Victorian split may affect issue in undecided seats
No clear clarification on undecided seats as votes are counted in the House of Representatives and Senate across states. UAP leads in several seats, Labour possibly rising in Victoria due to party split, with detailed preferences shaping outcomes in New South Wales Tasmania and South Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Sete
Senate
U.A.P
Bass
Queensland
Labour
Victoria
New South Wales
Uap-U.cp
Tasmania
Country Party
U.ap
Werriwa
Dlr Demarini
Candlie
Luchetti Barton
Aldridge
Daring
Blakeley Ia
Welch
Blakeley
Binksley
Nis
Splay Ce
Sat
UAP
Wieners
Nd Hin
Blacklow
Denison
Eranively
Guy Ie
Curtin
Douglas Credit Cab
Corangamite and labeled figures in Australian ballot style
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as MACARA WILLIS and TAJ PHILLIPS with numbers 4,498 and 2,704, alongside partial party or district markers including CORANGAMITE and D.C. The snippet resembles an electoral tally or candidate table from New South Wales or Australian parliamentary material, with multiple aligned figures and identifiers that are incomplete.
Nazi church clash sparks Munich sermon on unity
In Munich a tense religious clash unfolds as Reichsbishop De Mueller and evangelical bishops debate Nazi attacks on dissenters. A sermon by Bishop Hartzer denounces pressure on the church, while crowds feared Nazi squads press through streets near the Brown House. Bavarian premier Bicht warns dissenters the Reich will not tolerate opposition to church unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Reichbishop de Mueller
Echuca
Harter Meiser
Varian Partarorne
Caureh
MOSS
Stewart
Luther
God
Davies
UCP
Hutchinson
Jones
Brown House
Marahrens
Travor
Annoy
Musiler
Herr Bichert
Neerdlinden
Warne
Reich
Isehiar Piailey
U.cp
Lbleod
Cholfield
English Comments Wimmera Nder son Bingie Tax
Fragmentary OCR text listing names such as RICCLELLAND A.C.P MORGAN WAP COMPBON iv indicating English comments or notes tied to a local tax issue. No clear event or outcome emerges from the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimmeranderson
Bingie
Ricclelland
A.C.P
Morgan
WAP
West Australia list of names and affiliations
A fragmented OCR reads a roster style list with multiple personal names and initials such as Forrest Davies, Hogan, Hartnet, Gregort, Barnard, Nicol, Rosevear, Thompson and others, each followed by unclear party or club affiliations and locations in Western Australia. The passage lacks coherent context but appears to catalog individuals and their associations.
Australian election results reshape banking policy debate
The report surveys Australian and Irish press on Lyons and Lang banking plans, noting voters favoured safety and critiquing nationalization aims. It highlights Labor's stance against blanket repudiation while warning that a credit system push could threaten credit.
South Australia boat race notes incomplete
Fragmentary OCR lists names and initials such as DARCY, HOARE, DAWES, G, FRANKLIN, BLACKLOW, ROBT, and MOYLE with parenthetical hints. The text references locations like SOUTH AUSTRALIA and QMALLORAN but lacks a clear event, date, or outcome. No coherent reportable fact emerges beyond a partial roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darcy
Dawes
Hee Hoare
Glee
Qmalloran
Olbay
Moyle
Booked His Seat Mr McCall in First Youngest Member
A seat is booked for Mr McCall who won representation for the Martin electorate in New South Wales by a first count majority. A telegram from Parliament authorities confirms the allotment of a meal to the new member. A white envelope bearing his name on a government bench signals his energy in two recent elections. He will be the youngest member of the new Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manchester Guardian
Lyons
Lang
Australia
Yorkshire Observer
Country Party
Ottawe
Mr. Lyons
Poe
Tates
Aurtealing Alley
Jereait
Eyons
Labour
Scullin
Ula
Cooper
UCP
Crawford
Byrne
F.L
Carroll
7.S
Ita
Hartley
House of Representatives
McCall
Martin
New South Wales
Special arrangement in Rauter's world Servier sources
Special arrangement noted in Rauter's world Servier compilations across various information sources. Wave-published data reserves rights in Australia and New Zealand. Unauthorized use restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauter
Servier
Australia
More Than 40 Forfeit Deposits Reported in Sydney
More than forty candidates who contested the section will lose their deposits as they did not poll the required one fifth of the successful candidate in the primary vote. Each deposit is £25, totaling over £1000 to revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Alleged Irregularity In Geelong West Ballot Scrutiny
After Geelong West polling ended Saturday night an allegation arose that a scrutineer pocketed a bundle of ballots. The Wectoral Officer Mr Travers ordered a close inquiry into the irregularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Geelong West
