World Congress Britain to Enter Conference Appeal
London report says Prime Minister Baldwin stated in the House of Commons that Britain is willing to join the conference proposal if adequately prepared and risks of modernization are addressed. An interview with George Lanabury, ex reader, in Berlin touched on hopes for peace amid mounting tensions.
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London
Mr. Baldwin
House of Commons
Ir George Lanabury
Opion
Hitler
Berlin
Lemon
Wye
Greenlash
Hertel
Austria Cards on Table for Italy in No Alliance Move
A frank survey of Austrian policy shows Chancellor Schusanigs telling Signor Mya volini that Austria has no plan to break with Germany or alter its ties. He insists Austria seeks friendly relations and maintains dependence while opposing restoration of the Hapsburgs amid recent unsettled European dynamics.
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Austria
Dr. Schusanigs
Myavolini
Santer
Setbacks to NSW ALP Federation Vote on Queensland Expulsion
The NSW Executive of the ALP faced a crushing defeat as no support emerged to expel the Queensland branch. The Federal Executive voted 10 to 2 against the motion, with Beasley and Graves in favor. NSW sought to hear appeals from expelled members while resisting state inquiries, amid clashes with Queensland delegates and broader party tensions.
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Sydney
Nsw
ALP
Queensland
Messrs
Beasley and Graves
N.S.W
Curtin Lwa
Graves
Gortin
Labour
Beasich
Buatos
Uber
Quecnland
Tasmanian
EMC
Curtin
Mf. Scullin
Beasley
Lee Cetin
Scullin
Raves
Western Australia
South Australia
Victoria
Tasmania
NSW Appeals Hearings Delayed as Garden Case Moves Forward
The New South Wales executive set to receive Mr Garden MHR at 10 am as delegates clash over powers to handle appeals. A proposal to refer expulsions back to state branches failed seven to five, keeping Garden’s case under Federal scrutiny as the session votes proceed.
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New South Wales
Fedora
Garden
M.h-R
Lonaiverow
Dwyer Gray
Tammania
Etanding
Meusts
Beasley
Graven
Share Losses Imp Pleads Never Indebted In Supreme Court
In a Sydney Supreme Court session today Pridey and William Victor McCall testified about Minnett using McCall's name in stock exchange dealings. Minnett allegedly urged risky purchases, pressured payments, and claimed to act for his father. McCall said he remained connected with Minnett until his death, with the court adjourning the hearing to Tuesday.
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Sydney
Pridey
Wiliam
Victor McCall
Mar
Supreme Court
Fiat
Hau
Toto Lealle Addur Minnett
Mosk Exthange
Lraneadtlonn
Niawm
Minyicl
Oniabe
Stock Exchange
Minnett
Tor Moca
Jwnnery
Minett
McCall
Abe
Wetcome
Mumell
Nileywards
Minnott
Menko McCalh
Minnert
Ater
Hio
Shy McCall
Tuauday
Leto to Return for Fight in Australia
Sydney reports boxing promoter says Leto plans a comeback fight in Australia against Jack Carroll next season. Manager notes Leto remains unfazed by recent decisions and intends to boost his reputation with a strong opponent.
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Sydney
Leto
Australia
Jackarroll
Por Grouna
Hila
Mulzana
Motor Engine Industry in Australia debated by Defence Dept
Melbourne Friday hearing before the Tariff Board heard Defence Secretary M L Shepherd say the defence department would welcome an Australian motor engine industry primarily for trucks and munition production. The case supported by J Ward of the Employers Association, noting timing favors local automobile manufacture as a major industrial contribution. the inquiry was closed.
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Melbourne
Defence Department
Australia
M. L. Shepherd
Defenite Department
Tariff Board
Motor En-Gine Industey
4. J. Ward
Anployere’ Association of
New South Wales
AMA ‘Tralia
Parliament Meeting Date May Be June 17
The Cabinet considered delaying the Commonwealth Parliament session from June 10 to June 17 and discussed plans and the assembly date briefly. A May 10 meeting was set to decide further, with prorogation being weighed to allow the Governor General’s official opening and to avoid delaying wartime emergency actions after proclamation.
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Te la
Aembly
Early loan application to Commonwealth for new town credit
The Australasian Temperance General Mutual Life Assurance Society advised the Acting Federal Treasurer Mr Menglen that it would lodge an application for a loan of £306,000 in the new £7,000 town.
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Temperance In General Mutual Life Ansurance Society Ltd
Menglen
Mensics
Father Divine Arrest Follows Basement Seizure in Milford
A man identified as Father Divine was arrested in a Milford Connecticut basement after a multi day search by police for a transfer of justice. He surrendered quietly behind a furnace and was jailed pending New York detectives arrival. A follower said Divine admitted loading coal but denied theft. Over 500 people gathered outside the police station as authorities feared riot and reinforced guards were ordered.
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New York
Father Divine
Cam Lo
Milford
Conn
Divinie
Divine
Penneyvanina
Haden
Nazi Defiance of Ban in South West Africa
Berlin reports defiance of the ban on Nazis in South West Africa. An official German announcement says 600 Nazis in training in Germany should take charge of young West Africans, arming and organizing a community effort abroad. The note condemns interference with the national organization and aims to prevent its disintegration.
