Kingsford Smith to enter centenary air race
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith announced he will compete in the Melbourne Centenary Air Race and plans to press toward Sydney. He expects his new record to be broken soon, likely by G W A Scott, though he believes all records will be smashed in the Centenary event. He aims to reach Brisbane tomorrow and Sydney on Saturday.
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Sydney
Charles Kingsford Smith
Kingsford Smith
G. W. A. Scott
Brisbane
Echoes of Body-Line Backlash Stirring Controversy
The Australian Board of Control debates MCC authority as Harold Larwood reopens controversy from England. Statements suggest willingness to bowl if ordered, reviving tension over the 1932-33 Body Line episode. Detweill noted as a perceived figure in authorities' minds.
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Detweill
Australian Board of Control
Ambiguous OCR Item On Local Review Meeting
Fragmentary text notes a review meeting and a quoted sentence about guarantees. The readable segments mention a date or place and a possible identity, but details are unclear and no coherent event or outcome can be confirmed.
Will Not Play Larwood Refuses Test Selection
London report quotes Huey Larwood saying he will refuse to play for England if selected and forbidden by the MCC. He cites a recent punishment and indicates his foot pain may prevent further bowling after another operation.
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London
Huevld Larwood
Xuglan
M.cc
Larwood
Jeane Etter
Contested Test Era Sparks Interview Reactions
A garbled report recalls a cricket dispute and an interview with players and officials. Larwood and Jardine appear in fragments as the press questions authority and test ethics. The piece hints at penalties, governance debates, and coaching opinions during a tense period.
Queensland Seeks Meeting With Board Over Control
Quen lsand representatives plan to meet Bard of Contrul to discuss wheeling of decisions. The report notes a forthcoming call for a formal discussion to resolve the issue with audit opinions and involved parties.
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Brirbane
Hutcheon
Quednaland
Bard
Contrul
Twan
Fragmented local notice on cable center plans
Readable fragments describe a delegation to a center regarding cable matters in Adelaide. The text is garbled but implies a planning or committee action about a cable project or venue with unspecified participants.
Debt Revision Talks Amid War Debt Debate
Fragmented OCR note discusses British commissioner negotiations on war debt, proposals for capital reduction, and differing views on funding, prosperity, and treasury totals. Sparse details include mentions of debt, borrowing, and postwar economic expectations.
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Warhington
Firitain
Westmont
Tasmania Seeks Clear Definition in MCC Position
Hobart report states Melala of the Cricket Association urges the MCC to state its stance more definitively, seeking a clear definition of the association's position.
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Tasmania
Hobart
Omelala
The
Cricket Association
MCC
Redistribution Plan Hint From Minister On Electoral Reform
The Interior Minister told the House of Representatives that a commission to study redistributions of the Peru electorate would likely be appointed by month’s end. The panel would begin work promptly, with the commission’s terms of reference expected to be issued soon.
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Interior
J. VA
Mr. Blakeley
Lab. Daving
Peru
US Converts Loan for 1.87 Percent Interest
The Treasury announced the conversion of a 1.87 percent note valued at about 1.96 billion dollars. Redemption is set for April 1, 1984, with the government projected to save around 487 million dollars annually in interest costs.
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Warrington
Veshed
Aten Treasury
Inters
Wheat Reduction Evasion by U.S. Growers
Reported widespread violations of a wheat control act prompt an Agriculture Department campaign to enforce compliance. The article notes farmers evading restrictions by selling to mills and the need to enforce penalties, with mentions of taxes and incentives tied to Treasury bonuses.
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Washington
Agricultural Administration
Milters’ Pelen
Tae
Wage Cut Likely Restored Early in 1934
Melbourne report from Thursday states Chief Judge Dethridge in the Full Arbitration Court indicated the 10 per cent wage cut may be renewed at the start of next year. Restoration had been granted only for specific cases. the court warned against a permanent downturn in wages. The decision covers workers at CAFCOM and Drivers, Spetters and Juniors at the Adelaide Electric Supply Company with judgement reserved for further orders.
