Amendment of Law 1 Sought by Returned Soldiers Delegates
Sydney Thursday Local Government Conference carried a motion urging the Premier to end preference for returned soldiers in public works. Aldermen argued age and pay limits threaten younger workers while the council plans to spend 20000 pounds on projects lacking manning. Some condemned the move as political robbery and said the aim is to abolish preferences.
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Alderman Cook
Cabramatta
League Invokes Article 15 Unanimous Council Action
The League of Nations Council unanimously voted to invoke Article 15. A committee of all members except Italy was set up and the Council stayed ready for rapid action if grave developments arise. The five member committee remains available to renew conciliation efforts, with Soviet support for proposed action despite Italy’s absence.
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Stand By League Tasmanian Labour Decision
Hobart reports the Tasmanian Labour Government urges Australia to join the League of Nations in any dispute arising from the Abgan ianispute. Prime Minister Ogilvie discusses with Labour members the obligations and possible sanctions that could involve Australian troops if needed.
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Australia
League of Nations
Queanbeyan Age Celebrates Golden Jubilee Centennial Milestone
The Queanbeyan Age marks 75 years since its 1927 launch as The Pioneer and later merges, tracing its lineage from early NSW regional papers. | The Canberra Times joins in greetings as editors reflect on the paper’s evolution and its role in local service and community history.
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Tieanbeyen
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Ipine Pioneer
British Navy Statement on European Crisis
A London dispatch quotes Mr Lay Oconee describing British resolve amid Mediterranean tensions. He says Britain will act to protect its lines of communication and is prepared to resist aggression, while France signals limited aims and a broader call for collective action against European aggression.
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Germany Not Concerned in Abyssinia Says Sydney Visit
Dr Hennings, German economist in Sydney, said Germany had no interest in the Abyssinian crisis and would be a spectator if war broke out. He cited internal reconstruction and compelled re-armament after the disarmament conference failed. He noted the Corridor issue eased after a ten year non-appeasement pact with Poland.
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Yale Ws Pone
Europe
Helso
Italy Firm and Calm on Abyssinia Crisis News
The Geneva correspondent of the Times says Britain opposes further moves from Rome and India in talks on the Abyssinian dispute. A League of Nations telegram notes 190,000 troops mobilized on Abyssinia's frontier, described as defensive only.
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League of Nations
Frontier Unit
Abey
Mobilising Ethiopian Front as War Fears Rise
The Rome correspondent reports Ethiopia mobilising forces, moving nine ships and troops toward Abyssinia as war seems likely. Italy seeks a League of Nations commission to assess hostilities while Abyssinia strengthens Djibouti defenses and fortifies mountain routes to thwart northern and southern advances.
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Djibouti
Ogaden
Trawler Disaster Claims Eleven Drowned Near Coast
A trawler foundered in a fierce gale off the coast near Bear Borough and Flamborough Head. Coastguards and life-saving stations battled heavy seas but could not reach the crippled vessel. Eleven crew drowned after the ship struck rocks as rescue attempts failed.
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London
Bearborough
Flamborough Head
Public Works Committee May Be Revived
The government weighs reviving the Parliamentary Public Works Committee to scrutinize Commonwealth works with expanded inquiry powers. A revived panel would differ from prior form, conducting investigations within the broader works program and paralleling Victoria's approach, while avoiding reestablishing the Public Accounts Committee.
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Victoria
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Minister denies commissions for hotel deals in Canberra
In parliament Mr Paterson stated no commission was accepted by Commissariat staff regarding Hotel Canberra and other establishments. He noted a tentative lease was accepted for the Hotel Canberra at £3120 per year, with transfer of Commissariat duties to private enterprise being planned once handovers complete.
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John Gale
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Commissariat
Canberra
Paterson
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Commissariat Branch
Naval Movements Questioned Over Fleet Reports
In the House of Representatives Defence Minister Mr Parkhill faced questions from Mr Beasley about a report tying naval movements to MAS Sumex and whether H M A S Australia would return to Australian waters. The inquiry sought timing for the cruiser’s reentry under Commonwealth control and details on Mediterranean deployment.
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Beasley
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Australia
Shipping Lines to Avoid Suez Route Relay Reductions
Shipping lines to avoid Suez due to high insurance costs and delays. Eastbound routes via the Cape are favored to reduce voyage risk and cost despite longer travel times.
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London
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Splendid Rains Hit Wide Areas Across the State
The state experienced welcome rains expected to continue with measurable precipitation. Meteorologist Mr Mares notes the downpour broad in reach and beneficial to crops though some roads deteriorated, with milder conditions forecast ahead.
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Ratte
Ufnany Roa
Hotel Canberra Accommodation Anxiety Amid Hotel Rates Debate
Members fear losing affordable rooms as new management of Hotel Canberra pledges priority to Parliament members. Budget options like Hotel Kurenjong are alleged to be off the table, while two new hotels nearby may raise total capacity and competition. Minister Lamencin asserts guarantees of continued access at reasonable rates, though rents currently remain high.
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Jury hears details in Howard court case about gun charges
The trial covers shooting allegations against Frank Howard with eight charges including attempted murder. Witnesses describe a June incident, a July hospital sighting, a masked station robbery with two revolvers, and a pistol firing during a struggle with a stationmaster at North Strathfield.
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Red Will Railway Negotiations Near Settlement
The Minister for the Interior Mr Paterson told Parliament yesterday that talks between the South Australian and Commonwealth Governments over the Port Augusta Red Hill railway had not broken down. He said a reply from the Commonwealth to SA Government communications earlier in the week gave strong hope for an amicable solution and to avoid litigation.
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Roosevelt letter to clergymen sparks national counsel plea
The president sent a letter to all country clergy asking for guidance on how government can better serve the people. The missive, described as having notable aura, drew attention amid ongoing political differences and public commentary.
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Washington
Ir. Roosevelt
Australian film company outlines sound and film ambitions
The National Productionstd in Wall registered today with capital of £00,000 and £ per share. Directors listed as Sir Hugh Deniman, Sir Samuel Walder and Miss James Mure doc. Studios to be at Pagewood. First production titled The Flying Doctor.
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Ead Music Fall
National
Hugh Deniamn
Ramulel Walder
James Muredoc
Pagewood
Migration grants urged for British settlers
A London deputation urged government support in theBudget to provide grants for settlers and to establish a British Empire fund to oversee migration. The group said the mother country must assume responsibility for migrants until a stable system is in place.
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Newcuatle
Cirls Grammar Company to Be Formed for School
A meeting at Canberra Church of England discussed forming a limited company to run school property and future management. After a campaign by Archdeacon Robertson about £1000 was reportedly raised and purchase plans, with directors including the Primate and Archbishops, were outlined for the new governance.
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