Trouble in China Motor Showday and Political Turmoil
Reports from Shanghai and Canton describe a volatile scene as foreign observers warn of government concessions to appease public opinion. The Chinese delegation faced friction over territorial issues amid martial politics while protests and rioting produce casualties and calls for Allied intervention.
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Aitay
China Press
Han- Bar
Bshanghbal
Domania
Oo Thowe
Jhata Bis
Perkin
Mowlay
Ti Wa
Kalleng
Yeaterday
Bhan Jal Lin
Remarkable Sermon on Church Reform Captured in Westminister
The remarks report a sermon in Westminster Abbey discussing the present state of the Church of England. It describes Anglo Catholic criticisms, reform doubts, and concerns over clergy numbers and parochial life. It notes decline in morale and growing congregationalism in cities.
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London
Mirmingham
Church of England
Ehrretver
Labour faction mobilises amid looming government talks
In Dalitice Rooney on Monday Sir George Puller realigned and Jon Mivised the Goerermar 60 wand for Mr. Laing. Lang was commissioned to form a Government and the Governor Ve expected to announce personnel by Wednesday or Thursday. Labour councils meet amid row as ministry elections loom and party factions push efforts to secure seats, with Lang anticipated to lead on merit.
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Rooney
George Puller
Jon
Labour
Caurua
Lang
Libel Action Against Daily Newspaper in Melbourne
In the Supreme Court Melbourne a plaintiff seeks £1000 damages from the Daily News for alleged libel. The article allegedly insinuated the minister for customs, Protien, acted immorally and dishonestly, damaging his reputation and placing him in public hatred and contempt. The case centers on statements about tenure at the Commonwealth Dairy Council meeting.
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Melbourne
Supreme Court
Wiliam Irvine
Customs
Protien
Lehwur
Newepaper
Bydoey
Commonwealthp Dairy Council
Prutten
House of
Amundsen Rescue Party Arrives at Advent Bay
A message from Apitabergen Brutes reports the rescue party arrived in Advent Bay on Saturday as the revival movement mobilized. Plans show aeroplanes ready for action and crews prepared to depart for Danes Island today amid tight security and shifting weather.
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Landos
Moutay
Apitabergen
Advent Bay
Danes Island
Movndary
Trouble in South Africa Iowans nom ballot outcome
The union disclosed figures on Monday showing the percent of members favouring a strike if necessary. It was decided both sides should wait until negotiations for an amicable settlement are concluded. The General Council of the South African Workers Union plans to hold a strike ballot following the award decision of the Orange Free State President’s Court.
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Iowans
Airike
General Council
Foot African Workera Vtion
Orange Free Bini
Communists Sentenced in Cathedral Riot Trial
Court martial sentences in the Cathedral riot case include death for Miltenoff and eight others. Veytche and Loullcheft receive eight and five years imprisonment respectively for concealment. Groudcuft was jailed for one year on a charge of improper possession of articles.
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Wregten.y
Boiftia
Miltenoff
Connecion
Miners Strike Turmoil Rocks Sydney Harbor
A clash erupted as troops from Halifax moving toward Sydney faced rock throwing by youths. Miners attacked stores at Audney harbour and near Sydney, Nova Scotia, with police and military keeping to the sidelines. The Royal Canadian Regiment and other units await Ottawa orders to entrain for Cap Bretton.
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Reuter
Bydney
Scotia
Halifax
Atricke
Sydney
Royal Canadian
Regimenta
Toronto
Tandon
Ontario
Ottawa
Capa Bretton
Glare Bay
Sydney Minen
Glace Bay
Budoey
Nova Scotia
Atelkligg Winery
Bumisy Nicht
Audney Harbour
Mousani Inten
Federal Health Commission Opens Queensland Hearings
Public Health Commission of Mulls Health commenced Queenston hearings in Brisbane. The committee will inquire into general health policy, purity of food and drugs, welfare, hygiene, venereal disease control, and development of reform work. Dr Moore noted coordination with Commonwealth authorities and considered part time health officers in Queensland.
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Royal Commission of Mulls Healt
Queenston
Brisbane
Inia
Commonwealth
Queensland
Moore
Swazi Warriors Parade for Prince of Wales in Capetown
The Prince of Wales arrives in Capetown to witness Swaziland regiments drawn up in line with full dress. Soblinga, the paramount chief, wears a grey lounge suit and a drey hat, while Queen Mother Tomawa dons a feathered headpiece. The scene highlights Swazi loyalty and the rainmaking reputation attributed to the Swati ruler.
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Reuter
Capetown
Swaziland
Prince of Wales
Eemalo
Soblinga
Tomawa
Catte
Bobhuea
Morocco War Dispatches from Rabat Report Flight and Fray
Rabat reports M Falotoyo departed by air for home after a recent mission. French military positions strengthen with tanks and air support while the enemy is described as pugnadlois. The observers claim readiness for any action though forces possess few machine guns.
