BASIC WAGE INQUIRY AT ARBITRATION COURT
The Arbitration Court heard Mesmolane and Mr Groffy discuss the basic wage, arguing unemployment and economic factors in Australia. Judges cautioned that higher wages could raise prices, with further hearings adjourned to tomorrow.
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Arbitration Court
Overstas
Groffy
Commonwealth
Mer. Wickens
Drakerock
Crofts
Australia
Tirofis
Sir Lea
Ura
Amiralla
Celts
Dethrilse
Posses
Drake-Brockman
Dethridee
Flying by Night Indian Air Route Plans of Government
The Indian Government plans a night air route from Karachi to Delhi with recognition lights at stations along a 700 mile path. Flood lights for night landing are in place between Gaza and Karachi. The Air Ministry will install beacon lights across desert regions between Rublesh Wells and Baghdad and extend to Basra.
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United Service
London
Gazax
Gays Aeromattic
Karachi
Delhi
Gaza
Air Ministry
Rublesh Wells
Bagdad
Basra
British Citizenship and Dominion Immigration Policy
The United Service discusses how British citizenship applies to those born in Dominions and how each Dominion controls citizenship for arrivals from abroad. It notes Australia restricts entry to non-born Australians, while India studies the issue after Sasi's world tour and a likely future debate on inpatriate citizenship.
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London
Dominions
Australia
India
Sasii
Still Missing Search for Airmen in Central Australia
Meligolhne reports two KAA planes departed Metbouche for Central Australia to join two others already in the region. Pitendeugn and Hauer have not been heard from since. Gold Exploration Company is involved in ongoing coverage as Flight-Lieut Eaton says no signs yet. A search aircraft struck a obstruction during descent near an airstrip yesterday.
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Meligolhne
Metbouche Jus
Central
Australia
Pitendeugn
Hauer
Samy al
Iba
Strong Protest by Vegetable Growers Over Interstate Regulation
A deputation of wholesale growers met the Premier in Adelaide on Wednesday to protest New South Wales rules preventing South Australian vegetables from entering Broken Hill. Growers W J Kimber and P Pirie warned effects on regional areas and metropolitan districts. The Premier and NSW ministers indicated a decision and possible enforcement next week amid industry unease and wage concerns.
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Adelaide
New South Wales
South Australien
Broken Hill
W. J. Kimber
Growlers Seer¢Lany
Pirie
2Nd Hills
Trade treaty optimism voiced by Canada and Australia
Confidence expressed by Prime Minister Mr Bennett and Australian Minister Parker Maloney that Canada and Australia will complete a trade treaty beneficial to both nations. Messages of goodwill from Canadian government members accompanied a farewell telegram to Maloney as negotiations proceed.
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United Service
Vigtanta
Sunll
Canada
Australia
Bennett
Parker Maloney
Federal plan weighs customs duties on imports in Melbourne
In Melbourne, discussions rise over a federal revenue scheme to impose customs duties on import values. The approach faces scrutiny by Acting Prime Minister J E Fennung who notes several aspects must be evaluated before renewal and warns to consider British trade and allied nations before any move.
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Daly
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America
Australia
INTERRUPTED HONEYMOON IN ADELAIDE TO ENGLAND
A London couple Lionel Wills of George Wille & Co returns home from Melbourne to England after an interrupted honeymoon aboard the Moldavia. The death in London of the bridegroom's father, Mr Perby Wills, caused the hurried departure. The couple had planned to sail to Sydney then New Zealand and will travel via France.
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Melbourne
Moldavia
Lionel Wills
London
George Wille & Co, Ltd
Wils
Perth
England
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Edythe Stapledan
Wills
Fremantle
Sydney
New Zealand
Toulon
France
Husbands' Rights Declared by Civil Court in France
In Bordeaux on Wednesday a Civil Court judge ruled that a husband has the right to control and inspect his wife's correspondence as part of the law. The decision also held that a wife may take letters left in her husband's pocket but not letters kept in his desk.
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Bordeaux
Emily
Ziven
High Court Reserve Judgment in Preference Case Melbourne
Judgment reserved by the High Court on an application by shipping companies seeking a declaration that a Federal regulation under the Transport Act is invalid. The case questions whether restricting waterfront work to members of a local union violates the Constitution and whether the regulation aims to promote peace on the waterfront.
