German Rearmament Sparks Unified Western Condemnation
Geneva talks among Sir John Simon Baron Aloisi and M Laval lead Britain Italy to join France in condemning unilateral German rearmament. League of Nations to vote on a resolution denouncing violations with Denmark abstaining. Policy outlines measures within Covenant and calls for economic and financial penalties against states endangering peace. Germany military training methods cited, with Nazi storm troops linked to Hitler Youth and Labour Service conscription.
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London
Geneva
John Simon
Baron Aloisi
M. Laval
Britain
Italy
League Council
League
Daily Telegraph
Gereeve
Rome
Ceutral Btatea
Spain
Denmark
Portugal
Argentine
Chile
Mexico
Germany
United States
Europe
Berlin
Mort Lutae
Naat
Nexro
Hitler
Aaatlan
Storm
Bein
Labour Service Organisation
Wasi
Interior official joins regional administration shift
An Interior department figure named J. A. Carrodus, recently serving as administrator for the Northern Territory Association, was observed in the tent area along with Syliene Brown at the event. The gathering noted his appointment to the new regional post and outlined expected duties.
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Fournasi
Errotariea
Syliene Brown
Carraha
Unsettled Weather Forecast for New South Wales and Victoria
Weather warning indicates heavy rain likely in South Eastern districts of New South Wales and Eastern Victoria, including the far South East. Regions may experience further rainfall, rising river levels, and potential minor flooding in smaller streams.
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N.E.W
Indi Point
ANZAC MARCH Only Men Wanted in Sydney
The Returned Soldiers League committee, led by Secretary Mr B D Hotflald, advised that only men should participate in the Anzac Day march through Sydney. He noted prior public concern over children and women in the procession and stated the consensus was that women except ex-service women and children should not take part.
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Sydney
B.D. Hotflald
Ramis
Shipping Subsidy Moves In Pacific Trade Fight
The Prime Minister will open talks on securing British ships a share of Pacific trade now held by U S lines. The Matson Line dominates Australia to Pacific routes via San Francisco and Honolulu, limiting British access. NZ Australia Britain fear loss. Mr T W White will gauge New Zealand Government views next month for possible subsidy or penalties.
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Titu
Mr. Lyons
Pacific
U.S.A. Mercantile Marine
Austraia
Matson Line
San Francisco
Monolulu
Britia
Ame Lca
Mat‘aon
New Zealand
Australia
Great Britain
T. W. White
Customs
Sailand
Winter Not Official Yet Shivers Hit Canberra Public Offices
A fragmented item notes Canberra cold maps causing departments to contest for scarce ruliciore redlaiers as no winter regulations take effect before May 1. Snowy blasts frustrate public offices while staff await warmer days and the expected seasonal measures.
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Canberra
ANZAC DAY OBSERVANCE PROMPTS ACROSS AUSTRALIA
Acting Prime Minister Dr Page urged churches nationwide to observe ANZAC Day. A memorial service will be held at Parliament House Canberra on the morning of ANZAC Day with the Governor General in attendance to mark the 20th anniversary of the Gallipoli landing.
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Sydney
Primce
Dr. Page
Australis
Parliament House
Canberra
Guilipoll
Page
Cricket visit entertainment at Forrest Bowling Pavilion
Arrangements for the entertainment tion will be held in the Bowling Pavilion at Forrest on Saturday evening. The serving of Arat cians entertain ers have been secured, and the success of the function from this point of view to aumured. A comprehensive toast list will provide ample opportunity for speakers to present.
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Forrest
Jubilee Fund Opens In Memory Of Maternal Welfare
The Minister for Health announced the Lord Mayor as president of the Joint Citizens' Committee to run the national memorial fund for Maternal and Infant Welfare. The fund, named the King George V Memorial Jubilee Fund, opened today with £610,330 recorded. The Commonwealth Bank manager noted deposits totaling £2 3s in cash, credited to the fund. The committee will include members from the Jubilee and welfare groups and be nominated by the New South Wales Minister for Health.
