Cunningham Gap Becomes New National Park in Queensland
Queensland announces Cunningham Gap National Park covering 31001 acres on the Great Dividing Range. The park lies 70 miles from Brisbane and 30 miles from Warwick, with a main road from Brisbane to Mt. Edwards and onward to the park. Tracks from the cairn for Allan Cunningham will extend through dense forest to Mt. Cordeaux, passing between Mt. Cordeaux and Mt. Mitchell as the road link to Warwick nears completion.
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Cunningham Gap National Park
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Clerk Granted Order Nisi On Ground Of Desertion
BRISBANE Wednesday On the ground of desertion Mr Justice Philp granted to Franck George Kelly clerk of Toowoomba an order nisi for divorce from Catherine Josephine Helly of South Brisbane. The Pirtles were married on February 27 16 at Toowoomba and two children were born.
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Hitler blamed indirect cause of Russian attack on Finland
Lord Halifax in the House of Lords asserts the Soviet assault on Finland stems from German policy and warns against trusting Munich era assurances. He argues Germany bartered Baltic liberties and that only a secure European order, built with Allied cooperation, can preserve peace and liberty.
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The Pilot Crime Gang Plans Easy Street Heist
A narrative describes a gang led by Bill Jewilly under the influence of a letter from The Pilot. They stage a series of nonviolent jewel and cash thefts, using coded instructions and threats, and plan further robberies while avoiding capture. The plot unfolds with maps, aliases, and a conspiratorial mood as the criminals execute and evade pursuit.
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Senate Turmoil Over Interjections Delays Adjournment
In Canberra the Senate adjourned amid a dispute as Senator Brown of the Labour party was named for frequent interjection by President Heyes. The heated scene arose during debate on a statement by the Interior Minister Poll regarding military pay. Senator Wilson accused Labour of using the issue for political gain and Brown was pressured to withdraw after protests. The chamber rose briefly after the altercation, then resumed until 1 am.
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Body Of Princess Louise Cremation Reported Plans
The Associated Press reports Princess Louise will be cremated according to her wishes. The ashes are expected to be buried in the Royal burial ground at Windsor, with possible interment details to follow.
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Old Age Assistance Debated in Commons Over Commonwealth Models
In the House of Commons Mr Tom Smith urges Britain to imitate Australia and New Zealand old age schemes citing the Australian Arbitration Court levels. Mr Jenkins praises New Zealand pensions for being nearly double Britain's while Mr Somerville argues Britain's support is lacking and price standards hurt farming competitiveness.
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Tom Smith
House of Commons
New Zealand
Australian Arbitration Court
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Britain
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Labour
Fritz Kuhn Sentenced for Bund Theft in New York
Fritz Kuhn former Bund leader is jailed for two and a half to five years after being found guilty of stealing about 127 dollars from the German American Bund. The judge urged action against national secretary Wheeler HI and Willy Luedtke for deliberate perjury.
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Willy Luedtke
Secret Commons Session Set to Discuss Supply
London notes that Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain announced a secret one day session of the House of Commons to discuss supply. The date is provisionally set for December 13 with the decision described as agreed by the government.
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London
Neville Chamberlini
Home of Commons
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