Empire Unity Dr Page Outlines Policy
Dr Ravin Page spoke to Country Party adherents outlining Empire unity policy. He urged a coordinated Empire plan for trade and protection to lift living standards, favoring Britain’s position while expanding the internal market through central organization and Commonwealth coordination. He cited Japan Australia relations and urged a unified approach to marketing and production within the Empire.
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Wydney
Moniny
Ravin Page
Country Party
Page
Japan
Australia
Britain
Marenguly
Fawr
Aiready
Bath Heater Blast Causes Gas Explosion in South Brest Flat
A gas explosion in a South Brest flat, likely triggered by a bath heater, injured several residents including Ila Delantinty who suffered a concussion. The blast blew a hole from floor to ceiling, damaging the dwelling and scattering debris into the room below, with others escaping injury.
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Ila Delantinty
Brest
Double Bay
Bank Inquiry Urges Cheap Overdrafts for Wool Growers
In Sydney on Monday the Banking Commission resumed its inquiry. Farmer Ogilvie of Glennia urged very low interest advances for wool owners awaiting sale. He argued buyers could avoid loading stock with debt and brokers at auctions by direct funding to growers. He noted the cost of selling wool via London auctions and cited a 10 percent rate if clips are sold directly, compared with 20 percent in 1913.
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Ydney
Capiminston
Eidwerd Douglan Ogilvie
Havin
Ogilvie
London
Counires
Australia
Toledo Defenders Hold Out Madrid Alcazar Siege
Monday war dispatches report Toledo defenders repelling a Government assault on the Alcazar. Insurgent planes attempted to drop supplies but were driven off. Government forces, aided by Miwu troops, push along main roads toward relief without yet breaking the defense.
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Madrid
War Ministry
Toledo
Shelly
Bombe
Alcazar
Pan American Airway Opens San Francisco Manila Service
New Transpacific Air Line announced regular service between San Francisco and Manila. First passengers to embark in San Francisco on October 21, with a six day journey and five stops before landing in Manila.
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New York
Pan-American Airwaymine
San Francisco
Manila
Manilla
Bomb Explosion in Havana Kills Four Injures Twenty Seven
A truck bomb exploded near a church and newspaper office in Havana, killing four people and injuring twenty seven. A second blast was prevented when authorities found 100 sticks of dynamite in the same area, threatening further devastation. The incident damaged the newspaper Diasio de le Marine and caused about 200000 in damages.
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Havana
Monany
Validt
Diasio de le Marine
Slemante
Foreign arms in Spain spark Geneva protest by Spanish minister
Spanish Foreign Minister Benor Alvarez del Bao denounced shipments to Madrid amid reports that US troops lack armed support while rebels stockpile arms. A Berlin mouthpiece alleged Russia supplies war materiel to the government, with arms and aircraft arriving at Barcelona and Madrid. The Gibraltar correspondent said Belgium and France assist with resupply, and Spain’s civil governor battles control as the consul is advised the city is not under control.
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London
Yagne
Tormga Legion
Jumaens
Amerohiate Syndientiel
la Sulktiardid
Matarea
Yaliana
Ender
Rowsan
Barcelona
the Times
Quittea Prem
Kalin
Palme
Geneva
Benor Alvarez del Bao
Madrid
Berlin
Volkiacher Beodschter
Bish
Russia
Barelona
Beedrid
France
Belgium
Daladier Warns Workers Over Strike Action in Paris
In Paris Sunday Minister Daladier and Radical leaders urged workers to avoid protests threatening democracy and national welfare. They warned that repeated occupations risk government action and the suspension of authority if similar incidents recur.
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Paris
Daladier
Potence Sid
Rocalista
Cacéar Campingh
Parte
Popular Front
Ne~ Orlea
Poisoning Charge Father Bound Over
Clarence Northey faced Quarter Sessions judge Clancy on a July 30 poisoning charge alleging he maliciously tried to poison his wife and Sue Asterpolgon with intent to murder. He was bound over in 20 pounds bail and two years of good behaviour with abstention from intoxicants.
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Moret
Clarence Northey
Clancy
Asterpolgon ‘Ehlideen
Northeyn
Nwa
Britain Expands Navy in 1937 with New Cruisers
London reports naval writer Hector Bywater cites the Coronation year as the completion of 9,000-ton cruisers armed with 12 six inch guns and two 5,000-ton cruisers with six inch guns, part of the up programme.
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London
Hector Bywater
Dail Telegraph
Insurance experts tour Australian states for national plan
British Ministry of Labour officer Mr. G Ed Twee travels through Queensland and New South Wales on a mission to assess instituting a national insurance scheme in Australia. Sir Walter Kinnear will visit Melbourne to study conditions. two actuaries and other officials support the inquiry to estimate costs and advise Treasury.