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Sydney
Mr. Hughes
Finay
Alderman Parker
New South Wales
Commonwealth Bank
Parsons
Iowa
Magenal and Infant Welfare Memorial Jubilee Fund
Easter Holidays Publishing Arrangements
There will be no issue of The Canberra Timan on Good Friday.
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Canberra
Denbarra Cricketers Express Gratitude for Balmain Meeting
Denbarra cricketers express appreciation for the opportunity to meet Balmain officials of the association. Early applications to the secretary are encouraged for local players wishing to attend, with details to follow.
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aricXet Toplea
Denbarra
Balmain
Thoraber
Ravanary
Trade With NZ Trade Relations Update
A fragmented report notes talks on New Zealand trade links and potential tariff changes. Mentions key figures and organizations involved in shaping policy and regional access amid shifting economic interests. Discussions emphasize market access, pricing, and bilateral cooperation between parties.
Canberra Mothercraft officers resign and provisional council formed
A special Canberra Mothercraft Society meeting at the Y.W.C.A. elected a provisional council to run affairs until the annual general meeting. Resignations were accepted and the department of health was notified. Names for officer posts were announced and nominations judged as properly submitted. The department agreed to a temporary council to oversee services and prepare for the next general meeting.
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Canberra Mothercraft Society
W.C.A
Alguind
Alt Council
Lanser
Holmen
Hosity
Wheamsara
J. A
Daley
Cornell
Health Department
Holmes
Pi K Filshle
W. G. Woodger
L. W. Nott
IP. Holdaway
A. Hill
B.A. Piggin
J A. Juross
J. Holt
G. Evan
H. Ro Waterman
My, Moir
K. M. Archer
Cb.cratinn
H. Goodwin
Mrs. Daley
Canberra
Ines
Mira
Milyart Wall
Ofa
Mere
Tillyard
Aha Macing
London
Nelaion
Canine Rasa
Coutamemon
Wreechie
Thimples Airways
Moontbat
Feamal
Polivadiona
Cherlevilie
Malta
First Passenger by Air Mail Reported in Brief
International rugby match at Queanbeyan notes the Jam Club, Bastar bondaye, and a green field ready for handicap competition from a tenet event. Play scheduled to begin at 10:30. Poultry Fanciers success marked in local item.
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Bastar Bondaye
American Trek From Farms to Alaska Washington Tuesday
Government plans a large migratory move to ease rural destitution. About 1,800 people from Wisconsin and Minnesota will be ferried to Alaska, a 3,000 mile trip to a valley in Matannustia where land will be cleared for gardening. A native community will be aided by 400 laborers with settler households, livestock and equipment accompanying the transport for an autumn settlement.
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Washington
Winconsin
Minnasola Fanulen
Matanustia
Queensland nominations close for state election poll
Nominations for the Queensland state election closed today in Brisbane revealing 141 candidates contesting the poll. Eight members were returned unopposed.
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Brisbane
McGler Fined Over Sewer Notice Failure in Local Court
Patrick M. McGler MLC appeared at the local police court for failing to supply notice regarding sewer work at a tenant’s house. The matter had been adjourned several times. the magistrate fined him £1 with costs after Harold Maloney argued for finalisation and council delays were noted.
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Forses
Patrick M. McGler
M.lc
Ben Witty
Harold Maloney
McGirr
Trans-Pacific First Air Mail Flight Opens Pan American Route
Pan American Airways begins the first leg to Honolulu from Alameda with the Pioneer clipper. Edwin C Musick leads a four motor plane carrying 3000 gallons of petrol and 41 500 pounds, covering about 3200 miles. Sky recorder Sikorsky and Mollison attend as Pangborn describes future seven hour transoceanic service.