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Rabat
M. Falotoyo Tae
Prise Ta de Departivs
Ecuninee
Poaitian
Froese
la Pugnadlois
Line Repairer Killed Near Toowoomba in Train Incident
An early morning incident near Toowoomba involved a mail train from Bellbene that struck and killed a line repairer described as a Tan mopied Tyioo. The crash occurred while the train halted at Laidley Mk, with reports noting the Governor on board. Further details remain unclear from the damaged text.
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Toowoomba
Bellbene
Tree
Laidley Mk
Pineapple Seizure Sparks Brisbane Debate
In Brisbane a government shift in the Committee of Direction of Fruit Marketing raises questions about seizing the pineapple crop. The Agriculture Minister met with the Director and committee manager. details of any acquisition request remain unclear as discussions continue.
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Brisbane
Joanne Epep
Baturdey
Metregor
Hanger
Complicated Politics At Fockstamptown Meeting
W Richanlinn, president of the Central Queensland branch of the Quernatand Women's Electoral Lene, warned that the past weeks have created an impassable position. He urged unity of anti-Rodalistic effort based on democratic thought to enable reasonable men to unite while organised action remains unfeasible.
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Seriou
Murder Charge From Cairns Trial At Wyreema
In Cairns on Monday Justice Douglas presided over the murder trial of Carl Chowlt and William Thomas with David Doran. They faced charges in connection with the death of Alfred Bilepherd, a fireman, following a May incident at Catena. Evidence showed all were intoxicated. a quarrel led to a blow with a share or poker. Doran was discharged. Thomas was found guilty of murder and later sentenced to fatal verdict. Doran remained not guilty on a separate count. Doray’s charge of bodily harm was not pursued.
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Cairns
Carl
Jimmre Douglas
Wilum Thomas
David Doran
Sips
Alfred Bilepherd
Siipa Framan
Catena
Berth
Shepherd
Doran
Thomas
Somes Dap
Taxation claim heard by Deputy Commissioner of Taxation
Drishane filed in Supreme Court alleging loss of wartime profit balance from Burdekin Thivey Moat Preserting Co Ltd. The matter involves EIG.100 and a penalty alleged as payable by the defendants and the company in partnership.
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Drishane
Supreme Court
Railway inquiry appointed for Worth Coast line work
Mr W Hooper superintendent of the Cairns district railware has been appointed to inquire into the system of working the Worth Coast railway. The present engagement on the work is noted.
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Landsborough
W. Hooper
Cairns
Worth Coast
Sugar Preference Debate Highlights Dominion Export Terms
Monilay Haibhane reports on a House of Commons decision to adjust sugar preference for Dominion sursis and the Sugar Board role in fixing prices for Queensland sugar exports in 1938. The announcement reiterates prior commitments and outlines financial arrangements affecting export terms and payments.
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Haibhane
Monilay
Malai
House of Commone
Tne
Dominion
Sursi
Gia
Arated
He Sugar Board
Queensland
Alleged defaulter Wil Lom Henry Scoll charged
A well dressed young man Wil Lom Henry Scoll aged 25 an accountant was charged with theft while employed by Warringtons Ltd. The prosecution claimed the shortage could reach about £2000. The court granted bail set at £200 with two £100 securities.
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Brisbane
Willom Henry Scoll
Warrington’s Ltd
Te Wun
Ball Offnee
Geomsed
Ball
Endeavour Yacht Reported Wrecked Off Wide Bay
Report says the yacht Endeavour, about 40 feet, wrecked on the Wide Day bar with all hands aboard while on a pleasure cruise from Sydney to Mackay. Heatherbell, following in rough weather, saw Endeavour distressed near Inskip Point but could not assist due to engine trouble. Maryborough Harbour master plans search with Edith. authorities act to aid any survivors.
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Brisbane
Endeavour
Sydney
Mackay
Heatherbell
Double Teland Point
Inskip Point
Segregation plan for aboriginals meets ministerial review
The Home Secretary Mr Ford discusses a project to segregate all aboriginals entering cinemas and move them to a central, well equipped facility on an island where they would receive modern medical treatment. He plans a visit with Chief Secretary Mr Gall to survey settlements and missions across the state.
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Brisbane
Bropford
Fran Genereal
Moomata Island
Mission Atations
Golf
Mr. Gall
Minalona
Tha Stata
Betting on Races Bribgane Fine for Bet Plugs
Betting at Alton Park was the focus as Jamon Bar- Ty was fined seven pounds with costs for two mothers and Ernest Smoothly five pounds or a month for similar offences. The report notes a prevalent practice of such betting.
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Bribgane
Alton Park
Jamon Bar- Ty
Conte
Ernest Smoothly
Bunchy top in bananas reports mixed signals
Beisuan e officials note ongoing banana bunchy top outbreak but improvements are uncertain. Minister for Agriculture acknowledges research groups and field inspections as they monitor disease spread and attempt control measures amid uncertain outcomes.
