva
League of Nations
M. Alexander Lagaday
International Lands Omes
Dewan
House Breaker Pleads Guilty to Ten Charges in Sydney
William stove, HR, pleaded prllty 10 charges of house breaking in Sydney. Police remanded him for sentence amid unclear notes on accomplice and location.
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Sydney
Tunsdar
William Stove
Prllty
Hourne
State Relief Scheme Expands Employment Push
In Rydney on Tuesday the state relief scheme announced ongoing employment measures. By Monday 700 men registered and by November 10,000 men are expected to be employed under the scheme, with total figures not yet disclosed.
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Rydney
Eap
Mrs Bonney Aims for Second Flight to England
Perth dispatch reports aviatrix Mrs Bonney arriving to say she will attempt a faster flight soon to England but will not enter the centenary race to Melbourne.
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Bonney
Perth
England
Mulbourne
Typhoon hits west end of Jamaica town coast
A tropical storm pounds Jamaica’s west coast with strong winds and heavy rain. Communication lines and transportation are disrupted as residents brace for continuing severe weather and potential damages. Local authorities urge caution and preparedness.
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West End
Jamaica
Civil War in Havana as Students Try Overthrow
In Havana, students and rebel forces clash as army officers loyal to the old regime fight back from the National Hotel. The fighting leaves at least 119 dead and 200 wounded as tanks and machine guns blaze through the city.
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New York
New York Times
Havana
San Martin
Army
Navy
National Hotel
Morehan
U Ftaten Chtisen
Saldiera
Canberra relief work debate on skilled labour and funds
Col. Goodwin urged replacing unskilled canberra relief with skilled labour, calling wasteful spending and urging a stronger program. Shakespeare and Gourmaud debated funds and future projects, noting current budgets limit expansion while Canberra development work awaits.
One Person Killed as Southern California Earthquake Hits
A strong earthquake struck Southern California on Monday causing one reported death and property damage. Residents fled into the streets in their night attire as buildings were urged to be inspected for defects and safety before reopening.
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Angeles
California
Los Angeles
Antiw ar Congress Evades Vigilance At Shanghai
A fragmented report describes a Shanghai gathering where antiwar delegates evade government scrutiny. Proceedings reference tensions with Chinese authorities and foreign representatives, including Lord Marley, amid political danger and travel disruptions. The piece notes tramway and railway turmoil tied to the unrest and references international actors and tensions surrounding the event. Supported names include Lord Marley and the 10th Route Army amid broader antiwar activity in China.
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Shanghai
Mbangstal
Chins
Marley
Ching
Ulno m
10Th Route Army
Malarday
China
Tim
Bideria
Dretaiok
Lawarin
Roca
Japan
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