Big Three in Stresa Meet Endorses Security Pact Push
Britain France and Italy report unity on Eastern Europe security after Stresa talks. They pledge to pursue a five power pact, reaffirm Locarno ties, and study Western Europe arrangements while condemning German rearmament. Leaders say postwar peace hinges on collective measures and Austrian integrity.
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Mothercraft Deadlock At Hand In Canberra
Canberra Mothercraft Society council defers appointment and leaves Health Department to find a way out. Meeting condemns obstruction by the Sister in charge, cites pre-natal work disruption, and approves closing Kingston Centre residential quad to concentrate on town pre-natal clinic.
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British Attitude On War Morality and Unity
Fragmentary text reflects a British viewpoint on moral contrast with German declarations. Mentions Europe, a response to aggression, and calls for unity without surrender. Content is unclear but hints at wartime sentiment and resolve.
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Striking Views on Btrena Conference and Stresa
London press weighs collective diplomacy at Biresa with Germany pledging cooperation and fears over penalties for treaty violators. The Times notes widening frontiers yet a dim outline for a perfect system, while The Daily Herald questions whether Stresa spokesmen grasp the implications of appealing to the League Council. Paris papers greet the outcome with satisfaction and mark MacDonald and Sir John Sim favorably amid British public opinion.
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Austria Feels More Secure as Balkan War Fears Subside
Vienna report notes Austria's independence appears less secure amid Balkan tensions. Germany unlikely to pledge defense. a possible bilateral non aggression pact with Austria discussed. Hungary expected to take a similar stance. The Vienna dispatch says internal hostility and conscription drive may lead to labor conscripts, chosen by physical and moral fitness, with army bearers limited to regime supporters.
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Seccession Inquiry Report Due in May from Commons
London Monday report notes Attorney General Sir Thomas Taskip will address the Susset Committee in a legal advisory capacity for the British Government. The House of Commons is slated to receive the inquiry report before the end of May.
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South African Cricketers Welcome in Southampton
Sir Henry Bancroft on behalf of the MGC welcomed the South African team at Southampton as manager Mr Snooke claimed the matches would be sporting and orderly. He noted the squad’s familiarity with turf wickets and described them as very fast and lasting, similar to Australia. The passage also references the eldest player Vincent at two years of age.
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Territory probes native affairs as Paterson plots reform
Minister Paterson will lead broad investigations into Aboriginal policy in the Northern Territory. The review, to be reported to the Cabinet, will cover control scope from Tennant Creek to the northern area and the administration of mining laws.
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Treasury announces redemption of Liberty bonds in October
The Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau announced that the remainder of the fourth Liberty loan bonds totaling 1.2 billion dollars will be redeemed on October 16. Holders will likely be offered an option related to government securities and times.
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Constable Shot At Station In Murky Incident
A partially legible transcription reports a constable found shot at a station. The details are garbled but indicate gunfire, a struggle or pursuit, and the discovery of a body at the scene. No clear names, dates, or locations can be confirmed from the readable text.
ENGLISIL CROWN Remodelling for the Jubilee London
The imperial State Crown of Bing land will be remodeled for the Jubilee as a new symbol of Empire. The maple leaf of Canada and other Dominion emblems will replace the Maltese Cross and St. Edward's Cross. Reconstruction, dating to Queen Victoria's 1834 piece, will use stones and metals from across the Empire.
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Easter Holidays Canberra Times Schedule Notice
The Canberra Times will not publish on Good Friday April 19 during the Easter holidays. Publication resumes normally on other days of the Exater holidays as scheduled.
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Progressive proposal for extending service to suburban areas
The council's plan to extend service faced agitation from outer suburbs and failed to pass. Attendance at the centre in Braddon reached 744 percent against the sister-in-charge’s official count, with lingering issues at the clinic over several years.
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Canberra Advisory Council seeks expanded powers and election reform
The Canberra Advisory Council voted to urge changes to extend its powers along lines used by Norfolk Island, including greater ordinance review rights and a formal process with the Minister for the Interior. It also discussed filling vacancies by election rather than ministerial appointment, and optional inclusion of Attorney General and Interior Department representatives. The move follows a deadlock over governance and calls for a more elected, accountable council structure.
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Deposit required for Canberra Advisory Council election
A ten pound deposit is demanded from all nominating for the Canberra Advisory Council election in September. The department will decide the election rules and a change to council membership may occur, with deposits and voting thresholds tied to the last elected tally.
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King’s Jubilee Lanes Gaat Wiley Post Fails in Flight
Fragmentary OCR text describes a historic aviation event with Wiley Post possibly failing in a flight. Names and details are unclear, but the snippet references a Jubilee occasion and a dramatic aviation incident.
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