Ulm On Trans-Pacific Flight Progress to Honolulu
Ulm on a trans Pacific flight reports excellent progress toward Honolulu. At 1.20 a.m. his speed reached 151 mph with ongoing radio contact from the Star of Australia. He is beyond 950 miles from Honolulu as the orange plane ascends toward Golden Gate amid optimistic weather.
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Oakland
Pacific
Australia
C. T. P. Ulm
Honolulu
Sur
Austral
Ulm
Conlidge
Cal
Star of Australia
Golden Gate
Hoke Head
Lutte
Littlejohn
Oaklane
the. Weather Bureau
Jim
Homalull
Beaton
Lairline
Francisco
Tim
Mackay Radio Stalion
San Francisco
Wir
Sra Me Las Pom
Pacific Constume
Tien
Britain aims for a middle course over Japan amid naval tensions
The Daily Telegraph reports Mr Norman Davies urging a united approach by the U S Britain the Netherlands and others as Washington accuses Britain of indecision in facing Japan. It notes Britain’s reluctance to shift to a hard line while US naval demands threaten eastern hegemony and coasts. Yamamoto discusses reducing offensive weapons and ships, but British officials show limited enthusiasm for any drastic change.
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London
Hectir Bywater
Daily Telegraph
Washington
Norman. Davin
Ts Mmgat
Jupan
United States
Japan
Pacific
Preas
Sir John Binnon
Britain
Jens Aimple
America
Yamamoto
Telegraph
Enwanlaam
Planes May Take First Air Mail From Melbourne
A Melbourne announcement by the Director of Postal Services states two planes will carry the first air mail. The plan involves WP Brown and references an early departure from Alliance, with routes to England. Details blur due to OCR errors.
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Melbourne
Director of Postal Services
Air
WF. Brown
Sra
Alintreiin
Shipping f reforms and ocean trade disputes analyzed
The speaker voices concern over foreign shipping estimates and coastwise trade rules, urging action on a reshaped Navigation Act. He argues the maritime unions reflect national interests, warning Australia and Britain about trade losses and growing foreign ship activity impacting domestic fleets.
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Department of Commerce
Bors Hoy
Kad Alepo
Australia
America
Vewchs
Great Britain
Sterilisation Drive Demands Immediate Action in Germany
Munich Daily Telegraph reports 500 National Socialist doctors near Nuremberg push a resolution for immediate sterilisation of all Jews. The proposal targets women married to Jews, proposing four to ten years’ imprisonment, property confinement, and deportation as undesirable aliens after sentence. Speakers claim Aryan and German women unions threaten racial purity and call for renewed regimentation and punishment.
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London
Munich
Daily Telegraph
Nuremburg
Jawa
NonSuit in Jervis Day Claim Details
Sydney, Mannay Atoding says evidence exists to prove the plaintiff tract is defective. Judge Mumwell today rules on non-suit in Archue William Buckley former Legislative Assembly member. Action for 8000 pounds from William Patrick Batey alleged breach of agreement in negotiations for a tea and storage of a hotel at the Dover Bay Naval College.
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Sydney
Mannay
Justice Mumwell
William Buckley
Legislative Assembly
William Patrick Batey
Hurley
Dorvin Bay Naval College
Alte
Floods Ravage Yallourn Area Causing Massive Losses
Floodwaters recede but leave immense damage in Gippsland and Yarra Valley. Many cattle and stock lost, factories and ground floors ruined, and 250000 pounds estimated damage to electric works at Yallourn. Railways hit for 20000 pounds. Farmers return to holdings in Dandenong. Two men reported missing near Labertouche and Taarfield.
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Melbourne
Tuewlay
Gippsland
Dandehong
Yarra Valley
Yallourn
Une Aooda
Soni Dowd
Labertouche
Patrick Brennan
Taarfield
One New Zealand Government Grants 2000 to Mood Relief Fund
NZ authorities announce a £2000 grant from the government to Mood Relief Fund. Victoria Alesbourne of Towning noted the aid supports relief efforts in the sector and aims to assist those affected by AIDS.
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Alesbourne
Towning
New Zealand
Mood Relief Funda
Fire conspiracy admission in bribery plot at London trial
On resumption of the case Frederick Ah fray and Henry Joseph admit unlawful conspiracy with Leopold Harris to defraud insurance companies. Richards questioned Harris about the Foro Street fire salvage officer suspicions and the mutual arrangement to keep certain details undisclosed.
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London
Mond
Byaiial
Frederick
Ah Fray
Henry Joseph
Leopold Harri
Richards
Leopold Rig
Harris
Sunpicioux
Decline in Birth Rate Sparks Australian Policy Debate
Minister Hu warns Australia faces population strain as birth rates fall. He argues low fertility risks long term occupancy and urges urgent policy action to avert demographic decline. Reports note alarming birth trends and government concern over national existence.
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Australia
Hu Dur Ring
Hughes
Unclear text fragment on police bribe scheme and officers
Fragmentary report describes payments from Li5 le ik Die superior receiving FLO and a brigade officer, with claims of no suspicion about authors aiding settlement. It mentions billing polling officers and possible conspiracy with police at Rickarie to secure remission for the sentence.
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Beotland Yard
Rickarie
Likely Deadlock in Sydney City Council Election
A review shows Civic Reform leading in unions with 20 seats, possibly securing about 40. Deadlock may prompt government intervention to appoint a Low Mayor. Civic Reform expresses disappointment, blaming elector apathy for poor performance. Distribution of preference votes awaits final tally. Lord Mayor Adorman Parker declared elected.
