Danger of War Debate at Trade Union Congress
Brisbane reports the Trade Union Congress session warning that war danger rises from fascist aggression. Delegates argued collective action could deter aggressors and criticized Chamberlain government policy for aiding fascist Germany Italy and Japan, and for betraying Czechoslovakia and China.
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Brisbane
Wpiriver Aetaleui Weright
Trade Unio Congress
Spas
Lot Beert
Ant
Moulda Union
Germany
Italy
Japan
Mr. Chamberlain
Lyons
Cuenho-slovakia
China
King To Entertain Shooting Party At Sandringham
King plans to host a shooting party at Sandringham House in London. A midday reception and an afternoon gathering are noted, with participation from invited Dominion and Goldrid representatives.
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Sandringham
London
Beth
Steamer Toussiks Run Aground Off Sagunto In Pursuit
London reports the steamer Toussiks ran aground near Sagunto after aviation pursuit by General Franco’s planes. Also in London, Crown Prince Gustaf of Sweden visits Lord Halituy today, per official notices.
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London
Valenaia Aye
Crown Prince Gustaf of
Sweden
Lord Halituy
No Vacancy In RAAF But Commission In RAP
London dispatch notes Mr Glemes John Barery of Adelaide received a commission in the RAP despite no vacancy in the RAAF. He had ended a 190 day voyage on the barque Lawhli, arriving at Falmouth penniless and began a 300 mile walk to London aided by a friendly motorist.
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RAP
London
Glemes John Barery
Adelaide
Falmouth
Corral
Uae
Irine Raya Air Force
Long Range Plan of Development of N T
A long range plan of development for the Northern Tresitary is discussed with notes of preparation and recognition. The report mentions difficulties in securing an attorney and project hurdles ahead, reflecting delays and planning issues for future years.
National Standards CANABARA Support for Australian Labor Labors
A report on national standards and appointments related to the Australian Labor laboratory system. The document lists ministers and officials involved, including the minister in charge of Belentifho Resnirel and Dr HIE Myer Wola, detailing the allocation of funding and equipment for a laboratory and the handling of 48 applications.
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Uist
Far Ae Laboratory
Mtr Feserman
Australia
Operaons
Anasore
Senator Brand comments on wartime recruiting drive
Senator Brand criticized a proposed voluntary recruitment campaign aimed at raising manpower to 70,000, saying it would fail after lessons from months of debate. He argued the plan would not profit war and that wealth should be sacrificed along with energy and manpower.
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Cansailiua
Henatier Brand
Benteenight
Brand Wddat
Wheeler
Moon tops list as No 1 female player in 1997
Brinwane staff notes Moon selected as the No 1 female player for 1997 by selectors Wayna and peers. Mancosh ranks Moon first with several others including Be Maidens Faye White Jane Fifth N. Brian sixth and P. Callaghan seventh, ties and minor placements appear among the Grading.
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Rumkid Tral
Btiae Hhardons
Mise Neimeyer ‘Hire
Alles
Killer Twarth Nod Alien Stern HN
Back-in Parking Debate Delays City Council Decision
In Toowoomba residents led by the town clerk Merritt request the city council to reconsider introducing a new back-in angle parking system until after the new year. They warn the current plan risks confusion and danger with cars overhanging footpaths and cyclists at risk. Mayor Ald J D Annand called a special meeting to discuss the issue.
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Toowoomba
Wedrinsbary
Mir
Merritt
Unin Atterneos
Cmy Coumeil
Blkers
Teds
Ald
J.D. Annand
Mail on Board Seaplane Breaks Atlantic Move
London Mercury reports a seaplane project by Bhort Mayo consortium halted by weather and power limits. After a 2400 millins top, the craft stalled near Hampstead Waters, with over & Son of Corrisbmas mill abers expected to reach Alexandria by tomorrow morning. Captain D T Bennett, Mercury pilot on the Migits move to South Africa, leads the control.
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London
Tueway
Bouthamp~ Fom
Over & Son
Corrisbmas Mill
Abers
Alexandria
D. T. Bennett
Novel Civil Action in London Court Sets Murder Allegations
In a remarkable civil action in the Supreme Court, Mrs. Panny Hermes sues Jamne William Rhodeson for 3000 pounds alleging the murder of her husband. Hodigton was acquitted of the murder, while the widow UrovEhi faces allegations of unw...
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London
Tyeutay
Cape Town
Supreme Court
Panny Hermes
Jamne William Rodeson
Hodigton
Thane
UrovEhi
Vnlew
Fined for Destruction of Tree on Road
In Toowoomba a local court fined a man two pounds for the destruction of a tree on the road. The proceedings noted the offence and the judge's remarks on public welfare and lawfulness, with details about the case and the defendant's actions.
