Referendum Bill Passes amid Labour Division on Amendment
The House approved the Referendum Bill by 40 to 26 after rejecting Mr Curtin's proposed amendment to widen constitutional powers. Labor MPs faced party discipline as they backed the government against their own party stance, while amendments tied to industrial regulation and prime producer protections were debated, with the final reading carried amid party tensions and cheers from Queensland members.
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Nimhe
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Stewart
God Meare
Jennings
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McCall
Cour
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Lawson
Baker
Neta Labour Party
Ukna
Odaa
Orileantae
Phat
Aimbuy
Hanoprd
Cooarda
Labour Party
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Ida Tho
Commonwealth
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Meniles
Alyays
Ebbe
Ned
Brannon
Mergles
Mr. Curtin
Agein
Mc. Curtin
Menales
Rosevelt
Lahour
Clarks
Labanes
Mehzias
Blackhurn
Queensland
Brennan
Thore
Jay
Lis
Queenslina Exbour
Mlesars
Forde
J Pater i
Bunnon
Martens
Melbourne court clears rival in a deadly driving case
A Melbourne Thursday court sentenced Edward Bonatantiny Goode aged 38, a railway engineer, after a fatal driving incident. The trial traced Goode’s alleged aggression toward rival Harry Hutsmanns on the eve of a social event, leading to a fatal shooting and a guilty verdict.
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Melbourne
Edward Bonatantiny ‘Goode
Bensila
Guitor
Goode
Alsten
Harry Hutsmanns
Ike 9
Manny
Hutsmannid
Sudden Death Of The New South Wales Governor
Sir Murray Anderson governor of New South Wales died at Government House Sydney this morning from a cerebral haemorrhage. Sir Phillip Stelee to assume duties from today as the vice regent while Lady Anderson remained at Government House. Anderson had been ill for weeks and spent time in hospital in Sydney. arrangements for succession and public notices were being made.
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Government Holse
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Tvoldlack
Maay Anderson
New South Wales
Murray Anderson
Government House
Moon
Ing-Sind
Wade
Sir Phillip Stieee
Thurrsday
Stutvay Anderson
Unis
Ste Murray
Bydney
Ms. Duller
Blackburn
Macquarie
Murray Anernow
Lora
Pevieon
Lady Murray
Anderson
International dispute over Portugal Spain and Italy control
A Foreign Office communique reports the Non-intervention Committee finding allegations against Italy in Portugal untrue. The Portuguese delegate rejects a Soviet plan for port control, while debates continue over Spain and Portugal frontiers and the wider peace process. The Times notes heightened tension and calls for restraint as ambassadors argue over democratic peace and military risk.
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London
Foreign Office
Italy
Portugal
Russia
Jiel
Ampassador
Maleky Vield
Plymouth
Britain
Uly
Bignoli Grandi
Spain
Hie
the Times
Senginge Ured
Porulguees
Volcanic Eruptions Reported Near New Guinea Coast
Reports from Mandang and Rabaul describe ongoing volcanic activity on the New Guinea coast. A heavy lava flow was seen near a coastal area, with eruptions at Manam and other volcanoes causing fear among natives who fear evil spirits. An administration relief patrol delivered rice as ash and lava altered gardens and fields.
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Mandene
Rabaul
Manin
Om. Caveral- Poewataa
Ateamet Atalwurg
Aose
Mandarg
Stuaart Poscoaew
Marth
Marterberg
Banka
Sepik
Sabinn
Trade treaties with Czechoslovakia Belgium and South Africa
In a House of Representatives session minister Henry Gaiters announced new trade agreements with Czecho Slovakia Belgium and South Africa. The talks set duties linked to most favored nation status with phased denunciation timelines and kept taln steel duties unchanged under departmental by laws. Australia may receive reciprocal concessions and a mix of long term and transitional benefits across these treaties.
