Decision Today in Federal House on Censure Motion
Canberra reports indicate a vote on the censure motion moved by Mr J G Latham last week. Debate resumed with absent Lang partisans entering later, as Scullin conferred with colleagues. Page urged tariff cuts to ease economic distress and criticized the government as bankrupt and infamous.
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J. C. Latham
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Duvert
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McKay
Martens
Labor
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Noor
Judy Iscariote
Theodore
Queensland
Mangana
Earle Page
Ereby
Page
Lyons Government Motion Alters Support In Parliament
Canberra reports a meeting of Country Party members where a motion to alter support was carried under conditions, signaling possible formation of a Lyons Government or a Lyons-Latham Government if the motion is implemented.
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Canberra
Lyons
Lyons-Latham
East Sydney Member Disallowed From Caucus Proceedings
A Federal Labor Caucus meeting in Sydney decided by six votes to three that the new East Sydney member M Ward should be barred from caucus participation. Beasley Elridsr Laszarini and Ward abstained along with Senators Dunn and Rae. Beasley stated Ward’s East Sydney by election ties and they informed the Prime Minister he would not be linked to caucus decisions.
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Inday
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Laszarini
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Rae
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Lang supporters split over censure vote stance
Sydney reports indicate ALP president Mr Graves states Lang supporters Beasley and others should back the government on the censure motion. Adelaide notes Mr J L Price, MALR, has long criticized Labor figures, while Labor Council secretary T P Howard complains of treachery by Price and Gale during a critical period in Australian Labor history.
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Beasley
Lang
Adelaide
J. L. Price
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Tinsleg
Keen buyers mark a mile in stocks in Melbourne
Melbourne traders reported strong demand with 25,000 shares transferred as prices rose. The market showed notable gains across sectors, especially in mining and petroleum shares, as investors pursued securities amid a broad advance.
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Melbourne
Io Betpetria
Yangtze Steamer Tachi Sinks With 200 Lost
Chinese owned steamer Tachi sank on the Yangtze River yesterday afternoon. Reported casualties reached 200 with 120 survivors rescued by a Chinese revenue cruiser. Survivors described an explosion aboard the vessel before it went down. Relatives awaited at the Shanghai wharfside as 40 passengers’ families reacted to the tragedy.
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Shanghai
Yangtze River
Keen Competition in Adelaide Wool Market
A lively sale at the sixth series of wool in Adelaide sees brisk bidding from local and Bralford buyers. Prices rise across the board with the top price reaching four guineas per pound for a consignment, as dealers report strong demand and steady activity.
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Parents killed in Christmas Eve crash found by son
The Daily Mail reports the tragedy of William Gouldon who found his mother and father after a Christmas Eve crash near their home in Manchester. Mrs Margaret Gouldon, 55, died instantly. Mr Fred Goulden, 58, died hours later at the Jewish Hospital. The couple had just visited their grandson and granddaughter.
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Cheetham
Manchester
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Fred Gouldon
Jewish Hospital
Rusholme Road
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Goulden
Rain Stops Pirie Pedestrian Club Meet At Memorial Oval
In heavy rain the Pirie Pedestrian Club curtailed its programme after three events at Memorial Oval. About 300 spectators watched damp conditions affect cycling and running. main events were abandoned while some races were completed with wet tracks and cautious safety.
Hale mile handicap and unregistered handicap results
Race card details include Hale Mile Handicap results with St Geran, Ke Syne, and participants Williams, Nicholls, and Lay Taunt. Final times around four seconds, plus the final for Whitehead and Brook. Unregistered handicap 100 yards heats list Green, Whitehead, Naylon, Bilis, Dunbar with times near 9.5 seconds. 220 yards handicap lists Nicholls at 20 yards and Locks and Thompson. No complete dates or venues provided.
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Earthly Paradise in Jamaica Claims Freedom from Poverty
Jamaica claims exceptional freedom from pauperism and crime, aided by a genial climate and cheap food. The piece asserts near full employment, widespread land ownership, and easy living with homes and land available at low rates.
