Prime Minister Scullin Defends Government in Melbourne
In Melbourne the prime minister defended Labor policy at the Eight Hours social. He called for expert analysis of financial plans and artificial measures to boost purchasing power, warned against attacks on leadership, and insisted the government would persist until it gains control of Parliament and finance to restore prosperity for workers.
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Melbourne
J. H. Scullin
Canberra
Trades Hall
E. J. (Hogan
M. Glumy
Commonwealth Link
Boura
Trades Hail Council
Duffy
Sife
Justice Higgins
Delug
Cail
Scullin
Labor Movement
Labor
Pmce
England
Theodore
Liner On Rocks With 300 Safe Onboard At Little Cum Hea
A liner grounded off Little Cum Hea in misty weather with 300 souls aboard. Lifeboats launched under a "Women and children first" order, all passengers landed safely on a rocky shore and later reboarded lifeboats. Passengers describe panic, blocked water, and the ship tilted at 45 degrees, lit as a beacon to passing ships.
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Mont Clare
Paris Train Crash Kills and Injures Many Dining Car Passengers
Eight persons died and forty were injured when a dining car on the Paris to Bordeaux express derailed near Klampes Station. Victims include Mr Pravik Hatcher Weetman and other passengers. The front portion of the train avoided damage. a dining car collapse trapped some passengers in a narrow passageway. Rescue efforts followed as workers aided the injured, and some are missing. An English boy and Mr Michaud are among those reported hurt.
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Paris
Poreces
Bordeaux
Vietima
Pravik Hatcher Weetman
Wallet Weetuinrt
Klampes Station
Ouly
Realia
Miehaud
Madame Col'm
Missing Airways Plane Southern Cloud From Sydney to Melbourne
The Australian National Airways plane Southern Cloud, with six passengers and two pilots, disappeared north of eastern Victoria after leaving Sydney for Melbourne yesterday afternoon. Reports vary but search efforts continue as weather worsens. authorities dispatched Wapiti planes and a rescue plan was prepared if the craft is found.
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Melbourne
Australian National Airways
Southern Cloud
Sydney
Victoria
Double Tragedy In Melbourne Home
A Sunday double tragedy occurred in Melbourne in the bedroom of James McMillan a 35 year old fruitgrower. Ada Crosbie his sister in law and McMillan were found dead with a shotgun beside McMillan's body. His wife was away from home at the time.
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Melbourne
James McMillan
DF Merbem
MclMillan
Ada Crosbie
McMillan
Sex Education Debate Across The Hay Office
Rome reports a Saturday discussion by a separate congregation of the hay office on sex instruction for the young. The highest body condemns writers and teachers including Catholics who teach all facets of sex arguing that economic theories aimed at improving humanity are harmful.
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United Service
Rome
Hay Office
Designah Cei
Scotland Defeats England In Calcutta Cup Rugby
In Mareny Fela yoday 75,000 spectators watched as Scotland defeated England in the Calcutta Cup match. The score stood 2% polute to 19, with rain affecting play and attendance high.
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London
Mareny Fela
Inai
Scotland
England
Federal ALP Conference Opens Without Unity Hope
SYDNEY Sunday report notes the Federal ALP Conference begins next Friday in Sydney with little sign of reconciliation between Labor factions. The Prime Minister will attend as a Victorian delegate. It marks the first federal gathering away from the Trades Hall in history.
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Sydney
Lkely
Trades Mall
Massed Scouts in Australia Rally for Baden-Powell
More than 13 000 Boy Scouts and Girl Guides gathered at Randwick racecourse Sydney for a massed parade honoring Lord Baden-Powell. The event showcased troop displays and an inspiring march past the official stand. A thanksgiving service followed at Sydney Cricket Grounds attended by about 8 000 scouts and thousands of friends.
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Sydney
Randwick
Baden-Powell
Sydny
Labor picks senator candidate in Adelaide vacancy
The South Australian Labor Party ballot selected Hy Kneebone as its Senate candidate after Senator J. H. Chapman’s death. Kneebone, a former East Torrens MLA and vice president of both the Australasian Council of Trade Unions and the ALP, faces Country and Liberal party decisions next week with Kneebone widely favored. Selection hinges on parliamentary party votes and potential Liberal support.
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Adelaide
Australian Labor Party
Senate
J. H. Chapman
Hy Acneebone
Country
Liberal Arties
Kneebone
Country Party
Labor
Ai Mi
Hora
A. Laffer
Liberal
House of Assembly
Superintendent Curtin Shot Dead in Ireland
London reports Superintendent Curtin of the Free State police was shot outside his home in Tipperary last night. He had led a case against four men accused of legal drilling. Curtin, 30, was found by his wife after leaving his office late. Judges and authorities condemn the crime as cold blooded murder.
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United Services
London
Curtin
Free State Police
Tipperary
Sealy
Clonmel
Ireland
Ancient Records Unearthed at Ur of the Chaldees
Excavations led by Leanani Woolly uncover 21 preserved private houses and clay tablets in Ur. Distinct documents reveal grain merchant business ties, property purchases, and loans. A school room yielded student tablets while graves contained copper tool sets and weights.
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London
Suluray
Abraham
Leanani Woolly
British Museum
Pennsylvania
the Times
Ap Parsative School
Duke of York Receives New Wireless Inventions
The Duke of York explores his hobbies with a fitted hearing aid and patent developments. He tests wireless sets at Buckingham and has the king’s approval for a sale of portable valve sets with remote control features.
