Canberra University College commencements and public address
The Canberra University College ceremony at the Institute of Anatomy featured a Prime Minister statement on student population, with 7.6 percent of locals enrolled. Professor Gunn praised education for national leadership while Latham urged strong public service and national development in Canberra.
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Latham
Canberra University College
Institute of Anatomy
Canberra University
G. 5. Knowles
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Australia
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Prohibition Bill Advances in Parliament Amid Trade Worries
The United Kingdom debate on restricting imports continues as the government rejects a one month limit, proposing three months with a veto option. The Labour leader argues for continued examination while the bill faces further parliamentary votes and potential extension.
Britain Threatens Trade Cutoff Over Arrests
From London, a Moscow representative of the British United Press warns that Britain may intensify retaliation for arrests of Viekera workers. The report says Britain could halt response trade actions, contrasting with prior coercive measures.
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London
Moscow
United Pree
Britain
Viekera
Briain
Enault
Seccession Vote In Western Australia Today Yes Vote Expected
Perth reports a dual election day with both accession referendum and general election ballots. The Premier Sir James Mitchell fights to widen his party’s majority in Northam while the opposition backs the referendum idea amid tight campaigns and lingering political tension.
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Perth
Tomorrour
Jamen Bitchell
Northam
Weemie
W. M. Hughes
Invasion of German Police Raises Treaty Violations
Paris reports in the Chamber of Deputies the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Pau Romcour, stating that incorporating political crestigations into the German police is a clear treaty breach. France outlines diplomatic steps under the Locarno Pact and warns the German bloc could prompt war if it continues, praising Britain and urging Hallam proposals to unite major powers.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Pau Romcour
Wie
France
Genaya
Hich
Frige
Hallam
Russian payments at A E I shareholding meeting
At a London meeting of Associated Electrical Industries shareholders questions were raised about a large sum owed by Riuain to Metropolitan Vickers. The chairman said all due payments had been settled and the engineers were instructed to avoid political controversy.
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London
Associated Electrical Industries
Itsop
Riuain
Metropolitan Vickers
Sir Faux Pole
Nna
Beer laws relax across states easing midnight restrictions
Restored in the United States New York and nineteen states plus the District of Columbia will adopt the new beer standard from midnight to 1 a.m. tomorrow under 4 percent by weight and 4 percent by volume rules. About ten states will revert later on dates from April 15 to July 2. Prices vary by state with a recent New York quote of about 1.04 dollars for a 24 bottle case.
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New York
Thuraaay
Columbia
Bix Otter
Legal aid and Moscow trip for British engineers trial
Robert Turner, solicitor in charge of the Metropolis Viel ore Company’s Russia operations for ten years, receives wing and departs for Moscow tonight to attend the trial of British engineers expected to begin Monday. The firm telegraphed senior representative Mr Monkhonne in Russia and one associate to aid in defending the engineers amid pre war era tensions and legal rights questions.
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London
Robert Turner
Metropoltani ‘Vielore
Russia
Moscow
Monkhonne
Ruawla
I Rusia
Monkhoure
Jagmi
Hitler lays claim to Jewish intellectual superiority
In Berlin Hitler told medical professionals that Germany must elevate Jewish intellectuals to meet alleged global leadership, casting Jewish achievements as humanity's greatest. The remarks condemn perceived Jewish excess and insist on recognizing Jewish intellectual superiority.
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Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Heggitt
Four Power Pact Debate Divides France in Chamber
In the Chamber of Deputies Deladier outlined France’s stance against Muscolinnian aggression, insisting great powers must not dictate to smaller nations. Blum argued the pact introduces an oligarchy while Bouillon warned revisions could undermine allied ties and German disarmament. A government confidence motion passed 437 to 107.
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Deladier
Chamvee of Deputies
France
M. Detadver
M. Blum
Franklin Bouillow
Germany
New South Africa Party Formed in Capetown
A fragment notes the formation of a new party in Capetown called the United Coalition led by Mr Threlman Roos. It claims the Merten g Smuts pact is already intact and records the party committee meeting and its Transvaal influence.
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Capetown
All Nation
Threlman Roos
Vatican
Transvaal
Government avoids action on German anti Jew laws in Commons
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald said the government would not discuss motions on Germany’s Nazi laws. He stated it was a matter for discretion and, for the moment, the government preferred to leave the issue alone.
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London
Thuraay
Rameany MacDonall
House of Commons
Germany
Train rattlers fined at Taree for boarding without ticket
In Taree a group of about twenty men were fined four days at the palace court for boarding trains without tickets. Police escorted the group from railway yards after a chase. officers said some men were intimidating others and riding on the goods rail. Inspector Patterson noted concerns over safety.
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Taree
Palles
Min Ray
Patterson
Andy
Akron disaster survivor reports to Navy
Lt Commander Wiley, one of Akron’s survivors, told the Navy he was trapped in the control cabin as water flooded in through the windows. He escaped via a window, saw the airship drift away in a lightning flare, and described submerging about a third of the hull with the bow raised. He heard cries as Phoebus was later believed damaged.