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Berlin
South West
Milk for Schools Planned Expansion In New South Wales
Report notes Premier to announce an increased government milk allocation for schools. Education Minister Drummond cites possible free milk in infant and primary levels, with unemployed families and daily pint servings debated. Treasury estimates a cost around £400,000 yearly. social services already spend about £1,000 weekly for free milk when advised by medical staff.
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Sydney
Wridayit W
Adr
Tevens
Drummond
New South
Treasury
Ntat Als
Duke of Windsor withdrawal request blamed on libel risk
The Daily Mail reports Duke of Windsor’s solicitor A G Allenban asked William Heinemann Ltd to withdraw a book and publish an apology for allegedly insulting the Duke. If refused, a libel writ is expected. Two chapters titled King Edward VI and The Abdication are said to be edited. Godfrey Dennis, an Oxford graduate, is connected to the text. Dennis worked briefly at the Langue Secretariat in Geneva before turning to literature.
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London
Daily Mail
Duke of Windsor
A. G. Allenban
William Heinemane Ltd
Godfrey Dennis
Beward VI
Dennis
Oxford
Abel
Has
A. G. Allen
Australias
Corons
Dewand
Maffia
Ny Statemant
Dennis Wee Attach
Langue Secretariat
Genove
40 Hour Week Debate At Public Service Hearing
Melbourne Friday report on Public Service Board hearings notes G P Watt argues a 40 hour week should not be imposed on public servants, claiming conditions already superior and benefits like five day weeks and long service leave. He cites mixed international outcomes and questions community benefits. A V Langker counters with government funding for youth employment and argues longer hours could absorb unemployment, while urging cost considerations. Proceedings paused with potential adjournment for further advocacy.
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Melbourne
G. P. Watt
Ice Board
Public Service
J. C. Weathereng
Bernoux
Bene Iefed
Uem
Ed Nee
A. V. Langker
Palette Sor Ivante
Lungkor
Eering Tiniom
Sequel to Fatal Fight Determines Homicide Verdict
The coroner's inquest into Henry Wheeler, 18, a carpenter's apprentice, concludes the fatal blow by Kiger Little during a March 13 fight was delivered without intent to harm. The jury finds homicide but notes no conviction possible, calling the incident unfortunate and harrowing.
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Sydney
Baroner Oran
Henry Wheeler
Carpenter
Durham
Three British Blockade Run Details and Aid Efforts
Reports reveal three British blockade runners making a dash to safety with cargoes of food and war materiel, while Lloyd George announces a 200 contribution to Bilbao relief and Backworth sails with medical supplies. A British union gift of 200 tons is aboard and a mother of three evacuated by shipwreck died of heart failure amid the Malige events.
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Corncob
Iki
Tewan
Nin
Saster
Port Mately
Marthal
Foch
Lloyd George
Bilbao
Backworth
Fisell
Society of Friends
House of Commons
Battle reporting in Madrid and surrounding fronts in Spain
Descriptions from Madrid detail eleventh day of insurgent bombardment with shelling in central districts. Casualties reach about 200 killed and 250 injured as funerals are disrupted and debris cleared. Loyalists claim success near Durango while government offensives press Cordova. A pilot, Alfonso Cairo, dies in a kamikaze style action against a bomber. Insurgents threaten mining actions on foreign ships.
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Madrid
Qrenyla
Ernest Hemiingway
Ign
Sead
Matt Hosing
Insurgenta
Durango
Cordova
N.go W
Ines
Iiloca
Alfonen
Cairo
Wan Morta Oun
Neeaton
Opium Traffic Proposal Faces Political Hurdles in North
Discussion centers on drug control for Northern Territory Aborigines following Canberra talks. Chief Protector Dr Doakhan backs medical supervision and regulated opium supply to curb the trade with Chinese and Indigenous groups, but Commonwealth fears cost and public outcry may sink the plan.
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Nattheen
CE. Doakhan
Canberra
Northern Territory
Fie Pian
Australian Uborigloes
Htwan
Commonwealth
Torst
Australie
Dr. Cook
Alker
British Budget Criticism Faces Depression Debt Debate
The budget sparks debate on growing profits tax and calls for debt relief to America. Critics question Chamberlain's stance on debt reduction, while a speech hints at a potential 1938 budget, urging rearmament and international agreements with the United States amid political risk.
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Amy
Chambarlain
Warlier
Chamberlain
America
Thane
Walter Labour
Tredy Petpet
United States
Britain
Coronation Observers Note Duke of Norfolk In Attendance
A fragment from London reports the Duke of Norfolk used his watch to time the two processions during the coronation preparations, signaling precise ceremonial pacing amid pageantry in the capital.
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London
Duke of Norfolk
Mr. Lansbury's Visit to Rome
Mr Lansbury's trip to Rome is noted with sparse, fragmented lines. The readable portions mention an individual named Lansbury and a potential travel context to Rome, but the text remains incomplete and uncertain.
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MR. Lansbury
Rome
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