HungarY Coal Strike Talks Stall as Mines Await Plan
In Sydney and Brisbane reports, colliery owners refuse to commit until unions accept a settlement formula for the coal strike. union leaders warn of no work until resumption and a Mine Federation council meeting in Sydney to set tactics. Production expected to restart once owners consent.
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Sydney
Knees” Federation
Calliery
Brisbane
Dgegate
Meatinge
Comeining
British Legion Movements in Question as Berlin Talks Continue
London reports Major-General Ble Francia Pether- Mone Godley met Sir Alexander Cadogan to discuss the British Legion detachment service. A decision on sending units to Czechoslovakia remains unsettled awaiting German discharges in Berlin and the status of the International Commission’s meeting.
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London
Ble
Francia Pether- Mone Godley
Alexander Cadogan
British Legion
Czechoslovakia
Fults
Uno Dischumiona
Berlin
Begesaian
Negotiations Fail With Czechs Budapest
Tense nation follows breakdown of Czech Hungarian talks in Budapest. Hungary demands transfer of all predominantly Hungarian races and insists census 1910 be used, while Czechs push for 1932 census. Komora hosts dispute as minister Dekany seeks self determination amid a wide gulf between delegations. Global reaction suggests shifts toward Hitlerian alignment.
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Budapest
Germany
Poland
Komora
Dekamya
Gnally
India experts to lay down defence in Sudeten area
Berlin reports say the International Commission agreed that Czechoslovakia and Germany will keep the present frontier with minor administrative changes. Refugees estimated between 20 000 and 40 000 from Sudetenland and 10 000 German and Austrian refugees affect the region. Prague observers foresee a drift toward democracy as German pressure is tied to drastic political revisions.
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London
Sudeterland
International Commission
Berlin
Ir Paily
von Ribbentrophed
London Wall
Prague
Cevers
Lergaly
Everal Cecen
Sudetenland
Polat
Hungary
Bunania
Czechoslovakia
Teachen
Cuechs
Trinsty
Yor Ribbennop
Minner IM
Chavals
Hua
Partion
Saya
Telgraph
Adda
Egma
No Sign of German Demobilisation
London social circles see no evidence of German demobilisation. Despite hopes for peace, Britain remains on a war footing as German disarmament signals are interpreted cautiously. The article notes Germany focused two years on neutralizing Czechoslovakia and using areas as Russian air bases.
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London
Germany
Fonra
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Be Ag
London Lord Mayor raises Czech fund with dead wife ring
At a London dinner Sir Arthur Twyford recounted a East End tailor who offered his dead wife’s wedding ring for the Czech fund. Bids climbed from 180 to 1100 as bidders competed, including Mrs. Anthony de Rothschild and banker A Spier, who finally secured the ring for the fund. The tailor’s name and address remained unknown.
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London
Sir Arthur Twyard
Nader
Anthony de Rothschild
A. Spier
Arthur Twyford
Hawev
Tribute to Lord Hawke and UK defence effort noted
A wartime tribute references Lord Hawke and the British industries and defence needs. It discusses forming a small committee to coordinate speedier armament and government action. The piece notes a funeral planned and wartime urgency in organizing national industry and sport support.
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London
Finday
York Lergencys
Oneket
Lord Hawke
United Kingdom
Ita
Broome
Early Demands on Colonies Stir Berlin and Rome reports
Berlin and Rome dispatches indicate Germany presses colonial claims while Britain delays. A Berlin News-Chronicle memo notes official impatience with Britain’s stance and a draft document outlining colonial arguments for return of seized territories. The Times Rome desk reports British and German delegates at the Volta Foundation Conference exchanging views on Africa’s empire and inviting broader international cooperation.
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London
Berlin
Rome
Germany
News-Chronicle
Hitler
Berchtengaden
Britain
the Times
Coutntries
Africa
South China Japan Landing More Troops
Cantonist defence will be stubborn as reports say Britain and Japan commit additional troops to the region. Observers expect renewed patrols and intensified clashes amid ongoing tensions and strategic confrontations.
