Policy clash prompts union demand in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Wednesday the Timber Workers Union condemned the Labor Party policy and pressed for the Premier L. L. Hill to resign. The union called for a conference to consider action aimed at restoring confidence, unifying government, and addressing unemployment while criticizing state administration.
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Adelaide
Timber Workers’ Union
L. L. Hill
Labor Party
Lovontivy Lugwiemengs
Ung
Australian Labor Pany Executive
Loan Council meeting urges three year plan for economic stability
Melbourne reports the Loan Council calls for inviting the Prime Minister to a conference with Commonwealth and State Premiers and Treasurers to draft a three year plan to adjust public finances and monetary conditions. An expert committee will prepare information for the conference. The Council lauds the £28,400,000 Redemption Conversion Loan oversubscription, allocates excess subscriptions to redeem securities, and notes Mr Lyons’s work in Mr Scullin’s absence. It fixes government securities as 6 percent par May 24 1934 and 5 percent par November 15 1941. Taxation by States on Commonwealth loans is deferred to the next meeting. The New South Wales representative was absent. A Melbourne Evening statement quoted ministers as displeased with Mr Scullin and Mr Lyons’s handling.
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Eich Governeent
Redempton
Lyons
Unl
Loan Council
Scullin
Joana
New South Wales
Herski
Hte
Mersing
Bydmay
Mayer
Commonwealth
Mtr
Rennr
Mr Lyone
Mr. Scullin
Outrage as Sikh Attacks Family in Calcutta Killing Woman
In Calcutta a Sikh man named Sayan Singh fatally wounded Mrs Curtis and severely injured her daughters Monica and Shells during a brutal sword attack. He claimed to be a Congress activist and threatened more violence, while authorities reported his recent discharge from a Punjab Regiment battalion.
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United Service
Galautta
Camtonmenus
Curtis
Indian
Amy Service
Vrs
Monica
Shells
Sayan Singh
Congress
Cnight
Punjab Regiment
Mol
Ratopeaps
Resistance and Union Demand Amid Mine Work Stoppage
Report from North South and Zinc Corporation mines detailing a Workers Industrial Union meeting. Requisition seeks special meeting at 2:30 pm to decide union stance on company proposals. Majority supports resuming work pending negotiations. 10 workers to work. Management committee members opposed to ruling may resign. Mines to reopen tomorrow.
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Wednsda
Compieyra
Aue Nuit
Workers’ Industrial Union
Uct
Tode
Sinios
F. A. Miller
WLU
Iso
Jth
Workers Industrial Union
Dia
Quintrell
North
South, and
Zinc Corporation
Redhill Railway Report Status Stirs Inquiries
Government inquiry into the Royal Commission on railways and the Redhill Port Augusta line has raised questions. The state report, said to oppose the route, appears to have disappeared from federal authorities. Mayne report allegedly suggests the line would lose far more than the 84 000 pounds quoted in 1911.
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Adelaide
Royal Commission On Railways
Redhill Port Augusta
Btate
Mra Feme
Mayne
Perjury Charge In Adelaide Case Stirs Interest
Doreen Alma Haskell, a young witness in the Edwards case, was arrested for perjury at Adelaide Police Court. She is remanded until January 29 on £50 bail. The offence allegedly occurred on December 23 or 24 while she testified at the preliminary hearing, denying telling Miss Cocks and the Crown Prosecutor that she saw Edwards and Mundy together at Hotel Victor in Victor Harbor, among other false statements.
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A. A. Edwards
Doreen Alma Haskell
Adelaide Pollew Court
Edwards
Miss Cocks
Hotel
Victor
Victor Harbor
Mundy
Premier refutes railway wage devolution request
The Premier L. L. Hill states the Labor Party will not seek an early parliamentary session to tackle railway matters as there is nothing urgent for Parliament to address. He adds the government cannot challenge the Federal Court ruling on railway salaries and emphasizes adherence to industrial arbitration policy.
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Adelaide
L. L. Hill
State
Parliamentary Labor Party
Nsk
Federal
Labor Party
Ook
Federal Industria
Iavy
Riot Charges: Twelve Men Arraigned in Adelaide Riot
In Adelaide Police Court 142 men faced charges for participating in Friday’s riot. Prosecutor W C Gillespie said the event was an organised, premeditated attack on constitutional authority, not a spontaneous protest. Witnesses described a violent scene with police helmets stained with blood, wood and iron debris displayed as evidence.
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Adelaide
W. C. Gillespie
Crown Law Department
Sit
Giseople
Miller
Price
Russia
Australia
Nicase
Nicass
Smallpox Case on Freighter Ben Venue Arrives Sydney
The freighter Ben Venue arrived from Shanghai to Sydney with the fourth engineer infected by smallpox. The crew were sent to quarantine at North Head.
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Sydney
Ben
Shanghai
North Head
Finger Prints Clue At Smelter Howling Club Burglary
Police linked the burglary at the Smelter Howling Club to thieves seen on the premises. A bottle and glass examination by a print expert, led by Detective Evans and Constables Gully and Olirt er, identified Rudolph Costello and William Mcfeam as recent arrivals from Pirie state. The suspects were connected to a room behind Smerdons old f Ref.
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Gully
Olirter Rudolph Costello
William Mcfeam
Pirie
Sudoten
Smerdons Old Fariery
Moade Road
Mystery Boat Drift Near Zee Brugge Silent Crew
United Service reports in The Evening News that Zeebrugee maritime police probe a sea mystery. A fisherman found a lone motor boat drifting, towed only a few bales of tobacco and a blue coat with bullet holes. The crew had apparently fled, leaving a seaworthy boat.