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Mananas
Victorian King's Prize Shooting Result Highlights
L Barrand won the Victorian King Prize at Walhamstown after final shooting, with RW Gum in second and A T Toukiey (Vic Police) taking the Hunlop Perdriva Pit. F G Kelly (Callingwood) placed fourth, W J Harris (Wodonga) fifth, and Collingwood in the third stage with Kelly and Barrand contending for top totals. medals awarded for aggregate scores and best performance in the King's event.
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Unclear 19th Century Notice From Adelaide Assembly
A fragmented 19th century notice from Adelaide describes an assembly in the town and a person named Mah At presenting a proposal during a vote. The text is garbled with misspellings and unreadable segments, leaving the exact subject and outcome uncertain.
Naval agreement shifts naval balance with France
A London dispatch reports marked British concessions to France in a naval agreement. Britain allows France to build or acquire 82,000 tons of submarines against Britain’s 52,000, signaling a strategic tilt. Italy’s stance appears to align with reduced naval activity, while Britain grants favorable conditions to France on key warship goals.
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Exchange v Railway cricket match report
Cricket clash on Wednesday ended with Hallways Ws scoring 83 while Oxford 82. Pryor led Oxford with 12, Sutellitte top bowling for Railway at 4 for 22 and Batty 4 for 1. Rovers and Warriors set for a follow up match at the Smelters oval tomorrow morning.
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Port Racing Notes Preview Big Meeting Ahead
Sporting notes outline Port Races tomorrow with several entrants including Euphrasis and Gunstant in the Mix. Owners expect a strong display from Eudorns gelding while others like Star Gun and Oakband Tie show potential in a crowded program. Races feature Sires Produce Stakes and St. Patrick’s Handicap with a mix of favorites and long-shots.
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Reduced Interest Rates Bill Introduced in New South Wales
Sydney Finday reports Premier Lang introduced a bill to reduce interest rates payable in certain cases by the Legislative Assembly today. The proposal aims to secure lower rates under specific conditions in New South Wales.
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Veteran Bowlers Meet for Armadide ARMA Event
Veteran bowlers with a combined 8 679 years joined the seventh annual bowls match. Two men travelled 300 miles to compete. The oldest player is 30, the average age among 14 competitors is about 74 years.
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Ags
State Parliament Opens With Early Reopening Plan
Adelaide Thursday announcement of early reopening due to urgent need for funding farmers and unemployment relief. Governor outlined anticipated substantial deficit from railway revenue decline and overseas expenses. Bills to extend farmer credit, supply land for settlement, reduce Assembly seats, and adjust tax payments.
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Australian Natives Association in Warrnambool votes on federation amendment
In a drawn vote the Australian Natives Association in Warrnambool backed a board proposal to amend the Federal Constitution to expand powers. The measure aims to redefine federation terms and shift authority between states and central government, subject to parliamentary assent.
Swarajists Expand Inquiry Into Calcutta Police Actions
Swarajist group in Calcutta adds three members to the inquiry into police excesses despite Gandhi’s withdrawal of demands for such an inquiry. The body aims to press Europeans and moderates on the matter while naming a German-backed superintendent amidst British pressure.
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Premier Announces Farm Aid Plan and Grant Details
Announcement in the House of Assembly outlines a grant of £109,000 under drought relief measures for 1934-33. The government aims to provide support through ordinary credit channels, with the State Bank coordinating payments and ensuring advance assistance to farmers and suppliers of essential commodities. A £400,000 fund is proposed to meet all farmers relief needs, with proceeds distributed through bank credit and provisional loans.
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Haaner
Prem
State Bank
Imprisoned for Life for Murder of Sweetheart
Virgil Kirkland, 30, jailed for life for the murder of his girlfriend Miss Arione Upw Win AM, with details describing the attack and the victim in a late report from New York.
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Turbulent Reaction at Indian Mosque Over Light Incident
In Calcutta at Holy Benares excitement rose as rumors spread that Hindus damaged Aurangzeb mosque. Crowds gathered and shops closed amid tension before it emerged a stray turkey had broken a lampshade, easing fears.
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