French Safeguards of King Inadequate Revealed
Paris dispatch reports the resignation of M Sarraut as interior minister amid cabinet reshuffle plans. President te Brun to appoint M Doumergue to form a new cabinet. Cheron likely excluded due to criticism of handling the Stavisky affair. London screened films show police failed to protect the king and control crowds. The unrest follows administration failures and suspicions around a Bors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Sarraut
M. Te Brun
Thes
M. Doumergue
M. Cheron
London
Cridelam
M. ‘Saarwaine
M. Berthsin
Surete National
M. Joubins Tous
Serbian Riots as Regency Seizes Power in Turmoil
Marajeva correspondent reports waves of demonstrations across the city as crowds attack symbols of the monarchy. Violent unrest follows bomb blast at the post office wounding an official while churches and a cathedral suffer arson, amid mourning for King Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Paul
Marajeva
Fuotare
Lemunone
Gus
Alexander
Gage
Blayney Murder Trial Summary in Court
Bathurst report shows Mrs Charlotte Fowler aged 59 on trial for murder. The courtroom focus centered on testimony from a key witness as the case proceeded with no decisive new evidence presented and the defense challenging the credibility of the alleged events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Charlotte Fowler
Deficit Rise in New South Wales Budget Report
Sydney reports deficits for the first quarter of the financial year, with revenue at £10,124,087, down £434,011 and expenditure at £12,BNABL, up markedly. Premier Stevens notes the gap will shrink as the full year results align with Budget assumptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Pracaier
Mr. Stevens
Yeu
Yasr
Timate
Melbourne to run without trams in strike emergency
Melbourne authorities announced plans to mobilize a motor vehicle transport system for passenger service on Tuesday amid a threatened tram strike. Water bus connections will link with suburban trains to maintain public mobility.
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Melbourne
Tovernment
Ue Governmant For Transport of
Paaite
Cuburesn
Pictures From London Show War Time Dangers and Resignations
Fragmentary OCR describes photographs from London showing affection amid danger as a car chase and gunfire occur nearby. Mentions a cameraman capturing a dying scene and a resignation at Minories amid wartime unrest.
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Westen
Ryan
Barrevi
Ban in Germany Prompts Latin Tack Dispute
An obscure report notes a German ban impacting Latin language use and public events, sparking debate over cultural policy and educational freedoms. Officials cite concerns over public order while defenders warn of censorship, urging clear rules and potential exemptions.
Shooting Case Narrator Claims Provocation in Trial
The accused described a confrontation with Dire Fowler and recalled a challenge that led to the fatal shooting. The judge and jury remained seated as witnesses testified, and the scene of the incident was revisited for the record.
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Tomes
Cauntal
Bavarian Church Resents Nazi Decree Protest Eruption
Munich reports a fierce protest over a Nazi decree issued by a regional bishop Dr Mentior. About ten thousand Protestants reportedly refused and clashed with authorities as church leaders denounced the measure.
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Munich
Faiens
Mentior
New Ministry Forms at Canberra First Meeting
The second Lyona Ministry met at Government House Canberra with all ministers except External Affairs and Territories head Sir George Pearce sworn in by the vice governor general. Cabinet considered duties, saw a brief session, and planned further talks before the Prime Minister’s Melbourne trip.
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Lyona
Canberra
Territories
George Pearce
Government House
Uice
Mesare
R.G Mensies
EJ. Harrison
T. C. Brennan
Masere A. Parkhill
Department of the Uterior
H. J. Harrison
Miniater
Te. Parkina
Parlin
Victorian Centenary Dance and Political Summit Notes
The report describes preparations for a Victorian Centenary dance honoring visiting officers with precautions to avoid criticism. It mentions many matrons attending and discusses employment, customs duties on cotton, and cabinet actions. It covers upcoming parliamentary dates including October swearing in and the Address in Reply with anticipated debates.
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Melbourne
Deperoo
Gira
Lancashire
Australia
Lyons
Department of Industry
Commerce
Mats
Brennas
Slie
Spain calmer as troops restore order and supply
Madrid reports normal food supply and resumed street transport as government forces reinforce Asturias. Six thousand troops reached Oviedo with two cruisers and two transports. 4,500 rifles landed. Rebels suffered 100 killed at Vegray and dead found at Campanas after artillery shelling.
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Madrid
Asturias
Oviedo
Troopa
Vegray
Campanas
Trading Banks Lower Interest Rates
AU banks cut rates by 1 percent after a meeting of interbank lenders. Victorian banks favored keeping old rates longer, arguing frequent changes unsettled business and caused uncertainty in the market.
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Melbourne
Duce
Intersat Saposite
Thergeney Trading
Fatal shooting at Roseville robs butcher Walter Stevens
Sydney report of a fatal shooting at a Roseville home. Walter Stevens, 50, a local butcher, died within minutes after an accidental gun discharge by his wife. The bullet entered the skull and lodged near the temple as he read the morning paper at the table. The couple had been alone when the incident occurred and a friend had given Stevens a ride earlier.
