Trade deficit widens as July imports rise in Commonwealth figures
Commonwealth statistics show a July import surge totaling £3, perhaps £3, but with an unfavourable trade balance of £960,000. The increase came from machinery, metals, and manufactures, plus items like whisky, tobacco, carpets, and artificial fibres. Exports to Singermen and others reached $5.2 million.
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Witeon
Iba
Iba, the Total Unfavourable Rade Imlance
Singmerenandins
Horrible carnage as fleeing civilians face fire in Spain
Besieged Morrocan and Foreign Legion troops push toward loyalist lines at dawn amid machine gun fire and shelling. Refugees flood to France as loyalists retreat from key districts. Reports cite hundreds killed or wounded as rebels press along the Bigesai river and Spain’s coast, while Madrid warns of continued attacks and international responses.
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London
Morrocan
Foreign Legion
Spanien
Bigesai
International Bridge
France
Bedien
Apans
Thamastvan
Trun
Adange
Eneral
Madrid
Government Forte
Toledo
Malaga
Vance
Orupesa
Palavara
Luarea
Austrasia
Helave
Balloons Missing In Race and War Reports
A garbled World War II era news brief notes balloons missing after a race, mentions German and Polish balloons, and a landing party of infantry. It also reports on Rebel air raids near Hendaye, French frontier actions, anti air measures, and the Italian embassy move. The piece blends war updates with agricultural wheat acreage comparisons in Argentina and Australia.
Serious decline in families food supply and wages
Mr Hughes urged higher wages to prevent hunger as families face reduced food supplies. A deputation from the New South Wales New South Wales ministry pressed for re education and relief measures, stressing the need to provide for children’s nutrition amid rising hardship.
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Tieuission
Br. Flugher
Feds
Dect
New South Wels
Vinitent
Bydnecy
Howlin
Flaynion
Newmith Boolnty
New South Wales
Wheat crop prospects favorable despite US drought impact
Australian wheat season shows satisfactory prospects with a forecast yield near 1 04110 000 baskets and 104 000 000 bushels, aided by favorable spring weather. Argentina capitalizes on drought conditions to gain advantage in the market while prospects vary by region across Australia.
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Commonwealth
Dr. Wilson
Alee
Weattra
Tasmania
Palestine Position Serious Again
War Office confirms cancellation of the 1st Army Division leave and orders troops back to Aldershot to reinforce Palestine. Government considers sending reinforcements as current forces there cannot maintain martial law effectively. Rumors of immigration curbs are denied in a letter from Captain Gor
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Prestine
Aldershot
War Office
Palestine
Ormaty Gore
Weixmann
Jewkin Agency
Rutharied
Murai Pashs
Lotter
Discipline Plan for A L P Branches in Sydney Electorates
The At P executive voted to discipline branches in Marrickville and Botany for supporting expelled members Maners, Lamarini and Heftoron. Rules amend attendance rights and branch autonomy, enabling automatic chartering of a new branch if a branch council violates executive instructions. The Labour Council sought a special conformer meeting on September 12 but no resolution was passed.
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Sydney
At.p
Marrickvilla
Botany
Maners
Lamarini
Heftoron
Branich Or Caunell
Allen
Mits
Enuinel
He Pation
Labour Council
Uniona
Ibagun
Wool Sales Opening Profits Say Graziers Satisfied
Melbourne reports mixed wool market sentiment with Australian Woolgrowers Council chair Mr Q Daniel Kelly noting the Sydney market showed resilience despite Japan's withdrawal impacting prices. Analysts see fewer players competing as large competitors pull out, shaping the early season.
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Melbourne
Muilay
Sydney
Relief Works by Government Policy Spark Debate
The governments new relief scheme would revive relief work once run by the Public Works Department before private contracting expanded. Officials warn thousands of single men and many married unemployed may be forced back to relief roles as retrenchment reduces Public Works staff and shifts work to councils. local leaders fear higher future costs and uncertain council support as discussions continue.
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Public Works Department
Lobout
Mer
The
Water Board
Anslalant
Labour Council
McAtples
Aeema Coralu
Couvail
Rolte
Munter
North Sydney Council
Counell
Carroll
Mosman
Ryde
Harricon
Adelaide Sales Adelaide Friday Review Fluctuating Demand
Bidding aimed for quality goals and values aligned with June expectations. Demand for certain items was weak, with several withdrawals noted as buyers stayed cautious. The report reflects a cautious market with selective interest and heavy withdrawals.
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Adelaide
Wool Averages in Sydney This Week Fall Slightly
The Sydney wool market shows an average price of 18/16/5 per bale or 125d per lb this week, compared with 10/18/11 per bale or 1204 per lb last opening week. Brokers expect a market rebound as world consumption rises and stockpiles remain modest globally.
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Sydney
Manufacturers Association Eyes Tighter Ties With Government
The Associated Chamber of Manufactures proposes a closer link with the Commonwealth Government. President Mr F Kimeshaw and secretary Mr L Withall discuss a Canberra secretariat and plan further talks with Prime Minister Mr Tyone ahead of the Adelaide conference.
