Defence policy speech outlines stronger Australia arms plan
Sydney dispatch reports Sir George Pearce detailing defence expansion including a four cruiser squadron with aircraft, a destroyer leader and four destroyers, minesweepers, bases and fuel stores, plus modernising the air force. He urged coordinated naval and air expansion and domestic production to bolster national security and maintain peace.
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Sydney
Australia
Defence
George Pearce
Gov
Wheat imports decline in leading wheat countries
Melbourne reports a serious drop in Australian wheat imports as France Italy and Germany fall back in production rankings. Minister Thal noted North America’s surge and warned Australian growers of price impacts. Italy and Germany increased sowing, while overall prices and market dynamics affect Australia’s position in global wheat trade.
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Melbourne
Thal
Jenntrion
France
Italy
Ag Hat Austad
America
Stewart
Australia
Germany
Border Trade Test Case In High Court Develops
Melbourne court hears application by the Federal Attorney General for leave to intervene in a matter involving inter-state motor carriers. The case centers on a fine of £100 imposed on Price Alexander Hill at Wagga Court for operating a motor lorry in Victoria under the Transport Regulations Act. The High Court granted the application.
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Melbourne
Bull High Court
Feons
Oans
Perminaione
NRW
Alexander Hill
Wagga
Victoria
Railwaysmen petition adjourned amid court jurisdiction clash
For Rusala Atoney, Monday the nun of Railwaysmen applied before Conciliation Commissioner Menwood. He noted the Railway Commission’s bid for a Federal Court injunction had not progressed and would defer the matter until the Federal Court rules. He argued it wrong for two courts to exercise jurisdiction simultaneously. The hearing adjourned to Thursday.
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Atoney
Menwood
Strumler
M. Merrit
M. Cot
France
Not Fascist Dr Dolfiss Dislike Term VIENNA Bombay
A fragmentary interview quotes Dr Dolfias opposing the fascist label and criticizing the Geneva description of government. He mentions a social Christian state and warns of a decree to jail atrocity activities aimed at communists under flawed leadership.
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Vienna
Bombay
Geneva
Dolfias
Bignor
Mussolini
Dolfuew
Dolfuee
Botany Strike Meeting Hints Courthouse Settlement
A conference led by deputy Industrial Registrar H. Tarrant sought a quick end to the wool and basil industry dispute. Union reps promised to consult members and report by 1 PM. Police and employers prepared for further action if talks fail, but the overall tone was more hopeful after the session.
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Sydney
Federal Arbitration Court
Ms. H. Tarrant
Cpt
Tarrant
Ateikery
Whiddon
Smployers
Mow Watts
Sitlook
Life in Russia Depressing Picture by Visitor
A visitor’s report from Run ain describes harsh housing and ghastly food conditions in Ife, with ration queues lasting all night. The reviewer notes kindness of people and no unemployment, but criticizes lack of cooperation between different branches of industry.
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Rydney
Ife
Runain
QT. Wilson
New Zealand
Airplane assault defeats battleships in mock naval war
London reports a mock naval battle where aircraft attacked carriers and warships. The planefleet dropped many bombs and torpedoes, with ships like Fire on the Firth of Forth and Malaya sustaining hits while Renown faced aerial torpedoes. Navy observers debate the attack's effectiveness and defender leverage.
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London
Naval Authority of
Daily Telegraph
Northea
Navy
R.A
Firth of Forth
Malaya
Renown
Furs
Courageous
Warshipa
Witneses
Tia
Balloon Down German Aerial Balloon Drifts West
A German manned balloon broke from its tether and drifted across the North Sea toward Berwick. It struck the water and was dragged to the beach by strong winds. Two occupants abandoned it after the drift, with one, Dr. Divckmann, reported injured after a 194 flight.
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London
Bunaas
Nod
Dusseldorf
Pam
Bat Grday
Tes
Berwick
Divckmann
Speed boat Britain II fire halts record attempt at Poole
A speed boat named Britain II caught fire during a return run from America at Poole Harbour. Scott Paine and mechanic Gordon were aboard as crowds watched the attempt to beat Sir Henry Regrave's motor boat mile record but the engine failed after traversing the course.
Huge Commonwealth Loan Applications Reported
Australian press agency notes that mail applications for the recent Commonwealth Conversion Loan approached £100,000 with expected premiums from half to three quarters of a percent, per Financial Times reports.
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London
Financial Times
Fire on vessel ends with hull intact after blaze
A damaged report describes a fire involving multiple boats. Doxane of motor boats aided the effort, subduing the blaze. The aupilla rear burned while the hull remained intact. Pre-fire, Bontt Paine posted a mean speed of 5 000 mitima per hour, surpassing Mine Batty Caretail’s 84 31 miles per hour. Bir Healy Bauraven set a single engine boat speed of 49 7R mph in Verio.