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Melbourne
High Court
Transport Act
Hich
Commonwealth
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Menzies
K.C
Ham
Justice Starke
Woodend Races Yesterday Results Highlight
Races were held at Woodend yesterday with hurdle results noting Bursary from Yuroke at 10 to 1 and Bursary again at 9 to 4 with Yuroke. The event summary lists 8 horses in the hurdle race with times and placings not fully legible in the report.
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Australasian market and racing quotations compiled
Quotations from the London Metal Exchange and assorted commodities appear alongside racing stakes and horse names. The notice lists prices for apples oranges tomatoes and other goods, then shifts to racing events with horses like ZANIDAR PRINCE DON and LEEOR with betting odds and shipment notes.
Disappearance of Bennett Couple Baffles Paris Police
In Paris on a Wednesday authorities search for Christopher Bennett age 26 and Aviga Bennett age 20 after they left an hotel for a walk on December 47. The couple, Australian visitors, vanished with no clear explanation.
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Wednesda
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Return Wanted and Germany Finance Minister Says No
It states in Berlin on Tuesday that it is impossible to continue spei ng 150 million pounds a year and 1 unemployed without a return. The minister of finance declared this as the death knell of the sale.
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United Service
Berlin
Finance
Aale
Australian Artist Impresses in Paris Exhibition
Paris scene features Inez Abbott daughter of A H S Abbott Bendigo exhibiting water color nudes and Marseilles landscapes at Carpentier's Gallery attracting attention from local patrons and critics.
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Paris
Marseilles
Inez
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Carpentier
Dunner Over Tasman Sea Flight Reported
Wellington Wednesday reports Wili Menzies completed a fast dun ner over the Tasman Sea, landing at 3.47 New Zealand time, 1.17 Adelaide time. He covered 239 miles in about 12 hours 5 minutes, averaging over 07 miles per hour, landing off the course near Ross.
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Wili Menzies
Asinay Sea
New Zealand
A. Wall
Ross
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Menares Sets Tasman Flight Record In Southern Cross Junior
Sydney reports pilot Menares flew the Southern Cross Junior from England to Austral, piloting 12 hours 15 minutes. The voyage, a record over the Tasman Sea, beat Kingsford Smith and Cin's times, aided by a tailwind. A secret Christmas Eve purchase of the plane preceded the feat, witnessed by Wellington Aerodrome crowds before a forced landing by Mengles.
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Menares
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Kinesford Smith
England
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Kingsford Smith
Alexander Cin
Howey
Menzies
Drummoyne
Lieut. Cin
Fantati
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Kingsfort Smith
Uim
Athey
Tasman Sea
Hood
Monerter
Amy Johnson Abandons Flight Toward Peking
War saw Tuesday Miss Amy Johnson canceled plans to push on to Peking from Moscow after delays and poor weather. She warned against risking her life further, though she still hoped to reach Moscow in the spring, acknowledging Siberia’s dangers.
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United Service
Warsaw
Amy Johnson
Peking
Moseau
Britain
Meneath
Siberia
Tam
Miss Johnson
Moscow
Teast
Tho
Bank Cautious Chaotic Exchange Rate Rise
London reports chaotic Australian exchange scene with banks halting large trades. Financial News notes unperged rate as unfortunate, Bank of New South Wales pushing others toward an agreed policy amid unbalanced budgets and uncertain fixes.
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Ruhr Coal Strike Collapse Reported
A collapse in the Ruhr coal strike was reported by United Service from Cologne. Negotiations about the ware out began tomorrow as talks shifted after the strike ended unexpectedly.
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United Service
Cologne
Leprosy Discharges Reach 65 At Carville Center
National Leprosarium at Carville Louisiana reports that over ten years 6 percent of leprosy patients were discharged as apparently recovered and no longer public health risks. Average hospital stay ranged from five to nine years with a wide treatment mix including erode-chanlmoogra oil and intramuscular injections. The facility emphasizes a sanitarium regimen of food rest and fresh air for all patients.
