Germany and New Guinea Labor Condemns Langs Fascism
The Returned Soldiers Congress condemned ideas of returning New Guinea to Germany and warned that German influence would risk Australia. Captain D A Fowler said Germans in the territory may be influenced by their government, urging strong resistance to any foreign rule and noting Singapore base risks if possessions are fortified.
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Sydney
Congress
Ila
New Guinea
Germany
Rabaul
D. A. Fowler
Australia
Plance
Singapore
Tin price quoted in Sydney market today
TIN 43/8 edition notes unit tin price in Sydney at 43 shillings 5 pence per unit. Market observers track fluctuations and compare with regional benchmarks for buyers and sellers.
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Sydney
Murder charge over child's death in Dubbo river
Ruby Evelyn Clarke, 4, was charged at the Dubbo Police Court today with murdering Ruby May Green around August 26. The body was found in the Macquarie River. An adjournment was granted to October 6 for the inquest.
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Sydney
Inez Evelyn Clarke
Dubbo
Ruby May Green
Macquarie River
Sussex Street Market Price Report
Prices ruled at Sussex street today for produce and foods. Potatoes Tasmanian. eggs new laid. butter. cheese. honey. maize. oats. onions. millet. chaff. hay. Figures show varied per cwt or ton with ranges across multiple items and units.
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Tasmanian
Beautiful spy dies by own action in Belgrade
Belgrade reports the death of Mariaja Be han, a noted wartime spy who after release by a Hungarian general in love, wandered Europe on her earnings. With funds exhausted she returned to Ver shatz and killed herself with 36 Veronal tablets on her father's grave.
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Belgrade
Opr
Mariaja Behan
Europe
Vershatz
France weighs gold requisition and franc devaluation
Parliament will vote to grant government power to requisition all gold in France under a new franc devaluation policy. The plan requires declarations of gold above fifty francs and imposes a tax on increased value. Other bills include a 3 billion franc Credit Fonder loan for mortgage settlement and measures to lower living costs.
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Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Equalisation
Treasury
Russia
New York
Britain
Mos
Ruick
ThePussian
Pravila
America
England
Fascism condemned by Wollongong union conference
A Wollongong South Coast conference of forty four delegates from more than twenty Industrial Unions condemned fascist influence within the Labor movement. The body backed the Labor Council against dictatorship and pledged to end fascist rule, restore democracy, and reinstate all victimised members from the August 22 expulsion.
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Bydney
Wollongong
Labor Council
Labor Movement
Same
Labor
Flying Politician Arrives at Rangoon
Australian Parliamentarian Mr C. V. Fairbairn M.ALR arrives in Rangoon from Calcutta while flying his own plane. He plans to depart for Bangkok the following day.
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Rangoon
C. V. Fairbairn
Australia
Tag
Calcutta
Bangkok
Premier Stevens Eyes One Million Pound Investment in Australia
Sydney reports the State Premier Mr Stevens said, after an Auckland interview, a New York industrialist plans to invest one million pounds in two Australian industries. The disclosure underscores growing foreign investment interest in the Commonwealth.
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Sydney
Stevens
Auckland
New York
Commonwealth
Australia to England record attempt in Semphill monoplane
Croydon will leave Melbourne at six oclock next Wednesday morning in Lord Semphills monoplane. Pilot H Wood says they will try to reach London in five days and hope their return trip is uneventful. The plane is one of a kind.
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Sydney
Australia
England
Lord Semphill
Croydon
Melbourne
H. Wood
London
Wood
Weather Forecast for Coastal Regions
The 6 am forecast notes continued cloudy skies along the coast with scattered showers early. It calls for a cold night with some frost on the highlands, mist or fog in southern and eastern areas, and variable winds turning east to north. Mild daytime temperatures with unsettled conditions expected over the next two to three days.
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Sydney
Canadian Ex-Prime Minister Bennett Visits Sydney
Former Canadian Prime Minister R. B. Bennett arrives in Sydney as opposition Conservative leader. He declines to discuss current international issues and says his purpose is observation and study rather than commenting on Australia or its problems.
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Sydney
Rf. B. Bennett
Canada
Conservative
House of Commons
Australia
Homebush Sheep and Cattle Market Report
At Homebush today 91 740 sheep and lambs penned with fair quality sheep and prime lambs. Wethers to 33.4, ewes to 294, hoggets to 25 8, lambs to 29, suckers to 284. Cattle 2441 head, good quality, lightweights dominant. bullocks £12 10s, cows £0 10s, dealers £7 10s. Best beef 40s, good 32s, medium 27s, inferior 25s. Market firmer to slightly dearer.
