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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 01, 1934

Page

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Unprecedented Royal Wedding Jubilance Across Nations

London and Empire joined in joyous reception as the Duke and Duchess of Kent wed at Westminster Abbey. Crowds lined routes to Buckingham Palace and Paddington, with worldwide broadcasts, royal toasts, and congratulations from King George V and the Cabinet. The couple traveled by open landau to Paddington, then on to Dudley and Himley Hall for celebrations, amid large crowds, confetti, and impressive demonstrations of goodwill from Europe and beyond.

London Kent Princess Marine Greece Tre Ap Fk Sora Ot Illicas Bomés Great Ejaln Empire Netherlands Norway Yugoslavia Ian Wenden Veance Cormany Finland Duke Dochees Questa Windoor Padingtontation Buckingham Queen Victoria Memorial Princesa Nichole Margaret Roa Birmingham Dudley Himley Hall Duchess of Kent Duke of Gloucester Puddington Marina Armdale Paddington Palace Hyde Park Paddington Station Aad Semad Almont Teft Hoe Petala Actino Duke of Kent Reyna Autoum Himley Trafic J. Re MacDonald J .Thames John Simon

Duke of Kent May Become Dominion Governor General

The Evening Standard reports that after a Foreign Office career the Duke of Kent may soon be Governor-General of a Dominion. A prior health issue delayed plans, but a recent South Africa tour suggested improved health, renewing the possibility of such appointment.

London Thurada Foreign Office Duke of Kent Dominions South Africa Dominion

League of Nations Assembly Sets December 6 Meeting

The Geneva assembly of the League of Nations is convened for December 6 to discuss arrangements for the Baar pleble site. It will consider the memorandum from Yugoslavia regarding the assassination incidents involving King Alexander.

Geneva Assembly of the League of Nations Baar

Violent Melbourne Storm Kills Three Men in Gladstone Street

A severe thunderstorm in Melbourne caused roof collapse on Gladstone Street Montague and a fall of live wires men were electrocuted while others including a lorry driver Leonard Cook were pulled free tragically three men died and a dog and family members perished amid widespread flood and transport disruption across Victoria with trains delayed and coastal gales affecting Hobson's Bay and Moonee Valley racecourse submerged.

Melbourne Gladstone Street Montague

England Ready If War Came

Sydney report quotes John Bellis of Balle and Marcom Ltd stating England would mobilize rapidly if war breaks out. He says armament and munition production are near wartime levels and that shortages would be met by prioritizing needs and redirecting resources as required.

Sydney John Bellis Balle and Marcom Ltd Birmingham Engineering England Bellie Mann Eam

Farmer shot and buried after beach hole caves in

Donald Mason of Surry fills was dug from a cave in hole at Kiel beach today and survived with back injuries. In Cooma, police seek an armed man after grazier Robert McGumicke was shot, fell from his chores, and was taken to hospital as heavy rain washes away tracks. The attacker, familiar with the district, remains at large as searchers near Jindabyne and Moonbah continue.

Sydney Donald Mason Atligi Kiel Beach Mason Cooma Jindabyan Moonbah Armeq Robert McGuificke McGumcke McDufficken Bin

Storm at Adelong disrupts service with cyclone damage

A cyclonic storm struck Adelong during a ceremony, causing extensive damage to roofs and buildings. The Archbishop of Canterbury did not participate from the balcony, while the nuptial procession proceeded with two archimandrites guiding the couple. Rooftops were blown off and wool bales toppled as services continued amid debris.

Canterbury Adelong

Careful Safeguards by Scotland Yard Amidst Threats

London reports tight security as political fanatics threaten violence. Police deployed at key locations. deportation orders executed Wednesday night. Marina’s wedding faced disruption with security detailing including two detectives and royal observers.

London Sem Aearchied Ftach Marina Ube Abbey Paul Amr

Woman Disappears at Sea Near Auckland

Mrs A G Anderson wife of A D Anderson who joined the Monterey Buve disappeared overboard on Wednesday in poor health for some time. The couple were to Melbourne.

Auckland A. G. Anderson A. D. Anderson Malbourne

Royal gift greetings from Commonwealth officials

The King and Queen express gratitude to the Commonwealth Government for presenting two cups of Australian wine to the Duke of Kent and Princess Victoria in a royal wedding gift. The gesture is acknowledged with appreciation and goodwill.