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Sydney
Civic Reform Party
Union Fun Optimbum
Ahn
Npedvaitare
Civic Reform vMidiule
Vataed Stor
Adorman Parker
Moonbah Affray Trial Feared Murder Attempt
William Wilfred Ewart, 34, faced charges for shooting at Robert McGufficke in Moos bach with intent to murder. The district hospital report described Ewart’s collapse and tears as he testified. McGufficke suffered two skull bullets and their removal was deemed necessary. Ewart was committed for trial after the courtroom breakdown and police consolation.
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Cooma
William Wilfred Ewart
Robert John McGuificke
Moosbach
Twemlow
Ewart
Hullo
Bill
Bob McGullicke
Maine
Bob
Amegatrcke
Mwart
McGufficke
McGuteke
McGutticka
Kwart
Mocumckat
Fewart
Geant Alford
Report on DH 86 Planes Inquiry To Be Decided By Government
The inquiry report on the DH 86 planes has been submitted to the Minister for Defence Mr A Parkhill. The government will decide whether De Havilland 4 planes will be used in the air force. the interim report will not include recommendations on this point.
Australia Accepts Reduction in Wheat Quota
Australian delegates at the Commonwealth and British ministers conference in Canberra agreed to limit exports by 80 million bushels for the current year and to extend the international wheat agreement for one year only if negotiations permit. They will inform the International Wheat Conference in Budapest of these conditions and state Australia will not endorse any extension beyond one year.
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Austria
Commonwealth
Bruth
Canberra
Budapect
Fac
Australia
Poly
International Wheat Agremeent
New Zealand Delegation May Return This Week
In the Australian House of Representatives Sir Henry Gullett urged ministers to avoid controversy over the failure or the recent Commonwealth New Zealand trade conference. He said the negotiations were friendly and that the New Zealand delegation might return to Canberra this week to consider an agreement on minor matters.
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Commonwealth
New Zealand
House of
Henry Gullett
Canberra
No Smoking Fracas at Duke of Gloucester Ball Toowoomba
Toowoomba officials condemn a dispute after a fireman urged the Duke to refrain from smoking at a royal ball. The mayor and MLA called the incident monstrous, noting a pay dispute over fire brigade attendance at the event and volunteer supervision. Fireman J D Patterson testified amid the controversy.
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Toowoomba
Tuwaday
Duke of Gloucester
Lofireman
Annand
M.L.A
Fire Brigade Board
Chascill
Anand
Unishall
Are
Duke
Bayne
J. D. Patterson
Cen
Australia Leaves Sydney for Long Voyage to England
In Sydney the HMA Australia departs for a lengthy voyage toward England on the first stage of a long journey. After a brief stay in England the cruiser is expected to rejoin the Mediterranean fleet, with a homeward return planned later.
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Sydney
Hma
Australia
England
Byasay
Brisbane
Rural Rehabilitation Scheme Reached by Commonwealth and States
The Commonwealth and state governments agreed on a financing plan to aid farmers. The Commonwealth will provide up to £12,000,000 over three years with £1,500,000 allocated initially across New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania. Funds are interest free and repayable only if farmers recover, with state schemes set to distribute aid and allow debt adjustments under Commonwealth approval. A permanent standing agricultural committee is proposed to coordinate research and policy. Premier Butler highlighted the conference as highly useful and noted ongoing work to address rural rehabilitation and unemployment relief.
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Commonwealth
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Taamania
Standing Committee On Agriculture
Standing Committee of Agriculture
Council of Research
Aecuire Co
Booth Archtralls
Air
Butler
Riral
Stewart
Australian Agricultural Council Created By Conference
The conference approved recommendations to establish a newly appointed Australian Agricultural Council with wide powers. The council aims to promote agriculture nationwide, coordinate production, and develop markets. Sub-committees will define functions including welfare, production, marketing, and external trade policy to balance supply and demand.
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Seany
Australian Agricultural Council
Thia Hedy
Ita
Aduatrinn
Exchudinie Manning
Flaherinw
Turmaley
Duke of Gloucenter Arrives to Cheer Local Welcome
A vivid reception greeted the Duke of Gloucenter as he arrived, passing through crowds in a lively display of public warmth. The event followed earlier tensions in the supper room where Brat Sgure urged guests to extinguish cigarettes, saying he faced no duty to storm and noting the decorations posed a constant menace.
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Brat Sgure
Hay
Mike
Itterann
Sfushane
Duke of Gloucenter
McCabe Ruled Out Of South Australia Match
Injury update: McCabe will miss the Australia game due to a hand injury. Medical examination confirmed the veteran will be unable to play, with Rydnigy likely to replace him on the team for the late week encounter.
Dr Pages Views Stir British Reaction at Conference
London editors comment on Dr Marlo Page’s address at the Agricultural Conference in Conheren. They praise his sincerity while noting tariff stance and Australia’s Ottawa Agreement. The Yorkshire Post questions Page’s demands as Britain and Dominions seek balance in foreign trade and cotton duties.
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London
Tuenday
Manchester Guardiae
Marlo Page
Conheren
Australis
Ottawa
Australia
Pagy
Yorkshire Postanya
Biritsia
Dominiana
Helliat
Britain
Australie
Iuperiaia
Page
Wwe
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Jervis Day
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Irtin
Moonbah Affray
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Reuter
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