Japanese move to negotiate Timor footing amid London scare
A Gilberts cablegram reported by the Dis Herald claims official circles in London are alarmed by Japan considering negotiations over Timor. The article notes past Japanese efforts to secure influence in the Australian mandate area and mentions secrecy around any Port action. The report ties to a Commonwealth Government decision on a military garrison at Port.
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London
Dis Herald
Gilberts
Japan
Timor
New Guinea
Setrenchment Debate Echoes Through Railways
The Transport Minister responded to BYDNET amid a council dispute over railway job cuts. About 4,000 railway staff faced potential dismissal, with concerns over survival of remaining workers and possible emergency pay adjustments. The issue linked to government rationing policy and Prime Minister statements.
Brine youths brought forward on stolen money allegations
A trial report notes Brine youths linked to a theft of L160 with allegations by the defendant Fok. The case includes charges of ketal and other acts, with Mondor and Folster associated in the proceedings as the court considers the evidence.
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Brinbane
Mondor
oFolster- Htty
T ‘Fok
Ketal
North Australia debate eyed by Australian meat interests
An Australia talk in Sydney urged reuniting Central Australia with South Australia under direct control. W. Conacher urged Northern Australia be developed in line with natural conditions, criticizing frequent ministerial changes and arguing that Canberra residents misunderstand the Northern Territory's needs.
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Central
Austral
Routh
Australia
W. Conacher
St. ‘Wrnoy
Veatey's
Lad
Canberra
Northern Territory
Im Hla
Nazis' Revenge of Election Strife in Berlin
Berlin reports violent clashes as Nazi supporters disrupt meetings and attack comrades during the Belchatug electoral campaign. Several people were wounded as disturbances spread, with eight meetings broken up in Berlin and further incidents in the provinces.
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Berlin
Nationsiat Party
Belchatug
Government tightens dole fraud controls and forms
Government moves to curb dole fraud with new 22 question application forms to be filled by recipients. Measures target illegal receipt of rallet aid and align with tightened checks at country centres and Treasury. Officials estimate potential losses and outline plans to broaden approved dole options amid actions.
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Sydney
Pontalpiog
Ronia Weols
Occars
Dole
Tasoma
Treasury
Country Party faces leadership split over ministry offer
A special Country Party meeting is set to discuss a government offer for participation in the ministry. The leadership dispute centers on Dr Earle Page and possible alternative leadership by Paterson, with hints of a national ministry arrangement and internal party dissatisfaction.
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Country Party
Tomorow Mornil
Polma
Futors
Thentry Party
LAP
United Australian Party
Karin Page
U.ap
Zarie Page
Page
Patarses
Yiga Perrson
Biterto
Paicreon
Age
Gheene
My. Paterson
Moscow Plans Secret Communist International Plenary
Fragmentary text indicates a note on a secret plenary meeting of the Communist International in Moscow. Mentions years and propse fact of a planned session, with unclear further details due to garbled OCR. The fragment suggests historical planning activity by a communist organization at a high level.
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Communist International
Self Government for Canberra Advisory Council Debate
The Advisory Council met to discuss Mr J M Shakespeareart motion on defining a suitable form of local self-government for Canberra. The motion urged Parliament to prepare a path toward self-government, noting three years would pass next March since submissions began. Lt Cal Goodwin proposed delaying the motion due to the chairman’s absence.
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J. M. Shakespeart
Cathra
Shakespeare
Cal. Goodwin
Mtr. Shakespeare
Cumpaton
Lyons Signals Cabinet Shift After Hesitation
Mr Lyons stated in Melbourne that no reshuffle plans had been finalized and no appointments to the Cabinet had been made yet. He indicated that finality would see changes urged, with the Prime Minister expected to fill Country Party seats in the ministry.
Lyons to Return Today in Canberra Deliberations
The Prime Minister Mr J A Lyons will arrive in Canberra from Melbourne this morning while most Cabinet Ministers are not expected back until tomorrow. A Federal Cabinet meeting is set for Wednesday morning followed by a United Australia Party gathering. Lyons may announce successors to Commerce Minister Hawker and Postmaster-General Fenton, who resigned. The new ministers are expected to be sworn in tomorrow afternoon by the Governor-General.
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Melbourne
Lyons
Menora Hawker
Fenton
Country Party
J. A. Lyons
Canberra
United Autralia Party
Miniser For Commerce
Hawker
Abimat
National cabinet debate on Lyons appointments to vacancies
The Graxtors' Association president J Walker stated he hoped Lyons would be unsuccessful in filling vacancies with Country Party members and forming a national government, while noting concern over a national vs party government balance.
