Canberra Air Race and pageant plans announced
Following the Legacy Club of Canberra annual meeting, progress toward a November pageant is noted. A Canberra project called fec is featured with a proposed dual race from Sydney and Melbourne. Board decisions will set the pageant date and leverage last year’s experience and success.
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Legacy Club of
Canberra
Project Canberra Fec
Ould
Sydney
Melbourne
Rt. Seerically Certaat
Prigglicht
Fragmented Dublin debate text on protection and survival
A garbled passage from a Dublin debate references the Baty Bill and Mr. Congraye pledging protection. It mentions attacks and the speaker’s claim of surviving five attempts, stressing personal safety and duty.
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Dublin
Congraye
Labour Unity New Scheme in Draft for Submission to Leaders
Sydney Friday report on union committee actions toward Labour unity in New South Wales. Executives will assess a draft platform, with no final decision yet and possible further meetings. Resignations and reorganizations are noted as the group works through divergent interests.
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Sydney
Lang
Coraniliten
New South Wales
Conainia Af Meena
Riley and Wey
Renato Daley
Colhura
McNamare
Hax Osm
Dover
Evith Inter
Labour Party
Tataletclona
Revo
Hert
Batt Rowan
W. J. Jened
NO CLUE TO POISON MYSTERY AND POLICE TENSIONS
Reports discuss Mr. Congrave accusing the Government of using police protection for espionage in Ireland while Mr. Aiken demanded withdrawal of guards. Separately, detectives investigating the three week old death of Ruth Evelyn Graven, 14, in Liverpool report no poison trace at the scene and continue inquiries.
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Congrave
Acrordes
Fim
Wis Raulty
Cosgrave
Ireland
Ant
Meg Alken
Me. Cosgavel Sieomant Was A Startling One. ‘Ended Later, Conclave
Uring
Mr. Congrave
Bydney
Huth Evelyn Graven
Liverpool
Pofon P
Cold snap forecast grips the state by Wyn
Mr Mares predicts a bitterly cold snap across the state within 34 hours with icy Blue Mountains conditions. Early reports indicate rapidly falling barometric readings as a storm moves in from the west, signaling worsening weather to come.
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Bydney
Mares
Blue Mountains
Hopes of Early Unity in Victoria
Melbourne Friday report notes divisions within the ALP as members of the Lang faction resist current leadership. The Melbourne express indicates party members debate unity and potential reconciliation amid ongoing internal strife.
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Victoria
Melbourne
Petrol Inquiry probes Shell figures andBryers departure
The Royal Commission chair Mr Lamb questions Geoffrey Bryers chief 3¢ servant of the Shell Company about leaving Australia before the inquiry into petrol profits. Dent and Bryers deny improper pricing while Bryers admits preparing income tax returns. The commission plans public and in camera steps as it probes figures and the company’s profits amid doubts raised about price levels and exchange effects.
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Sydney
Wft
Geofrey Bryer
Melbourne
Petry Moyal Commission
Lamb
Bryer
O'bryan
Shell Company
Drysta
Ir. Dent
Bryers
Oarlbourne
G'bryun
Elrewdy
England
Howard
Cbryas
Jomesr
Dent
Australie
Geoffrey Bryére
E. Wala Ie. Nach
Counry
Swann
Commission
Bryera
Withers
Tat Ke
Ehell Company
Rgely
Ob Hus
London
Australia
Witness Aid
Ite
Wit Spens
Chatman
World in Panic Two Nations Seek Fast Trade Bill
Secretary of State Hull portrayed a global panic and a severe economic crisis facing the United States. He urged rapid passage of the administration’s Tavist Bargaining Bill before the Senate Finance Committee, stressing careful reciprocity in trade deals.
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Washington
Mtr
Gorrell Hull
United States
Tiay
Senate Finance
Congress
Sydney Parliament Debates Local Government Franchise Bill
A Government supporters meeting in Parliament discussed the Sydney Corporation Net Amendment Bill. The minister outlined plans to abolish the ledger vote and extend local government franchise to property owners, with three readings anticipated to address city council franchise, broader franchise, and granting the council power to regulate building heights.
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Sydney
Senason
Byooser
Sydney Corporation
Franc Revaluation Predicted by U S Delegate
In Panerurst North Carolina on Thursday Henry Flalney, speaker of the House, forecast a franc revaluation by France within three months. He said the United States would not materially alter its currency, but noted France would issue eight hundred million dollar paper money against gold on hand, if needed.
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Panerurst
N.C
Henry Flalney
Figure of
France
United States
Alleged Theft From Cars By Boys Exposed In Court
Two 15 year old youths accused of stealing from parked cars and a garage face questions about proceeds and international implications. Testimony touched on freight charges and a claim of substantial profits, with witnesses citing large sums and company profits as the case unfolds.
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Sydney
Ashield
Restriction of Produce Exports in Kempsey Speech
Dr. Page, leader of Australia’s Country Party, warns at Kempsey public meeting that disease risks flavoring global trade and urges policy shifts toward self containment. He criticizes Britain’s agricultural aims, calls for an Australian Agricultural Council, and proposes a national policy to expand agriculture and regulate trade within 18 months.
