Australian Loan Council to launch 15 million loan at 3 percent
The Australian Loan Council agreed to issue an internal loan of 15 million pounds at 3 percent, maturing in 1948, likely offered on November 19. The deal, approved by the Commonwealth Bank Board, delays rural rehabilitation financing until May 1935 and postpones public announcements until after Centenary celebrations.
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Atrocities in Spain Tearing at Europe Amid Revolt
Madrid correspondent for Morning Post details brutalities during the Asturian revolt. Rebels flee to mountains as military courts try suspects with no executions until review. Over 2,600 killed and thousands injured. Oviedo damage exceeds five million. Priests murdered or displayed as grisly propaganda.
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Madrid
Morning Post
Herst
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Church to guide Spain again in troubled times
London dispatch reports Madrid says Spain returns to Catholic leadership as army and church align. Despite remaining disturbances in Asturian hills, the regime appears stabilized with Rome reclaiming influence and the Catalan government noted for its role amid revolt plots.
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Daily Telegraph
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Kingsford Smith Nears Honolulu on Pacific Flight
Kingsford Smith and Captain Taylor in the Lady Southern Cross near Wheeler Field Honolulu after leaving Naselai Beach Fiji. They report 66 miles to go at 2.30 am Honolulu time and expect dawn landing. Weather favorable, fuel adequate, plans to sight Phoenix group en route.
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Storm Tale from Air Crew During Turbulent Flight
Fragmented wartime air report describes a perilous in-flight incident near Nasdal Beach. Crew member Earl Smith and Bir Kingsford coordinate emergency actions as the T5000 aircraft encounters severe rain and turbulence. A later radio transcript honors the crew, noting a cautious, respectful tone and reflections on the incident.
Parliament resumes as Lyons hints Melbourne Cup break
The Prime Minister Mr Lyons said Parliament will probably carry on without a break for Melbourne Cup. He noted some Victorian ministers committed to engagements in Melbourne during celebrations might be unavailable for a day or two in the following week.
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Inquiry Into Loss Of Miss Hobart Opened
The Commonwealth Air Accidents Investigation Calamities will open an inquiry into the loss of the air liner Miss Hobart. The case, named Torton, centers on determining the circumstances of the disaster and any responsible factors.
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Hobart
Emden Tablet Unveiled Shocks New Zealand
A fragmented report notes a ceremony unveiling a tablet in New Zealand amid quake shocks and a crew presence. Names and details are garbled, with references to a commander’s widow and Free von Schwaller among vague mentions.
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Bas
Royal Wedding to be broadcast empire wide
London announces the marriage of the Duke of Kent and Princess Maris at Westminster Abbey with an expected audience of millions. The November service will be carried by Empire stations and to the United States and parts of Europe as engineers manage the broadcast from the control room.
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Europe
Air Race Melrose May Win From Darwin To Melbourne
Melrose the young South Australian flies toward Melbourne with strong showing in the handicap. He reached Darwin after 90 hours, beat by Macgregor Walker Hewitt and Kay. He pressed on to Cloncurry with two hours sleep, facing strong head winds and a landing at Newcastle Waters. MayGregor and Walker disrupted times with Brunette Downs stop, while Hansen and Jonsen crossed Timor from Koepang, landing Darwin at 8.14 pm. Stodart and Biodart arrived Charleville after a Cloncurry flight. Biodart’s head injury from a propeller remains painful.
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Hewitt
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Parer Flying to New Guinea
Paris report says Parer and Hemsworth withdrew from the air race due to engine trouble and have flown off toward New Guinea.
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Parer
New Guinea
Paris
Hemsworth
Fliers Jones and Waller Race Continues Across Asia
Cathcart Jones and Ken Waller sped from Calcutta at 135 pm local time en route to Allahabad for the night before Karachi. They aim to reach England before the next Melbourne entry, hoping to beat the field. Waller noted engines overheat at full throttle, now throttling at nine tenths to sustain speed.