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Alameda
Calif
Tweed
Pan- American Airways
Honolulu
Edwin C Musick
Eome Faia
Ivor Sikorsky
Lunfchsos
Torday
Lara
Europe
United States
J. A. Mollison
Clyde Pangborn
Argentine Moves to Abolish Wheat Restrictions
Argentine officials propose plans for lifting wheat controls. The draft outline envisions a global movement with fuel and air routes noted in July or August, aiming for a prolonged 44 day campaign starting in San Diego California, with routes over New York Moscow and Chita.
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New York
Moscow
Chita
San Diego
California
Meat Agreement Slows Over Mutton and Lamb Quotas
London reports slow progress in the meat talks between Australian ministers and British negotiators. They aim to ease the changeover from frozen to chilled meat, while managing mutton and lamb allocations amid Argentine supply concerns. Talks proceed with no clear quota decisions and a postponed Imperial conference timeline.
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London
Australia
Pras Association
Minlatera
Meneuntil
Uidea
JU W
Basia
New Zealand
Kwallé
Collapse in Court at Newlawn Over Revolver Arrest
Dougion William Kyle, 24, collapsed in court after being led from the dock. He faced charges of carrying a revolver and assault and breaking entering amid testimony of police pursuit and a gunfire exchange. He was fined 50 pounds on the revolver count and sentenced to six months hard labour for the knife charge, with further penalties for assault and pending trial on related counts.
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Sydney
Dougion William Kyle
Newlawn Court
Treat
Mark
Kyle
Ageinat
Cowardly Thieves Attack Elderly Woman in Melbourne Home
In Melbourne on Wednesday thieves broke into Mrs. Morton Rolfe’s Hamp Udernwick house and bludgeoned her with a blunt instrument, likely a smuckie duster, injuring her and her daughter Mrs. J. Rolfe. Mrs. Rolfe's jaw may be fractured pending X rays.
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Melbourne
Hillernwick
Morton Rolfe
Mise J. Rolfe
Bowling Tour Notes Prompt Incomplete Report
A fragmented London report describes the South African cricket team visiting Woolwich hat factory. It mentions catapult devices, preparation, and Wade as captain, with scattered stumps amid a test attempt. Other team members are alluded to in sparse, unclear lines.
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London
Woolwich
Halle
Aptedix
Expsite
Googilea
Wade
The
Taunt
Unusual Divorce Case Reported in Aydey News
Aydey reports a divorce case involving Thomas Emerton a 71 year old farmer from Maclay River district. He alleges his wife wavering after a travelling salesman for patent medicine joined their farm as manager and used to keep eight guards by him causing fear of harm. The case centers on marital strain and alleged misconduct.
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Aydey
Thomas Emerton
Lewits
Alles
Emerton
Maxwell
Maclay
Emartos
Rinerton
Appeal Dismissed In Wren Melbourne Case Against Bank NZ
The High Court dismissed John Wren’s appeal from the Full Court verdict in favour of the Bank of New Zealand for £16 10s under a guarantee. Acting Chief Justice George Rich said the evidence did not support a civil issue for the jury.
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Sydney
High Court
John Wren
Fin~ Anoter
Melbourne
Bank of New Zealand
Wren Under & Guarantes
George Rich
Post Office Burnt to Ground at Bergulia
A blaze destroyed Bergulia Post Office Wednesday night causing extensive damage. Residents reported flames racing through the building with only portions of the structure saved from total ruin. Firefighters battled the fire for hours, with no immediate information on casualties or the cause. Authorities cordoned off the site as investigators review the wreckage.
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Lasque Council
J. A. Carrodus
Pacific Trade Competition
Canerraa
Mothercraft
Burprive
M. 4
Mearth Department
Sociery
Presant
Yroum
A. J. Tillyand
AIR Mail
Queanbeyan
Alaska
Queensland
M.L.C
Buenos Aires
Larwood
Bydney
Wedadeday
Bergulia
Seine
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