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Washington
Wiley
Akron
Navy
Bealeg
Phoebus
Col Beardamore Appointed to State Superannuation Board
Col RA Beardamore has been appointed to the State Superannuation Board succeeding R A Giltelson who has reached the retiring age. The board includes HG Glichrint as president and TW Bremer as actuary. Beardamore was a prominent figure in the Lang and Fedgrat administrations and later faced issues related to government conduct.
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Sydney
RA Beardamore
B.A. O
M.C
State Superannuation Board
R.A. Giltelson
HG. Glichrint
TW. Bremer
Beardamare
Biate
Fedgrat
Lang
Landy Department
Treasury
Tully
Co. Aardamors
Cave
Tevernor
London Jews Aid Refugees With Government Help
The London Jewish community thanks the Home Office for support in aiding refugees. Lodging and meals are arranged at the Whitechapel shelter, with plans to relocate to British colonies in South America and Spain. Stories of mistreatment are noted.
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Landon
London
Oprewany
Homa
Allan Regulathona
Whitechapel Ghelter
Taea Mundo
Palenting
South Americ
Maewhers
Spain
Tell Tale Footprints In Cowra Railway Obstacle Incident
A local report from Cowra notes a train struck obstacles on the railway line but stayed on track. Police traced the obstacle markers by following footprints found near the scene, indicating deliberate tampering.
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Cowra
Bes
New York Banker Indicted on 14 Counts
A former head of a New York bank was indicted on 14 counts by federal authorities. The charges relate to alleged involvement in causing false entries and improper transfers at the bank. Prosecutors allege misuse of funds and deceptive banking practices.
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York
Thurstay Air
Joseph W. Harenman
Areman National Bank
Tru Lo. Wan
Heavenlty
Joey
Hank I
Hell ‘Darrelma
40 Hour Week Debate in Sydney Unions Push
In Sydney, Mr Piddington KC speaking for the Union Secretaries Association indicated unions have not abandoned the aim of a 49 hour week. He noted unions are currently seeking a 44 hour week and plan a 40 hour application later, during standard hours inquiry.
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Sydney
Piddington KC
ThievesCaught Affray Follows Store Robbery in Murrey
Two men were arrested after an early morning robbery at a Murrey county store. A failed bank entry attempt near Australasian was thwarted by vigilant residents. Suspects fled in a motor car but were pursued and captured along the main road by pursuing officers.
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Bypolonge
Australasian
Murrey
Mypolanga
Uae
Runaway Youth Escapes Serious Injury After Car Jamb
Cecil Tucker an 18 year old from Lindwayd escapes serious injury after a runaway incident near a motor car. Several bystanders crawled into the car as it jumped the curb and caused a scare before stopping.
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Sydney
Cecil Tucker
Lindwayd
Eeverat
Batars Crawabug
Thiher
Migration schemes await better times in Commons debate
In London on Thursday the Deminism Sacratary Mr Jo Thomas spoke in the Commons about migration schemes. He said adoption would be considered once circumstances improved and the government could give careful consideration, but no schemes would be inaugurated until conditions are more favorable.
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London
Bau of Commons
Jo. Thomas
Avira Tisida
V.R.C. Dismisses Appeals In Jockey Case
The VRC dismissed appeals relating to a jockey case involving Ashley Read and others. Proceedings noted a two month sealing of blame and a March event tied to interbank matters. The report mentions May 7 and names such as Mew Arquay in relation to the riding regulations.
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Mmi Bourne
Priday
VRC
Ashley Read
Caurike Interbronre Et Cauineld
MacDonald Accepts Roosevelt Invitation to Washington
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald accepts an invitation from President Franklin D Roosevelt to visit Washington and stay at the White House. He agrees to travel to London for discussions and proposes returning by the same vessel, with the eye toward World Economic Conference proceedings and Allied policy.
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London
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
MacDonald
Ronald Lapasay
Nations Invite MacDonald to Washington for Economic Conference
Washington reports that Ramsay MacDonald may accept an invitation to Washington to participate in a reciprocal tariff debate as part of a world economic conference. The notice notes Roosevelt and Cordell Hull hinting at ministerial talks. te, formal diplomatic channels push for a reciprocal tariff agreement and consultation with major powers ahead of Congress action.
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New York
Washington
New York Tien
Washington Circle
Ramsay MacDonald
Roosevelt
Corbett
Congress Programme No Action On Silver War Question
A historic report from Warrington Thursday outlines the continued opposition to silver policy and details a debated naval programme. The plan favours a 780,000,080 dollar naval build financed by the House Naval Committee, with discussions on international implications involving Britain, France, and the United States.
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Warrington
Thunsdey
Mr. Rainey
Wald
Daina
Britain
France
United States
House Naval Committee
Winom
Rainey
Sudden Floods Hawkesbury River Recedes After Heavy Rain
Rain eased across New South Wales as Hawkesbury River fell and Prince's Highway reopened to traffic. Western districts reported continued wet conditions with trees uprooted and communities assessing damage. Local authorities warned of lingering flooding near Fryar and Main South areas while residents awaited clearer forecasts.
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Sydney
Great Westra Tehway
Prince's Highway
Share Broker's Death Reveals Turbulent Aftermath
A market tragedy unfolds as a broker dies under unclear circumstances amid a volatile session. Investigators probe the financial hub for potential foul play or systemic stress, tracing the events through trading floors, offices, and court filings.
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