Austria May Be Fascist State Race With Death
Vienna reports strong rumours that Chancellor Dollfuss will move Austria toward Italian styled governance. A Vatican approval is believed possible as political circles discuss a regime ultra nationalist and anti semitic with limited Hitlerism, amid tensions over harvest districts and proclamations.
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Austria
London
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
Dolfuss
Beate
Kanina
Hitler
Vatican
Four killed in Grand Prix of Italy race crash
At Milan a 62 kilometer Grand Prix collision killed Campari and three other drivers among Alfa Romeo and competitors. The incident in the second half of the race injured remaining riders and ended the event.
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Italy
Milan
Fagio
Alfa Romeo
Hugvill'e
Campari
Barblert
Casielbucco
Boraachina
Hest
Count Ceukowski
Hungarian Sympathy for the Nazis Party Condemnation Prompts Debate
In Budapest the government party leader condemned Nas i sympathizers and urged opposing views as a strong stance amid growing conviction that a Nazi victory in Austria could entrench their influence. The president of the government party argued against Nazism while invoking religious language to defend national thought.
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Budapest
Bunaay
Nasi
OE Brieavaunky
Sue Theran
Christ
Anatriran
Nazi Sentences in Germany Reported in Brief
A report from Germany notes sentences handed to several individuals amid wartime trials. One worker received a five year term for offenses tied to wartime conduct, while three others faced shorter penalties in related charges.
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Werlin
Auindey
Maximai Seitenvi
Germany
Frontier Violations Reported Amid Soviet Tensions
report notes alleged incursions along the frontier with Manchukuo and Soviet actions including arrests and counterclaims. authorities cite foreign minister statements about banding and illegal operations. officials warn of continued violations and calls for strict handling by the Soviet Government and regional authorities.
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Shanchal
Ammen
Uehponsky
Popu
Concordat Signed Amid London Ratification Debate
A concordat between Valent and Germany has been ratified amid London debates over the accord. British officials weigh implications as the agreement advances, signaling a potential shift in regional diplomacy and economic ties.
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London
Germany
Bath
Storm Troopers Die In Car Collision Anniversary Proclaimed
Storm Troopers were killed in a car collision during a nine event. The report mentions a Munich Putsch anniversary to be celebrated on November tenth in Erin and Lamont.
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Sandayd
Storm
Jory
Ronan
Erin
Munday
Stunien
Munich
Renewal funding reforms eyed by Sydney council
Local Government amendment proposals aim to empower regional councils to extend loans and adjust repayment terms. The treasurer indicated amendments would enable quicker financial response while ensuring responsible use of funds and clearer ministerial oversight.
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Sydney
Apooner
Prison escape in New Zealand by two inmates
An OCR fragment reports two inmates named Harris O'dwill and George Hare escaping from a Mount des Caat facility in New Zealand. Details are garbled but indicate a recent breakout and a security response, with no clear dates or locations beyond the prison site.
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Avickland
Harris O'dwill
George Haresand
Mount Des Caat
Actini
Amin
Cuban Impasse in Santiago Hinders Government Return
In Santiago a tense standstill followed the refusal of Machado supporters to accept the new government. Army officers refused to return to duty and commerce was halted as the capital faced a political deadlock.
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Santiago
Cubs
Senor Machado
World tour record and fatal crash at event
A catastrophic crash during a major race near The tAl Apot led to the overturning vehicle exploding and incinerating the occupant as thousands watched in horror. Survivors described the chaotic scene with multiple cars colliding, trackside embankments, and emergency responses, while families mourned losses amid the wreckage.
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tAl
Ballastrera
bin Fakulf Ane
Vanyvrl
Thieern Pot
Cuxissharon
Akidund
Defence training units recruit by country centres
Defence authorities report recruitment efforts in New South Wales country centres to form training detachments at Taehurst Wanga and Oranke. Bathurst contingent led by Captain BV BtEAtton Navy Waswa unit under Major Pinkatone and F Palmer, former 1st Battalion member, are noted in the attempt to bolster defences.
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Bydney
New South Wales
Attachnante
Taehurst
Wanga
Aod Oranke
Ecruit
Defence Department
BV. Bteatton
Bathurst
Pinkatone
Waswa
F. Palmer
Lato
Orange
Revenue boom and surplus in Commonwealth finances for two months
The Treasury reports a £2,540,000 surplus after two months of the current financial year. Receipts totalled £6,464,000 in July August, while expenditure was £4, BN6,008. Revenue sources included income tax £1,436,000, customs £1,010,000, excise £494,000, and stamp tax £794,000. Expenditure included internal sinking fund £900,000, war pensions £4,6,000, invalid and old age pensions £033,000, and war expenses £1,081,000 on behalf of the State. The August consolidated revenue fund position is outlined with further items.
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Adu
Treasury
Pu Ne
De Valera Attacks New Irish Opposition Leader
In a Dundalk speech Mr. De Valera attacks General O'Dumty and the new opposition party, accusing them of threatening Ireland's existence and democracy. He warns of a dictatorship and says the government fosters a climate for control while blaming the British government.
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de Valera
New Party
O'Dumty
Dundalk
Adared
Ireland
Mirrauder
Pojawern
Com Qiave
O'Durty
Body-Ling Dead Ends Career at Fingland Gates
The Athletic News reports in Fingland that body-ling is considered dead as counties decisively gate it down. References to Jardine's retirement are said to appease Australia, and there will be no delivery of his head on a charger.