Travers
A Political Miracle in Government Reform Speech
The Secretary of the UA Hornfield called the act a political miracle saying the government, after 30 years, could maintain the record while undergoing redistribution that cost two ventures in New South Wales. He praised unprecedented persistence despite challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UA Hornfield
New South Walme
Round Table Talk at Lords Preludes MCC Body Line Clash
London Sunday report that G Robinson editor of Winds Almanac says a round table discussion at Lord's next Thursday will seek a solution to the body line controversy. Australians likely invited as a prelude to an MCC statement. Strong reliance on English players views but many senior players unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
G. Robinson
Unknown man found in river near Wagga, similar case
In Sydney on Monday, a body of an unknown man was found in the Murrumbidgee River near Wagga, close to where Percy Smith’s body was found. The unidentified man had an incision on the neck and was caught in a large snag. vital organs were removed for analysis as authorities pursue possible foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mel
Murrumbidges River
Wages
Percy Smith
Clottas
Faherman
Analysta
Truco Polsod
Duchess Tour Schedule Goes Through Bungendore
The Royal Train will spend about nine hours in Bungendore goods yard before traveling to Canberra, after leaving Goulburn in the evening of October 38. The Duke of Gloucester will rest there for the night and arrive in Canberra in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Mongay
Duke of Gloucester
New South Wales
Goulburn
Canberra
Bungendary
Canterre
Bungendore
Unclear fragmentary naval report with scattered names
Fragmentary text mentions HMS Sussex HLMS Buavex Atson Bundy VARA and diving service. References a Duke and an attest man on a ship, but details are garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HLMS
Buavex Atson
Bundy
Wyk
Duke Eotar
Australian film actress Judy Welly taken in London
Australian film actress Judy Welly was taken into hospital in London after undergoing an appendicitis operation during filming at Rhapherd's Falcon. The incident occurred while she was working on a movie in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Film Actres
London
Monty
Fim
Actres
Judy Welly
Rhapherd
Billiards Sydney Sees Lindrum Lead Night Session
In Sydney on a Monday night the billiards scene features Lindrum at the top with a score of 13,676 across the tonal event. The night also highlights several players and performances including 41, 6&5 avisie 1 41481 amid the lively club atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Searse
Lindrum
Princess Marina Triumphs as London Arrival Draws Large Crowds
Princess Marina and Prince George arrive by Channel steamer to cheering crowds at Fulkestone Limdoch and Victoria Station. She greets a nurse and old lady, then travels by train to London amid waving country folk and enthusiastic spectators. Motor car rides to York House follow, with a large crowd at King’s Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marina
Prince George
Fulkestone
Limdoch
Miss Box
Princesa Marina
Embankment
Pio George
Lian Jaures
aifecHonale KiMes
Victoria
Handy
York’ House
Brie
King’s Cross
Prince George and
Redens
Balmoral Castle
Anglican Synod Moves to Inquire on Moral Standards
The Anglican Synod debated appointing a committee to study moral standards in the community amid concerns over declining sanctions. A motion by Dr W A Head suggested reducing membership to speed action, with protests and withdrawals from some members. The Synod also supported a special court in the North Territory for native offenders and praised state governments for anti unemployment efforts encouraging church members to aid the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Canon Pox
Amelican
W. A- Head
Bynad
Ths
Fegel Profecnior
Jamongutite
JUN
Orderly Return Directed as Tamagana Strike Ends
The Industrial Commission announces the Mats Council of the Federated Ironworkers directed the Tamagona works strikers to return to work. A council resolution condemns the strike action as a breach of Wharalaa and a serious disregard of union members’ rights. The commissioner expresses cautious hope the move will restore labor peace.
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Stonet
Mats Council
Federated Ironworkers’ Assomciation
Tamagana Works
Denford
Tha Strikern
Asvoekir Ms
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Willis
Fiat
Galare Arthur Smith
D.C
Beast
Taj Phillips
Fhorby
U.C.P
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Whegood
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Orden
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U.A
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