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Crady Aggisemunie Bel Wren sAtutynie Fond
Tntgliem
Caeeho-Slovuldlawnd
South Africa
House of Representatives
Ste Henry Gaiters
Commonwealth
Givan
Australis
Austrelie
Czecho Slovak Agreement Shapes Trade Concessions for Australia
The document outlines a bilateral agreement granting most favored nation duties, intermediate tariff steps, and nondiscriminatory rules. Australia commits to duty free wool and pearl shell access for Czecho-Slovakia while preserving low food duties, with assurances of equitable treatment and market tests in the Belgian and Belgian-linked sectors.
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Austra
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Slovakia
Australia
Arkles
Adel .Wiitell
Caedid
Race Ends Abruptly as Challe Retires with Engine Trouble
In Basra on Thursday the Paria Sargon race ended early when Ken M. Challe, the sole remaining competitor, was forced to retire due to engine problems, leaving the event unsettled.
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Basra
Paria
Ken M.challe
Government plans training to curb unemployment in Sydney
The government proposes a training scheme via building trades committees to train semi skilled labour and youth for skilled work, aiming to reduce unemployment. Premier Stevens notes intentions to fund year long provisions, with industry cooperation and investigations to create a stable unemployment insurance scheme. Estimates show about 40,000 men away at sea and 18,000 unemployed or out of work among women and children.
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Pramiar
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Childres
Upton
Wateun
Lanty
Lie
Promien
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Stevens
Watson
Wcheise
Wanda Ne
White Paper on aero engine production in government plan
London to day issues a white paper on aero engine production in relation to the government scheme. It notes disagreement between the Air Ministry and Lord Nuffield over the shadow scheme and ongoing production directives. The document mentions seven involved parties and quotes remarks from the Air Minister Lord Swan? and others.
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Weanestry
Garaminedt
Peferonne
Etwsem Tee
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Air’ Ministry
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Lara
Nuffield
Murtala
Swintep
Soviet Ambitions and Soviet Interference Claims
The News Chronicle reports on Mr Malaky's explanation as reiteration of stance toward Spain. It quotes a Labour Court secretary accusing Bolshevik influence in unions and notes the Soviet position denying interference in Spain's internal affairs. The article suggests tensions over a potential Communist republic movement and ongoing political maneuvering.
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London
Chronicle
Bartugee
Rugueee
Borelga
Labour Court
Mesh Orenpat
Joh
Petiones
Spain
Gilta'iriariié Pewm
Ito
Jnle
Belgium Adheres to Neutrality Under League Rules
In Brussels the Foreign Minister states that Belgium remains independent and will not allow foreign army passage. He cites obligations under the League of Nations Covenant but argues a new agreement is needed and that the country cannot base policy on the Covenant as currently constituted. Belgium will honor its fixtures while seeking clarity on obligation values.
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Brussels
Thorac
Glumi
Mx Staak
Chamber of, Deputies
Waelgruid
Belgium
Shiv
Mollison’s Harbours Grace Flight Hearts Await
J A Mollison aboard a Bellanca monoplane faced a long Atlantic leg to England quelling doubts aboard Air Newsqunds and The Airman TA. He reeled off weathered routes from London with a six hour head start noted, aiming for Croydon in about 43 hours. Mollison sent a cable from New York before departure, wishing him luck as Dorothy Ward, actress, observed the adventure.
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Harbour Grace
TA -Brollivin
Kevin New York
Enginna
Meillaon
London
Croydon
New, York
Mollison
Race to Win in Home Event Leads to Debate
Fragmentary text cites a heated discussion on decisive victory and the need for drastic sanctions to avert a potential colonial war. It references Italian influence, European wars, and opinions attributed to Signor Bur a and Museolini, with mentions of Thubiay and Suneeyn. The exact details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Thubiay
Trade Agreement Impacts on State Export and Goods Flow
The document cites a treaty affecting imports and exports with focus on agricultural goods and manufactured products. It mentions nullifying certain terms to reestablish balance, while noting expected annual state benefits and outward trade restrictions impacting foreign and domestic markets.
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