Gilligan's XL Invited to Open Menaka Oval Cricket Match
Gilligan's English eleven is invited to open the Menaka Oval with a match against a single team as part of a Football Cricket Association arrangement. The event follows renovations at the oval and involves Canberra and Australian Eleven preparations with possible future tours and a decision expected soon.
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F.C.T. Cricket Association
Gilligan
Otras
New Zealand
Menaka Oval
Deputies Consent to Form a New Paris Coalition
In Paris on a Sunday, deputies for the first time have consented to form a new political coalition. The move signals a potential shift in leadership dynamics as parties seek unity.
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Paris
Yar
Government Forges Left Wing Union Amid Reform Talks
The National Council consents to form a left wing union within the ministry as officials accept efforts to advance reform. This move aims to secure a key cabinet appointment and stabilize policy direction, signaling continued collaboration across factions.
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Radisocialista
National Council
Kadtier
Ministery
Petead
Con
Forel Odifice
M. Paludier
Suc
MacDonald Arrives in Britain for Welcome Banquet
MacDonald returns from Canada to Britain amid a planned Labour Party welcome in London. The Prime Minister and Lord Mayor will host a banquet in November with references to his Canada visit and calls for disarmament.
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London
Bunday
Tamay MacDonald
Canada
Cellengues
Pitdie Dhomvons
Liverpool Labour Party
Low
United
Tariff Holiday Debate Heads to Geneva Conference
A government delegation led by Mr. W Graham will present a trade reform plan at the Geneva gathering. Officials anticipate a broad review of tariff measures to ease trade and boost economic activity.
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London
Geneva
Wi Graham
Tragic loss of City of Rome in Ligurian Sea tragedy
The Indian air liner City of Rome crashed seven miles from Spezia during a fierce gale near Leghorn. Four passengers and three crew were reported drowned after a failed tow by the tug Familia due to breaking ropes in rough seas. Search by Italian planes and a destroyer found no trace, with conflicting courier reports and Imperial Airways statements.
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London
Genoa
Familia
Spezia
Ina Vielenante
Emperial Abiwoye
Tome
Leghor
Tialian
Sporia Harbour
Imperial Airways Ltd
Tiame
Cenos
Spesin
Boone
Mesera
Putney
Ritchie
Hobinka
Miss Brawford
Honewan
Air Alan Cobhim
Africa
Escape sequence trims voyage as plane legend ends in Egypt
Aboard a liner at Karachi Squadron Leader J. M. Drummond of Australia and his wife were among the passengers who embarked for London. They disembarked at Alexandria while others continued to London aboard the City of Rome, which later perished.
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London
J. M. Drummond
Australia
Karachi
Drummonds
Alexandria
Ronenmel
Ministers Order Salaries for New Commissioners
The Minister for How Affaire Mr Arthur Blakeley announced economy by appointing A J Christie and gd 8 Mardoch to Chief Commissioner and Record Commissioner roles in Me Pederal uperbilonion. Sir John Huttern would earn CR per year and Commissioner Goold £1,000 annually, totaling £4,000. Messrs Mheiath, amd, Murdoch salaries set at £600 and £1,400 respectively, yielding £2,900 in total, a reduction of £1,400 per annum.
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Arthur Blakeley
Menors
A. J. Christie
Mardoch
John Huttern
Goold
Mesnra
Mheiath
Amd
Murdoch
Tragedy Claims Three Lives in New Zealand Fire
A Riverton hotel fire killed Mrs TremAth wife of Hicomm rr and her infant, while at Clackball Thomas Fean 73% a cripple perished in a blazing building after a blaze broke out. The incident left three people dead.
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Wellington
Riverton
Mra Tremtath
Clackball
Thomas Fean
Aaron
Gallant Fight Over Seaplane Rescue Near London
Imperial Airways reports a dramatic rescue as the Familia battled seas near London to assist a sinking airliner. The crew and a customs officer from Croydon aided the stranded passengers, with Pilot Mirt aged 27 among those injured.
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London
Imperial Airways Ltd
Paanenkera
Home
Hritiah
Spedin
Tigre
Turney
Croydon Aerodrone
Heliday
Athens
Mirt
Intimidation Alleged In Union Leaders Trial
Central Criminal Court heard claims of intimidation linking a firm’s actions to discharge threats during the trial of seven union leaders. Dr Ewart Kuld Te and witnesses faced questions over alleged detrimental statements while the court ruled on whether to imply a common design against the defendants. Adjournment followed as testimony continued.
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Rydney
Acastir Wan Calaed
Central Criminal Court
Ewart Kuld
Hudson's Ltd
Chey
Petes Watson
Hie Honwur
Trial of Union Leaders Prolonged in Sydney Court
The Central Criminal Court resumed the case against J. G. Ganten and other union officials. Only a portion of the Crown's witnesses had been examined. The trial is expected to last another three weeks.
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Sydney
J. G. Ganten
Etx Ster
Central Criminal Cour
Tria
Appointment of Dr L W Nott as Canberra Hospital head
The Federal Capital Commission selects Dr L W Nott former Herbert MP and last election Nationalist candidate for North Sydney as medical superintendent of Canberra Hospital. The appointment follows government plans to reform hospital management in the Territory and aligns with an impending administration conference.
