Socialisation clash routs followers at Easter Conference
At the Easter Conference of the Australian Labour Party in Sydney the Inner led by Garden Graves and Lang won control over the proceedings. A vote on socialisation failed 82 to 18, sparking a brawl in the public gallery during which a doorkeeper was struck and knocked down. District officials warned the gallery would be cleared if further disturbances occurred.
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Night session stirs uproar in Labor conference
Debates raged as McNamara and Garden spar over leadership and unity. A nine member committee was proposed to address divisions while calls grew for rapid socialisation and transfer of public credit to the people. The conference adjourned with plans to reconvene next day.
World Menace Slashing Attack On Germany In Commons
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain warned of renewed peril from Germany as debates centered on peace prospects and German policies. Winston Churchill and Foreign Secretary John Simon commented on Versailles treatment of Germany and the future of disarmament amid rising anxiety about war.
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Thursda
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Tyrol
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Sre
Versailles
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Jewish professors and students expelled from German universities
Berlin reports Jews at German universities are dismissed or placed on leave. Economists Bom Lecier and Kelsen are among the affected. A government survey will determine Aryan status for teachers and students, with quotas limiting Jewish enrollment and expulsions of Jews and Marxists by the press association.
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Berlin
Bom Lecier
Kelsen
Biel
Preas Association
Senators Pass Farm Relief Bill With Production Cost Amendment
The Senate and House approve the Farm Relief Bill by six votes after a coalition of Democrats and Republicans insert a production cost amendment. The measure authorizes the Secretary to use the Simpaon-Niving Pon to guarantee farmers funds to cover production costs and secure a reasonable profit.
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Washington
Senate
Thiersay
Iurantes
Repulanes
Avta al
Mr. Rainey
Reney
Perth
Australian speed rider dies in Copenhagen spill
Ken Cartwell an Australian speed rider dies after a crash at the International Speedway Meeting in Copenhagen. The machine overturned and he was taken to hospital with concussion after another rider Malavan Tiger Lewis tried to pass.
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Copenhagen
Ken Cartwell
Miter Exelé Aid Waa Kill Wil
Tiger Lewis
Hotel Kurrajong to Close and Reopen for Officers
The Minister for the Interior announced the closure of Hotel Kurrajong on April 24, 1933. The department will assess plans for the bar trade and any continued operation without open residential status. When reopened, the hotel will primarily accommodate temporary officers working in Canberra during Commonwealth activities.
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J. A. Perkins
Hotel Kurrajong
Forreat
Hotel Wellington
Five Years Gaol For Lt Baillie Stewart
Lt Baillie Stewart was convicted on several charges for obtaining and communicating information to an enemy and was cashiered. The King confirmed the second, fourth and ninth charges, with the remainder withheld. He was sentenced to five years penal servitude and moved from the Tower to Wormwood Scrubs.
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London
Baillie Stewart
Tnt
Stewart
Wormwood Scrubs
Maidstone
Appointment of Judge for Northern Territory Announced
The Attorney General announced the criteria for a Northern Territory Supreme Court judge to replace Judge Mallian who retired due to ill health. Nominee must be a barrister or solicitor of five years’ standing, be prepared to serve in Darwin from May 81, and handle Territory trials. Salary set at 938 pounds yearly, with allowances for relocation, travel, and furnished quarters. Vacation terms allow six weeks annual leave, with possible accumulation and ministerial approval.
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Supreme Court of
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Peper
Parley with U S A Delicate Talks Ahead in Washington
The Prime Minister Ramsay Morlen sid tells the House of Commons that during a U S visit he will discuss wholesale price levels and disarmament with President Roosevelt. Both governments agree on a preliminary war debt review and candid talks before June 15. No provisional agreement will be signed during the Washington trip.
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London
Ramsay Morlensid
House of Commons
United States of America
Roosevelt
Wallington
MacDonalds
Roosevelt Seeks Broad Tariff Powers In Trade Talks
Washington report says the President requests wide authority to negotiate international trade agreements similar to wartime power. He aims to let executive proclamations alter tariff routes before 42 nations meet for the economic conference with limited Congress review.
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New York
Washington
New York Times
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Roosevelt
Chicago elects Edward J. Kelly mayor after Cermak death
Edward J. Kelly, a civil engineer and Democrat, is elected mayor of Chicago succeeding Anton Cermak who was assassinated in Miami.
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Edward J. Kelly
Anton Cermak
Miami
Germany Accepts Four Power Pact in Europe Peace Move
Rome reports Germany has fully accepted the Four Power Pact. Goering hopes the spirit remains intact after Hitler’s dedication, viewing it as securing living peace in Europe for decades. He said the visit aims to strengthen Italian and German communications.
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Herr Goering
Hitler
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Sterling Rises on Heavy Trading in New York
The pound sterling jumped two and five sixteenths cents higher amid heavy trading in New York. Analysts linked the rise to foreign speculation influencing currency transfers of dollars and cents.
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New York
Provisions on Judge Travel and Retirement in Territory
The text outlines travel payments for a judge and one dependent before and after appointment, capped by fares to the capital of the prior-residence state. It sets two-year travel allowances for residents of the Southern Territory and states the Northern Territory judge serves until age 70 unless removed for misbehavior or incapacity. It notes adherence to the Superannuation Act 1942-3990 and medical fitness evaluations.
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Southern Territory
Foven
Canberra
Northern Territory
Himehaviour
Commonwealth
Britons Stand Trial on Soviet Espionage Charges
The Moscow trial of British Metropolitan Vickers engineers McDonald and Thornton opened on espionage and revolutionary charges. Proceedings showed mutual accusations, with McDonald confessing after pressure while Thornton denied guilt, and both men giving mixed testimonies under cross examination.
Men not in service of British government statement
In the House of Commons Sir John Bimon stated that six British subjects questioned at Moscow had no direct or indirect links to British intelligence. He added that none provided information, was paid, or reported for any intelligence work. He affirmed the Metropolitan Vickers Company also had no intelligence connections and dismissed suspicions as unfounded.
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Ulrich
M. Vishinsky
Thornton
Hriton
Gusev
McDonald
Monkhouse
Long Interrogaton
McLonald
OCP
Metropolitan Vickers
Log
Mr- Donald
Mc Donald
MacDonald
O.G.P1
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London
Moscow
John Bimon
House of Common
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Metropolitan Vickers Company
Ontrary
McDonalds Fresh Plea Rejected in Soviet Trial
A Soviet court rejected a fresh plea in a bribery case involving Thornton and Dolgov. Dolgov testified that Thornton gave 5,000 roubles to cover defects in Vickers machinery, while Thornton admitted giving money but claimed it was a loan. The Dravda editorialized that Britain faces exposure in white papers.
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McDonald
Thornton
Dolgov
Vickers
Dravda
oMcja
Nex
Britain
Canberra Popular Draws Mass Visitor Influx
Canberra attracted heavy bookings as visitors poured into the federal capital yesterday. By the end of the Easter weekend more than 2,000 people were expected to have visited Canberra, signaling growing interest from across the Commonwealth.
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Commonwealth
Canberra
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