Western Australia sets stage as Labour sweeps 32 seats
In Perth, Sunday elections produced a Labour landslide with 32 seats in Parliament. Premier James Mitchell and Attorney-General Parker suffered crushing defeats while Needham won Perth by a large margin. Labour's gains foreshadow constitutional talks and possible referendum actions.
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Legi Perth
Labour
Janes Mitchell
Mr. A
Northam
Parker
J.T. Tomkin
Mooldagner
Sydney
Needham
Perth
Roosevelt invites 11 nations for economic talks in Washington
Invitations were sent to Canada and Mexico and nine other nations to send personal representatives for economic conversations with President Roosevelt. The President prefers talking with heads of government, or trusted ministers if necessary. Meanwhile word confirms the World Economic Conference will convene in London on June 15.
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Washington
Canada
Mexico
Roosevelt
London
Referendum Sentiment Reported At Vague Convention
unclear extract hints at comments on a referendum and political mood. no identifiable persons or organizations are clearly readable. the fragment mentions a convention and public feeling but lacks concrete details to preserve names dates or places.
TEST HERO HOME Larwood Landed In London
London crowds greet Larwood on arrival as he passes Notting Hill and Kensington. Police push back reporters and fans as the cricketer is escorted to safety amid shouting questions and jeers.
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London
Himanyi
Verwood
Twa
Dover
Bandon
Auverul
Nottinghai A
Poller
Larwood
Tovern
Rugby Nerum
Tarwood
Harord
Underarat Crawan
Government aims to curb private industry encroachment
The Premier and government officials discuss removing obstacles to private enterprise and ending unprofitable government trading ventures. They argue past government undertakings created direct competition, with many now losing money while resources from prior years wind down.
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Synnay
Hitler S hate storm troops descend on communists Berlin
Police, alarmed by thousands of troops, raid the working class district in Berlin and Breslau arresting over 100 and seizing revolvers amid a night of clashes. Leading Communists are named as organizers of terror plots as authorities allege renewed party activity.
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Berlin
Breslau
Caliae Pante
Jan Atwan
Comeunica
Anti-Dumping Bill Aims to Curb Japanese Competition
In Calcutta Sunday report, the Legislative Assembly introduced an anti dumping bill to curb injury to Indian industries from out of country competition, mainly targeting Japan. The measure envisions departmental procurement rules, day labour for works, and tender requirements while expanding government labour avenues.
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Calcutta
Japan
Wax
Ateyonsmatt
AL Works
Hinacvers
Arte Government Labour Bureau
Reform essential in N S W Legislative Council
In Sydney a broadcast by Mr. R A Marks vice president of the Chamber of Manufactures argues for a reformed Legislative Council to secure stability and prevent extreme legislation. He stresses the need for certainty to restore investments and reduce unemployment, though progress remains hampered by doubt about the future and fears of an extremist government.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Reformed Council
R.A. Marks
Chamber of Manufactures, Ra
General Griffiths Salary 41 500 A Year
The Prime Minister announced on Saturday that the Cabinet would appoint Brigadier General Griffitha as Administrator of New Guinea for two years from July 1 next. The former Administrator of New Guinea is mentioned in the report.
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Lyona
Griffitha
New Guinea
New
Easter Holidays Publishing Arrangements in The Ganberra Times
The Ganberra Times reports no Good Friday issue and no inters engtion to ordinary publishing. Brigadier-General Winsom to be absent twelve growth before retirement. Cabinet appoints General Grimitha acting administrator for six months. General Grimtha to stay in New Guinea until June. Lyons notes pay rates of £1400 per year for General Wisdom and £1500 for General Grimtha.
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Ganberra Times
Traverise
Qimes
Winsom
Hitler's Civil Service Decrees Bar Jews from Office
The new Civil Service Code deprives Jews of civil service positions, marking a policy of Aryan-only governance. Thousands lose jobs as Jews are barred from future entry except those already serving by August 1914 or linked to wartime service. After their deaths no Jews will hold office.
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Berlin
Hitler
New
Civil Service Corp
Germany
Offdale
Faced With Disaster New York Indicts Germany Threat
In New York on Sunday former MacDonald Cabinet member H. B. Loew Amith stated that Germany would be crushed like a hammer smashes the wall if its Chancellor acts to trigger immediate war, signaling grave European risk.