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Cathcart Jones
Ken Waller
Allahabad
Karachi
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England
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Australian cricket tour receipts and exchange details
The Australian Board of Control reports receipts from the England tour totaling £6000 and an exchange gain pushing Australia’s share to about £30,000. The board will not permit players to profit from the exchange and notes a prior advance policy requiring players to accept £100 in Australian currency before departure.
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Australian Board of Control
Enigland
Television five years hence in Fremantle
In Fremantle, O Polley forecasts television will reach the Australian market in two years with wireless set incorporation within five years. The tour earnings will be paid in Australian currency. McCabe has recovered from an ankle sprain and is no longer limping.
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O. Polley
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England
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Controversy Over Sedition Betting and India Bills In Commons
In London Monday the House of Commons faces three major issues the Sedition Betting and India Bills. Conservatives and Liberal peers seek to defeat the Sedition Bill in the Lords while the Betting Bill stalls amid party tension. The India Bill with hundreds of clauses looms as a defining test of Baldwin’s strategy and party cohesion amid fears of rising socialist threats.
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FITZMAURICE AIMS AT RECORD FLIGHT FROM LYMMPNE
Londres Sunday report details Colonel Fitzmaurice attempting to beat Scott’s aviation record. Braking trouble forced a return to base after taking off from Lympne, resuming at 7 14 and arriving at 10 am with damage to the wing. He hoped to reach Baghdad via the Sazoa route, planning to fly to Croydon for repairs.
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Croydon
Flood Waters Recede as Wagga Sydney Faces Flood Warnings
Flood waters receded in Wagga and nearby areas though damage ran to pounds with thousands of acres laid waste. Albury and Nassees warn of further flooding while residents in low lying streets move out. About forty families evacuated Fitzmaurice Street as water depths reached nine inches and brick walls plus sandbags held back the surging flow.
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Sydney
Albury
Naessers
St Wasi
Fitzmaurice Street
Soviet Election One Party Dominates In Moscow Report
Moscow correspondent reports that Thirty million voters will participate in the coming election with only one party presented. Molotat, president of the Council of People's Commissars, says no hostile group dares challenge the regime. He praises Soviet industry and criticizes bureaucratic bluffing, especially on railways, while noting a cautious sympathy for Russia abroad.
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London
Moscow
Daily Telegraph
Molotat
Council of Peoples Ommingars
Mit Fons
Red Army
Russia
Conference speakers praise priests in curb of drinking and harm
At the Congregational Conference delegates paid tribute to Roman Catholic priests for limiting drinking and vice. Alderman Tushton urged training youth. Rev. J urged actions to curb hair and habits. Rev. H Hunt cited church efforts against drinking in multiple denominations. A resolution opposed arming movements.
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Alderman Tushton
Mon South Wales Alliance
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Church of England
Tata
Dee
New Deal Fails to Provide Jobs Claims Rise in Unemployment
In Warrington a labor leader reports that more men are unemployed than last year despite New Deal measures. William Green of the American Federation warns of ongoing job losses and criticizes the Volt Administration's policies.
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Rane Volt
Doom of ships foretold by Fokker in Amsterdam interview
In a cryptic interview from Amsterdam, Quan Veer predicts big ships will fail within a few years. He cites the Mary as an example and argues vast maritime losses and wasted money on ships and comfort are coming.
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Amsterdam
Quan Veer
Oswald Mosley Declares Fight on Jews at Albert Hall
The British fascist leader Oswald Mosley denounced Jews in a bitter anti Jewish speech at the Albert Hall claiming Jews have challenged British fascism and vowing to fight them abroad and at home. He praised fascist newspapers and warned that international luxury would end and that the ally race would prevail.
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London
Germany
Oswald Maveley
Tree One
Te ‘Sald
Kith Ant
Wesdiam
Plans for forts of Tay air Ibnore torm
Placeholder summary due to unclear source text.
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Tay Air Ibnore Torm
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