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Sydney
Roseville
Srtc
Walter Stevens
Stevens
Wheat Exports Planned In U S A This Year
The Marat Administration announced plans for wheat exports this year though harvest could produce 406,000,000 bushels. Domestic consumption expected at 425,000,000 bushels with carryover around 286,000,000. A separate incident noted a weapon trigger fault during a hospital mishap.
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Washington
Marat
United States
Radio Pictures Australia to England by Transmit Channel
The managing director of Wireless Australasia Ltd announced a new pictorial and facsimile radio transmission service between Australia and England. The system, run by AWA in Australia with Gables and Wirelene Ltd Eng service, will start Tuesday at 6 pm Sydney time. Transmissions from Australia will occur at Plasyiite with reception at Rockbank. The service promises advanced photography and wire transmission tech, aiming to be the world's longest transmission of photographs from Australia to England.
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Sydney
Amslgmated Wireless (Australasia) Ltd
Australia
England
AWA
Gables and Wirelene Ltd
Plasyiite
Rockbank
Parliament to adjourn after cargo survey in October
The Prime Minister said Parliament would adjourn after the cargo survey on October 34 and resume the following week for serious work on the cotton tariff schedule and other duties. Cabinet meetings at Canberra were planned for today with potential morning and afternoon sessions.
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Laos
Loan Council
Soncluna
Yarnber
Canberra
Sintermoon
Move for Labour Unity 5 Delegates Rally Support
A conference analyzed Labour strength as unity in the NSW movement. A. C. Crofts told delegates that the federal election results proved there is essentially one Labour Party in New South Wales, urging consolidation and shared action.
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A. C. Crofts
New South Wales
Grain feeding shifts may ease 1685 crop year shortfall
The report notes a projected 128 million bushels carryover into 1685-88, leaving an aurphin of 36 million. It suggests that increasing grain feeding to live stock could reduce this gap, though a shortage of other feed might counterbalance the effect.
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Omicini
Play in professional golf title at Rose Bay
Round two of the Professions Golf Championship at Rose Bay features W. Bortlande leading after a 72 and 70 by Bpenos of Leiira. A large gallery watches as the American makes several calls and the event nears a close with strong scores.
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Sydney
Rose Bay
W. Bortlande
Bpenos
Leiira
Sioot
Sttersood
Royal Tour Opens with Warm Adelaide Welcome
The Duke of Gloucester arrived by royal train to a crowded Adelaide street procession. Citizens cheered as the royal party, guided by flag bedecked airways, moved at walking pace to Government House for luncheon and the Royal Show.
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Adelaide
Duke of Gloucester
William Iv
Prince I
Government House
Lang Party Leader Recognized in Parliament Change
The Lang Labour member has been officially recognized by the Prime Minister as Leader of the Government and the United Australia Party. A renewal fee provision aims to secure a suitable property room at Parliament House.
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Paonia
Fea
Parliameant
High Court
Frank Gavan-Duaty
Justice Rich
Lang Labour
Mr. Lyons
United Australia Party
Parliament House
Tennis ranking New York gossip from 1930s era
In a stray New York tennis note, W T Miden ranks the era's top players praising Perry on skill but favoring Bunny Austin as the better overall player. Von Cramm, Jack Crawford, and Crawford figure among mentions with Tilden listing a ten.
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New York
W. T.miden
Perry
Amar Jtsur
Fim
Theonalder
Bunny" Austin
Tere
von Cramm
Jack Crawford
Tilden
von Cram
Crawford
Austin
F. B. Wood
McGrath
Boussus
Alinco
Bhlelda
Meusel
State Lottery Draw Summary and Officials Mentioned
A garbled report cites a state lottery draw with numbers and names including J Mullios and Starbool W. Curry, plus referenced officials and passengers. The text mentions a railway commissioner, Royal Canberra, and forecasts of million passengers, with scattered fragments of locations and company names.
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Wu Bydnoy
Ral
Rj Bolger
Gattanda
Afeharry
Mr. J. Mullios
Kinewood
Gene Barasen
U.S.A
Starbool W. Curry
Mick Bimmions, Ltd
Robert Treet
Wallesad
Miet
V. Richardson
Oldfields Ltd
A. W. Mast
the Lakes
Eyre T
McKay
Gouliumen
Olle
Tate
Colt
Reiney
Abe
Mar
A.C Howard
Pelarson
Royal Canberra
Voord
Furea
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Brice Paul
Ming ‘Conlavnad
Sridaymo Wae P Sonn
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Ms Ower
Germany
Bemlin
Thureday
Gosbbes
Rougout
Fowler
Hughes
Ana Statenman
Breton
Tutankhamen
Tne
House of Representatives
W. V. McCall
Martin
WAP
Fir. A. C. Funent
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Pipa
We Rune Af Gioucemer
Partimmamk
Country Party
Spain
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Lang Party
von Cramm First
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