Unemployed march on Parliament in Canberra protest
About 250 unemployed residents gathered at Parliament House Canberra in a protest on unemployment in the Federal Capital Territory. They pressed for work and better conditions as ministers promised limited jobs and a June program, highlighting rising unemployment from 200 to 800 over five years and urging action on local and migrant work.
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Nn 8
Federal Capital Territory
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New South Wales
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F.C. Dalton
E. Hughes
Avery
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Urlerrn Bridge
Lesa Springy-Mt
Franklin Road
Ravelling
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Raaii Wax Cme
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Paterwell
Paterwon
Ative
Schoos
Justines Feee
Henry
Asea
M. Bhnkerpware
Treasury
Buch Good
Bhakespeare
Brindabella
Gudgenby
White Australia in Danger And The Need For Maternal Care
Campaign appeal stresses vital antenatal and postnatal services for mothers in the city and surrounding area. It calls support for the King’s Daughters Fund to sustain Maternal Welfare and infant care efforts.
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Unitry
King's Dublies Fund
Mataenal
Irifart
Unrest Over Migration Debate and Employment Policy
The exchange centers on migration and unemployment aid with ministers and MPs debating government plans. Mr Paterson accuses Labour and Mr Beasley challenges policy while discussing meat shipments and trade impacts. The dialogue notes foreign intervention, party loyalties, and assertions about government intent.
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Lyons
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Paterson
Autraks
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Australis
MacDonald
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Beasley
Jett
Myr
Beathier
Canberra Milk In Queanbeyan Sparks Dumping Debate
Queanbeyan dairymen accuse Canberra milkm en of dumping milk at 2d per quart in Queanbeyan, undercutting local prices. Vendors claim Canberra supplies and government price protections disadvantage Queanbeyan firms. calls for inquiry and fair competition grow amid mounting tensions.
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Canberra
Queanbeyan
Quernbeyan Dairymen
Queanbeyan Dairyman
Quean- Gey
Loyal Address To King On Anniversary To Be Presented
Mr Lyons will present a loyal address from the Commonwealth to the King on the 29th anniversary of the accession. The Prime Minister Mr Lyons will deliver the address personally. Sir Bart Iaagce Uiak suggested the Australian delegation in London attend and Mr Lyons should head the mission.
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London
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Military planes over Berlin display before May Day events
Berlin observers reported the largest aerial display over Berlin with at least 75 planes. General Goering and Hitler Youths watched as guards formed a ceremonial honor presence amid tense celebrations planned for the following day.
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Missing yacht Kerriga reported safe in Lau group
A distorted report from Auckland states the Franch yacht Kerriga, previously missing after departing Auckland, was located in the Lau group yesterday. The Franch Government ordered a search, and a naval patrol located the vessel and confirmed safe passage for its crew.
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Auckland
Kerriga
Tong
Serious Position for Exporters in Australia Beef Trade
An overseas communication from the Exporters Association of Young advises measures to permit shipment of Australian beef and veal to Great Britain in the second quarter of 1935. It notes some entities have purchased meat and will be unable to fulfill orders.
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Rydney
Assialin
European Views Reviewed by Sir John London Tuesday
Sir John Bimon in the House of Commons outlined views on arms limits and supervision across nations. He discussed Britain’s policy, the eastern pact, and Germany in relation to Russia, stressing non-agreement to mutual aid with Germany and Moscow, while favoring non-aggressive arrangements among powers with consultative provisions. Poland’s position and its treaties with the Soviet Union and Germany were noted as shaping security dynamics in Europe.
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London
Tuseday
Germany
John Bimon
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Jon
Hitler
Moscow
Anthony ‘Eden
Europe
Eden
Warsaw
Poland
Unclear Timetable for Governor General Appointment
London reports it is unlikely there will be an early announcement on appointing a Governor General to Australia, leaving the decision pending and timing uncertain. The note underscores overhang in the imperial appointment process and ongoing deliberations in London.
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London
Australia
Berlin Hitler interview cited in war-time dispatches
A London communique notes comments by Hitler on armaments and League participation, with Britain and Australia diplomat disclosures. Reports describe perceived disagreements among British ministers, the mood of negotiations, and the Diplomatic press coverage surrounding the interview.
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Londom
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Germany
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Berlin
Bip Jone Bios
Mimon
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the Times
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France and Russia ink principle on pact amid shifting alliances
Paris reports that Foreign Minister Laval and Soviet Ambassador Potebkin have agreed in principle on a Franco Russian pact aimed at replacing the Eastern Pact if Germany and Poland refuse to sign. The pact would bind France and Russia to mutual aid under League Council recommendations, likely taking a military form pending League reform.
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Paris
M. Laval
M. Poteskin
Germany
Poland
France
Russia
League Council
la Journal
Final Blow in Notts Election
London notes the Nottingham Cricket Club election concluded with the old committee largely retaining control. Only two opposition nominees, Meuro A W Carr and Sir Harold Bowden, were selected. one old member was unseated. Branney Jackson signaled possible inaction in 1889 amid declared influence concerns.
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Tostay
Nottingham Cricket Club
Adamia Nor Woolley
Oh An
Meuro A. W. Carr
Harold Bowden
Braamiey Jackson
England
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Umnen
Britain weighs German air threat in Commons debate
British Air Minister Sir Phillip Rasecon told Parliament that despite Britain's edge over Germany in air power the rate of German development causes concern. He called for continuous vigilance and careful planning, warning no talks with Germany are likely while it remains a threat. The Daily Mail viewed potential war with Japan as tied to Austria's independence and broader European security.
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Phillip Rasecon
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Germany
Britain
Daily Mail
Japan
Mr. MacDonald
Air John Bimon
Austria
Parliament in Chaos as Night Session Breaks History
Reports describe a nine hour overnight sitting in the Commonwealth Parliament with repeated divisions, heckling, and near chaos. The Supply Bill faced extended debate, prompting a late adjournment amid rowdy interruptions and sharp exchanges between parties.
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