Empire Supply Committee urged as Britain seeks self sufficiency
Britain faces risk of air attack on its factories and shipping, prompting a push for self sufficiency and imperial interdependence. Dominions will supply in kind from existing resources, with Australia expanding munitions output for home and empire needs. Delegates at No 10 Downing Street discussed forming a committee to coordinate empire wartime supplies and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Imperial Supply Committee
United States
Britain
Dominions
Atul
Ech
Dominion
Australia
Singapore
Far Best
New Zealand
Sir Archdale
Pere
Commonwealth
Archdals
Parkhill Shea Aseti
Prituu
Ahiun
Baldwin Prroidlig
Evtinnt
Tor
Wnurther
Britain Outlines War Rearmament Goals in 1930s Debate
The British government presents plans on rearmament and the balance between Regular and Territorial armies. Secretary for War Dult Cooper cites progress and gaps, noting improvements in the Territorial Army and outlining calls for stronger defense readiness. Viscount Snell discusses the Reserve Force and the need for better equipment and machinery output to meet wartime demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dult Cooper
Schnlut
BROADCASTS TO EMPIRE ANALYZED IN CONTROLLED NEWS
A fragmented 1930s era script critiques state broadcasting as the mouthpiece of Seale Contralles while praising press independence. It questions the reach of empire propaganda, noting fear of manipulated news and the ethical tension between service and control in radio broadcasts.
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Snanansa
My 2
The
Empire
Snerlowa
Foo
CIA
Prograres
Earadhin
Ptate Brush Grondeaniine Corporation
Hs Forte Fedom
Seale
Ng mci
Ege
BBC Broadcaster Replacements Reported in Tennis Coverage
The report notes changes at London based BBC with Snagge taking over and Woodrootte named among global tennis announcers. It mentions substitute arrangements during a World Pro event involving Vines and Percy at Wembley, with commentary described as uncertain.
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BBC
London
Snagge
Truer
Woodrootte
Vines
Percy
Wwembiey
Woodrotte
Empire Air Day Promises Joyful Rides This Saturday
An event titled Empire Air Day will feature public Joy rides and workshops. Organizers invite attendees from the region to enjoy demonstrations and reduced prices on many activities throughout the day.
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Empire Air
Sea En Rogaland
Australia
Injured associate linked to sale in estate case
Fragmentary OCR text shows an associate named Moh Lee connected to a sale involving the estate of someone likely titled Bu itt Hi UDe and a princess. Mentions public notice, tax or land fees, and Helium cabinet. Reading is incomplete with many garbled words.
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Peeee Seererte
WeZeeman
Lee
Pia Amanee
Chee LaNnoy
Juliana
Aged Soldier Dies in House of Rest
A loquacious report from London on May 26 discusses criticism in Japan over Pacific security strategies and the Sino-Japanese endgame. It notes veteran Robert Henderson’s appraisal of Nipponese plans, a wanderer’s tale, and debates over a pacific pact, with references to Australia and Britain. The piece frames government standpoints and potential actions toward Japan, Germany, and private enterprise in the Pacific, citing obligations and the imperial conference.
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Japan
London
Toxonemaiapee
Nor
Robert Henderson
Ian Devu
Anf
Ae ST Aa
Aarld
Australie
Mirinbane
Norris
Queenslan
BU Pacific
Walt
Beitain
Sas
Pacific Nigra
Germany
Savses
Lyons
Elevthe Cig ‘Company
Ual Dorsay
Seneva
Wilhelmoireace
Alan
Pacific
Barbastro Anarchist Revolt Kills 100 Reported
A Perpignan dispatch says an anarchist rising near Barbastro north-west of Barcelona left at least 100 dead. Reports cite bombardment by Valencia Government forces, with casualties including women and children. figures vary as authorities assess the scale of the attack.
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Jundon
Barcelona
Ben
Pranco
Tadion
Aivaril Witte
Prinplona
Valence
Bay
Terror of Plans at Courtyard Mall Sparks Panic
A chaotic incident near the Courier Mall involved panic over planes in a dangerous event. Authorities report no clear casualty tally yet as security responders cordon the area and investigate claims of coordinated threats. The British aircraft context appears in early reports, with no verified target or motive confirmed.
