Prince Henry To Make Australian Tour
The King has decided against a second six month tour for Prince George due to heavy rain. Australia and New Zealand will instead be represented during the State of Victoria celebrations with a program arranged for Prince George in Australia.
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Commonwealth
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Victoria
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Wheat Derby: Swedish Cadet Ship Wins Passage Race
A Swedish cadet ship led a fleet of twenty in a passage race from Wallaroo to Falmouth via the Good Hope route. The vessel departed January and returned after completing the voyage, bearing grain cargo and finishing ahead in Britain waters under favorable winds.
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London
Rydberg
Falmouth
Margarine’s Loss Dents Butter Consumption in London
A London report notes butter consumption falling while margarine gains share. Monthly totals show a fall from 16.7 pounds to 47,000 tons, with margins tightening as margarine consumption rises. A company executive cites shifting taste affecting dairy demand.
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Bute
Gao
Ation
English Cup Final at Wembley ends in Manchester City win
In front of about 80,000, including the King, Manchester City defeated Portsmouth two goals to one at Wembley. The Northern Union final saw Wigan beat Salford by 15 points to 3.
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Wembley
Maschester City
Portsmouth
Wigan
Salford
Fascist Rule Advances as Parliament Faces New Structure
The Italian king opened parliament amid Mussolini plans to shift economic legislation to the National Council of Corporations while powers move to the Fascist Grand Council. He praised Italy’s peace drive, budget balance, and gold standard adherence, noting Italy’s role in shaping a new government form. The Mallana election followed on March 25.
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Mussolini
National Council of Corporations
Grand Council
Italy
Berlin in Debt and Church Talks With League
Berlin reports quote von Papen saying there is no need for war or fear of conflict in the near future. He favors Germany inside the League on equal terms, denies linking debts to armament, and rejects using German political unrest to press the Saar issue. He hopes religious troubles will be settled as negotiations with the Vatican proceed.
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Berlin
von Papen
Germany
League
Vatican
Nazi Church No Respite for Pastors
Berlin reports increasing measures against opposition clergy with no fulfilled promises. Persecutions continue as the Prussian Secret Police search pastors' houses on charges of agitation. officials insist actions are strictly enforced amid mounting tension.
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Berlin
Illicit Stills Grow Amid Prohibition Extension
Washington announces a two month extension of unlimited liquor importations through August. A sensational figure claims illicit distilling has expanded massively, suggesting Americans now drink more liquor despite prohibition and noting a sharp rise in production and capacity.
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Washington
Gove
German Debt Suspension Discussed at Berlin Conference
The Reichsbank chief Dr. Schacht said continued partial foreign currency payments were impossible and would be suspended. Berlin talks between Reichsbank representatives and German creditors opened amid secrecy, with two main subcommittees at work and adjournment scheduled for Monday. The Times cites British concerns and warns that delay could harm German credit, while French notes stress disarmament issues.
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Schacht
Berlin
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Times
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Mr J G Latham Guest of Leading Chinese in Shanghai
Mr J G Latham attended a large social gathering in Shanghai hosted by the founder of a major department store. The event featured prominent Chinese host figures and a wealthy individual with a prized jade collection. The host reportedly faced kidnapping risks, with a prior abduction attempt noted.
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J. G. Latham
Latham
Miso
Beig
New Cabinet Formed in Spain Amid Radicale Leanings
Madrid reports Renor Ricardo Samper formed a new cabinet similar to Lerroux, largely drawn from Radicale ranks, aiming to steady retirement provisions as 80 Alantians depart. British brokered reception for Mr Latham featured a joint commerce committee and a toast. Latham welcomed trading ties yet offered no commitment on a Shanghai trade commissioner, signaling future talks. The delegation then left for Nanting to meet Prime Minister Cheng Chang.
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Latham
Lin Fhae
British Chamber of Commerce
Chineas Association
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Commonwealth
Shanghai
Sis
Tatham
Nanting
Cheng “Chang
Friendly Attitude to Visitors and the Ashes Talks
London reports say Australia may bat strongly to six or seven with patchy fielding and aggressive bowling. The Observer notes common sentiment that cricket must improve to endure. Maurice Tate, praising good cricket and cordial welcomes, voices hope the upcoming tests will strengthen friendly ties, while Bradman’s standing is judged by any bowler taking him for under three figures.
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The
Sunday Express
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Reynolds News
Australia
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Pawler
Conalder Iy
China to Approach Powers Over Nine Power Treaty
After a stormy legislative session in Shanghai the Chinese government considers invoking the Nine Power Treaty to curb Japanese aggression. Reports say Beijing may revive a nationwide anti Japanese boycott amid fears of treaty violations and a fresh Far East crisis.
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China Port
Thisiaw
Far East
Japanese reply not yet public statement on Hirota
A Foreign Office spokesman states it has been decided not to publish M. Hirota's statement to the British Ambassador Sir Francis Lindley at present. The decision will be referred to Sir John Simon who is expected to make a statement to the House of Commons. Sir Francis Lindley leaves for London today via Vancouver.
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Tokio
Pflice
M. Hirota
Francis Lindley
John Sime
London
Vancouver
Russia Japan talk of a Russo Japanese alliance
Fragmented report from the Yorkshire Post discusses Russo Japanese ties with Vladivostok as a focal point and notes past treaty efforts and the Russian Revolution. It claims Japan seeks breathing space as Sino relations and Great Power attitudes toward parity influence the prospects of a formal pact.
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Shire Pont
Vladivostok
Russia
Tokio
Yorkshire Post
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Stremmpta
Yorkahire
Bolabeviam
Far East
China
Vokio
Yokohama
Nerya
Rustina
Fulssia
Australians at Practice Before Wembley Trip
A group of Australian players led by Woodfull Wall McCabe and O Reilly rose early to practice at Fairfax's school before heading to Wembley. Oldfield had two stitches inserted in a forehead wound but has fully recovered.
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Woodfull
Wall, McCabe
O'Reilly
Rose Erly
Fairfax
Wembley
Oldfield
Masons Gift To Canberra Lodge Installations
A large Masonic gathering at Canberra Lodge marked the installation of War Bro. J. G. McKinnon as Installing Master Wor Bro. 2A, Crease. Guests included MLW Bro. Thomas Nesbitt and Bro. Philip Smits. The group received nine inch cubes of Portland stone used in St Paul’s Cathedral building, supplied from Portsmouth quarries.
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H. Nesbitt
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Bath
Shen
Ir Philip Smits
O.V.D
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Portsmouth
Sir Christopher Wren
St. Phal's Cathedral
London
Policy for the Crisis and Labour’s Election Plan
The Federal ALP outlines a manifesto for the next federal election featuring radical monetary reforms and full employment through national control of banking. The plan calls for expanding Commonwealth Bank powers, coordinating with states to cut interest rates, and boosting production while extending pensions and public service protections.
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Commonwealth Banc
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Fisher
Commonwealth Bank
Federal Labour Party
Bradchen
Australia
Irving Aigurea
Adwitry
Lang Party
Rumours of Australian fortifications in the Pacific
The Australian Cabinet supposedly considers fortifying zones and naval bases at Darwin. Amid rising tensions the Press Association says Japan has no intent to threaten international harmony, but officials condemn hostile sentiments and unsourced claims.
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Puiete
Darwin
Avista
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Risa
Mach Lam
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