Ministers Capitulate in Freer Case Reacts Spark Government Row
Ministers concede over Mrs Freer entry in Australia amid party pressure. Opposition demanded Paterson’s resignation as Cabinet splits persisted. Prime Minister Lyons faced questions as the Government prepared to decide whether Mrs Freer could land and remain in the country.
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Archbishop denounces London in warning over Communist threats
A religious leader, the Archbishop of St Andrews, condemns Communism and warns of its global spread from Moscow. He cites Spain's revolution and calls for vigilance against what he calls a ruthless, universal threat impacting nations and minds worldwide.
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Rebels Weather London News From Madrid Front
Rebels face pressure in north Madrid with Loyalist forces advancing and raids on outskirts as Soviet and Romanian air power bolster the Loyalist side. Madrid hostage camps are reported as 1200 men were moved with uncertain fates while prisoners were dispersed across camps. Bombing raids, leaflets, and food shortages compound the city’s crisis as Britain’s MPs observe from Madrid and civilians endure long queues for scarce rations.
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English Bacon Importation Plot Spurs House Debate
London reports reveal a parliamentary clash over imported bacon and toxin concerns. Mr Robert Moreizon and Mr Herbert Williams clash with Conservative leadership as the House of Commons weighs a 204,000 cwt import issue while merchants flag safeguards and origin labeling.
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Fire Devastates Crystal Palace in London Inferno
Reports describe a massive blaze at the Crystal Palace in southeast London with flames reaching hundreds of feet and spreading rapidly through wood and glass. Fire crews from South London fought the inferno as the famous landmark’s towers and main structure burned, endangering spectators and disrupting coronation celebrations.
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Germany Would Avoid Break With Britain Front Page Assurance
Berlin broadcast claims German foreign policy will never direct hostility at Britain and seeks to prevent a war between England and Germany. The front page of Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung emphasizes this fundamental aim and notes a pledge to keep vital British interests safe.
Lord Nufield Plans Employee Share Scheme At Morris Motors
London report says Lord Nufield announced a scheme to transfer £2,185,000 of his stake in Morris Motors to form a fund for distribution among employees. The plan would make workers ordinary shareholders in a new company while preserving control and envisaging large existing pledges. Police and Palace scenes interrupted by a long day with anxious staff and damaged displays after an incident at the venue.
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Mollison's Flight: Tale Of Eer West And Fire Rescue
London report describes Amy Mollison during a night flight incident with her equerry. The Duke of Kent reportedly witnessed a fire and a rescue by firemen as Mollison and her husband faced delays and attempts to reach Kisumu. The palace inquiry noted the events and outcomes, with unclear details due to damaged text.
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Police reference used in Canberra betting inquiry report
A Royal Commissioner report notes Kevin Lynch attracted surprise for a police reference from the Chief Officer of Police in Canberra. Lynch, employed by the department, conducted investigations into gaming liquor and traffic offenses in the Territory, earning praise for efficiency and expertise. Lt. Col. H. E. Jones, Chief of Police, attested to Lynch's intelligence and experience.
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Agreement Imminent With Japan Negotiations Resumed
The Trade Treaties Minister Sir Henry Gullett moved to empower variation of textile duties by proclamation subject to parliamentary review within 14 days. Opposition noted responsibility for the action while the Government pledged duties would not drop below Britain’s margin. Country Party MP Gregory challenged the procedure as the tariff bill passed all stages.
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Trade talks stall as Japan and Australia reel toward settlement
Reports from Canberra indicate renewed discussions between Australia and Japan over a trade dispute. Japanese delegates and Australian officials, including Henry Gullett, met amid delays in the tariff debate. A spokesman said they were hopeful for a settlement as negotiations resumed locally.
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New Zealand Warning To Reds Sparks Government Alarm
An oblique report from New Zealand notes warnings to communist elements amid labor tensions. Officials stress vigilance against imposters and subversive behavior as political unrest unfolds, with authorities urging adherence to law and order despite provocative rhetoric.
Suspension of 22 Police Officers Denounced in Australia
The Royal Commission report tabled in Parliament details 22 police suspensions amid 437 pages of findings. It alleges framing and false evidence by two sergeants, wrongful entry by a constable, and adverse comments on several officers. Recommendations urge discipline, bans on suppression tactics, and checks on information sources. The Premier announced immediate actions against those implicated, with Cabinet to review further steps.
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Police Agent Lynch Condemned for Fabricated Evidence in Howe Case
Royal Commission report finds Police Agent Kevin Lynch guilty of fabricating evidence in the Howe case and describes him as a man whose testimony should not be trusted. It also criticizes Constable Donnelly and suggests Lynch’s influence and threats affected proceedings, with Howe’s conviction deemed entirely wrong.
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