German Statesmen Return to Berlin From Bremerhaven
Berlin June 10 Dr Bruning and Dr Curtius arrived as police suppressed an attempted Nazi demonstration The American Ambassador Sackett who just returned from the United States accompanied the Ministers from Bremerhaven to Berlin and discussed the Chequers plan The Nazis and Communists seek the Reichstag reassembly to spark a fiery debate on the decree A political panic seems unlikely to enforce it
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Mr. Sackett
United States
Bremerhaven
Reichstag
Demonstration at Bremerhaven disrupts ministers visit
In Bremerhaven on June 10 Nas demonstrators lined the railway, shouting abuse at Dr Bruning and Dr surtrus as a ministerial train passed. Police arrested four and dispersed the rest. A boat carrying Nazis was seized. protesters had shouted through megaphones. Nazis scrawled Germany awaken Down with the hunger dictator on pier walls and the ministerial steamer.
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Germany
Ex-captain Goring vows no repayment to current rulers
Munich reports former captain and Nazi leader Goring declares in June that the Nazis will not honor promises by the present rulers. He asserts they can borrow without repayment and questions who will rule in 1932, naming Dr Broning or them.
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Revolutionay Chaos Feared Amid German Struggles
London dispatch reports the Society of Friends urging Ramsay MacDonald and Arthur Henderson along with Drs Brimning and Curtins to push for a new view of Versailles reparations. They warn economic gloom in Germany could spark revolutionary chaos on the continent and call for shared burdens and international cooperation led by England.
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Banks Amalgamation Protects State Depositors
Sydney report says tentative agreement for merging the Commonwealth and State Savings Banks would protect State Bank depositors fully for principal and interest.
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Silence in reading rooms urged by Mourilyan letter
To the Editor the writer urges Cairns Post readers and the secretary of each School of Arts to post a large notice in the reading room demanding Silence. The letter complains some people treat reading rooms as debating or discussion spaces, upsetting others who wish to read or write. Mourilyan, June 7.
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Selection of North Queensland Rugby League Representatives
A letter from a North Queensland supporter lauds the local rugby league progress and calls for better opportunities for country players. It praises the North Queensland team’s performance against touring English visitors, notes the English managers’ praise, and urges the Queensland Rugby League to promote trial matches with metropolis teams to improve state selections. Cairns, June 9 J. RT.
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Townsville
Australia
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Soup Kitchen Plan in Cairns Sparks Cautionary Letter
A Cairns Post reader voices support for a church driven soup kitchen but warns it risks exploitation by bagmen and charity profiteers. He urges strict management, ration ticket controls, and careful oversight to ensure aid reaches unemployed men and their families without abuse.
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Cairns
Queensland
British push for International Mortgage and Credit Company
The Secretary for Foreign Affairs announced in the House of Commons that Britain will back the International Mortgage and Credit Company, with a £1,000,000 capital geared to aid distressed European farmers. Britain plans to subscribe £100,000 to £200,000, prioritizing southern Europe while limiting Dominion wheat support and risking limited returns for Britain.
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International Mortgage and Credit Company
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Downing-street
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Furniture matter before Innisfail court adjourned
Innisfail June 10 at the Magistrate's Court Johanna Fitzgerald presiding. August Winifred Ernsberg suits for £9 4s 3d for goods sold and delivered and rent. Defendants attorney objects to trial proceeding that day. Case adjourned for work and costs awarded to plaintiff's representative.
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Ale. Aitkin
P.M. Johanna Fitzgerald
Winifred Ernsberg
Hog. Wright
T.mcnamee
Attrney
Doyle
Aitkin
Vandeleur
Kaiser Incident Sparks Nazi Meeting in Dresden
Australian Cable Service reports from Dresden on June 1 that a Nazi gathering cheered Prince August Wilhelm as he recalled rebuking two men who insulted the Kaiser.
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Swimmer J Tarris Sets 800m World Record in Paris
Paris June 10 The swimmer J Tarris broke his own world record in the 800 metres with a time of 6 minutes 17.15 seconds.
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J Tarris
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Soup kitchens and pride shape Cairns charity plea
The writer urges funding for a soup kitchen to feed unemployed families, arguing some rely on charity while others avoid public shame. He notes churches canvassed the unemployed, suggests offsetting club profits by 10 percent, and highlights the need for warm clothes as winter nears. He praises founders and thanks the editor.
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