Federal Treasurer Attacks N S W Premier
Across reports from Hong Kong and London, the federal treasurer criticizes New South Wales leadership amid rising tension over Canton and Chinese resistance. Bombing in Canton displaces hundreds. hospitals emptied as evacuations proceed. Chiang Kai Shek’s headquarters reportedly relocated. Hankow area warned of air raids as Japanese advance continues.
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London
Canton
Hong Kong
British United Press
Inflation clash at Premiers Conference spillover
Federal Treasurer Casey accused New South Wales Premier Stevens of pressuring monetary policy and warned against Bank Board interference. He defended Commonwealth Bank policy while outlining two state proposals to shift spending for defence and economic planning, emphasizing national unity and cautious cooperation.
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New South Wales
Mr. Stevens
Casey
Stevens
Br. Stevens
Commonwesitt
Dusinwex
Caney
Gtevens
Ar. Bloven
Faet
Thia
Lyona
Ate
Yeoula
Occupation Reported In Several Chinese Regions
Fragmentary dispatch states Japanese forces occupy eastern districts near Hankow and Canton. Reports indicate 4000 Chinese casualties and ongoing preparations by Chinese forces. General Chiang Kai-shek and his wife were not yet evacuated as tensions rise in the region.
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Tokyo
Amaay
Yoho Gssupation
Canton
Hax Ban Kompleted
Hankow Tee Ing
Chiang Kai Rhek Sud
Forced Landing Near Port Stephens In Militia Maneuvers
A Hawker Demon aircraft participating in military exercises at Port Stephens made an emergency landing without damage after its engine failed. The incident occurred during the joint maneuvers, with repairs noted on a nearby aircraft that had broken down and remained unrepaired.
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Newcartla
Sunacy
Hawker Demon Air
Port Stephens
Allen Fromyong Yerrdey
Strikers Resume Work in Miner Dispute Talks
In expected move a general resumption of work is discussed amid mining unrest and possible air disruption. Negotiations proceed tonight between mining unions and colliery owners before Judge Deake-Brackman to address industrial claims and potential reintroduction of general service.
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Sirlice
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Deake-Brackman
Preparations for Non-Stop Flight 1 Sighted
London preparations for Non-Stop Flight 1 report Vickers Wellesley ambora due in Reypt from Lon a on Monday for sampling. Officials note Nobstoy Right to Autre oe.
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London
Vickers Wellesley Ambora
Reypt
Lona
Nobstoy
Stevens declines to comment on case attack
Sydney paper reports Premier Stevens refusing to comment on Mr Casey's attack. He said he had nothing to add to his Canberra remarks. The article notes Stevens has for years wavered in and out of season and hints at using a national crisis to push acceptance.
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Stevens
Casey
Canberra
Sir. Stevens
Weason
No National Leader Says Forgan Smith
In Brisbane the sundae report notes that no national leader endorsed Forgan Smith. A conference concluded with general warning that the Commonwealth Government was divided on the issue and national leadership remained immature. Fremley's statement expressed disappointment at the Canberra conference results and urged readiness before a loan council meeting on conversion.
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Sundae
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Fang
Fremley
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Wade
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Inter
Benes in London Arrives Unexpectedly Amid Health Strain
London dispatch reports former Cxedho Morakia premier Dr. Benes arriving by air in London. Embassy notes say his health is frail and he and his wife are resting in the countryside.
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Cxedho
Morakia
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Eriand
TessoMletaily
Glalt
Unfair Attack on Minister Thorby at Canberra Ball
Sydney Sunday notices report uproar in government circles over Defence Minister Thorby allegedly leaving a conference for a Friday night dance at the Hotel Canberra. Officials deny the claim, noting Thorby helped press the wealth's case with Sir Earle Page and Lynns during the final sessions. Special invites went to Commonwealth and State ministers to a journalists ball, with attendees including Evans, Conny, Mensley, and Beunnar.
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Dane
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Lynns
Earle Page
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Failing Premiers Prompt Direct Appeal to People
Canberra reacts to premiers’ failure to back the Commonwealth plan for national development and contemplates a constitutional review. Observers note no national view from premiers and expect voters to authorize changes to Commonwealth powers to advance defence and economic aims without state obstruction.
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Canberra
Austra
Australia
No Postponement Of Plans On Defence Funding Dispute
Cabinet spokesman rejected delaying defence plans citing States non participation. The stance risks placing defence needs ahead of forthcoming years as limited funds force prioritization. Premier conferences failed to endorse Commonwealth advisory aims and defend national cooperative funding with states resisting centralized control.
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Commonwealth
Restricted Horizon of States conference misfire
The report notes the rapid decline in prospects as Premier Stevens of New South Wales failed to broaden his regional stance at the conference. A push for a national level, backed by a Victorian-led resolution, stalled amid disillusionment with Commonwealth hopes and public perception of Stevens’s federal ambitions. The piece signals upcoming constitutional debates on federal authority.
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Warith
Commonwealth
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Stey
Hearst Attacks Britain In Five Language Broadcast
Randolph Hearst urges American isolation in a radio broadcast rebroadcast worldwide in five languages. He accuses England of selfishness and perfidy, denounces Anglo American efforts, and claims Britain plots to dominate Europe and Africa while the United States should avoid entanglement. In strong terms he blames England and France for delaying peace and warns against foreign influence.
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Commonwealth to proceed with defence plan sans state help
Australian Commonwealth signals it will push ahead with its national defence and developmental program despite state reluctance. Prime Minister Lyons states security remains first and plans to stimulate all aspects of life, with another conference planned to urge state cooperation.
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Sheld
Lyats
International taps mix with Palestine and Ulster drama
Across Paris and London, reports flag a growing defence collaboration in Australia, while Roosevelt backs Palestine as a Jewish homeland and immigration stays open. In Ulster, Craigavon warns civil war could follow any move to enforce a treaty, and Brest recounts a seven-boat Loyalist raid with arms seized from rebels.
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New York
Palestine
Bonnton Wagner
London
Dispaten
Mor Jeeland
Lord Craigavon
Viterae Moaniteato
Imaeduca
Ulster
Ulater
de Jera
Train Injury in Sydney Spurs Commonwealth Plan
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