Japan threatens action to protect trade
On May 25 in Tokio the Japanese Foreign Minister Arita warned in the Diet that Australia’s high tariff on Japanese goods could force Japan to invoke the Safeguarding of Commerce Law and take measures against Australia. He urged Australia to reconsider its decision, noting Australia’s export surplus with Japan and the aim to remove trade barriers amid weak world trade mood. A Japan Foreign Office spokesman echoed the likelihood of invoking safeguarding actions if Australia’s drastic tariff move stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Australia
Arita
Diet
Japan
Australis
Foreign Office
Coronation plans for King Edward VIII unfold in London
Report outlines royal preparations and ceremonial arrangements for the upcoming coronation in London with government oversight, procession details, and security measures. Officials discuss potential delays and the role of dignitaries as the event nears.
Trade policy debate fuels Australian defence drive
A garbled relic notes government aims to foster rocket engine production and defence ties with allied nations. It discusses proposals to assemble engines domestically, boost local industry, and strengthen security as Australia contemplates broader defence and foreign policy.
Trade and policy debates on tariff and restrictions
A fragmented passage discusses a future trading system with exemptions for certain goods and mentions a prohibition on restrictions. It notes a balance of trade in Avenalia, a proposed method of control, and assurances by the Customs Department to minimize inconvenience without imposing new restraints. The text references various countries and the idea of national interest guiding tariff decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenalia
Customs Department
British capital hopes rise as Australia eyes trade deals abroad
British capital and Australian officials voiced optimism about expanding investment and trade links. Ministers expected new tariff and market access terms with Japan and Britain, highlighting potential boosts to Australian mineral and agricultural exports and domestic manufacturing prospects.
Applicants for relief programs amid unemployment surge
The report notes rising unemployment claims and increased dole reliance as programs under MV Trenter Comemiantoner assess employment, income, and welfare data. Officials cite shifts in joblessness, weekly hour patterns, and policy responses influencing the relief landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunaddes
Trenter Comemiantoner
Barracking Sparks Mixed Sentiment at Melbourne Test
In Melbourne, debate rose as selectors and fans clashed over barracking during the Victorian State Cricket Association event. Widespread commentary noted a split in crowd enthusiasm with cautious praise for restraint amid nerves and conflicting opinions on supporter behavior during the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victorian Stator Cricket
W. J
Frank Wooly
Birthday Message To Queen Mary From Australia
A telegram from the Dominion and people of the Commonwealth of Australia conveyed warm birthday greetings to Queen Mary. The message asked the Private Secretary to pass on sincere congratulations from the Dominion and from the King and myself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Mary
Austra
Mary Maguire for England leads film studio bid
Mary Maguire, a rising screen star, departs to join a leading film studio in England. The 17 year old youthful actress leaves Sydney with her mother Blace to begin a contract, joining Charles Perret in a major role and later appearing in Diggers Bligh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Young
Hehled
Mise Maguire
Derby betting odds and partial horse card odds
Partial Derby betting card details show odds for several horses with inconsistent OCR marks. The fragment lists prices such as 18 to 2 for Aber and 7 to 1 for Noble King, but the text is garbled with erroneous tokens and dates, making the full lineup unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona
Mahmoud
Cabinet turmoil shadowed by leadership contest in Britain
Reported during a private gathering with Austen Chamberlain Winston Churchill Sir Robert Morne Sir Henry Pager Groft and Sir Edward Grigg the discussion centered on who would succeed Thomas and on future policy shifts including Palestine Kenya and Abyssinian war repercussions. The Chronicle noted debates over leadership and imperial governance amid cabinet changes.
