War Clouds over Europe Warned by Vienna Educator
Dr. Paul L. Dengler, head of the Austro American Institute of Education in Vienna, addressed a Sydney audience after attending a new Education Conference. He argued that police treaties injustices and the fragmentation of the Hapsburg Empire fuel war fears, and urged freer trade and better raw material distribution among European states to avert war.
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Sydney
Paul L. Dengler
Austro-American Institute of Education
Vienna
New Education
Hapsburg Empire
Europe
Japan faces migration limits as birthrates fall
Sydney reports a Japanese visitor MP Yusuke Tsalemi declared mass migration would not solve Japan's problems. He warned that despite falling birthrates, Japanese people are becoming better educated and more ambitious. He argued foreign protectionism would block Japan's industrial expansion and domestic issues would need other solutions.
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Sydney
Wednesaay
Yusuke Tsalemi
Japan
Not Guilty in Alleged Killing of Son Turley
Adelaide jurors found William Henry Turley not guilty of unlawfully killing his son Frederick Turley on July 17. The 61 year old farmer testified he feared for his life and that the fatal wound resulted from his son rushing at him, not from the blow itself.
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Adelaide
William Henry Turley
Criminal Court
Frederick Turley
Turley
Loyalists Trapped as Loyalist forces press on
A London report states Spanish Loyalists are trapped by four rebel legions advancing toward Santander. Supposed air and artillery support aid the drive. About 2000 prisoners are claimed, and the advance covers 200 square miles. Surrender began among 15000 Loyalists.
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London
Santander
Poisons Act Need for Amendment in Parliament
The Pharmacy Board reports the Poers Act is practically unworkable and has suffered abuses in country districts. Four deaths from poison occurred in the country and metropolitan areas last year. Health Minister Mr. Files plans to introduce an amending Poisons Bill soon.
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Sydney
Pharmacy Board
File- Sos
Quiet position in Shanghai amid bombing and evacuations
Shanghai reports a steady front as Chinese and Japanese forces strive for advantage amid air raids. Evacuations proceed with Dutch and Hungarian departures to Manila. 4000 Japanese evacuated, with 11000 more hoped by tomorrow. Food shortages grow, gas shortages force charcoal cooking, and the water front resembles a Babel of crowds. Chinese air attacks hurt Japanese ships. 40,000 preservation troops and new divisions bolster Shanghai’s side. Japanese casualties and a lynching of a Japanese civilian near Sassoon House are noted as the city endures raids and railway line damage two miles from North Station.
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Shanghai
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Newsprint to be produced in Australia says official
In a review of manufacturing, Effeeshaw MLC, president of the Associated Chambers of Manufacturers, stated newsprint would soon be made in Australia. He also predicted motor cars of Australian origin would appear before long.
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Sydney
Associated Chambers of Manufacturers
Effeeshaw
MLC
Australia
Hong
Wheat Prices Steady as Quotations Rise in Sydney
Sydney Wednesday wheat market firmed with a modest rise of 1d per bushel. Bulk parcels quoted at 4s 1d on the Maren basis, bagged lots at 5s 4d, reflecting slight daytime gains in local trading.
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Sydney
Selassie Refuses Puppet Return to Abyssinia
The News Chronicle reports Mussolini invited Haile Selassie to return and rule as a puppet, which Selassie rejected, insisting on League mediation. Rome fears stability only with Selassie or his kin, while Abyssinia endures ongoing revolt and guerrilla warfare endangering Italian troops and companies.
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London
News Chronicle
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
Abyssinia
Selassie
League
Rome
Selassk
Premier announces aid plan for needy poultry farmers
Sydney Wednesday plan to assist needy poultry farmers disclosed by the Premier last night. Advances up to £40 will be made to individual farmers with loans repayable next year, contingent on forwarding all eggs to the Marketing Board. Government provides £10,000 to fund this assistance.
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Sydney
Rain Expected Across State Amid Possible Thunderstorms
Mr. Mares said today that further rain might be expected throughout the state shortly with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. Cold temperatures prevailed last night in many parts of the state.
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Sydney
Mares
Wheat Market Declines Amid Rain Boost and Low Activity
The Sydney wheat market fell about 1d per bushel while flour prices dropped 1 1 Wd. Traders noted beneficial rains but steady buying did not occur. Farmers showed limited willingness to sell, while speculators and shorts covered. Opening sales for prompt silo wheat reached 4 4 115 per bushel March basis with 2d storage, down from Monday. Prices fluctuated with occasional good sales at 5 but overall easing persisted, and rare parcels traded at 4 12 2. The market drifted lower into the close with minuscule gains later, remaining roughly above London parity by about 3d per bushel.
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Sydney
Millers A
London
Racing results at Ascot from Wednesday meeting
Sporting BYDNEY reports racing at Ascot with hurdle results led by Musician and Euphorbus. Maiden handicap divisions show Mirth Leeds Mort placing, with Levant Light Dragoon Bristol as top in flying handicaps divisions. Scratched horses include Celeroth. betting odds listed for all divisions and winners.
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Ascot
Musician
Euphorbus
Spanker
Euphorbis
Mirth
Leeds
Mort
Tito
Levant
Light Dragoon
Bristol
Celeroth
Queensland Turf Club Race Meeting Results
Brisbane Wednesday at Eagle Farm the Queensland Turf Club held a meeting. Results to press show Second Trial Handicap with Cashman first Boxe Blue second Captain third. Novice Handicap won by Haile S lasse with Head Count second Rhampion third. Open Handicap led by Jocular first Strange Idea second Highlnasis third. Metropolitan Handicap listed with Brownfelt Brown Force Spearbleu.