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Associated Chamber of Manufactures 12 Establin m
Canberra
Sasociation
Mir. F. Kimeshaw
Me. L. Withall
Tyone
Yemer- Gay
Commonwealth
Withall
Adelaide
Export Trade AYDNEY Frid ey Ministers Statement
The Asuhitat Ministers announced that negotiations with primary producers and exporters would continue, seeking substantial advantages for primary producers. The minister cited ongoing talks with exporters and crop owners to secure better services, more efficient equipment, and improved freight trade.
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Aydney
Fridey
Asuhitat
Comemoree
Thorby
Jattarnosti
Aot
Alrop
Highland Gathering in Canberra Sees NAW Pipe Band to Play
The Canberra Highland Society and Burns Club announces that the Highland Society of NAW Pipe Band will attend the Canberra Highland Gathering on October 17 and provide music for the Grand March at the Highland Ball in the Albert Hall. The organizing committee selects Campbell tartan for the day and calls for member recruitment, urging interested persons to contact secretary Mr. Alex Aiuart at Lolobharit steowt Xingston.
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Canberra Highland Society
Burns Club
Mighland Society of Naw
Canberra
Albert Hall
Alex
Aiuart
Lolobharit Steowt Xingston
ADDIS ABABA Unsettled Days Food Supplies Short
Unclear report from Addis Ababa notes unsettled days amid food supply concerns. The distorted text mentions London, a pub name, and several garbled names, with references to individuals and places in a period-tinged news brief.
Atlantic flight airmen land in Ireland in chaos
A New York to London air journey arrives at an Irish airfield amid panic crowds in Dublin. Pilot Hindbergn and passengers Jerry Richmond and others report flying about 11 000 feet, averaging near 10 miles an hour at times. Wales sightings, landings delayed, and police line the scene as residents and troops observe the historic arrival.
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London
Hindbergn
Hie Aight
Farts
Bite Pilot
Jerry Richmond
Paasenurer
Liwynalyan
Wailea
Metter
Richmond
Atlantic
Fredmond
Croydon
Quarton
York Fe
Wales
Wales & Considerable Uma
News-Chronicle
Coronation Ceremony Plans Stated by British Officials
The Times reports London officials discussing the coronation schedule and roles for ministers and Dominion participants. The piece notes changes to the timetable and the involvement of the regular army as authorities prepare for the ceremony amid tensions with the Dominion and Fasciat factions.
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London
Sie
Jutsanan
Denon Ne
Fragmented World Peace Congress Debate Text
A fragmented OCR style piece references a peace conference and condemns fascism and political opinion. It notes Catholic denunciation and Redeemal policy, hinting at a mirrored fascist alignment. The passage shows tense rhetoric about media and ideology in a muddled old document.
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Miarnationn Peace Congress
Catholica
Referendum Decision Expected Next Week by Cabinet
Reported remarks suggest a formal Cabinet decision on an early referendum next week. Prime Minister Lyone indicated ministers generally concur, with a vote possibly before Christmas or in January or February, depending on parliamentary timing and constitutional rules. The issue concerns granting Commonwealth powers to regulate marketing and the required two month interval after bill passage.
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Parliamant
Lyone
Yeaterstay
Commerce
Page
Staten
Commonwealth
Lews
N S W backs early referendum in national talk
NSW supports an early referendum on marketing problems as discussed at a federal conference. Bruner, acting premier, said Australians should not tolerate the current situation and that the measure aims to preserve government prerogative, with Victoria and Queensland also backing constitutional amendment.
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Bydney
Bruner
N.S.W
Australia
Braxner
Vic-taria
Queensland
Queensland in favour Bribbane Premier backs constitutional amendment
Queensland Premier Forgan Smith says amendment of the constitution should empower the Commonwealth to regulate interstate trade and suggests a referendum to address pressing health issues. In Adelaide Premier Butler reiterates opposition to a referendum while Latour in South Avenue signals support for appealing to the proper authority.
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Bribbane
Queensland
Forgan Smith
Commonwealth
Adelaidi
Tralia
Butler
Latour Percy
Eer Anty
Pomrtide
Latour
Routh Avenue
Propia
King Edward's Visit to Gallipol War Graves Report
Fragmentary report describes King Edward arriving at Gallipol and being greeted by local officials. The account mentions war graves and a caretaker named Meilinan, with references to Anabo and Anatio in a misted, partial transcription.
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Gallipol
King Edward
Atmwe
Edward
Meilinan
Malison
Operation on A. J. Matthews
Sydney Pride reports the condition of A J Matthews, a neat Sydney teokmaker, who during a forties rose showed improvement. An operation is scheduled for morning at Bevel Frisoe Altre Hospital, and his condition is described as more satisfactory.
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Sydney
Pride
A. J Matthews
Bydney Teokmaker
Bevel Frisoe
Altre
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