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Federal Capital Commission
L. W. Nott
Herbert
House of Representatives
North Sydney
Canberra Hospital
Administration plan discussed by Federal Capital Commission
A scheme of administration was drawn up for approval. Some took a year, others did not confer. The commission planned to use Commission data to decide on a control form. At a meeting, Acting Chief Commissioner Goold noted Dr Nott’s appointment resembled previous Medical Superintendent terms, while Alcorn opposed continuing the system. Notts appointment appears honorary with housing and other perks, while Alourd argues a Medical Superintendent should handle police and private duties.
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Federal Capital Commission
Goold
Nott
Alcorn
de Alourm
Italy's example cited for Australia in Hareholders meeting
The president Sir Jane Murdock argued at the Hareholders annual meeting that Italy's example shows how coordinated effort can boost prosperity in Australia. He claimed Italy's efficiency and industrial strength offer a model for economic growth and full employment.
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Sydarky
Murdeack's
Jane Murdock
Italy
Hatien
Australian Treasurer Faces Attacks Over Overseas Market Critique
The Federal Treasurer Mr Theophiore faced criticism from opponents who accused him of destabilizing Australian credit by attacking overseas markets. They claimed his comments were unpatriotic and harmful to the nation’s economic standing both abroad and at home.
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Sydney
Markein
Theofiore
Fo Dany
Australia
Russian Forces Prepare to Invade Manchuria Border
Reports from Nanking state 60,000 Soviet reinforcements concentrate in the Taouk district as China readies frontier defense. The Nanking State Council funds Chang Hsueh Liang to bolster Moukden in anticipation of a Soviet attack amid clashes near Loahamuni and Sungori River.
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Shanghai
Kuo Min Tang
Nanking
Tauk
Manchuria
Loahamuni
Sungori River
Ivory Murder Detectives Probe Death and Fire
Detectives investigating the death of Thomas Ivory linked to a fatal wound of Leslie Whatley and a fire that burned Ivory. Two youths who found Ivory described seeing a man crying out and the clothes on fire, then extinguishing the flames and helping him home. Bloodstains near the scene prompted further inquiry. Police detained vagrants in Barry Rathin as the probe continued.
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Thomas Ivory
Youfhen
Ivory
Leslie Whatley
Elizabeth Street
Il Sla
Barry Rathin
Corbett to Stand Trial for Mother's Death at Nice
Francia Corbett, accused of shooting his mother in Nice last May, will be tried on November 4. He refused counsel’s appeal and defends his plea that killing his incurable mother was to end her suffering. Letters from England flood in. H G Wells and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle may testify.
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Tara
Francia Corbett
Nice
Corbett
England
H. G. Wells
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Secret code Soviet gains by ruse taris
Fragmented report claims the Soviet obtained a stolen code from the Italian Embassy in Berlin and photographed it before deciding not to buy. It notes the Soviet then allegedly copied methods used to obtain Indian Office codes and translated civil service messages.
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Taris
Bunday
Berlin
Bowie Kmhney
Parie
Miner Engineer Haker Arrives in Sydney for Captain's Flat Work
Captain's Flat gains Thomas Haker a leading mining engineer who arrives by steamer Tohit with his wife to oversee erection of a mine and plant for the National Mining Corporation. He cites promising ore assays with seven percent lead and 12 cent zinc and notes improving Mexican conditions post religious settlement and reduced banditry.
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Maker
Mexico
Coal Stoppage Talks Fail to Reach Settlement
Theodore and the Federal Treasurer met with Mining Union reps in Canberra but made no decision on ending the coal dispute. A coroner's court report notes a likely death toll from local anaesthetics near one in 1000.
Honest Opinions in Politics and Australia’s Needs
A fragmented discussion notes Mr HK A Windeyer KC, former People's Party candidate, urging honest opinion in politics. It argues the recent election showed parties prioritize individuals over platforms and ideals, with debate on Australia needing sincerity and integrity in public discourse.
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Sydney
Constitutional Association
HK. A. Windeyer
K.C
People’s Party
Australia
Totten
Wen
State Cabinet weighs wage policy amid delay
Surrey reports a cabinet meeting on wage policy with no statement issued. The Premier refused to speak awaiting party decisions and the government intends to disclose intentions at a later time.
Mr Theodore Agrees With Bankers On Finance Talk
Representatives of all banking institutions conferred privately with the Federal Treasurer Mr Theodore today at the Treasury to discuss financial matters. They reportedly discussed reducing overdraft rates and Mr Theodore declined to comment after the meeting.
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Rydney
Theodore
Call to arms to fight Chinese rebels abroad China
Chiang kai shek calls for national mobilization urging every citizen to join the fight against rebels as the government vows to press a final offensive. The threat of chaos and succession fears loom as reconstruction stalls without victory.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Chiang-Kai-Shek
Alcht
Min-Tang
Chiang
Chang
Public service leaders meet Prime Minister in courtesy call
Mr Scullin and key officials from the Public Bervier Mertcal Association and Public Marcher Welfare Association visited the Prime Minister yesterday. They congratulated him on recent election gains and assured loyal support for the government’s upcoming agrarian program.
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Public Bervier Mertcal Association
J. H. Devoh
F. A. Meed
Public Marcher Welfare Asociation
W.femalern
Pall
Hy Boullin
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