Canberra unemployed deputation to G G deemed unconstitutional
Military Secretary to the Governor General reported that the Canberra unemployed deputation request cannot be entertained. The Governor General cannot meet the demand as it would be unconstitutional and pure political pressure on ministers. The plan to present a petition to the Governor General was abandoned.
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Pt. L.S. Bracegirdle
Canon Robertson
Canberra
Lam
Excellency
The
Actron
Lito Te Wee
Injistices Oxiatine
Moderal Aphal
Rata Ter Sulies
Hospital Hours Costs Involved in NSW Commission Inquiry
NSW commission hears proposals for reduced hospital working hours and 44 to 48 hour weekly limits. Arch Rankin and Husties Webb discuss financial impact, pay, and possible annual cost of around £10,000 if approved. Officials caution against frequent shifts and rising medical expenditure.
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Aydney
Arch
A Rankin
Nsw
eLore
Webb
Alan
Mraen
Frentine Ajany
Hankis
Confession in London Murder Trial Details
A fragmentary report from London describes a murder case with a confession and police involvement. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The text references a suspect, a woman with a dubious reputation, a key possession, and judicial proceedings.
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London
British and French Proposals on Disarmament Agreement
London reports outline British and French plans for a disarmament accord. Cabinets discuss a nine month interval before wartime material release, while urging an international commission to investigate British and French imaging and compliance with the proposed terms. The Morning Post cites concern that a detailed scheme may clash with powers granted to the Commission.
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London
Couvernmant Gelings
Not
Pinarmaqaent Commission
Fakirs Stoned to Death in Lucknow Mob Attack
An angry mob in Lucknow stoned four Fakirs, dragging them a mile, as rescuers arrived to intervene. The injured were taken to a hospital amid chaotic scenes. The minister condemned the assault and promised action.
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Kidnanpinx
Re introduction of compulsory training urged by Canberra diggers
A North City Returned Soldiers' League sub-branch meeting passed a resolution urging the Federal Government to re establish compulsory training in the Commonwealth. Moved by Mr R Rowe the motion argued Britain and Australia face danger from disarmament and that seven divisions are the minimum defence requirement. support came from a local member.
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Commonwealth
North City
Returned Soldiers’ League
Returned Soldiers’ Club
R. Rowe
Britain
Australia
Feasay
Austrasia
Rows
Daler
No Stop in U S A Navy Plans
President Roosevelt announced plans to proceed without restriction on the 238,000,000 dollar program to build the United States Navy to the limit. Contracts have been let and will not be withdrawn or altered. The administration emphasizes no abandonment of the Linkingag program to boost industrial recovery and employment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States Navy
White House
Provident Mauvevelt
Reichstag Fire London Inquiry Report Doubts Official Statements
A London inquiry report on the Reichstag fire questions German leaders and official statements. It cites suspicions of pre election manipulation, notes that a pro-Nazi line may have influenced events, and discusses Vanderlubbe and other figures while suggesting some evidence points away from a single revolutionary plot.
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Vaimon
Worthvanday
Tirlor
Welchniux Klee
London
M Pritt
Tie Nuala
Avery Owut
Fitiven
Vanderlubbe
Rome
Incandirlen
Canthin
Goering’ House
Michel Rayuria
Revort Muatex
Peraanalieg
Axel Lint
Rial
Leipzig Trial Opens Amid War Talk and Incendiary Charges
Reports from Leipzig describe the approaching trial of five incendiary suspects tied to a Reichstag fire. Major Lercy forecasts war risk if charged merely with arming incitement, while others face related counts. Court proceedings, impartiality concerns, and public access are noted as gramophone records and broadcasts prepare to document the events.
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Lelzig
Parrisios
Germany
Europe
Asia
Iat
Smasa
Umm
Sventiig
Opening Scene in Court Sparks Wartime Treason Trial
In a dramatic opening at the Supreme Court, Vanderlubbe faces treason charges and possible death for alleged plots across the Royal Palace Helehetag Ully Mall and World Fair Office. Judge Unger presides as defense and prosecution spar over motive and evidence.
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Supreme Court
Vanderlubbe
Wanda
Dr. Unger
Holt
Asouaed
Lomwake
Garman Juntes
Charewa
Buen
Terme Royal Palace
Helehetag
Ully Mall
Defence Movement in Melbourne Public Meeting Planned
Melbourne Thursday report says the Lord Mayor agreed to convene a public meeting to form the Defence of Australia League aiming to mobilize local support and organize regional defense efforts.