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Doxane
Bontt Paine
Verio
Tension rises as Soviet Japan dispute deepens at Harbin
Report in the Daily Telegraph notes incipient trouble between the Soviet government and Japan near Harbin. It states non aggression pacts protect the Rimmi an frontier except in Eastern Siberia where Russia holds a gateway to the Pacific, implying broader regional leverage for Austria and nearby powers in a Far East crisis.
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Opye Daily Telegraph
Véeedinin
Harbin
Japan
Siberia
Russia
Guteway
Tetayin
Fathonia
Pos Rumania
Turkey
Afphaniatan
Jugo-Hlavia
Ausnis
Far East
Zionist Aims Only Salvation for German Jews
Ex leader Landman argues Zionist solution is the only path for German Jews amid 1931 turmoil. He cites past British aid to France as a lesson, warning of a world crisis if Germany fails to stand with Jewish communities.
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London
Landman
World Zionists
Verany
England
France
Germany
Partial restoration of public service salaries by government
The Commonwealth Government will restore part of the Financial Emergency salary reductions in the current year. Restoration will follow a graduated scale linked to remissions in special taxation from the emergency years. Lower paid officers gain five percent up to higher rates reaching twenty four percent.
Japan Faces Economic Ruin Over Manchurian Costs
The Daily Herald reports Japan is teetering toward bankruptcy due to vast expenditures in Manchuria. It warns the nation has staked everything on a gamble, with global calls for action to curb Japanese imports and a looming £100 million sterling budget deficit at par. The article notes military party pressure for further expansion worsens the outlook.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Japan
Manchuria
Wgapanhom
Fay
Sheim
Decline in wool prices at Sydney sales
At Sydney wool sales on Monday prices fell about five percent from the previous week with greasies and dusty wools irregular. The day saw 11 380 sold at auction from 12 770 offered, and the Farmers and Graziers Co. noted good demand on York, Japanese, and Continental accounts. Top prices included 20s 4d for a neck, 18d for a broken, 16d for a place, and 1244 for a bellian. Large consignments and irregular lines dominated, with West, Moth, West and Riverina wools shaping the catalogues.
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Sydney
Barry
Syd
York
West
Riverina
Haat Ad
Bellian
Tock TV
Comeback
Onsognes
J. Y. Carrigan
Boomi
Voaion Mae
HL Mitchell
Sid
Charles Beth
Armidale
J. FF. Alien
Gareth
Bin
Ware
W. TL
Carrigan
W. Dunlag Ashford
Eeren
J. Woods
Gera
W. K. Weed
Balloon flight to stratosphere postponed amid failures
A historic balloon attempt to reach the stratosphere was postponed after several failed launches. The event featured the world’s largest balloon, with a capacity of £69,000 cubic feet and a diameter of 112 feet, but it rose only about 20 feet before issues halted proceedings.
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Morcow
Wildh
Plane smash close call for two occupants
Newcartle Mondi reports a small plane with a faulty engine crashed into a fence at the old aerodrome during a Brisbane to Sydney flight. Pilot Alfred Henderson aged 19 and passenger Frederick Robino aged 18 escaped with shock and minor cuts. The aircraft dropped over 500 feet before overrunning the aerodrome.
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Newcartle
Mondi
Moscow Radio Report Highlights German Censorship
Berlin reports indicate Moscow’s radio is listening riskily amid tight German censorship. Attendees faced charges of illegal secret assembly as Frankfurt prisoners were noted in camps. Foreign broadcasts are highly valued by Moscow service, which adds sarcastic comments on current events and signals risk.
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Berlin
Frankfurt
Moscow
Marketing Board Faces Pressure Over Egg Prices
Monday report notes powerless Marketing Board and farmers suffering as negotiations between Rab Board United Riga Producers and District Association fail to act. Conference held Friday highlighted ruin for many farmers due to price falls and market instability.
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Bydney
Lwee
United Riga
Disturbances in Limerick Cause Hospital Treats
Sunday report from Limerick shows thirty three people treated for injuries after disturbances Saturday night. Five detained as rioters attacked a motor gate outside the Ble Abin hotel while Civic Guards pursued the offenders.
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Dublin
Limerick
Hota
Centenary Sydney Proposal To Work In Concert
The Melbourne centenary plan faces a Sydney offer to operate a joint carnival. A Sydney committee proposes collaboration with Melbourne officials to attract overseas visitors and balance celebrations across both cities. The Australian National Travel Association supports a coordinated approach to draw international tourists.
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Melbourne
Manu
Australian National Travel Ausociation
Mr. Holmes
Imat Lime Welbourne
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