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Melbourne
Dethridge
Woeby
Far Om
Cafcom
Spetters
Junnera
Adplaine Eiectric Supply Company
Upper House Nomination List Grows With 71 Names
The government aims to limit resignations as nominations press forward. On day two, more than 60 supporters joined the board, bringing the total to 71 with six outsiders named. Nominated figures include PF Rofe solicitor and poet, T C Trawtwein manager, Gordon Thoman Bennett journalist, Alderman Hugh Latimer, and others. Talks continue among UAL members to harmonize nominations, with a final list expected.
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Rvdney
Byte
Howe
Winterstood
11.A.P. Ak Usgp
Wil Jernment
Pan
Amer
PF. Rofe
Council of Churches
T. C. ‘Trawtwein
Moagier
Gordon Thoman Bennett
Hugh Latimer
Neercury
McCartney
Jane
W Mordon
Ott
Miovena
UAL
Truxner
Hage Expenditure Approved by ARUBA Council of Ministers
A council of ministers under the king approved expenditure of 16,300,000 for a frontier fortification project. The plan includes concrete pillboxes and wall elements to strengthen defense along the Nemurs Leige-Meuas Valley, with full implementation overseen by the ministerial authority.
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Aruba
Wadmnaday
Whet
Fencam
Leige-Meuas Valley
British Trade Shows Expansion in September Figures
Britain’s trade data reveal a broader expansion with September imports valued at £64,273,000 and exports around £44,723,000. A January to September review shows total imports near £447,422,009 and exports about £271,107,000, reflecting ongoing growth in manufactured goods and raw materials.
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London
Irish Mob Rule Protest in the Dail Titalin
In a Dáil debate the protest at the Kerry visit of General O Philly was recalled. McDermott described an attack on his motor car in Limerick and said intimidation will be used to thwart citizenship rights. Hutledie urged government action while insisting no arrests had been made and the Attorney General must choose between military or ordinary procedure.
De Valera Refuses Public Inquiry in Dáil Clash
In London Weitewatay era notes Mr De Valera refuses to answer a tribunal question in the Dáil about events leading to his allegations that General Mulcahy and the British War Minister plotted. The Opposition pressed for clarity on government policy and alleged schemes, while Mulcahy pressed for details as to motives and aims.
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London
Weitewatay
de Villera
Mulcahy
Afr
de Valera
Genstat Mulcahy
Haslaham
I Geneval
Mrs J T H Goodwin dies in Canberra hospital
Sudden death of Mrs J T H Goodwin in Canberra Hospital after a month in the capital. Longtime resident and active social figure, she supported Federal Capital Administration work and led in Canberra Mothercraft and church groups. Her absence will be felt at many gatherings as friends mourn.
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Canberra
J.T. H. Goodwin
Yrara
Goodwin
Capital
Gel. Goodwin
Federal Capital Administration
Canherre Mtelior Macinix
Disarmament Talks Signal Shifts in Allied Views
Reports from the council show Americans pursuing negotiation over coercion in disarmament. France and Britain weigh common ground with Italy and the U S. Germany signals concern over proposed air defenses and the reorganization of its armed forces. The German delegation withholds direct comment while supporting the council's High Commissioner role. The minority rights debate continues, with calls for better treatment and national tolerance amid cautious hope for moderation.
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M. Pau
Boncour
Ifrance
Britain
France
Italy
America
Herr Vor Kelter
Minoriy Cormittes
Kingsford Smith Sets Off From Wyndham in Early Flight
Charles Kingsford Smith departed Wyndham at 7.4 am aiming for Cloncurry and then Sydney. He predicted his record would be surpassed by Me. 12, and discussed the Centenary Air Race next year. He doubted a single engined craft could beat the Darwin route, noting 500 miles remained to reach the Darwin track.
