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01 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1937
Page
1
Commonwealth Parliament Opens Amid Volcanic Disturbance Fears
In CANBERRA a government report warns of future volcanic disturbances near Rabaul and the Maulatog Territory of New Guinea. The opening of a new federal parliament sparked discussions on administrative moves away from Rabaul and the harbour risks. BrigadierGeneral McNicol urged caution as experts consider central relocation options and evacuation contingency plans for affected residents.
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New Guinea
Rabaul
Mavch
Daiy
Marsil Zea Esse
Pana
Fabeal
Ioc
Fealow
McNicol
Alreays
Japan Australia Shipping Conference Opening This Month
A fragmented report from Tokyo discusses a planned Japan Australia shipping conference this month. It mentions aims to facilitate talks on freight rates and exchange terms, with references to participants and potential outcomes though details are unclear due to the garbled text.
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Tokio
Amutra
Bell Re-elected Speaker in First Secret Ballot
Mr G Bell was unanimously re-elected Speaker of the House of Representatives in Canberra as the 10th Federal Parliament convened. The election marked the first under new Standing Orders permitting a secret ballot. Bell was the sole candidate and received warm applause from members including Mr AB Hawker and Mr Hutchinson.
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Beth
Aewin
Tasenaion
Honor of Representatives
Veeder
Gell
Usenile
Bell Wax
AB Hawker Tap
Austratnl
Hutchinson
U.ap
Mirtorta
Charles Mare
New South Wales
Labour
Cherise
Mer ‘Gander
J. A.dbyons
Hell
Lyons
Betts
Timm
Vicecardine
Bell
James Labour
N&w
Mr. Bell
Laugier
Ute Bey
Ward
Nsw
Wilk
Yout
Lyon
Hunt
Lyont
Tin Otter
Eroin
Curtin
Fis
BM Prowse
Nock
Gregory
Wis
Prowse
James Mught
Lyovy
Mrr. Curtin
Poss Scott
Concert Interruption By Tear Gas Shell Report
A concert in Michigan was disrupted when a tear gas device discharged, driving attendees from the auditorium. The event featured the famous performer, with many in the audience affected as gas spread across the front rows. The incident’s cause remains unclear, with speculation of accident or intentional act. Officials reviewed safety procedures as authorities investigate.
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Michigan
Ambiguous Paris Bureau Probe Reveals Centered on Gaudens
A cryptic report describes a Paris inquiry into a group tied to the CAA and a Gaudens nucleus with many elements. The text mentions a five year span and a potential clash of documents, suggesting a focused historical investigation.
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Paris
Bureau de 1
CAA
Gaudens
Collector of Customs Resigns Amid Private Separations
A disrupted report notes the resignation of the Collector of Customs. The article hints at internal disputes and a formal departure from office in Queensland, with emphasis on private communications and year-end context surrounding the move.
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Twessay
R. Oued
Preservation of Peace as Core Aim of Government Policy
Lord Gowrie outlines proposed measures for foreign policy stressing peace and cordial international cooperation. He urges restraint in disputes, supports League of Nations actions, and envisions Australia strengthening defence while promoting free trade and new treaties with other nations. Continued discussion to follow.
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Bate Jueebers
League of ‘Waltons
Australia
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United States of America
Bell
Austratia
Astralian Industries
Arconnery Industries
United Bimes
America
Ing
Canada
Tieir
Te Own Sre
Tegottatians
Batwest
Wis
Mudenty
United Amador
Australla
Lilly Beem
Winn
Cao
Page's Dominant Post Endures in Federal Party
Canberra reports show Dr. Earle Page maintaining the dominant position within the Country Party as internal nominations and shifts unfold. T. Collins of New South Wales contemplates a leadership bid while Labor backs Roland Jayoyy in Queensland for party whip, amid a reshuffle that keeps Dr. Page influential at the ministry level. The recent party elections reflect Page’s continuing influence and the party’s aim to stabilise leadership across the federal government.
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N. Nock
N.S.W
B.S Corer
Unknown Woman Found in Parramatta Park Picnic Area
Police in Sydney investigated the discovery of a well-dressed, unknown woman found in bushes near Parramatta Park. Post-mortem suggested death about two weeks prior with no bullets or bones broken. authorities considered possible illegal operation or a sex-maniac motive. Witnesses noted a car scene and a bagged body carried toward the park fence before being dumped.
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Sydney
Mirance
Lake Paramatta Park
Ting
Turepol
Llberi
Sony
Golbert
Williama
Ines
Percy
Chal
Waizance
M Park
Palmer
Pesty
Suve
Dena
Nomare
Sie
Timens
Farmer's Confession Of Double Murder
BILLINGS MONTRARAL, Monday. Prank Robiden 35 a wheat farmer confesses to two murders over a dispute about 190 bushels of wheat. The argument allegedly led to a duel in which Robiden killed Kunts to prove his loyalty to his wife and child.
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Billings
Montaral
Three Japanese Luggers Moved to Darwin Anchorage
Three confiscated Japanese vessels the Takathirw Maru the Dai Wippon Maru and the fort Maru have been moved from shell moorings near Darwin to a new anchorage three miles farther along the Wide estuary to shelter them during a proposed seaplane base project. If court-ordered returned to original owners the Japanese may profit from the vessels, while the administrators seek overhaul and potential sale. Two men have been given Darwin probation for attempting to operate the luggers.
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Darwin
Tunday
Northern
Terrory
Tatsa
Une Prana Baan
Une
Elmanel
Benele Pated Aergice
Abe
Pete Hawt
Monetary Policy Discussion Amid British Government Debate
In London a parliamentary session examined monetary policy and price stability. Officials debated potential measures to control inflation with references to global markets and forthcoming economic milestones. The discussion highlighted concerns over exchange rates, sovereign debt, and the need for coordinated policy responses.
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