New Method for Aid for Church Chilled Beef Schools
Report describes experimental shipment of chilled beef from Brisbane to Port Jackson for cooling by low temperature and humidity control. Documents discuss storage, air circulation, and humidity management with figures on quantities shipped and forecasted supply growth. Public church and Presbyterian Assembly officials referenced.
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Fin Nerasid
London
Hime
Cambridge
Grindie
Vickery
Fia
Orbwliatr
Cumman
Dominion Shipping Lim
Eho
Lakerito
Brisbare
Port Jackson
Grant Opposition in New South Wales Assembly Debate
In a fragmented report from a Presbyterian Assembly debate in New South Wales, discussions focus on church funding, asset expansion, and potential amendments. The text references proposals about educational or church support programs and a motion to extend existing provisions amid uncertain wording and committee input.
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Presbyterian Assembly
Wales
Bellinite
Mackie Oss
Ronyirion
Davis Cup Team Practice Report With Mixed Results
A garbled report notes the Davis Cup team at practice with McGrath playing four sets and others like Brom, Biche, Crawford, Sug, Boros, Mactrain, and Vines mentioned in relation to matches and sets. Details are unclear, but references to 6-3 and 6-15 scores and London context imply a scramble of results from a training session.
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McGrath
New York
Suncity Arts
Brom Biche
Crawford
Richard Sug
Boros
Mactrain
Auy
Howe
Sant Gro
Americi
Vines
Mery London
Perry
Pe Giacon
Steamer Minmi Stranded Near Cape Banks
The Minmi ran aground off Cape Banks and became a total wreck after the incident. A murder charge is mentioned against the master and references to a detainment and police inquiry follow, with details about the crew and the discovery of a body.
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St Nile
gTaeest Ata Ee & Matte
Msnors
Iester
Chick Caulun
Ballville
Vine Mener
Mili
Cato Ann
Nmue
Tina
Cape Banks
New York to Bermuda Air Service
Imperial Airways and Pan American plan a bi weekly Bermuda air route from New York. The service will use Bermuda Pan American planes with an unspecified schedule. The flying time is expected to be about half a day, with two separate legs noted.
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New York
Bermuda
New
Imperial Airways
Slane
Wna
Pan-American
Sydney water loan boosts city infrastructure
The New South Wales Government guarantees interest on a £2,000,000 loan to fund water and sewerage projects in Sydney. The loan, approved by the board, will support critical utilities with proceeds allocated to water supply and sewer improvements. The guarantee ensures debt service while projects proceed.
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Sydney
Uth Wales
London Board Recommends No Homework for Younger Children
The Board of Education recommends in a May report that children under 12 should have no homework. The document suggests reduced assignments to ease early schooling, aiming to protect well being and focus on foundational learning.
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London
Board of Education
Ts Re T
Pioneer of Moving Pictures in Australia Dies
Adelaine Wadnggdas reports the death of veteran filmmaker Frederick William Bian aged in his 80s in Fishion Red Glends. A pioneer in moving pictures, he showed films in Raseralina and Brisbane and helped establish early cinema presence in Melbourne.
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Moving Pictures
Australia
Adelaiine Wadnggdas
Yrederit
William” Bian
Fishion Red Glends
Filma
Voll Fey
Brubane
Three Small Girls Run Away From School
Three young girls reportedly ran away from their school after an incident. Local authorities are investigating their disappearance and attempt to locate the minors, with concern for their safety and welfare.
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Erie
Ieee
Ex Students Dinner Honors Brother Clement
Former Marist superior and assistant general, Brother Clement, was honored at an ex students dinner. The event recalled his leadership, service to Christian education, and influence across branches of the Marist order with remarks on his Rome headquarters role and guidance of schools and colleges abroad.
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Brother Clement
Marists Order
Marist “Benihers Colteve
Maret Oraet
Bro
Clement
Florel Datel Grothe
Ormerly Begrineia
Eau
Wits
Rome
Daalfsanis
Sefal
Marist Brothers College
Mote
Ware
Kemour
Iriiber Clement
1. Renting
Singte-handel Debate Final Illusion of Five ALE
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a debated topic titled Singte-handel with unclear subjects and names. The readable parts mention an event labeled debate final and references to individuals such as Mr Getavell and a topic connected to a working term Als trana. The fragmentary nature prevents precise reconstruction of parties, dates, or outcomes.