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Wyndham
Charles Kingsford Smith
Cloncurry
Sydney
Kingsford Bryith
Plecer
Darwin
Message to Mr Lyons From Prime Minister on Canberra Visit
A telegram read to Prime Minister from Air Commodore Charles Kinga Smith expressing sincere thanks for a record recovered for Ann Fal. When asked if Air Charvin would be entertained in Canberra, the Prime Minister replied about future arrangements.
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Air Charles Kingafordmith
Ann Fal
Air Charvin
Janetathy
Canberra
Delay on Flight to Camooweal
Charion Kinmaford Smith faced a delay en route to Camooweal due to head winds and a missing map forgotten in London. He remained overnight, awaiting tenders aboard the Vacuum Olt. He planned to fly to Brisbane next day, a journey exceeding 1400 miles, preserving intent to reach his destination.
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Charion Kinmaford Smith
Kingsford Smith
London
Brisbane
Sydney
Yass Canberra Rail Plan Backed by Council
Yarrowlumis Shire Council yesterday backed a Canberra to Yass railway plan amid drought concerns. The meeting endorsed extending the line and improving road connections, arguing current service sufficiency while supporting a dedicated interstate rail option between Canberra and Yass for the federal capital territory.
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Yarrowlumis
Coenel
Canberra-Yanrallway
Dave
Canberra
Yas
Federal
Valuations Reduced by Queanbeyan Council Report
A Queanbeyan valuation report to the Municipal Council states the valuation for the coming year is cut by 2 percent. The total rate reduction covers general rates water rates street lighting and town mall rates, yielding a new unimproved capital value of 684,904. Mr Carew notes inaccuracies in descriptions and missing items in the water area. The report was adopted.
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Queanbeyan
Oye Valuer
P. Carew
Municiparty
Carew
Agreement Reached In London Disarmament Talks
Fragmented report from London states that negotiators continued discussions on disarmament with delegates from Meith and American authorities. The talks focused on a preliminary period for Germany’s rearmament, with references to Geneva and a treaty framework. Details remain unclear due to OCR issues.
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London
Geneva
Germany
South African Loan Oversubscribed
The Rowin African loan is oversubscribed as investors rush to secure funding. Officials report strong demand from regional buyers and international lenders, signaling confidence in the region’s credit program despite market volatility.
Lady Peacock Enters Allandale By-Election Contest
Melbourne reports widow of the late Alexander Peacock, Tony Teardex, will stand as a candidate in the Allandale by-election. The United Australian Party indicated it will support her bid.
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Lady Peacock
Melbourne
Tony Teardex
Alexander Peacock
Allandal
U.A.P
Governor General Sends Congratulatory Message to Air Commodore
The Governor General forwards greetings to Air Commodore Kingsford Smith MC. The telegram praises his record in the air and offers warm congratulations on his achievements. Australia takes pride in his continued contributions to aviation and national honor.
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Kingsford Smith
Ihair
Australia
Editorial on Morals for Air Mail Services
The Manchester Guardian editorial urges a moral consideration for air mail and questions the urgency of extending mail to Australia. It argues against overreaching schedules and notes potential future alignment with practical mail service standards.
Aerodromes Planned for Northern Australia
The Commonwealth Government outlines aerodromes at Darwin Tircome and Wyndham by land allocation and sets landing grounds for aircraft at Firceme and Wyndham. A proclamation by Minister for Customs Mr T W Whit states the aerodrome areas are 260 acres at Dareia, 414 acres at Aruome, and 1 meron at Wyndham.
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Darwin
Tircome
Wyndham
Firceme
T. W. Whit
Dareia
Wyndhare
Meron
Wait and See Attitude Shapes Asian Policy Debate
The article notes British policy and Chinese criticism as diplomats weigh the wait and see stance. Alfred Fer plans a Washington trip while India and Japan monitor British moves. Observers consider potential ambassadors and shifts in regional balance amid tension.
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London
Alfred Fer
Washington
Chines
Tadtain
Pemerd
Atronsiy
Japaonee
Wren
Ise
Wong
Ible
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