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Kempsey
Wacle Page
Australian’ Country Party
Ottawa
Britain
Dr. Page
Denmark
Molund
Scandineagia
Hume
Watin
Page
Australian Agricultural Council
Loan Council
Brasels
German Wool Import Embargo to be Withdrawn May 5
The Yorkshire Post reports that Germany will lift its wool import embargo on May 5. New rules set processing requirements based on spinning materials processed in 1934 and 1953, with adjustments tied to quarterly production figures and past years’ outputs.
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London
Yorkshire Post
Germany
Perester
Australians welcomed at Victoria Station in London
Mexars, Bushby and W Bull car managers plus Chipperfield, Barnett, Brown and Bronley arrive from Parla to a large official reception at Victoria Station. MCC Secretary Findlay and Lord Lewisham lead the welcome as reporters note Bushby’s willingness to share information while plans for practice and test timings remain unsettled.
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London
Mexars
FL Bushby
W. Bull
Tam
Chipperfield
Barnett
Brown
Bronley
Victoria
Parla
MCC
Mr. Findlay
Lord Lewisham
Messrs
PF. Warner
AE. Gilligan
R. 8. Carter
A. ©. Mclaren
Thomas Courts
Soo
Bromey
Westin Australia
Bunhley
Bushby
Lords
Lucssey
Worcester
Interlaken
Louris
Vergy
Welcome at Australia House celebrates touring cricketers
A crowded reception at Australia House in London welcomed England test players with enthusiasm as Lord Hawke and officials conveyed warm messages from Capetown. J G McLaren praised the publicity while Australia’s team was honored by countrymen and cricket figures in a festive, patriotic mood.
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London
Friary
Australia House
J. G. McLaren
Red Sea
Bay of Blecay
Lord Nawke
Capetown
Austalia House
Australia
Inter
Rise in Sydney Retail Trade Reported
Retail trade in Sydney shows higher sales for the fair year with a 1.0 percent rise, led by men's wear and furniture. January figures indicate a similar 1.0 percent gain, according to Commonwealth Bank and associated research.
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Sydney
Fguren
Conmonwealh Bank
Tuatail
Annodation Research Sirtau
Willy
Higner
Germany to Suspend Debt Payments Amid Crisis
Merlin reports Germany will continue partial debt payments amid the international conference. The Reichsbank president announced an immediate suspension of certain debt obligations as the nation grapples with economic strain.
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Germany
Merlin
International Constance of Germany
Retchabank
Giant German statue in Bey lion square display
A pink stone statue of a woman standing 18 feet high with a baby tower boxum and nearby pink stone bull marks Bey lion's Ammmwalder Plats. Professor Iederer prepared porphyry sculptures for a great fountain as a reminder of motherhood. Monument spans 3880 square feet and weighs about 000 tons.
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Borlin
Ammmwalder
Beylion
Tergeent
Profesor Iederer
Centenary Race Response From Prime Minister Lyone
Prime Minister Lyone forwards a cablegram replying to Australian concerns about airworthiness rules for the Centenary Race. He notes that noxious American interference is unacceptable and states that safety and fairness require adherence to an International standard. The Commonwealth disclaims responsibility while Air Race Committee handles race conditions and route considerations.
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United States
Dow
Lyone
Matler
Air Race Committee
Commonwealth
Onus Shifts Over Centenary Race Airworthiness
London reports the Racing Committee of the Aero Club told American Aero Club delegate Rae that no fair accord exists yet on airworthiness for the Centenary race. Suggestions push the onus to the American Commerce Department to reach a satisfactory agreement. The Australian Press Association notes the department is unlikely to go beyond its own standard. It was proposed that if America accepts its own certificate with a promise of international conformity, the Aero Club will accept pilots and aircraft without further questions. It appears American manufacturers must influence their government.
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London
Aro Gus
American Aero Club
Me. Rae
American Department of Commerce
Australian Preat Association
America
Aero Club
Kidnapped Mexican Child Held For Ransom Near Tucson
Six year old Suan Sobles, child of a wealthy Meyleen family, was abducted by three men returning from school. Officers search with about 1,000 personnel as ransom notes demanding 15000 dollars are found. locals fear lynching if captors are captured.
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Tuscon
Arizona
Suan Sobles
Meyleen
Casally
Hownraged
Parties Comment On Award For Shearers And Workers
The general secretary of the Oras wore association Mr J W Allens said the pastoral award shows employees in the abenting industry are better treated. The State secretary of the AW.U Mr McNell noted the 3/10 par AUG raise for shearers and unions seek 40 percent restore and 10 percent for other classifications.
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Sydney
Oras Wore
J. W. Allens
Nord
Mr. Allen
Aw.u
McNell
Mahratta Youth Attacks Officer in Calcutta
Calcutta records a perilous incident as a Matratta youth assaults Warrant-Officer Bweetlend of the Indian Auxiliary Forces. Four children were present as the officer tried to shield them. the assailant fired four revolver shots and was later chased and captured. The attack left the officer injured but the children unharmed, with inquiries ongoing.
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Calcutta
Omoer
Diphtheria Outbreak Reported in Mildura
A rough note indicates a diphtheria outbreak affecting Mildura with hospital involvement and a school patient count. Details are fragmented but point to medical concerns and local response.
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Legacy Club
Labour Unity
Mr. Aiken
Tal
Aiken
Congreve
SHELL
Perry
Crawford and
Sydney Council
U.S.A
Cnshman
Austral Witness
Weashil
Tami
Witsieas
Mr. Lam
C.liproatt
Mr. Lamb
Witnea
Mahratta Youth Attacks
Mildura
Dure
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