Opportune Rise in Prices in Australia Economy Review
Melbourne report on world economies noting easier banking, faster industrial growth, and favorable conditions in primary industries. Describes rising prices, stronger commodity demand, and improved balance of payments as part of a broad uptrend despite European market tensions and wool and wheat price fluctuations.
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Melbourne
Australie
National Bank of Australanie, Ltd
Rie Janes Elder
Amiratia
Brlees
Duc
Axa Fralian
Pri
Overseas
Sugar Refining Company Reports Record Production and Dividend
At the annual meeting of Colonial Sugar Refining Company Limited in Sydney, chairman Mr Knox announced total Australian raw sugar output reached 758000 tons, with the seven company mills yielding 167000 tons, a record for both. He outlined a cautious dividend policy and proposed a Neieveer dividend of 14 6 per 10 share, noting it would be less than 3 percent given the year’s strong result.
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Sydney
Weantsday
R. Knox
Colonial Sugar Refining Company
Traia Addres
Australia
Cealer
Bilger
Atenco
Austalia
Tc' Ube
Mmecalicer
Amlex
Knoxald
Awd Alway
State seeks board to control all eggs in the state
A conference in Nambour heard Bee Board representatives urge government motion to place full control of all marketed eggs in the State under the Board. Debates covered compensation for poultry keepers and a ban on marketing until the Board can regulate.
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Ouiltymeen
Nambour
Wiiiel
Bee Board
RB Corell
Il Board
Art
Sallie Wynnum
Wig Me JR
Eudie
P Ruinball
Rombal
Fraser
Need for Building Additions and Mission Progress
A report from the recent meeting highlights efforts to conserve funds while expanding buildings. The mission’s income for AGee ended February 28 shows a balance with a credit. the overdraft on the working account is to be liquidated this year. The president notes improved employment and absorption of members into industry. Mrs. Ervin receives commendation for long service.
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Nery
Fuince
Smiths
Bpeskeers
Miso
Membare
Im. J. Davies
Ervin
Eoumeil
One Error in Casket List Reported in Courier
The Courier records an error in a casket listing found in Saturday morning editions. A misprint affected the name or item count, with the correct version later published. the Brisbane reference was telegraphed and corrected as indicated by the station’s wire.
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Choula
Brisbane
Profits Tax Attack Sparks Broad Industry Debate
A fragmentary report shows debate over profits tax policy with MPs voicing discontent and industry leaders warning of heavy burdens. The text suggests concerns about broader impact on major firms, employment and development as a new tax scheme faces opposition.
Tin dredge for Return Creek plans announced
A government backed tin dredge project near Return Creek, North Queenstown, outlines a £125,000 plant to process ore at the site. The venture, promoted by a company with capital around £248s, aims to create similar scale industry as the United States, with several months of construction and dredging into 280,000 cubic yards of ground.
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Larg
Staten IteLary
Manat Garnet
North Quernatand
Foley
Ventura Hans
Retum
Sinancia
Ratu Creve
Ejectment Order Refused in Toowoomba Case
In Toowoomba on Wednesday judgment was given but refused to grant the ejectment order. Mr J. E. Lane PM declined to make the order, stating there must be more evidence from the defendant. The court considered the parties and jurisdiction, with no order for possession issued at this time.
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Toowoomba
Dae
Alreedy
J. E. Lane
Landy
Verdict in Cape flight case hits 549 pounds demand
London May 2. Mrs Wyndham and Liewellyn contest a Cape flight case with 549 pounds claimed against Arhman. Proceedings adjourned on account of illness. Liewellyn delayed hotel stay in Cairo and Capetown as the trial stretched.
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Srsivarnses. Ang
Dill Wyndham
Cape
Lire
Abare
Liewella
Cairo
Capetown
Fiile
Bt Saeariger
Wyndham
New Zealand Beats TeminaRDON Mrs Rieke Pate
New Zealand defeats TeminaRDON led by Mrs Rieke Pate in a decisive match. The game featured strong play from NZ prodigies and strategic offense securing a clear win.
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New Zealand
Teminardon
Rieke Pate
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