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London
the Athletic News
Fingland
Jardine
Australia
Ireland Faces Hard Economic War and Unity Call
A fragmented quote about Ireland facing a future under economic war. Mr. De Vatera warns that Ireland cannot pay and urges unity and discipline to endure pressure from England, hoping success in the economic struggle will sustain population peace at home.
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Ireland
Mr. de Vatera
England
Patce
Union backs modern defence drive in Australia
The Marine Brewards Union general secretary Mrs A We Moate urged building igropians and submarines as part of Australia's defence policy. She claimed Funai had adopted pacific policy but Australia could be the best armed power in the world, arguing the best way to prevent war was to be ready for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Marine Brewards’ Union
A. We Moate
Australia
Moscow Prison Riot Provokes Armed Guard Response
A chaotic incident at the Anmoia penal farm erupts during visitors hour with heavily armed inmates and guards exchanging fire. Six inmates reportedly wounded and three more seriously hurt while guards and workers attempt to restore order amid confusion and fear.
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Funday
Comvicta
Anmoia
Girard
Aramcon
Aueton
Russia
Pelaousz
Upper House Machinery Bill Cabled for Royal Assent
The text of the Upper House Machinery Bill was cabled to London by the Governor Sir Phillip Game for Royal Assent. It is probable the assent will be received before the week end.
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Sydney
London
Sir Phillip Game
Mr S M Bruce High Commissioner Resignation As Minister
Sir Edward Bruce resigns as minister and high commissioner post amid political shifts. The statement notes his departure from public office and the transition of duties to preferred successors, with no further details on timing.
Bruce to resign as Australian treasurer for High Commissioner post
Australian Resident Minister in London M. Bruce plans to resign to become High Commissioner for Australia. Talks between Prime Minister Lyons and Bruce discussed arrangements by wireless amid ongoing negotiations. Bruce will forward resignation to the Parliament and assume duties abroad within weeks, continuing large currency stack conversions.
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Byoney
London
5. M. Bruce
Commonwealth
Australia
Bruce
D. A. Lyons
Ametana
Med
House of Representatives
Airual
Illegal Skins Company Wins Appeal In Sydney Case
In a decision by Acting Judge Nield at the Quarter Bensions Appeals Court, Riley Newman LAG won an appeal against a conviction and fine of 140% imposed on the company for a crime. The court upheld that the word knowingly implied actual knowledge, not mere constructive knowledge, and allowed the appeal while noting a possible defect in the law that could be amended.
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Sydney
Nield
Bensions
Riley Newman
BEX
Lyons comments on High Commissioner appointment status
Mr Lyons of Mandax says the cabinet is examining the High Commissioner post and aims for an early decision. Mr Bruce continues duties as High Commissioner and negotiates for Australia loan maturities, which prompted Rin's visit. No final departure arrangements have been decided.
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Adelaide
Mandax
8. M. Bruce
Lyons
Bruce
Australia
Bail Refused In Attempted Murder Case
The application to grant bail for May Over on charges of bludgeoning with intent to murder was denied by Justice Brrent. The hearing revealed allegations that the applicant attempted to shoot herself, while a former lover was shot during the alleged struggle. The judge described the case as very serious and refused bail.
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Sydney
Imade
Brrent
May
Electrification Plan for Northern Line Examined
Government proposal on electrifying the northern line between Hornsby and Newcastle is discussed. It argues costs would not exceed the power stations now supplying Sydney and Newcastle, with stations already operating supplying current demand.
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Mydney
Boon
Hornsby
Newcastle
Gydney
Lord Grey Estate Landon Funday Unit Tale
Fragmented text mentions Lord Grey and an estate event with Captain Deel Hraves, described as director of Empire broadcasting. Further readable details are scarce, leaving unclear roles, dates, or outcomes. The snippet suggests a historical setting with named individuals and a broadcast-related connection.
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Landon
Grey
Deel Hraves
Fle Empire
State finances drop in revenue across two months
A fragmented report from New York outlines a decline in state revenue for the current two months of the financial year. It notes heavy collections in certain taxes and widespread strikes affecting income, unemployment, and land endowment taxes, with a deflation compared to last year and warnings of continued shortfalls.
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Sydney
Treasury
New York
SNME
Funy
Tang
Treaseres
Etber HL
LFA
Alee
Dar
Jim
Rumoured Move to Revise Naval Treaties Heads London
The Daily Express and a Washington correspondent suggest Japan and the United States may join Britain in a three power conference to revise the naval treaties. The idea appears tied to competitive naval building, though the State Department denies such plans.
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London
Daily Express
Japan
United
Ataterman
Camerons
Washington
Hrillahy United Premanya
Two Men Charged In North Sydney Church Robbery
In North Sydney court William Maxwell and Ronald Matts faced charges of breaking and entering the Roman Catholic Church at Naremburn and stealing fats and a bottle of wine. Police say the defendants admitted the break in. no safe was opened though it held sacred ornaments. Both were committed for trial.
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Sydney
North Sydney Court
William ‘Maxwiel
Ronald Matts
Naremburn
Defensanta
Maxwell
Lang Labour Party tariff policy debated by committees
The joint committee secretary Mr J D Westmore says the proposed tariff policy benefits the nation and is ready to engage with all community sections from an Australian perspective. He argues that downward tariff revisions could ease government finances and general taxation, while promoting infant-industry protection for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lang Labour Party
J. D. Westmore
Wentnore
India
Gross Jorst
Atlen
Lang
Nétorl
Petrol Prices Fall with World Trend in News South Wales
In New South Wales the local petrol market mirrors a global downward trend. Company manager T. Mlooen cites local conditions as contributing to the price decline aligned with worldwide movements.
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Bydney
New South Walen
T. Mlooen
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