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Unitea
London
York
Duke of York
Bockinham
Geuther
Paris
Indian Hockey Team to Tilt in Australia Test Series
The Unites Service Indian hockey squad prepares for a prosecutor Obrmple Games defense in Australia. Key players and the team coach are quoted on the challenging tour and the need for strong defense.
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Unites Service
Amine Australia
Podville praised as good place for rheumatism
A brief exchange notes Podville as a favorable location for rheumatism treatment with a confirming remark from Bang. The dialogue highlights local opinion on Podville’s suitability without additional details.
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White
Labor Leaders Claim Victory in Special Conference
At a state Labor Party conference the Premier L L Hill Chief Secretary S R Whitford and Attorney General W J Denny defended railway policy and government actions. Denny outlined the railway position and a vote of 107 to 86 upheld the government despite criticism and pledges against it.
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Adelaide
L. L. Hill
S. R. Whitford
W. J. Denny
Australian Labor Party
Denny
Federal Arbitration Court
Wiees
Labor Party
Lance
Whitford
Yatala
Bernie
Yacht in Trouble Near Melbourne Rescues At Sea
The yacht Massie, three-quarters of a mile from shore, battled terrible seas and a bay storm. Crew member Creel from Benkingham was rescued in collapse, while owner architect Arthur Peek and a third man were saved as the vessel failed. One crewman was left in private hospital with shock and exposure effects.
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Melbourne
Securdey
Massie
Williamstown
Arthur Peek
A. E. Creel
Benkingham
Novelists Quarrel at Metropolitan Jhat Reception
New York Saturday reports a heated clash between Theodore Dreiser and Sinplate Lewis at a reception for a visiting Russian writer. Lewis accuses Dreiser of theft of 4,000 words from Leven on Rivnala, while Dreiser denies the charges and slaps Lewis in the dispute.
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NEW_ YORK
Saturnay
Theodore Dreiser
Sinplate Lewis
Metropolitan Cind Jhat
Lewis
Drelter
Leven
Rivnala
Melbourne Floods Dramatic Rain Deluges Across Suburbs
Melbourne records 2.28 inches of rain from 4 am to 9 am, the heaviest since 1929. Trunk lines disrupted, trains halted at Jolimont yard, low-lying areas flooded, and power outages hit. Beaches inundated, golf club damaged by lightning, and most events canceled including Moonee Valley race.
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Melbourne
Stelbourne
Jolimont
Trighton
Sandringham
Movng
Moonee Valley
Ballarat North Golf Club
Economy in Ireland cut 16 percent by Viscount Craigavon
Ireland economy faces a 16 percent reduction as Viscount Craigavon Prime Minister of Northern Ireland announces belt tightening. He notes Lord Abercorn urged restraint and economy across Parliament while the Education Department outlines a plan to implement 400 pounds endowment and other cost-saving measures.
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Viscount Craigavon
Northern Ireland
Aalarien
Bettus
Lord Abercorn
Hope of Forced Landing in Blue Mountains Flight
Sydney reports grave fears for the safety of Australian Nations Atynius Ltd monoplane Southers Cloud after it departed Sydney for Melbourne yesterday morning. A storm disrupted the route with telegraph and telephone lines down. Captain T W Shortridge, J Runnell as assistant pilot, and passengers W Arley N A Farrell C Hood Mamules Mig F Ginga Miss E Stokes are aboard. The plane was last sighted near Albury, then Wongarute and Benalla by 4 pm. Weather deteriorated. search efforts continue as messages fail to reach.
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W. Gi ' Mf
Hood
Bertha Weardo
S.A. Farrell
Caulford
B. Glasgow
North Melbourne
M. Magules
Bisternwick
Amy E. Stokes
W. Shortridge
J. W. Dunnell
Als. Youns
Melbourne
Australian National Airways, Ltd
Shortridge
Youne
Violet Town
Mascot Aerodrome
Wangaratta
Air Force
G.th Wal
T. Ulm
Auefrscan National Airways, Ltd
Sydney
Atynius Ltd
Southers Cloud
Soney Yal
Talane
T. W. Shortridge
Mos
Australia
J. Runnell
W Arelily
N A. Farrell
C. Hood
Mr. Mamules
E. Stokes
Hathcook Ave
Albury
Wongarute
Benalla
Lince
National Airways Ltd
Allen
Mr. Allen
Lee
Cambridge Wins University Boat Race Triumph by 24 Lengths
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the annual university boat race by 24 lengths. The time was 9 minutes 20 seconds. Oxford won the toss and chose the Middlesex side. Cambridge pulled away after the second mile and finished decisively at Hammersmith Bridge, with Oxford unable to threaten the Cantabs.
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United Service
London
Cambridge
Oxford Co
Oxford
Middlesex
Osford
Hammersmitt Bridge
Mysterious deaths trial begins in London case
Mrs Anne Hearn aged 13 faces trial in London for the murder of her sister Lydia Mary Everard aged 52. The case links to earlier deaths of Mary Ann and Lydia Everard with exhumations on December 9, signaling a linked mystery around toxic allegations and pending charges against Mrs Hearn.
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London
Sal
Mt Launcestin
Cornwall
Anne Hearn
Lydia Mary Everard
Hearn
Tela
Stine
Ruspleinn
Miswee Mary Ann
Lodi Everant
Ant Koele
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Mr H. Kneebone
Ancient Records
Wirelees
WOMRY
A.L.P
A. A. Drummond
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