Talks With Russia Pushed Ahead Amid Peace Front Debate
British officials press ahead with Anglo Russian talks as Foreign Secretary and Sir William Leeds work to explain Cabinet views to the Russian ambassador. The aim is an anti aggression bloc and moves toward German appeasement, with multiple ministers traveling to Moscow.
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Peace Front Propaganda Amid Hot Dogs and Royal Travel
A June 12 dispatch describes a day of informal fun at the Hyde Park residence of the President where the King and Queen enjoyed hot dogs with mustard and swimming. The royal party then traveled to Canada aboard the royal train. Intermittent mentions of international diplomacy and various conferences note tensions, but the piece centers on light domestic scenes and royal movement.
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Mr Menzies Keen In Conference Plan
The text outlines Mr. Menzies push for a conference plan aiming to divide great nations into two opposed blocs. It notes a belief that peace, trade stability, and finance require such a conference approach, and argues for a collaborative path among major powers.
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Royal Visit Sparks Canadian City Welcome and Debate
The royal tour arrives in Montreal amid crowds and official pomp. Delegations and protesters mingle as Prime Minister and King discuss peace, defense, and diplomacy. Parades, street scenes, and a heavy security presence accompany the visit, with dignitaries and locals lining routes to greet the monarchs.
Prisoners Celebrate King's Birthday Remission
News recounts a day of remission for prisoners in Brisbane in honor of the King's Birthday. Special meals, parcel allowances, and a hymnlike program marked the event as officials and inmates observed the holiday with shared meals and staged performances. A new system to credit time in gaol was announced by the minister.
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Royal Weather For Discount of 5 Percent on Rates
City Council weighs restoring the old 1 percent rate discount if paid within 30 days and 24 percent if paid within 60 days. Officials estimate forgone revenue around £50,000, about half a penny rate, with a proposal under preliminary consideration and a June budget deadline looming.
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Musgrave Parke
Sporting highlights from Sydney and Queensland matches
Rugby Union saw New South Wales defeat Queensland 17 to 15 in Sydney while Rugby League results in Sydney showed Queensland beating New South Wales 54 to 13. Soccer at Ipswich had New South Wales triumph 4 to 3. In racing, the Opel Handicap at Ascot featured Lorna D first, Sculptor second, Gavotte third. Tennis at Warwick saw H Whillans win the Southern Downs title over J Pyle 6 2 6 3 and Mrs Westacott defend the women’s crown 6 4 6 2. Golf winner Dyon Nida retained the Greater Brisbane title with 79 77. Hockey men’s carnival in Brisbane had Brisbane 5 Toowoomba, women’s Warwick 5 Toowoomba 2.
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Toowoomba
Britain to fully man air defences this June
The British defense plan indicates air defences will be fully manned for a defined period. Reports mention army units and training, with anticipated call ups and a focus on readiness ahead of potential threats. The text references scheduled timelines and defense contingencies without detailing specific actions or locations.
Queenslanders in Union Trial Teams Named
Queenslanders named for the union trial in Sydney on Saturday with ten players selected for the Australian unit. Notable selections include W. Me, Nichal Son, Oxlade, A. Monti, E. Walker, and others from the Rest side who will face New South Wales.
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Australia
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New South Wales
True View of Labour Premier Menzies Agrees
Mr Menzies and Premier Forgan align on Labour's national approach describing parliamentary action as the path to reform. The Prime Minister cautions against undermining democracy and stresses unity with Morgan's policy stance within parliamentary means.
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Tension in Tientsin as Japan blockades concessions
Tension rises between Japanese military and British authorities in Tientsin with plans to seal the British and French concessions. Japan builds electrified wire fences around zones with six guarded gateways while river patrols intensify. British troops patrol as food stockpiles grow amid looming blockade likely Tuesday.
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Night blaze damages Edward Street store in city
Fire swept a two story shop on Edward Street near Milrabeth Street causing damage to stock estimated at Severn hundred pounds. Fire brigade led by Deputy Chief Officer Clarven confined flames to the rear portion while the basement remained untouched.
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Canberra Architect Edwin Henderson Found Hanged in Garage
Canberra authorities report the body of Mr Edwin Luther Henderson, noted Commonwealth Architect, found hanged in the garage of his Red Hill home this evening. Henderson, famed for major Commonwealth Bank extensions and federal works, had recently designed alterations to Government House Canberra and prepared for royal visit preparations. He had joined the Commonwealth Public Service and earned international recognition as a distinguished wrestler.
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Woman pilot dies of burns in Melbourne crash
Florence Wists of Chaucer Street St Kilda died after a cockpit fire ensued when her aircraft collided with another at Melbourne yesterday. The Royal Melbourne Hospital treated her injuries as officials from the Air Accidents Investigation Committee opened a probe. The minister for civil aviation will decide on a possible special inquiry by the Federal Air Court.
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Premier Remains In Sydney Amid Election Flurry
In Sydney the Labour candidate May Wiehels backs United Australia Party with a lead in votes. Officials say the motion to appoint a new representative follows the death of Mr J. A Oray Amtereat. Local reports hint at a return to Sydney within a week as weather delays and notices shuffle schedules.
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