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Stoney
Graxtors’ Association
J. Walker
Lyons
Country Party
Primesina
Country Golf Sydney Carnival Opens With Five Teams
The Country Golf Carnival opened in Sydney today with five teams: the Hive Mountains, Hunter River, Western Districts, North West and South West. Western Districts beat Riverton and South West by three matches to one. Blis Mountaina defeated North West by seven matches to zero, while Western Districts beat Hunter River by five matches to four. Handicap rules applied for members not gamed in tie games. Won by W FR Hewitt of Campbell Newe, a leading player.
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W. FR. Hewitt
Campbell
Newe
Ome Poner
Surplus at customs amid tax take rises in interim report
The Treasury issued a financial statement showing revenue up to September with customs and excise receipts totaling 2,277,000, income tax 942,000, and a three month total expenditure near 0,000. Higher sales tax and carryover from many provinces drive the gain while payments to states and grants await Parliament approval. Reductions under emergency acts and timing shifts affect the year’s figures.
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Commonwealth
Treasury
Customs and Excise
Yanyour
Particul
New South Wales
Eid Jelw
Mencha
Arremia
Reptembwan
Tellowa
Inat
Geneva
League
Wellington Koo
Lytton
Melbourne
Gengoult Smith
xRailways i Territories
Invention to Use Sea Water
Invention to use sea water outlines a Morwasian charm at discovery and method of using seawater chemistry for manufactur ing products. The text hints at amendments aimed at casting production for wider use, noting an emphasis on wear and care.
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Alte
Flanker's stance on cross-party cooperation in NSW politics
The passage records Flanker arguing against forced conditions on the Country Party, warning such moves could harm country representation in the Federal Cabinet. He claims to voice the industry and New South Wales’ view, condemns closer cooperation between the two parties at present, and hopes for a permanent, unified advance for the Commonwealth through an agreement.
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Mupperture
Flanker
Realgnaniin Hed Deen
Severe Lem
Opini
Jedustry
New South Wales
Fiscal projections on regional currency conversion plans
The writer analyzes separate operations for annual savings totaling 1208,00 d and a proposed 4 percent attachment. Additional saving of £80,0008 and conversions involve New South Waite South Azeria and Tasmania. Conversion yields 199,000,000 af and £91,500,000 cents to four percent.
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South Azeria
Tasmania
Gandhi’s Release From Jail Delayed Amid India Talks
Calcutta report states the government plans to permit Gandhi to meet Hindu and Muslim leaders to discuss Bombay negotiations and possible Communal Award revisions. It is unclear if release will occur, with authorities delaying until curbs on civil disobedience ease.
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Fumoura
Gandhi
Bombay
Almis
Eye Removed After Postal Robbery At Willi Biteet
Doctors report the right eye of A Johnston postal official was removed after an attack by bandits at Willi Biteet Post Office. A ammonia soaked rag was used and the injury risked the other eye, prompting emergency surgical removal to save vision. Mr Sekold, postmaster, was with Johnston during the robbery.
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Sydney
A. Johnston
Willi Biteet
Sekold
Johnston
Woman Throat Slashing Death On Way To Hospital
Police report a woman found with a deep cut to the throat in her Tar throat at her home. She died en route to hospital from injuries. Witnesses say the assailant was in low spirits and had appeared worried in recent days.
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Sydnet
Mir
Amnas Murphy
Msroubrn
Canberra Day Train Schedule Announced This Week
The acting secretary for transport says an additional Canberra day train runs Wednesday at 0.21 am, with the previously announced Tuesday train continuing. The Wednesday service is to supplement the existing Tuesday timetable.
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Sydney
Monder
Teanapart
Tuewiay
Canberra
Tuewnaye
Ex King Alfonso Home in France May Be Forbidden
A London dispatch reports diplomats claim former King Alfonso may not be allowed to settle in France. The note cites pressure from the Herriot government and Spanish republicans who oppose his permanent residence near Spain. The Quai dOrsay reportedly favors a more remote location for Alfonso.
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London
Gunter
Lally Telegraph
Wyane- Mpanlan Raucrochemant
Herriot
Sis
Attoman
Sirena
Quai D'Orsay
Alfonso
City Leases Land Appeal Board Debate
The Minister for the Interior Mr Parkhill proposed to set up an appeal board to reappraise city leases before the due date under the City Leases Ordinance. The Advisory Council received a letter from the Minister in reply to a resolution urging the board be established to review rents before the first period of reappraisement and to advise on relief where conditions make current rentals unfair or excessive.
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Parkhill
Advisory Council
Miniater
Bank Officers Salaries Cut by Competing Banks
Bank executives face proposed salary reductions as several banks consider trimming officer pay to realign with new market conditions. The move comes amid industry pressure and competitive reorganization aimed at stabilizing earnings and costs across the sector.
Meal plant dispute ends as workers resume operations
Workers at the Homubun meat plant resumed duties after a brief disruption caused by a wave-up at the sale. Conditions were described as foreseeably light with only minor inconveniences reported during the hour-long interruption. There were no major labor threats or further actions anticipated.
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Ernie
Wan Ins
Homubun
Ube
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