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New York
H. B. Loew Amith
MacDonald
Germany
Daring aviatrix Batten aims solo flight to Australia
Miss Jean Batten, a 20 year old Auckland aviator, left Stax Lane in a Gipsy Moth, partly owned by her, bound for Australia. She seeks a record flight in about two weeks, planning a 14 hour endurance leg with a 100 mile per hour cruise. Batten arrived in England in 1915 and has logged 194 hours, one of few women with a B licence in commercial flying.
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London
Prines of Walks
Jean Batten
Aucklang
Stax Lane
Lyenone Aan
Australia
Mim Batten
England
Hon
Khopen
New Zealand
Fatality at Newtown after cycler accident kills two
A fatal road accident near Newtown leaves Fay Moon aged 18 months and Constable George Steineumon gravely injured. Clarence Phewnore Adams driving a sidecar struck the infant and a bystander, throwing Stephenson from the bike. Stephenson later died. Adams and others claim the tragedy was accidental. Stephenson had joined the police in 1914 and earned the D.C.M.
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Rydney
Justoe
Erakinevilla
Road
Newtown
Fayforer Moon
Brinweeille
George Steineumon
Crawford Head Finighton
Sands
Stephenson
Tran Bean
Newtown Poles
Ate Avara
Ollee
Newtown Siam
Clarence ‘Phew Nore Adams
Vallew Moon
Fay Moon
Minphenson 10
Jehid
Prince Alfred
Adams
Italian air ace aims to break Hingland Australia record
Liaut Hobbland Jett Lympne plans a 720 mile attempt from London to Australia to surpass Beott’s record. His first mid month flight ended with a forced landing after a long takeoff, leaving him fatigued and seeking rest.
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London
Hobbland
Jett Lympne
Hingland
Australia
Beott
Gandhi Speaks From Prison On India's Reform
Calcutta report outlines Gandhi's purported remarks from prison. He says it is impossible to present an unbiased view on constitutional reform but the Congress is ready to cooperate with the government on the grant's eventual annuity or plan.
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Calcutta
Mambay Chronicle
Gandhi
Nim
India
Congress
First Hop Completed BARS Sunday Captain Robbiane
A fragmentary report notes Captain Robbiane finishing first in a Sunday race with Pam and landed mares at dawn. The entry mentions BBs daparte for Alleys, but details are unclear due to incomplete text.
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Robbiane
Pam
Labour routed in L A gain of 13 seats anticipated
Sunday election yields overwhelming Liberal and Country Party victory in Adelaide area. Labour party decimated with two ministers defeated, several incumbents in danger, and uncertain positions for Speaker and key ministers. Results show Liberal and Country Party leading in North Adelaide Murray and Wallaroo, with Labour's share shrinking and many seats still contested across districts.
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Adelaide
Labour
Liberal and Country Party
Denny
Stanaford
Melnnes
Whitford
Richards
Pedlar
Wallaroo
Labour Party
E. J. Shepherd
Country Pary
Veeder
Australian Labour Party
B. FR. Dewen
Hesses
Eader
Ute
R. L. Butler
Will
Independent
ALP
Oy Lang Labour
North Adelaide
Mturt
Wooroura
Haram
Murray
Pariamentary Labour Party
Ina
Lang
Single Tax
East Torrens
West Torrens
Albert
Burra Burra
Yorke Peninsula
Victoria
Parliamentary Labour Party
Australia Labour Party
Air Convention dispute sparks minister and chairman clash
Assistant Defence Minister J Francis rebutted Hy Bhaw, chair of a self described Air Convention group, accusing claims of ministerial inaccuracy. Gandhi urged the British Government to foster cooperation and healing to bridge past tensions.
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Defence
J. Francis
Hy. Bhaw
Mrr. Bhaw
Te Dagement
Gandhi
Miitei
Fritih
Gulf of Mip
Mystery death after Sydney fire awakens suspicions
In Sydney a man Edward George Botha of Lampbell Street was found dead after a fire that damaged a yard near Paddington. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, and while no burn marks were found on his body, investigators consider possible homicide or misfortune. An inquest is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Sydney
Edward George Botha
Lampbell Street
Paddington
Etwis
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