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Sydwey
Pitt, Son
Badgery
Homebush
Police suspend officers after wrongful arrest verdict
Acting Police Commissioner Lynch reports Detectives Sergeant Silcock and Constables Murray and Roach were suspended from ordinary duty after a Supreme Court jury found them guilty of wrongful arrest detention and assault. Chief Secretary Chaffey said he would review the papers before commenting.
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Sydney
Mr. Lynch
Silcock
A Murray
G. Roach
Supreme Court
Chaffey
DROWNED GIRL INQUIRY AFTER Tanda PASSAGE
The body of Constance Mu Rae was found at Watson's Bay after last seen aboard the steamer Tanda minutes before it passed Sydney Heads. Police think an accidental fall during the roll of the vessel explains the disappearance and detectives questioned the captain and others as affidavits were gathered. Family associates dispute suicide theories, noting she had no financial worries.
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Sydney
Constance Mu-Rae
Watson's Bay
Miss McRae
Sydney Heads
Melbourne
Constable McRae
Glider Pilot Injured In Landing At Aerodrome
Glider club member Arthur Yates was thrown from his glider during a landing at the racecourse area yesterday afternoon. He sustained a broken right thigh and facial and arm abrasions, with the machine badly damaged including a shattered wing. Yates, an experienced pilot in charge of dual-control flights, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition, and the club postponed a planned social event at the School of Arts.
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Arthur Yates
Wates
J. Baldwin
P. Finlen
P. Dunn
E. Mott
Yates
Matelelt
Poulion
Relief Policy Minister's Assurance on Employment and Relief
The Minister for Works and Local Government Mr Spooner reassured Parliament that the government would not abruptly end emergency relief. Gradual reductions would occur as better options emerged, with safeguards for thousands still dependent on relief and against a treadmill existence for those not truly unemployed.
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Sydney
Spooner
F. A. A. Russell
Inverell Draw Grants Third Prize to Ex Postmaster
Mr Reg McElroy former Cassilis postmaster and son of Mrs 5 McElroy of Roscoe Street Bondi has won a £5000 third prize. Family members will share in the fortune.
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Reg. McElroy
Cassilis
5. McElroy
Roscoe Street
Bondi
Inverell
Woman Drowned at Dee Why Pool Found Dead
The body of a young woman, not yet identified, was found at the bottom of a new pool at Dee Why. An attache case filled with stories was strapped to one wrist. Her shoes, stockings, cast, and hat lay on the rocks nearby.
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Dee Why
Rebels Break Into Toledo and Lift Alcazar Siege
London dispatch reports intensified fighting in Spain as General Jose Varela’s relief column contacts the Alcazar garrison in Toledo. Rebel forces breach loyalist lines, seize Toledo via the Gate of Bedood, and free Alcazar defenders, while Loyalists bomb and pelea amid heavy losses on both sides. Madrid issues a Back-to-the-Wall appeal and plans for total fortress defense with women urged to aid in fortifications.
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London
Spain
Bisagra
Jose Varela
Alcazar
Madrid
Varela
Toledo
Bedood
State Lottery Sydney Wins Lottery No 368 Drawn Today
Sydney winners announced as Lottery No 368 draws delivered first prize No 58387 to Just Luck syndicate led by H. C. Porter of Abbotsford. Second prize No 5408 awarded to Keith's Birthday syndicate headed by Mrs. Alice Smith of Balmain. Third prize No 60089 Night Watch syndicate from Skippington Parramatta. Fourth prize No 64734 Perseverance I syndicate led by J. Forrest Guildford. Lottery No 369 to be drawn on Friday.
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Sydney
H. C. Porter
Abbotsford
Keith
Alice Smith
Balmain
Night Watch
Skippington
Parramatta
J. Forrest
Guildford
King Gee May Be Scratched From Epsom Handicap
King Gee may be scratched for the Epsom Handicap as his owner reports the horse has shone badly since Rosehill the previous week. The decision hinges on the horse’s condition during the day of the race.
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Sydney
Moody
King Gee
Rosehill
City Wheat Market Quotations and Basis Notes
Wheat on the city market quoted by Bulkfold with February and April basis notes. Al Alexandria reports bagged and bulk prices from 4/2 to 4/11 with 5.0 to 5.4 ranges. Market movement and pricing context provided for investors and traders.
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Sydney
al Alexandria
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Aeroplane Record
Police Theory
Glider Club
School of Arts
Inverellite’s
Dee
City Wheat Market
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Kayser
A. M. Cansdell
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