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Defence Movement
Melbourne
Defence of Australia League
Armament Debate Sparks University Meeting
Thursday ALG gathering of University students discussed defence policy. The group supported arming measures but warned against provoking global war. Participants urged careful scrutiny of propagandist rhetoric influencing Australia’s defense stance.
Budget Cabinet Meeting Sets Final Touches for October 11
The Federal Cabinet met today to finalize touches on the budget. The completed plan will be delivered on October 11.
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Melpiurne
Tourmay
Prohibitive duties planned to shield NASA program imports
Distorted report on cheap forest products prompts White House draft of new duties. Administration seeks extra tariffs and broader controls, aiming to protect the space program against perceived undervalued imports.
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Washington
Wedsiwaday
NASA
Proramme
Um Blais
Furtermore
Bruce named High Commissioner to London after cabinet resignation
Melbourne report says Prime Minister Lyons announced Mr. S. M. Bruce will be appointed High Commissioner in London after resigning from the Ministry and Flinders seat. Bruce plans a brief return to Australia to renew local contacts and continue government representation.
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Melbourne
Mr. Lyons
S. M. Bruce
London
Bruce
Flindere
Australia
Dean Inge Rejects Old Heaven and Hell Ideas
London reports that Dean Inge rejects traditional Christian Heaven and Hell in a preface to God and the As onomer. Desh Inge notes reformist views abroad and considers whether Bruce could work in Australia or London while government duties continue. Bruce would stay in London to pursue loans conversions, with Lyons warning loss to Cabinet if he leaves.
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Dean Inge
Heaven
Hell
London
Desh Inge
Bruce
Australia
Brace
Jaondon
Purdue
Mrr
Britain
Lyons
Seriou
Manchukuo Plague Threat Triggers Drastic Quarantine
In Manchukuo the plague threat prompts drastic measures as authorities impose quarantines in Manchukuo and Mukden Chang-chun to halt southern spread. Reports indicate hundreds dead and many more ill as officials mobilize to contain the epidemic amid severe travel restrictions and public warnings.
Dolfuss Forms Cabinet to Take Over Austrian State
Vienna reports late Wednesday that Dr. Dollfuss and President Miklas agreed he would assume control of the State Executive. He forms a five minister cabinet with seven state secretaries and holds multiple portfolios, asserting power over army and police. Major Fey becomes vice chancellor while Buresch stays finance minister.
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Vienna
Dolfuss
Wilhelm Miklas
Fey
Buresch
Tig Pasa Betas
Heimwehr
Foy
Parliment
Trio
Inc
Inkordinals Wader
Mulmeris
Roosevelt weighs inflation plan with Cornell expert
President Roosevelt held a long talk with Dr. George War fem of Cornell on inflation and a commodity dollar concept. The meeting sparked speculation that Warren is drafting a plan tied to a commodity price index, while Roosevelt warned against early statements and avoided detailing policy. Washington sources hint a devaluation of the dollar’s gold value may occur after the gold standard era ends, pending broader decisions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George Warfem
Cornell University
Warren
Debejone
Browers
Jean Vun
Qiic Wilence
Henutee Thomas
Roosvelt
Janent
New York
United
Sterling Near Par With Dollar Amid Exchange Pressures
In early trading the pound hovered near parity with the dollar as markets weighed policy signals and the prospect of a steady English currency. The day saw tentative moves, with the closing rate around the stated level amid ongoing volatility.
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Ain'a
Iene
Thieves Caught In Act At Local Store
Three men robbed a mercery late last night. A suspect was shot in the thigh by a police bullet and arrested after a chase. Bullets tore a car as another suspect tried to flee. The robbers valued at 900 were found packed for removal. one charged with breaking and entering.
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Inn
Railway Awards Headed to Arbitration Court
The NAW Railway and Transit Commission applied to Hull Arbitration Court for an injunction restraining State Industrial Commissioners at W.S.W. from proceeding with a widespread awards dispute. The Australian Railways Union and Federated Railway Workers initially sought higher wages and better conditions. Judge Beady noted potential action if the court could proceed next week, while Chief Judge Catheidge highlighted limited funds and wage differentials. The case reflects a broader dispute over standard hours and wage levels.
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Melbourne
NAW, Railway and Transit Commissionery
Hull Arbitration Court
State Industrial Commissionera
Australian Railways Union and Federated
Renworker’ Unive
Lropworkss
Hiate
Bapa
Syilemon
Bow Tebien
Bevdy Wala
Doners
Jtrdee Catheidge Vaid
Uae
Bhewhaa
Onibridge
Wetter Farmig
J Beale
Pert Beard
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MR. S. M. Bruce
Abe Lyonm
Mr. Bruce
Manchukuo
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Menchukuo
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Dotfuss
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