Lord Strabolgi Warns on British Will to Aid Dominions
Lord Strabolgi said no British government could last 48 hours under pressure to yield mandates for Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand. He linked the German situation to widespread condemnation of actions against Lutheran and Catholic churches and Jews, suggesting war was not imminent.
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Sydney
Turwiny
Lord Strabolgi
Prine
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
Germany
Delfram Seamen Depart Port Kembla by Car
A Delfram Seaman left Port Kembla last night and drove away, with the destination and purpose unclear. Only one sailor remains aboard the vessel. Authorities are tracing the missing crew member and assessing the ship’s status.
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Port Kembla
Libourd
Weekend cricket draw and standings note from local clubs
Weekend fixtures list for Yullundry Curr Creek Goonoa Yeoval and others with matches at showgrounds and grounds. Player selections and travel plans noted for Campbellstown Neurea Methodist Arthurville Suntop Bongooin Comptonella and Campbella sides. Recent results referenced include Farnham v Mumball and NSW Victoria match impact on Shemely Shield standings.
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J. Sutton
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S. Sutton
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H. Dullimore
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A. Baker
J. Hooper
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G. Patrick
Z. Fenton
Ous Ve Gollan
C. Wall
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H. Traynor
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McHugh
R. Sears
D. Pullen
S. Neville
W. Neville
T. Morley
A. Sheridan
W. Sheridan
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Victoria
Victtoria
Compulsory Training Rally in Melbourne Demands Change
A Melbourne gathering of over two thousand men, mostly of age, urged compulsory military training. The protest, organized by the Citizens' Defence Movement, was chaired by President J. T. Vinton who warned that if the Prime Minister says peace is hanging by a slender thread, defending by only voluntary service is a farce.
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Citizens’ Defence Movement
J. T. Vinton
Patce
Man Ignites Grasses to Seek Excitement
Melbourne labourer Raymond Joseph Wright was sentenced to four months for four charges of arson. He told police he started the grass fires to combat loneliness and to create excitement.
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Melbourne
Uruda
Raymond Josph Wright
Charies of Bain
Becaus
Parramatta Gaol Escapee Recaptured Quietly
John Williams, who escaped from Parramatta Gaol on December 17, was recaptured at Redfern. He submitted quietly to arrest and will be charged with escaping from lawful custody.
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Sydney
John Williams
Parramatta
Bush fire relief claims total £400,000 pledged
Applications by bush fire victims for relief totalled 1,500 as time limits expired. The aggregate amount pledged stood around £400,000, representing funds promised to victims.
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Melbourne
Bush Free
Cleries
Sensational Outburst Warns Australia Faces World Conflict
The Federal Treasurer Mr Casey warned last night that Australia could face existential danger. He said as a cabinet member he knows the world is on the knife edge and only needs a turn of the knife to plunge the world into a conflict greater than 1914, endangering an unprepared Australia.
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Melbourne
Casey
Irom
Autralia
Australis
Alabama Kid Stops Max Ray Ner In Mellbourne Fight
Alabama Kid, aged 12.01, earned a fourth technical knockout over Max Ray Ner from NSW in Melbourne West Stadium last night, finishing in the tenth round.
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Alabama Kid
Max Rayner
Nsw
Melourne West Stadium
Railways Deficit Looms. Cabinet Eyes Freight Review
Railways deficit projected for the Gansdiel year ending June 30 nears £800,000 with a forecasted overall surplus abandoned. A cabinet conference will discuss possible freight rate raises on primary products amid drought and low prices. Hartigan reports coal revenue about £300,000 affected by rising costs, while wage expenses rise by roughly £100,000.
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T. J. Hartixman
Hartigan
Mezera
Stevens
Broxner
Mair
Ty Wan
Cabinet
Hitler Speech Sparks Cabinet Protest at Hobart Meeting
Reported speech by the Prime Minister drawing protests from Federal Cabinet members meeting in Hobart next Monday. Ministers were warned by telegram against issuing individual statements after Hitler’s speech and the government statement.
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Ita
Hobart
Hitlar
Withon
Ater
Stock Market Report at Homebush Scien Highlights Steady Trade
About 1100 head of cattle driven through the Homebush market with prices steady. Bullocks sold from 6 to 11, cows from 4 to 10, beef stock 40s to 45s. Sheep market saw 11,000 penned with ewes and lambs bidding from 8 to 12 shillings.
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Homebush
Hughes and Prime Minister clash over comment bans
In a broadcast, Mr Hughes urged ministers not to comment on foreign affairs and warned that enemy bases in New Guinea could strike eastern cities within hours. The Prime Minister said ministers should not speak, while Hitler’s speech failed to restore world peace prospects.
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Ares
Hughie
Austrake
Gutman
Hughes
New Guinea
Hitler
Steamer Delfram to sail from Sydney amid union fears
A British seamen party will sail from Sydney aboard the steamer Delfram bound for Port Kembla and then Japan tomorrow morning. Great unrest grips union circles with pickets at the waterfront and nine watch stations planned. Authorities report ample applications to man the vessel.
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Sydney
Delfram
Port Kembla
Japem
Resde
Sydney Market Prices Struggle to Hold Steady
Thursday edition notes a quiet Sydney wheat market with prices near 2/61 per bushel for wheat and new lots at 2/6. Other commodities show varied quotes: potatoes around 19/6 to 20/, lard 2/ ease, butter 16 1/2, cheese 10d to 8d, maize 4/9 to 6/7, millet and bran around 4/ to 7/.
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Sydney
Port Kembla Steelworks resumes work as unions ease
Work is gradually resumed at Port Kembla Steelworks with about 540 of the 2000 Ironworkers Union members who were dismissed reengaged following the Dal [Sram dispute. The move signals a easing of industrial tensions as production returns toward normal at the steel plant.
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Port Kembla
Ironworkers’ Union
Dal_ [Sram
Ambiguous shoe style notes in mixed listing
A fragmentary listing notes women’s coloured suede shoes and various styles including special stocktaking items. Mentions black glace Bon and assorted styles with unclear context or complete details. No clear event or entities beyond generic footwear terms.
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