Gympie Train Crash Injured Man In Critical Condition
Gympie reports Henry Clark of Nundah in worsening state after a rockhampton mail train smash. Clark suffered a fractured skull and head injuries, with one eye removed, and died later in hospital. The body will be taken to Brisbane for burial.
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Harry Clark
Rockhampton
Gympie
Clark
Nundah
Brinbane
The Railway Disaster Public Tribunal Opens in Treveston
The public tribunal for the Treveston railway disaster begins hearings with scheduled formal evidence. Likely presents the accident diagram and train composition, plus repair logs from railway workshops. court will not sit Wednesday due to Justice Webb's arbitration work.
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Brisbane
Ito Ingalre
Treveston
Ita
Lamparrow
Railway Department
Juaiee Webb
Steamer Hallegurra Arrives After Rough Weather
The 23 ton steamer Hallegurra bound to Samurai from Sydney encountered rough weather along the coast and put in at Maryborough. The native crew remained aboard to assess damage and tend to coal and trimming. A large quantity of fresh water was taken aboard at Bolling but stormy seas forced it to be discharged.
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Maryborough
Hallegurra
Sydney
Bolling
Body of banker found bricked in doctor’s consulting room
In Marseilles detectives uncover Jacques Rumeba, a Duck cashier missing since March, dead and bricked behind a wall. Doctor Bougrat, present and handcuffed, is protected by police after an attempted lynching. Bougrat claims Rumeba killed himself and Bougrat hid the body to avoid murder charges. evidence ties Bougrat to other crimes.
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PARIB
Marseilles
Jacques Rumeba
Bougrat
Rumebe
Wand Wan
Eonaulti
Rumbe
English Border Team Arrives in Uriabane for Match
The English Border team reached Uriabane amid a reception by Mr Bertram and Mr J Arkworth and local officials. They are set to play Queenelonl on Saturday, then the first test match against Australia the following Saturday with arrangements noted for hospitality and meals.
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Bribbane
Uriabane
Sydney
Toot
Corinda
Bertram
Legislaire Assembly
J. Arkworth
Queensland Association
Bhd Waa Xceordad
Oferal Walcomp
Engliahioen
Queenelonl
Sgather Australia
Minister Dursten tours state enterprises amid hotel and rail expansions
Minister for State Enterprises Mr. Dursten accompanied by the Trade Commissioner visits northern districts. He will travel on Cairne for two weeks to review hotel capacity at the State Hotel in Bablu ds and assess the Northern Railway expansion rooms. He will study the railway refreshment rooms and the request for a second hotel in Habinda district amid Cairns Gordonvale Babinda submissions.
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Brisbane
Dursten
Deeres
Orth
Cairne
Lema
Stats
Babluds
Tata
Dunetus
Habinda
Cairns
Gordonvale
Babindsa
Derailment blocks Warwick to Border Line Train
Early Monday a goods train from Warwick to the border derailed on the mile south line near Cherry Gully at 1.50 am. Three hours later a relief crew was sent and found two driving wheels left the track. Engine damage was minor but the train was disabled for hours, delaying the subsequent train by four hours. The cause remains unknown.
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Warwick
Cherry Gully
Ous
Heavy Weather Hits Northern Queensland Coast
Strong winds and heavy seas affect shipping along the northern Queensland coast. The steamer Nautilus departed Towneville on June 6 and is several days overdue at Brisbane, with reports she may be sheltering near Percy Island in the Rockhampton area. The Moruya is several hours late on its voyage south from Townsville.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Towneviile
Percy Leland
Rockhampton
Townsville
Pole magistrates to be appointed to Brishans and Toowoomba benches
The Attorney General stated that the appointment of five magistrates to the Brishans and Toowoomba benches had commenced and competent appointments would be made soon. The officers would assume duties at the start of the next financial year in July.
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Brisbane
Toowoomba
Public Service Adopts Four Hour Week Plan
State public service Brighane reports an official announcement that an agreement will be reached between the Government and a section of the State Service regarding the application of the four hour week from July 1. Certain groups are to be dealt with under present principles, with definite schedules yet to be arranged by departments.
St Helena Inland to become public recreation area
Reported decision expected as Government offers to hand over St Helena Inland to the Brisbane Council for public recreation. The penal settlement on the island to be transferred to the mainland.
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Brisbane
Brisbane Counel
St. Helena
NSW Soccer District votes to withdraw from state body
In Sydney at a Plas warra District meeting the association decided to sever ties with the New South Wales Association over its verdict on three players from By Sydney who are competing with Mort Coast Association in a different league. The move means Judy Masters the Australian captain and T Hampton will not be available for Australia’s first team against England.
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Sydney
Plaswarra District Soccer Association
New South Wales
Anoviatom
Redding
Bydsey
Mort Coast Association
Judy Masters
T. Hampton
Australia
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