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Landon
Onblngt Changne
Tre Wee
Mr. Malden
Raltsnaioid
Howse At Commons
Nina
Baldwins
Ital
Reesnbie
Bain
Mansell
Ems Shugines
Palestine
Kenya
Tepes
Roughort
Arica
Youngest Air Passenger Suffered Tragedy in Sydney Flight
A two year old girl and her brother Edwin were aboard a Royal Mail airliner en route to Sydney when the child died after being carried to water at Archartivid. Mrs Richardson, mother, explains the baby slept during the journey and the tragedy occurred before boarding. The pilot and Mrs Brain offered comfort, and authorities review the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane
Fer Machen
A. Richardson
Ed Knane
Royal Mall
Sydney
Blackall
Aid
Archerfield
Rosemary
Bleck
Archartivid
Edwin
Trn
Bun
J. Brain
Ey Fee
Richterdson
German tribute to Anzacs noted in Sydney report
In Sydney on Monday the Bishop Coadjutor of Sydney Dr Pilcher described the Australian character. He recalled that before coming to Sydney he once travelled with a German journalist who asked him which type of man he found best in The Sawyer care The Aneaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Coatijutor
Rydney
Pilcher
Rydory
Hospital Board Case Involving 2000 Pound Fine
The Supreme Court case concerns payment disputes over a 2000 pound charge involving James Rowe and the Brepane and South Coast Hospital. The hospital board faced potential penalties and possible imprisonment as the matter proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEC
James Rowe
Supreme Court Caih
Rowe Ts Rintiing
Evangelist Edwn Ore Draws Vast Revival Crowd
A fiery evangelist sermon filled a large gathering last night as Edwin Ore spoke from the pulpit to thousands in a revival meeting. He urged global Christian work, noting past campaigns in Ireland and Canada and detailing plans to extend missions worldwide, with attendance estimated between 3000 and 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Edwin Ore
Brisbane
Sydney
Smmete
Arash
Dent
Stan Ana
Ty Miller
Aril
Sisi
Bretarne
Christian Endeavour Union
Beifast
Ireland
Ian
Ancki
Balkan Ententes Struggle For Influence In Europe
London May 23 The Balkan area faces renewed tension as the Little Entente and the Balkan Entente consider shifting alliances. Greece Turkey Romania and Yugoslavia seek to contain tensions while Italy’s role remains pivotal with talks of treaties and regional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Mail
London
Litte Entente
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Crechoslovaka
Greece
Turkey
Dinnosa
German Talks in Hungary Stir Entente Concerns
Budapest dispatch reports uneasy German talks with Hungary amid Entente caution and secrecy. Cor experts note possible Russian influence and questions over military discussions, while Budapest presses emphasize confidential negotiations and limited official disclosure.
King flies to inspect liner Queen Mary voyage
The King travels to inspect the liner Queen Mary at Belvedere, flying via air to Southampton. The Queen Mourier and the Duke and Duchess of York accompanied by Princess Alga travel by train.
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Gland
Belvedere
Uy Air
Bouthampton
Queen Mourier
York
Gioucesver
AlGa Eh
Warwick Nurses Banned From Smoking In Bedrooms
Warwick officials report new restrictions on nurses smoking inside patient rooms. The Nursing Board and hospital administrators discuss compliance measures and enforcement actions at a recent meeting.
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Warwick
Tire
Crafton
Paxseu
Ifeuoes
Esclan Seth
Drummond
Borgia
Poachers Base in Territory Waters Exposed at Sea
A Sydney report alleges poachers operate a base in Territory waters under British colors. Key figures discuss a 367 ton vessel and a fleet of smaller craft, with a 900 ton parent ship. A Melbourne bound crew member transported a child in a contrived barter at Bathurst Inlet, amid broader accusations of illegal pearl fishing and smuggling.