Four Men Die in Adelaide Car Crash
Four men including ANELATE, Norwood, Foote Ha, and Walter Albert died in a four lane collision near Adelaide. A fifth man Hebert Parke Junlo and others were injured. Edmund Mulier and William Rewrrr, driver of the second vehicle, were involved. Rewrrr was arrested and charged with driving under the influence.
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Anelate
Wedneniay Finnnaak
Sy Ney
Ae Norwood
Allan Walter Foote
Uf Evanble
Marit Albert Diey
Wf Mroudview
Hebert Parke Jnnlo
Pewpert
Fee
Hue Mont Serhowe
Edmund Mulier
al Kn
Miatar
Iode Cary
Femar Geppes
Adelaide
William Rewrrr
Wok
Britain Readies Budget for Armament Increase
London reports a government option to borrow about 400,000,000 pounds and 8,000,000 for rearmament as defense needs grow. The chancellor and Parliament discuss funding and new borrowing powers under the Defence Loan Act of 1936 to cover war readiness expenses.
Government seeks to curb Parliament over estimates debate
Prime Minister defends guillotine use to limit the estimates debate arguing it preserves Parliament’s business. He cites 1597 hours since sessions began, with opposition moves consuming most adjournment and no confidence motions. The Budget debate took 22 hours, 18 of them by opposition, while 138 hours were set for the estimates. The aim is to allocate time for public-interest questions and maintain orderly proceedings.
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Canberra
MY. J. A. Lyonat
Recalled U S Ambassador Unlikely To Return To Berlin
Montreal report says President Roosevelt told the press after a two day conference with Ambassador Philips Wilson that he will renew study on religious political and racial persecution abroad when he returns to Washington early December He did not reveal the ambassador details Observers think Wilson will not return to Germany as U S actions suspend normal diplomatic relations until minority attacks are halted
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Montreal
Roosevelt
Folowig
Philips Wilson
Berin
Ialy
Germany
Washington
Wilson
Lyons Voices Regret Over Ata ck on Dr Amis
Sydney report says Prime Minister Lyons expressed regret for attacks in the Labour Daily on Dr Amos. He assured protection against theists and pledged action to prevent recurrence. Lyons called the campaign unprecedented in Australian journalism and noted risks to Anglo Australian ties.
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Sydney
A. Lede
Gennus Cone
Dr. Amos
Labour Daily
Amis
Mile Championship Success Of Tom Horgan Bribhane
Tom Horgan of Warwon won the mile senior championship at Lang Park tonight. Morgans set a strong late push but Horgan held on for victory. A. Reduley and J. Powell followed in near order as Curr won the 3 mile senior scratch, finishing ahead of Selulle and Kesap.
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Bribhane
Tom Horgan
Warwon
Uenior Ountry
Lang Park
Morgans
Oulalde
Sena
Anewicky
Curr
Selulle
Ipewich
Kesap
Meckhampion
Incthea
P and D Finances Profit For Year In London
P and D Line reports a yearly revenue of 2405 218 with receipts from voyages to June 30 at 130626. Dividends from sid sidiarien total 992110 and miscellaneous income adds to the total. Depreciation 496000 administration expenses 4212 tecomditioning Mongolia 125000 debenture interest 192169 and provident good service account 75000 appear in the balance chart. Profits were 4500 795 with dividends 4500 795 and brought in 145300 while the amount through forms 170300. The consolidated balance sheet for the group shows the distribution.
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London
P. and A
Sidsidiarien
Mongolia
Swiss Trade Treaty Debate Impacts Australian Exports
In Canberra the Australian House of Representatives examined a pending Swiss trade agreement. Debate focused on reduced Swiss duties on Australian wool and a significantly increased quota for Australian apples and peas. Members warned revenue losses would arise for Australian pennary producers, notably wool and fruit growers, amid the proposed reforms. The debate was adjourned.
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Canberra
Wednotsi
Switzerland
Leros
Perkica
Ie Howe
Maskulia
Jaerland
Perkins
Ima
Customs Huts Mined in Britain Protests
A mangled wartime note describes protested meetings against an influx of Kriaiad influence. Names like Newton and Buller appear amid references to customs huts, mines, and protests, with vague ties to London and West regions.
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London
Wedneminy
Attempt On Berlin-Tokio Flying Record
The Porke Wolf-Condor team attempted a Berlin Tokio flight record today. The team reported the aircraft Brarttenuure reached 148 miles per hour en route from Berlin to Calcutta. The plane landed at 1140 a.m. local time and then arrived at Maara at 100 a.m. today, continuing activity with Berlin and Tokyo legs noted.
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Berlin-Tokio
Acaraghi
Tumday
Berts
Calcutta
Berlin
Maara
Skeleton Buried Under Stone Found By Road Workers
Skeleton found buried under a stone along the Mackay Westumstay road near UConnell River, four miles from MackBy-Broserpine. Road workers reported a mass pushed aside and boots and a rifle nearby. Police and investigators probing the site in the vicinity.
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