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Australia
Ministry of Labour
Queensland
New South Wales
Melbourne
Adriatae
Perth
Hobart
Walter Kinnear
National Insurance
Canberra
Canny
Ble Waller
Battory
Commonwealth Statistician
H. Green
Royal Commission
Oia “National Insurance
Commonwealth
Mr. Face
Explosions on Line Near Wangaretts Prompt Police Search
Police and Tall way workers cleared a main line near Wangaretts in a Monday search for explosives after two men were involved. A suspect allegedly described explosive placement and provided instructions, but authorities found no explosives on the ballast after removing a section of track.
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Jurne
Tallway
Wangaretts
Wangaratte
Ganges
Socialist Victory in Sweden Prompts Film Ban
A Swedish socialist victory sparks controversy as a new Avatraitan film faces ban by the New South Wales authority in Commonwealth Fire Center. The plot centers on a heroine in a compromising scene. Margot Rhys appears, filming in a risky setting as the Socialists and Communists gain a majority. The production, by Expeditionary Silmme Ltd., plans a Sydney premiere with 230 seats.
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Sydney
Althowh
Fim
South Walea
Commonwealth
Cenver
Btocicholm
Omlally
Times
Sweden
Riss
Margot Rhys
Lance
Gmnilty
Woo
Expeditionary Silmme. Ltd
Parker and Hi Teyoured
Speculator
Bydoey
Physical test of New Zealand drivers
Avickland reports that drivers of motor vehicles in New Zealand will face physical tests to ensure road safety. Regulations require pedestrians to use footpaths where possible and stress caution near busy streets to reduce accidents.
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Avickland
Naw Derland
Lloyd George on Germany and Hitler in five column interview
Lloyd George says Germany does not desire to attack Europe and warns democracy lacks strong leadership. He notes Germany’s rearmament plans, economic mobilization, and expansionist aims while doubting a near war, yet questions if Hitler truly seeks peace and criticizes democratic paralysis in Britain.
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Germany
Europe
Lliyd George
News-Chronicle
France
Cers
Hiller
Geman
Jis de Olay
Mackie
Hitler
Doméone
Lloyd
Lloyd Gorge
Lloyd George
Stalin
Mussolini
Britain
Alttee
Palherland
Aires
Helllak
Brill
Mwaich
Mir
Wigan
Herr Hitter
Rcch
Llnyd George
Herr Hiller
Four Year Plan Aims for Tight State Control and War Measures
A report on a Nürnberg speech outlining Hitler's four year plan. It emphasizes stronger central state power, drastic curtailment of private enterprise, and rapid progress toward autarky. The second phase would enforce martial law to support the campaign.
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Nuremburg
Say
Herr Koehler
Mass
State Central
Army maneuvers on a scale unseen in 30 years
In Burlin the army holds massive drills with generals Von Blomberg and Doering presiding. Armored units and apodalized artillery work in calisbostion echo the Nazi era, as Herr Hitler anticipates further mobilization. The First Army is mobilized as a major new phase begins.
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Burlin
von ‘Blomberg
Doering
Joint call for ALP unity sparks public meeting
A public meeting in Goulburn discussed ALP unity amid dispute over state and federal leadership. Speakers urged compromise, constitutional changes, and a party caucus committee including representatives from ALP Executive Trades Labour Council and caucus to seek national and state unity under a federal labour member if needed.
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Goulburn
Monde
J. Tally
Lsu
Alu
Santrol
ALP
Existive
Trades, and Labour Council
Partiementry
Sub Division Proposals From Graziers and Producer Groups
Sydney delegates report on planned closer settlement policy with major producer associations backing voluntary and compulsory subdivision options. The Granters' Annocation, Farmers and Setters' Annuciation, and Primary Producers' Union urge government action. Proposals include landholder led settlement, government land aiding funds, and possible immigration supports to boost settlement and development.
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Sydney
Eni
Iirat
Furnere End Bet— Hora’ Association
Pocent Annus
Hacking
Ananda
Union Rec
Bialé
Crome
Wrongful Arrest Inquiry Expected Amid Ongoing Probe
An early inquiry into a wrongful arrest is anticipated as officials continue a broad probe. Details remain sparse, but investigators signal forthcoming statements. The case centers on alleged civil rights violations and potential improprieties in law enforcement procedures.
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DR. Page
Transpacific Air Line
Wrecks
Cuba
Spain
Gibraltar
Daily Telegraph
Dellano Aseria
Bataga
Ely
Britgh Navy
Leach
N.Z
Italy
Fouth
A.lp
Dispute
M.L.A
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