Abolition of Federal Capital Commission Planned This Year
The text outlines that the Federal Capital Commission will be abolished by year end amid Labour Party return to power. It notes potential resignation of Third Commissioner Dr Alcorn and possible de facto cessation of the Commission from November, with the new government required to act to carry on Territory governance.
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Bruce to resign next week in Melbourne cabal
The Prime Minister Mr Bruce plans to resign next week amid pre election Cabinet reshuffle. Ministers including Mr Latham Mr Gibson and Mr Abbott travel from Melbourne Canberra with discussions on the new composition. Parliament opens around November 13 and may sit six weeks before Christmas.
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NSW Electors Roll Figures and Candidate Majorities
A survey of district rolls lists candidates in New South Wales with roll numbers and party alignments. It records majorities for several contenders such as Cunningham, Maloney, Chifley, Eldridge, and Fitzgerald across multiple divisions including Macquarie, Newcastle, New England, and South Sydney.
Ballarat Election Roll Disarray With Opaque Ballot Totals
Fragmented lines show candidates Ballarat NSW style totals and majorities including McGrath Brennan Keane Anney Nott and others with unclear figures and rolls. The data presents vote counts and majorities but lacks coherent context or fullNames and places.
Victoria Balaclava Ballot Figures With Party Totals
Fragmentary election results show candidates White T. W. and Cameron ending with narrow leads and Labour R. A. Grouch. Other entries list White majority, counts for No on roll, and notes on candidates Gibbon W. C. Croweh, Lewis, and Laster with party affiliations. Continued on page four.
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Hal
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Laster
J. H
Nat
Lewis
Bruce Blamed For Labour Victory In Australian Press
A British presser analysis argues Mr Bruce caused Australia's Labour win by pushing arbitration reforms. The Morning Post and Raily Telegraph strike at union backlash and economic strain, noting Hughes and Scullin opposed radical policy while Labour gains endure beyond the Commonwealth's eight years.
Soviet approves protocol on Anglo Russian relations
The Soviet Union announces approval of the London protocol signed by British Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson and Soviet envoy M Dovialevenky. The protocol outlines procedures to resume Anglo Russian relations and was conveyed to the Norwegian minister in Moscow.
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Moscow
London
Arthur Henderson
M. Dovialevenky
Sovietnion of Peoples’ Commiasiarica
Maritime Conference in Geneva Faces Walkout
Sunday dispatch reports ship owners withdrawing from the Geneva Maritime Conference leaving only Government and workers delegates. Workers accuse owners of wrecking the conference to block an eight hour workday. London dispatch notes the situation as unique as owners argue the body cannot continue without all four groups. The walkout is seen as a challenge to the British Government and international labor bodies.
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Maritime Conferencein
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Trade Uniond Congress
Inter- National Labour Office
Japanese Consul General Arrives in Sydney
The new Japanese Consul General arrived in Sydney today. He said his mission is to cement friendship between Japan and Australia, follow his predecessor, and promote trade as a key objective.
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Sydney
Australia
Japan
Engineering Merger In Prague Shrinks War Munition Plants
Prague based Sukoda and two major Czech Slovakian engineering firms have merged to form a large capitalized entity estimated at £20,000,000. The union aims to boost export trade and streamline wartime munition output into a broader engineering portfolio.
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Prague
Bunday
Sukoda
Electrify London Wrighton Line Becomes Britain’s Longest
The Southern Railway announced plans to electrify one mile of the London to Wrighton route, claiming the extended line will be the longest electrified section in Britain. The move signals a push toward faster electric services on key commuter corridors.
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London
Southern Railway
Britain
Australian Labour Victory An Editorial Viewpoint
The Daily Herald argues Labour’s big win in Australia mirrors Britain’s repudiation of Mr Baldwin. It credits Labour’s return with aiding Bruce’s opponents, condemning arbitration abolition and praising Scullin’s peace stance. The piece notes a new imperial challenge and cautions against old temperamental siege tactics.
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Daily Herald
Australia
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Manslow
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Scullin
MacDonald
British Press Views on Australian Labour Victory
The Times reports Labour in Australia won a decisive victory and repudiated Mr Bruce policies. The Daily Mail sees Labour's win as not decisive for the Senate, while the Financial Times cautions on tariff and immigration. The Daily News notes Mr Bruce’s summing up as ghastly yet the election lacked bitterness and Boullin gains reelection amid tense Australasian relations with Britain.
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Death knell claimed for Nationalist Party leader says vote shows distrust
Blaze opposition leader Mr Lang declared today that Mr Bruce rang the death knell of the Nationalist Party. He said Saturday's vote reflected not only opposition to arbitration proposals but distrust in the Rationalist Party as it stands in both Federal and State Parliament.
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Sydney
Lang
Bruce
Rationalimt
Let Them Through Nationalist Reproach in Poll Victory
The Wentworth National Council president Mr D Douglas criticized Labour victory blaming Mr W M Marks who he said opened the gates to allow them through. He argued Marks was chiefly responsible for Labour's success at the poll.
Big Decline By National Income Rydeny Premier Havin
The Premier Havin explains Australia faces a sharp drop in export value for 1929 30 with estimates showing total exports at about 112 million pounds and a 25 million pound shortfall versus the five year average. He urges boosting overseas sales by increasing production of commodity exports like wool and wheat.
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Havin
Australia
Labour's deficit and budget plan for victory fund
Mr E G Theodore said the House of Representatives should meet before December 20 to set the new government, review the Bruce-Page tariff, and consider Labour's deficit. He proposed a victory fund appeal to unions and Labour supporters to cover campaign costs.
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Bruce-Page
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Labour Movement
Postmaster General Outlines Melbourne District Plans
The Postmaster General Mr Gibson says Victoria will gain more time for the district of Melbourne and that he has scarcely seen the area since earlier travel to Canberra. The statement signals new administrative focus and ongoing connectivity developments for the region.
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