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Brisbane
Queensland Turf Club
Eagle Farm
Cashman
Haile Selasse
Rhampion
Jocular
Strange Idea
Highlnasis
Alien Immigrants Arrive in Freemans Harbor
Three vessels arrived at Freemans yesterday bringing 540 aliens alleged to be of the wrong types. The arrivals indicate a mismatch between shipboard classifications and local immigration standards, prompting immediate inquiries by authorities.
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Sydney
Freemans
Obituary of Australian Dairy Official David Twohill
Prominent dairy leader David Edmund George Twohill former general secretary and NSW secretary of the Commonwealth Dairy Produce Equalization Committee died last night in his 3rd year. A pioneer of organised marketing for the dairying industry in Australia.
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Sydney
David Edmund George Twohill
New South Wales
Commonwealth Dairy Produce Equalization Committee
Australia
Electrocution of Newcastle Journalist Shocks City
Tragedy strikes Newcastle as Michael Burns, a beloved journalist, dies after electric shock while ironing trousers. His wife, pregnant, was sent to Sydney for treatment. The incident occurred when Burns touched a faulty wire part, ending a note of local sorrow.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Michael Burns
Wing
Burns
Lottery Drawn in Katoomba with Major Prize Won
Today's drawing for Lottery No 438 in Katoomba produced a first prize entry No 32122 belonging to Lloyd Meeson syndicate Walter Lloyd Etatlon J. of Katoomba. A second prize entry No 4822 Compo syndicate Doug Turner of Stornaway Road Queanbeyan. Third prize entry No 17734 Four Trivers syndicate G Watkinson Wilson Bt Redfern. Fourth prize entry No 11322 Chums syndicate Mrs Janet O'Brien to Mrs Asherwood Hannahs Bridge Leadville yin Mudge. Lottery No 439 scheduled for Monday.
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Sydney
Lloyd Meeson
Walter Lloyd
Etatlon &J
Katoomba
Doug Turner
Stornaway Road
Queanbeyan
Trivers
G. Watkinson
Wilson Bt
Hannahs Bridge
Leadville
Yin Mudge
Bridge Damage Disrupts Sydney Traffic
A trawler named Dellis struck the dolphin of the Gladesville vehicular bridge over the Parramatta River, causing severe damage and suspending all traffic to Gladesville and Ryde. The vessel remained afloat, the bridge control pier pushed out of alignment, and no injuries were reported.
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Deliis
Gladesville
Fparramatta
Ryde
Dellis
Nobily
Aged priest-teacher Rev Luke Murphy dies at 80
The death of Rev Pather Luke Murphy aged 80 was announced. He served 35 years on the teaching staff at St. Aloysius College Milson Point. He taught until last Friday when he contracted illness.
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Sydney
Pather Luke Murphy
St. Aloysius College
Milson's Point
Nik Great Ape
Mob Seizes Sheriff Prisoner in New York Killing
The bullet riddled body of Albert Gooden, a Black man, was found hanged from a bridge after six masked men seized him from the sheriff following his indictment for the murder of a white man. The incident occurred Tuesday in New York as authorities investigated the mob action and cutting details.
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New York
Albert Gooden
Sussex Street Market Report Prices on Various Goods
Market notes show 0 day rates for Tasmanian potatoes at 46 to 6 ew, new laid eggs at 14 dot, butter at 151 10 cwt, cheese 10d to 10a th, honey 24d, onions 13 to 168 cwt, millet to £0 tan, chaff wheaten 43 to 8 cw, oaten 46 to 84, lucerne 5 to 80, hay oaten 7 to f cw, icernne 4 to 80.
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Tasmanian
England vs New Zealand Third Test Ends In Draw
England and New Zealand played to a draw as New Zealand scored 240 and 187 with Vivian de 7, England declared 254 led by Hardstall 103 and Compton 5. Second innings 1 3.
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London
England
New Zealand
Vivian
Hardstall
Compton
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure For Brunia Coughs
Local brief reports a tonic named Woods Peppermint Cure touted for Brunia coughs. Observers note limited evidence and emphasize caution while a vendor promotes the remedy at nearby shops.
Coal Owners Meet Cancelled On Price Rise Plan
A planned meeting of coal owners from Northern Southern and Western districts to fix a price increase was cancelled at the last moment. Most owners favor a rise of 2 per ton raising the average price to between 12 and 14 per ton. The move would lift coal bills for railways electricity undertakings and companies by about 17 000 to 2 000. An owner spokesman said the alternative is trade loss and industrial chaos from coal stoppages.
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Sydney
Northern
McCan
Commonwealth
Tin price quoted at sixty and two today in Sydney
A Sydney market note reports tin priced at 60 pounds 2 shillings per unit on Wednesday, with traders watching for the metal's movement. The brief confirms current quotation and market interest in the metal.
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Sydney
Radio campaign drives 11,000 new licenses in NSW
Since the Postal Department began its crackdown on unlicensed radio sets in New South Wales 11,000 new licenses have been issued. To date 222 people in the metropolitan area have been prosecuted and about 340 cases are pending. In the North West six towns have seen 500 new licenses and more than 200 prosecutions launched.
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Sydney
Widnesday
Postal Department
New South Wales
Weather forecast signals unsettled pattern with showers and snow
The latest forecast issued at 9 am for 44 hours notes unsettled weather with showers in southern districts and isolated areas elsewhere. Some thunderstorms and isolated severe rainfall are likely, with snow on the Alps, otherwise mainly fine with moderate daytime temperatures and cold nights. North west to west winds will be fresh to strong in southern areas.
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Sydney
Sam
Alps
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