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Carville
Pubic Health Service
Blaze at Wingfield destroys Wingfield Sausanco plant
A fire engulfed the Wingfield Sausanco Casing Co factory at Wingfield this afternoon, causing extensive damage and losses estimated at £2006. No injuries reported. Investigations to determine the cause are underway.
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Adelaide
Wingfield Saus-anco Casing Coy
Wingfield
Gale
Lavstragea
Remarkable New Telescope Aims To Revolutionize Star Photography
A new Ritchey Chrien 20 inch telescope, described as a major advance, will be shipped to the United States for Professor G W Bitchley after being assembled in France. It promises to correct axis distortion and deliver sharply focused celestial photographs across the plate, with a compact 34 inch tube and 136 inch focal length.
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G. W. Bitchley
Monst. Wilson Observators
Rithley
Tt. Ritchey Chretien
France
Wasat
Pla
United Service calls limit on narcotic production
A London report notes that twelve tons of morphine, beyond the world’s legitimate need, were manufactured in 1989 per the League of Nations opium board. Seizures of cocaine rose 60 percent over the four year average, with chief seizures in the United States, Egypt, Greece, and China. The board considers it possible to calculate global needs and set production limits for dangerous narcotics.
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United Service
London
Leagun
Opium Board
Egypt
Greece
Chins
Postal money orders hike from Australia to New Zealand
MelbourneWednesday reports a rate rise in money orders sent from Australia to New Zealand. Director Hy Brown states transmission charges have increased from 14d to 2d per pound, affecting cross‑Tasman transfers.
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Weamsday
Lamoa
Hy Brown
Postal Service S
Australia
New Zealand
Airman Departure Delayed In Darwin Report
A Darwin dispatch says Captain Matthews’ departure has been postponed from today until tomorrow. The engine is reportedly in satisfactory condition despite the delay.
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Darwin
Matthews
Tiny
Entire
Heavyweight Title Withdrawn From Schmelling in New York
United Service reports the New York State Athletic Commission withdrew recognition of Max Schmelling as world heavyweight champion. A potential title bout between Sharkey and Stribling is under consideration. In Rome, the Halifa Boxing Federation suspended Cartiera from 29 countries of the International Boxing Union excluding Britain. Garnera announced plans to prosecute for slander, claiming 5550.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Max Schmelling
Sharkey
Stribling
Rome
Halifa Boxing Federation
Cartiera
International Boxing Union
Britain
Garnera
Pe Serrata
Marshal Joffre’s Funeral Procession Through Paris
Mourners lined the route between Notre Dame and the Invalides for the funeral of Marshal Joffre. A black pedestal image center stage, with Allied flags, solemn drums, and a gun carriage led by uniformed soldiers. Cardinal Verdion delivered an absolution as guards and infantry accompanied the cortege. The procession moved along the quiet street to the Invalides where M Barthou spoke and the coffin was laid in the Sun carriage chapel, per Marshal Joffre’s request in his Lisieux garden.
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United Service
Paris
Marshal Jofre
Notre Dame
Invalides
Cardinal Verdion
Jhugles
Vardinsi
Joffre
Conigians
Valides M. Barthow
Marshal Joffre
Louviennes
Across Atlantic Italian seaplanes reach Brazilian coast
A squadron of 11 Italian salien seaplanes crossed the South Atlantic, reaching the Brazilian coast between 4 and 3 pm. They flew over 1000 miles of open ocean in 15 hours. The Italian Minister of Air commanded the flight with assistance from a Italian war.
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United Service
Rio DE Janeiro
South Atlantic
Air
Thalian Wer
Maridalena
San Paulo
Speed Gamble by Malcolm Campbell in Daytona Beach
Malcolm Campbell aims for a land speed record at Daytona Beach in February with his new car thebird delivering 4 450 horsepower, claiming it is the most powerful in the world. He says a driver can only do his best with a margin of half a second between victory and defeat.
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United Service
London
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Hide
Eternity
Sydney Shipping Position Quiet After Crew Rest
Sydney reports passenger vessels Ormiston and Canberra, held by the s restoration of fur control, completed crew today and sailed this morning marking a halted movement resume for the Sydney port.
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Ormiston
Canberra
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