Prince of Wales Returns Through Gaillard Cut Rock Obstruction
The Renown, escorted by HMS Calcutta, reached Colon after Barbados and passed the Gaillard Cut with a 20 foot water over a rock obstruction. Divers shattered the rock as three hours were lost. the Prince of Wales later sailed to San Diego amid aircraft flyovers and official receptions.
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Gaillard Cut
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Prince’s pardon party and Barbados speech on sale of West Indies
At a pardon party in the afternoon Barbadian officers and war veterans met the Prince. He condemned the proposal to sell the West Indies to pay debt in a Government House speech. A 500 guest ball followed in the House of Assembly with the Prince dancing with Barbadian girls. An old veteran called the day the greatest in Barbados history.
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Turbulent European Affairs Highlight April Dispatches
Rome reports D Annupaic motor boats capture a Trieste steamer and escort to Fiume for unloading cargo. Paris notes a 94 hour May Day strike push for socialisation of industry. Smyrna sees Turkish and Greek militarization as six Greek divisions stand by. Copenhagen references Trotsky peace visit plans. London cites Estonian Russian ratifications and Bengal governor appointment.
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Charles Smythe stars at Ars Majesty with The New Moon
Special attraction at Ars Majesty's Theatre tonight features Charles Smythe, eminent Australian basso, with his Merry Musical Words, in conjunction with the feature film The New Moon. Supporting: Miss Anne Greene, Miss Miriam Kutner, and Bathie Stuart with Maori songs promised.
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Charles Smythe
Basso
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Alice Esty
Grand Qgpera Company
Anne Greene
Miriam Kutner
Bathie Stuart
New Zealant
New Zealand Wheat Outlook From Prime Minister Statement
Wellington reports the Prime Minister says opinions on the wheat position may cause unease but the Board of Trade data suggests a satisfactory outlook. Estimated yearly requirements total 7.25 million bushels, against a 7.65 million bushel total available from New Zealand and Australia plus existing carryover.
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New Zealand
General Birdwood Arrives in Sydney in Enthusiastic Reception
General Birdwood arrived to a vast crowd in Sydney with generals and the public lining the streets. He was carried to a motor-car and welcomed at a civic reception at the Town Hall. Birdwood said he deserved no thanks for anything done overseas and praised the soldiers as salt of the earth. In Melbourne, John Meagher was acquitted of wife murder amid judge remarks about a man named Fenn who died after warning his wife he would end his life for £50. Police have not solved the Penn mystery. A South Melbourne gasometer exploded, sending flames high and causing window damage. fifty workers were nearby with six Burn injuries not serious.
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Melbourne
New Zealand Oddfellows Conference Opens in Auckland
The tenth biennial conference of Manchester Unity Independent Order of Oddfellows delegates met in Auckland with 88 district delegates. Grand Master W Watt spoke on the NZ branch work including support for soldier members and sickness benefits. the board of directors deficit was discussed and solvency raised from 14s to 17s in the pound. The report was adopted.
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New Zealand
Manchester Unity Independent Order of Oddfellows
W. Watt
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Board of Directors
Orange Lodge in Wanganui Passes Resolutions
The Orange Grand Lodge in Wanganui on April 5 urged New Zealand to press Britain against the Vatican envoy and to defend state education funding. It moved to remove a Justice of the Peace and a Civil Servant linked to the Irish Race Convention in Melbourne, while pledging loyalty to the Crown. Brother A Neable was installed as RWP M and Brother G K Smith as DIM. next session set for Christchurch.
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Baxter's Lung Preserver Promises Quick Cold Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Baxter's Lung Preserver as the reliable winter aid to nip coughs and colds in the bud. It emphasizes preparation, safety, and prompt relief, urging readers to buy the large 54-year-old remedy today at chemists and stores.
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