Ultimatum Declares Government Sits In On Waterside Clash
In Melbourne the Prime Minister warned the Waterside Workers Federation that unless cargoes were loaded by May 25 the penal clauses of the Transport Workers Act would be invoked. The government faced choosing between action and an escalation in industrial conflict as union leaders prepared to meet to decide next steps.
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Transport Workers Act
Waterside Workers Federation
Mr. Lyons
Melbourne
Canberra
Federation
Adelalds
Brisbane
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Sningers
Boundary Street
Australia
Tank
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Uapanest
Oil Search Stimulated by Government Advance on Mt Bassett
Commonwealth Government funds advance of £10,000 to Roma Blocks Co to begin test boring on the Mt Bassett structure near Beatrice. Lloyds allow £1 for £2 drilling cost and £1 for £3 operations. Eight wells drilled across Rome district with Wells Five and Dost Near showing potential. Block 36 first drilled in 1020 encountered sand, prompting further exploration. Californian drill expert Otly Evans leads maiden bore at Block 0. Button Creek advance approved with £40,859 new allocation.
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Roma
Qi Compaty
Mt. Bassett
Helin
Lloyds
Ad- Lee
Mt. Bastell
Fenald
Federat deSiston
Aosteh
Rome
Rama Brooks
Gonbaby
Wale
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Otly Evans
Marie
Lrigg
Sinnelly
Mats
Rosie Aresipcen
Sat
Hutton Creek
Pageral
Pldta
Drie
Tis
Bath
Jae An
Ol Camyony
Spithins
Sean
Rang
Brooks
NSW Police Chief to Retire After Contested Case
Sydney dispatch reports the NSW Police Chief plans retirement amid disputes over his eligibility for an unwinding benefit. The case centers on alleged improper government dealings and questions of health status affecting the pension award.
Tattersall's Club to Build New Queen Street Premises
Contract signed for a new Tattersall's Club building on Queen Street facing Edward Street. Budget about £27,000 with a two-storey addition including a dining room and lounge, fronting the premises and featuring modern fittings, telephones, and artists’ plasterwork. Ground floor shops and a showroom will be included, with facilities for arts, sports, and social functions.
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Tattersall’s
Queen Street
Edward Street
Theefserste Tees
Hall
Fhillins
J Hierasn
Henry
Caniairt
BN & Ie
Mackie
Thly Moor
Tazpest Mente Vail
Ciko
Tor Fenearts
Rehemina Oli
Eretz
Mus. Ipa
Terulee Sucessful Raew
Cabinet purge deepens party divisions in London
London May 11 A London dispatch notes the cabinet purge unsettles Prime Minister Chamberlain and allies as critics say ministers fail to catch public imagination. The debate centers on color and personality, with public support and by election results shaping the party’s internal tensions. Opposition parties await chances to press the issue as by-elections reveal public sentiment.
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London
Mr. Chamberlain
Fia
Apunerul Mt
Dolourlyss Golgeeon
Persofaltiien
Nolan Jett
Sid
Flac
Stessis
Hore
Rwigine Public
Spisian
Digs
Sydney Girl Charged With Theft At Kensington Racecourse
A Sydney woman was charged with theft after a racing event in Kensington Sydney. Adelaide officials reported she allegedly entered a pocket and stole £400 from a man she accompanied, with a total theft valued at £726. The incident links to a racecourse visit and a subsequent arrest in New South Wales.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Adelaide
Alieg
Ian
Kensington vSydney
Aid
Bern
Abel
Cuseaes
Cabinet Dinner Then Radio Aids Test Match Scores
Commonwealth Attorney General Mr Menzies presided at a Marlebone Cricket Club dinner with ministers listening as a cabinet meeting occurred during a Test match. A radio in an anteroom relayed scores at intervals to ministers without portfolios.
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Avioolfate
Rickey Ero
Tvstanetie
Commonwealth Attorney- General
R .3. Menzies
Marlebone
Ube
Queensland Open Championship rivals in golf round lead
Dim Ferrier of Norman Von Nida contend in the Queensland Open as Ferrier holds a three stroke advantage with Norman Von Nida pursuing. Close-up action photos show daily play as leaders seek to break the sequence.
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Dim Ferrier
Ns.w
Norman von Nida
Ferrier and
von Nida
Surprise finish in 1934 golf championship title bid
In a day of play Ferrier failed to overhaul Nida who clung to a slim lead after the final rounds. Nida used a putter gifted by Ferrier and showed a late push but ended up three strokes behind as the event concluded.
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N. Vom Nida
Ferrier
Vor Nida
Ferrer
Lee
DeSalvo
G. Walger
Ant
Crampine
Une
Wren
Crampton
Melbourne
Seuss
Pres Bommston
AderMda
Nana
Ine
Sydney
Plana
Elgin Court
de Poyusent
Study of Parasite Control in the United States
An academic inquiry discusses parasite control in the United States with references to a modern marriage concept and central committees. It notes a cabinet recommendation, mentions the Linke fever theory, and references an ethics reference by a historian. The text cites a South Africa connection and a Queensland university graduate as a notable first student.
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Cantral
Toesy
Catassatire
Centenary of Trent Bridge Opens as Ground Turns Year
A fragment recalls Trent Bridge marking its centenary since opening May 28, 1898. The piece notes first Test matches, river features nearby, and local details about events and offerings tied to the ground as it nears a century of cricket history.
Wild Konala tale touches wilds and twins claim
Report from rugged ranges between Cornell and Trigham describes Tommy Tinide known as the Wild Konala. Locals recall sightings, a police search, and Tinide’s claim of a double with tusks and embedded ears. He explained his story while weapons and a stone axe were described. He faced capture and possible Palm Island commitment.
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Agham
Tueaday
Vinegar” Hannasury
Tommy Tinide
South
Sta Istanior
Haw
Cornell
Trigham
Conn
Tomiy
Bo Sadhi Saree
Sen
Ted
Eigny
Este Toce
Tony
Esteel
Erouna
Erik OU
Hitler Oath or Dismissal Dilemmas German Pastors
Reported debate among about 10,000 German pastors facing loyalty oath to Adolf Hitler or risk dismissal. The article notes church authority and obedience tensions, with pastors torn between faith, state demands, and potential penalties for noncompliance.
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Hitler
Strikers Win Ground in Picketing Case Victories Reported
Washington set to see major labour rulings as the Supreme Court endorses limits on picketing. The decision clarifies employer rights and the scope of injunctions, ruling that peaceful picketing may be restrained to protect ongoing labor disputes and public order.
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Aunrowen
Eres
Washington
Hig Gratin
Seven Dead and Fifty Injured in London Underground Crash
London authorities reported seven people killed and about fifty seriously injured as two crowded underground trains collided between Charing Cross and Temple stations. The crash left one carriage telescoped and trapped passengers amid smoke and debris, with emergency crews battling amidst chaotic conditions to rescue victims.
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London
Parsons
Charing Cross
Temple Station
Rex
Jeuers
Finn
Rain Ends MCC Match at Lord's Amid Injury Doubts
Rain halted the MCC match at Lord's on May 17 as McCormick hobbled from the field with an ankle strain. No play was possible after the delay, and score updates noted Australia ahead in the early innings with 509 runs in the first over.
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M.C.C
Lord's Cricket Ground
McCormick
Sean
Macartney
Australia
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