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Sydney
Monuy
Commonwealth
C. G. Praaer
Pearl Porchers
Braver
Stip Merkur
Monkey
Bathurst
Prac
Darel
Iapanees
Batuch
Melvilla
Alatralan
Waters
Myo Fusbels Ini Wbef
Abip
Thet Feruier Oul
Apnimoprany Icchato
Cnn & Iyoume Pearl Abellia
Carel Thiaudis
Wkâ
Ald Src
Plane passage growing in demand as air travel expands
The report notes rising interest in air travel to England and other destinations, with business leaders supporting expanded services. It mentions Indy planning an April 1 1987 Brisbane departure and hints at growing passenger numbers for future flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airwagi Eesvler
England
Indy
Brisbane
GHA
Australian Olympic Team Departs Amid Cheerful Sendoff
An Australian team of 12 athletes leaves for the Melbourne to Fremantle voyage amid for cheers from about 900 spectators and streamers. The group, including Los Angeles bound members, faces a tough route but aims to equal a prior three-event record. Team officials praise training in rowing and other disciplines as they set expectations high for the Games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Wreallers
Anderson
Emmieman
Als” Sports Committee
Backhouse
Community Conrerta
Yiclinin
Ana Singer
Fragmentary report on European conflict tensions and alliances
A garbled dispatch describes chaos between Italy and Britain over Turmer's Alpine victory. It mentions Austria and Hungary seeking Piocer relations, with allied states shifting stance toward various powers. The piece references Aagerene domination and political realignments amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodromes
Chechoslavakin
Hed Ito
Gut
Avelria
Mlingeryere
Italy
Briton
Turmer
Alpine
Austria
Hungary
Piocer
Ano
Doctor’s Car Involved in Pedestrian Collision
A driver aiding a patient was struck by a doctor’s car in Weston Bidet area. The injured man, Bertram Bote, was taken to Children’s Hospital Middleside. An ambulance arrived to find the doctor already assisting the injured person, with the incident blocking the road at Mage Time corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Bote
Weston Biveet
Coorparon
Died At Top Of Pole On Hawkes River Cruise
A yacht named the Hako carrying crew and guests ran aground on the Hawkes River near Grafton. A crew member fell from a safety array and died as other passengers were rescued. Police investigated the incident tied to the vessel and the Grafton district.
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Sro Auroplante
Giayton
Gurrangong Ral
Mess
Keighitey Finsnel
Vais
Aletion
Millow
Cee
Pmgs
Kidiney Vary
Moi
Frank Hg
Hawkes- Henry
Bury
Lone Meer
Grafton
Bobpin
Bane
Pear
Jenves
Melbourne shooting of Superintendent Brophy detailed
Melbourne Monday details of an attempted hold up and the shooting of Superintendent Brophy by unknown assailants in Parkville, with the driver fleeing, a torchlight pursuit, and police officials pledging full inquiry while noting prior warnings to Brophy. The report includes statements from Chief Commissioner Polly and hospital updates on Brophy’s arm injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Broply
Polly
Thomas Winmeys
Brophy
Parkville
Mit
Vincent
Lammet Inggyry
Oomorrow
Prapidhy
Aiscum
Eitni
Chet
Bourenier
Saurday
No clear events or names to form a proper headline
Fragmented OCR text mentions political party shocks, councils, a possible special session, and various garbled phrases about elections and officials. No coherent individuals, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable to produce a factual summary.
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Edward
Baward VIII
Aerielen Dasa
Temple Bar
Charity Ross
Machange
Jarra
Connell Wil
Eealfy
Ana
Benen
Unie
Bina
Budget Inquiry
Leslie Thomas
Thomas
Curtin
Feders
Peter
Fiona Biatoe
Gagan
Exettine
Aiamalan
Horner Serra
Prorio
Marae
Lateraine
Morini
Messin
Monuay
Foe
Sears
Ain
Iui
Avatralian al Foren
Avatralian
Gye
Henry Gulla
Mell
Commnren
Tholby
Axpeninn
Maverial
Ye Ausirajli
Baritt
Lyons
ACE
Aiyoputien
Austratia
Airyerine
Rie
N.S.W
Tate
Sliductory
Mary Maguire
Sydney Memday
Anni AM
Mmrulreil
Fenbe
Aune Lerna
Hpi Lanes En
Fapemene
Wrrthh
West
City Tabernacle
Mazar Mamoinl
Balkan
Bucharest
Wowieiess
Hellan
Dodermese Islands
Dardanelles
League of Nations
Iiscinwurys
Ard Nates
Puiter
Fuultary
Budapest
Tine
Ponce
Orman
Russia
Sivas
Hall
Anil
Gylboutl Elier
Colonial Authority
Nastow
Abyasidis
Bhat M. Laval
Formier Rerich
France
Altea
Regen Mio
Oclalla
Marttr Aurelia
Patiter Gauil
Catholic Minion
Berlin
W. Brough
R. F. Anderton
Perth
red_at
Ollapse
Bie
Blaney
Tor
Pepelis
LANG
Leenath
Sea Lab Cadate Nia
Lae
Pkaolf
Mayer
Romero
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