Japan invades Canton area halts and evacuations mount
Fragmented dispatches report Japanese forces advancing behind time toward Canton from Hankow and Namahan. Bombing and landings disrupt rail links while refugees flee to Hong Kong Macao and Yongui en route. Canton authorities brace for defense as evacuations surge and communications collapse.
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London
South China
Japan
Centonese
Une
Ras
Sapanene
Hongkong
The
Times
Canton
Hong Kong
Macao
Pearl River
Berlin
Tn Hankow
Tein
Blas Bay
Huatuni
Aber Khun
Hiss ‘Lisopa
Maibilelp Avincial
Yong
Board Accepts Resignations At Canberra Hospital
Canberra Community Hospital board accepts the matron and four sisters resignations amid a dispute with the Medical Superintendent. Sister J Bennett appointed matron. The board vows immediate arrangements to continue hospital services and stabilise administration after a turbulent period.
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Canberra Community Hospital
Boach
Mackellar
J. Bennett
Forged Note Sparks Leadership Resignation Confusion
A forged letter allegedly from Sir Oswald Mosley caused a tense dispute within the British Union of Fascists. Francia Hawking, director general, announced the forgery and that Mosley had not resigned. The Daily Telegraph and other papers reported on the forged missive claiming Mosley’s departure and replacement discussions.
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Lompon
Francia Hawking
Gearal
British Union
Cost of National Insurance to State
Sydney on Friday the Minister for Health explained the National Insurance opinion on the scheme and the extra expenditure of £250 009. He stated the cost impact to the state and noted the recent financial adjustment during a session of the Legislative Assembly.
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Sydney
Wilssinons
Official Statement by Board on Hospital Matters
An official statement from the Cantmerity Hospital board outlines actions and acknowledgments concerning recent committee reviews and hospital decisions. It notes receipt of documents related to patient care protocols and internal administrative steps, referencing the May and October actions and ongoing subcommittee work within the hospital administration.
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Iyopuchiye
Siubienotin
Comacia Weysre
Anluave
Fatal rock fall at Me Yalgoorlie claims miner
A 38 year old miner David Liunet Keatva was killed by a fall of rock and earth at the BBV mine in Me Yalgoorlie. Other miners worked four hours to recover the body as the tragedy unfolded amid the harsh conditions of the operation. In Hobart the defense minister announced HMAS Hobart Aheney’s recent acquisition from Britain would sail to Australia, departing October 28 and arriving at Fremantle December 8.
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Yalgoorlie
David Liunet Keatva
HMA. Mobart
Ministee For Defence Tat
Thorby
Hobart
Aheney Eruther
Portamouth
Australia
Framantle
Nazi Breach Negotiations With Church Crux in Vienna
In Vienna Gouleiter Buerckel announces end of talks between the government and the Catholic Church in Austria. He blames Cardinal Innitzer for provoking riots and warns reprisals against Jews and Czechs, including expulsion from Vienna, school and amnesty actions, and bans on religious demonstrations.
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Vienna
Gouleiter Buerckel
Naab
Catmatl
Austria
Cardinal Innitzer
Lyons Returns to Duty Next Week Amid Rumors
Reports suggest Mr Lyons plans to return to Cento duties soon after a period away. Sources indicate a possible appearance on the Sajal Show with Jowee Che on the same night, as political and economic tensions stir talk of leadership changes and reforms in the wake of a scan on hire policy.
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Phe Frene Sunuter
Lane Jonr
Gouneld
Sir Lyne Wil Vinil
Sajal
Horne
Femido
Ha International Crial
MM Lyons
MU Tore Shir Banieye
Tun
Teslening Nia
Stuart Expedition Darwin Irrigation Development Proposal
Fragmentary report notes irrigation as the key to Stuart River development. Officials including Administrator Abbott and Mtr Bruart discuss dam and irrigation schemes affecting property owners and residents across polls, with references to Victoria River and Wynd fain amid disrupted travel.
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Darwin
Friar
Victoria River
Stuart Inon
Utter
Huwry
Mtr Bruart
Wintess Momsage
My. Abbott
Yagi and Sot's Team Duel Threatens League Standings
In a heated matchup, Yagi and Sot face off as two leading squads to decide crucial league positioning. Both teams bring seasoned veterans and sharp offense, aiming to widen gaps over rivals and secure a playoff berth.
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