Ingham Palace London Commonwealth Duke of Kent Princens Vna

London Celebrates Sheffield Shield Brisbanes Victory

South Australia was dismissed for 201 in Bret innings of the Bhameld Shield match against Queensland. Witschke scored a minor, Waite reached 91, while Wyeth took six wickets for 33. Rain interrupted play as the wicket deteriorated, Oxenham claimed four for runs, and several players were out to Wyeth and Oxenham in a day of fluctuating fortunes.

Brisbane South Australia Queensland Witschke Waite Wyeth Tom Oxenham Beoree

Their Majesties' Thanks for Wedding Gifts

London crowds filled West End streets as crowds packed hotels restaurants and theatres. Gala dances extended opening hours and cinemas stayed open late while celebrations continued across the city.

London Londo Snd Thurlow Neal Assembly of Scares

Mr Lyons Upset Clash Over Employment Questions

In Parliament yesterday Mr Lyons challenged Makin's questions on re employment plans. The Prime Minister apologized and withdrew a provocative remark. Speaker ruled on questions about Stewart and potential cabinet move. No salary rise discussed. notice paper would trigger formal employment order procedures.

House of Representatives Mr. Lyons Makin Stewart Land Wasasistant Ita Jena

Uniform Gauge Conference To Be Held In Australia

Eight year programme on standardising gauges across railways to ease employment and trade will be discussed at Canhermy before end of 1934. Commonwealth government stance noted. no new commission planned. Estimated cost around £21 million, with potential 4,000 direct jobs over eight years, and wage rates varying 18 to 28 percent between states.

Canhermy Sttewart Xm IL Commonwealth Olla Stewart

First Work Starts in States on Relief Project

Ten men began work at Port Augusta on road reconstruction to railway workshops and cottages as part of the unemployment relief plan. The Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Reemployment notes the program launched with £176,000 allocated, signaling prompt start and ongoing national effort.

Port Augusts Cott Blawart Commonwealth

Conference Failure Ends NZ Commonwealth Trade Talks

Representatives of New Zealand and the Commonwealth met in Australia to reach a comprehensive amendment of the trade treaty but agreed no points. Sir Henry Gullett said the conference failed and there would be no agreement under current circumstances. The embargoes on potatoes and fruit remained, and further action on airline competition was deferred to next year.

Henry Gullett J.J. Coates Dominions New Zealand Australia Henry Guilett Commonwealth Parliament Bir Henry Commonwealth Oost Tumnenia Victoria

Kingsford Smith Plans Return to Australia from Oakland

Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, returning from Oakland, states he will sail for Australia on Encumber 1 to attend to business and to handle bank matters related to his Australasian route, without specifying details of the plane or route.

Los Angela Touraday Oaklanda 'Tor Charles Kingsford Smith Australien Asseelien Australia Austratis

Unemployment in New South Wales Decline Cited

In June 1089 census returns show 449 unemployed in New South Wales, disclosed by Minister of Labour and Industry. The total includes all not factually employed, with 100 683 males aged 14 to 30 unemployed due to work scarcity.

Bydnet New South Wales Mininer For Labour and Industry Iar Dunsinghem Dunpingham

Uha Conference on Mining Industry in Melbourne

A Melbourne conference on the mining industry will be chaired by Mir Btaw and organized under the Re-employment Under-Secretary. The event aims to boost government efforts to raise ingot output and accelerate Australia’s gold resource development at a national level.

Uha Melbourne Mir Btaw Maid Yas Spardvd Australia

Japan's Foreign Minister outlines Manchukuo independence stance

Foreign Minister Hirota, speaking to the Diet, affirmed Manchukuo as an independent nation and noted a strengthened friendship with Japan. He praised progress in Sino-Japanese talks, cited minor procedural issues, and described naval disarmament aims tied to security without inviting aggression. He also stated Japan seeks a no aggression principle with Britain and the United States, while maintaining sufficient naval strength.

Tomig Asake M. Hirote Manchukuo Prince Chichida Japan Uvemaya Paints Britain U.ba

Brutal Robbery Attack on Sydney Jeweller In Shop

A masked assailant struck jeweller Toukonogy with an iron bar during a daytime robbery at his Sydney shop. The attacker fled as Toukonogy sought help, later noting jewellery had not been stolen. Police pursued the Russia suspect, who was said to have threatened the owner. Toukonogy was admitted to hospital.

Sydney Arseull Elisabeth Surat Onagy Wien Toukonogy Neal Mae Thase Tonkonogy

Griffin Case Language Test Refused By Dyney

A garbled police court report notes a language test refusal in a Griffin case. A customs officer, Mr McMahon, and defense attorney are cited amid unclear actions and a delayed response. Names and precise actions are obscured by the OCR, but the piece references a legal proceeding and an unacceptable delay in testing.

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