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United Service
London
Zeebrugee
Reduction of War Debts Proposed by Chase Leader
New York on Wednesday Albert Wissta abnormal and director of the Chase National Bank called for a policy to reduce war debts to aid business recovery. He cited the bank's capital and large mortgage holdings as context for swift action.
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United Service
New York
Albert Wissta
Abnorial
Chase National Bank
Chase National Balches Wat
Condliffe to Write League of Nations Economic Survey
United Service reports that economist J B Condliffe has agreed to prepare an annual survey of economic affairs for the League of Nations economic and financial section. Condliffe, who has resigned as secretary of the Institute of Public Relations, began work at Geneva in September.
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United Service
London
J. B. Condliffe
League of Nations
Condliffe
Chi
Institute of Pueble Relations
Geneva
Visitors Triumph in Queensland Test by 219 Runs
In Brisbane on Wednesday the West Indies were dismissed for 188 in the first innings, then reached 467 in their first stand. Queensland replied with a strong second innings, led by Constantine and Duncan, to seal a victory by 219 runs.
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Queensland
West Indien
West Indies
Howrh
Gough
Bengterd
Marlig
Dunedo
Ullbett Te Moudres
Thurlow
Ao Uirkett
Tiubert
Viraat
Oxenhem
Gilbert
Sonaiantinn
Brewer Sealey
Adams
Gibert
Wight
Duncan
Repstead
Vinal
Scott
Francis
H Weew
Nam
South Wales Strike Seen In Critical Stage
South Wales coal strike action tightens as union secretary Mr Cook faces stalled talks amid ongoing stoppage in collieries. sources say dispute at stake includes wage and working conditions with local officials pressed to reach settlement.
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United Service
London
Tuesasy. Tlows
Ae | Suena
South Wales
Mr Cook
Championship Bout Planned Between Schmelling and Stribling
Reports indicate a heavyweight title bout is arranged for New York on Wednesday with contracts signed for Schmelling versus Stribling. Schmelling holds the title with Stribling and Jack Sharkey among top contenders for the crown.
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Rasted Service
New York
Schmelling
Stribling
Jack Sharkey
Fate of Trade Wind airplane vanish near Azores
United Service Air Hope for the safety of Mrs Berg Hart 27 and Liew W. McLaren abandoned after an aeroplane possibly forced down in the Atlantic early on Sunday morning. Mackay Radio Co received a message from the American president Garfield stating the San Radio station to the Azores broadcast that the monoplace Trade Wind fell into the sea about 20 miles off Montserrate Point St Michael Island. All ships are asked to keep a lookout and report any sighting.
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United Service
New York
Mra Berg Hart
Liew. W. McLaren
Atlantin
Mackay Radio Co
Mer
Garfield
San
Azores
Niza
Montferds Poin
St. Michael Island
Amy Johnson Becomes First Women Pilot on Test Flight
In Moscow on a Wednesday Mika Amy Johnson departed by train to Warsaw and planned to fly to London in a Ginsy Moth plane. Officials pressured her to try a new aircraft on a Moyegw test, accompanied by nine merchants. She took off for an hour and landed safely.
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Servier
Moscow
Mika Amy Johson
Warsaw
London
Moyegw
Anatahe
Railway Chief’s Position Raised Over Social Service Order
Sensational action looms against Chief Railway Commissioner Mr Cleary if he refuses to release Southern Area Commissioner Mr Goode for social service as directed by the Premier. Government proclaims three commissioners under Arbitration Act enabling rationing of any government employee. If Cleary resists Lang, he may be rationed and replaced by a loyal officer.
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Sydney
Mr Cleary
Southern Area Commission
Mr Goode
Cleary
Darwin Captain Reports Blinding Storm Encounter
Captain Matthews launched from Bunny Bay aerodrome at 1110 hours and soon faced a blinding storm. He pushed 20 miles toward Hew before turning back, noting the weather deteriorated rapidly 90 miles out.
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Darwin
Matthews
Bunny Bay
Unclear exchange quoted on busy Lady Memhed and Commons
Fragmentary text shows Lady Memhed replying to a request with sarcasm about being too busy for the House of Commons. The snippet mentions conservatives in London and a supposed unanimous invitation to content, but the passage is garbled and incomplete. No clear event, date, or full names beyond the referenced individuals are readable.
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United Service
London
House of Commons
Memhed
Russian Trade and Sugar Output Amid Global Market Haze
Fragmentary OCR note reports on Russian trade and sugar output with references to cargoes of cereals, shipments, and London metal quotations. Mentions various figures and months in a disrupted form, suggesting a period of fluctuating prices and trade activity.
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Loxton
Wranenday
Tony
Snrtotts Eimmentier
Asay
India
London
Heat in BASIC WAGE CASE as Judge Dethridge eyers
Stormy sessions in the basic wage inquiry end with Chief Judge Dethridge ordering police after Crofts clash. Mr. Corke argues for wage cuts to spark production, warning wage reductions may harm industry and employment. Court adjourns until spring as arguments continue.
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Melbourne
Dethridge
Ile Crofts
Gouri
Rofes
Some Minis
FH. Corke
Arinia
Judes Dethridge
Corke
Crofis
Meagher
United Empire Economic Phases in Internationalism Debate
In London on Wednesday, a speaker argues that economic unity hinges on individual pathways within a broader international framework. He contends that stagnation will harm progress, while advancing arts and science offer distinct geopolitical advantages amid shifting global trade.
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