Von Ribbentrop Propaganda Draws London Adverse Views
In London propaganda efforts by Ambassador von Ribbentrop faced criticism from provincial press and ministers. Reports say he has been active in London as much as in Berlin and that Conservative leaders may favor an Anglo German rapprochement while opposing Augustan anti French tensions.
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London
Latarrop Chetea
Whitewall
Dewiai
Usrman
Hubbentrop
Anthony
Giory
Benarop
Ionger Pereega Arasa
Herr von Ribbentrop
Lively debate as Regency Bill passes third reading
In London a heated exchange accompanies the passage of the Regency Bill to its third reading without division. Earl Winterton attacks Communist MP W Gallacher as Sir John Simon refutes claims about King George V’s illness and the monarch’s minority age. Debate centers on the bill’s provisions for royal height and majority age, amid accusations and constitutional questions.
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London
Beion Lively
West
Sir John Simthe
Earl W Tee
Earl Winterton
Fife
W. Gallacher
Gallacher
Mr. Maxton
Toomer
J. Gallacher
Winterton
Rey
Ds Pa
John Simon
Joan Simon
George V
Coronation Oath Bill Debate in Capetown
In Capetown Thursday the Oaths Bill was debated as to whether the King at the coronation would govern the people of the Union under existing laws and customs. The bill proposes a common oath, and the debate touched on the government's policy to maintain divisibility and the oath's binding effect. The Premier Mr. Hertaog spoke during the discussion.
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Capetown
Union
Hertaog
Bank Board Reluctant on Major Loan Amid Penny-Pinching Plan
Melbourne reports the Loan Council meeting signals reduced current year loan allocations by the Commonwealth Bank Board possibly as low as five to seven and a half million pounds. If a seven and a half million loan is approved, state works would be cut by about four million, leaving a five million carry over next year and prompting further reductions if conditions worsen. Rumors claim a 10 million internal borrowing cap next year, risking drastic cuts to state relief and ordinary works. Victoria and New South Wales anticipate multi-million downgrades, with allocations likely based on last year’s figures and relief work shifted to sustenance schemes.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Bank Board
Beak Beers Wey
New South Wales
Victoria
Dunistan
London Loan Council Report Clarified on Short Term to Long Term Loan
A London report misstated Bruce advice to the Australian Loan Council. He reportedly said the moment was not ripe for converting short term loans to long term. He referenced a November-maturing loan with government disposal option and noted gilt edged securities’ partial recovery amid still fragile market confidence.
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London
Bruce
Australian Loan Council
the Times
Ee Cers
Fragmentary Message Reflects Unclear Sentiment
A garbled snippet mentions Britain, Grandma, and apron strings with unclear meaning. Names and concrete facts are absent, offering only loose themes without verifiable events or entities. The line reads as stray wartime era chatter with no discernible reportable action.
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Great Britain
Grandma
Nave
Missing Plane Found in Bush Country
A missing plane was located in rugged brush country after days of search. Officials report cooperative agencies and a small crew joined the locator effort, with no injuries and the aircraft identified as a light plane missing after departing an inland airstrip.
One Man Seen Alive Near Mt Cleveland Search
A lone man was seen alive about five miles from Mt Cleveland and 10 to 15 miles from Ware. Lieut Ree reports spotting a man lying on his back as a plane passed at 6.20 am. Rescue teams, led by Pilot Officer Aston, prepare to reach the crash area with food water and first aid. A doctor accompanies the first land party from Waratah, while radio and Morse gear aid the search in rough terrain. The crash site is described as miles from Beovester in a remote area requiring multiple rescue efforts.
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Ware
Ree
Laren
Wynne Ee Non
Rae
Waa
Oficer Aabton
Demon
Awful
Waratah
Tlens
Wynyard
F. G. Huxsey
Orstaid
Mae
Hitler Orders Watch on Ex Crown Prince Movements
Poster from Berlin reports Herr Hitler has ordered a close watch on former Crown Prince amid alleged secret dealings with German army and generals. Circles in Nasi hint the Prussian could seek influence if Hitler's grip on Germany weakens.
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Berlin
Hitler
Herritler
Germany
Jewelry Theft On Canberra Mail Train In Canberra
A woman reports theft of valuable jewelry believed taken Tuesday night or at Central Railway station. The bag contained a 9 inch string of 56 pearls on silver thread and a royal blue necklet with silver cord. A reward is offered. Owner Mrs Jogelekar, who planned a trip to New Zealand, is traveling with her husband to Bombay on the Mooltan.
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Canberra
Jewela
Mra i
Jogelekar
New Zealand
Byaney
Bombay
Flood Waters Leave Ohio River Path Reach Mississippi
Flood waters shifted from the Ohio into the Mississippi and began moving toward Hickman and New Madrid as levee protections hold. Water levels receded slightly at Cairo by .02 feet from a record stage of 59.52, marking the first drop since the peak.
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Chicago
Ohio River
Mississippi
Hickman
New Madrid
Cairo
Commonwealth backs youth training plan after war
A conference of Commonwealth and State governments approved a plan to train and employ youths along a repatriation model. Ministers argued the main hurdle is securing steady jobs for 18 to 26 year olds while Tasmanian leaders urged direct grants for technical education. All states urged surveys and unified Cabinet support to unlock funding.
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Melbourne
Oak
New South Wales
Troy
Commonwealth
Tasmania
Ogilvie
Esch Mate
Germany's vague reply draws Belgian official critique
Belgian officials call Germany's reply too vague as tensions over a dispute persist. They urge clearer official positions and concrete steps to deescalate the matter amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
Postmaster-General McLachlan in Sydney Push for Greater Cooperation
The Postmaster-General Senator McLachlan, back in Sydney, stated he was convinced that Australia and New Zealand should work much more closely together. He outlined plans for enhanced postal and telecommunications cooperation between the two nations.
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Sydney
Senator McLachlan
Jtwo Ee
Drunken Driving Case Links to Strike Actions
A court heard arguments over union actions tied to the 1921 and 1935 awards as workers strike. Officials noted improved conditions and potential broad effects, with about 600 men on strike and hundreds more possibly drawn in.
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Shand
Declared Off American Seamen Strike Affects British Columbia
A brief notice reports the declared end of an American seamen strike affecting British Columbia port activity. No further details are provided about parties or dates.
Despatch Delayed Afloat Bound for Coronation
A despatch arrived today noting a week late shipment at Sydney and proceeding to Melbourne where a warer is bound for the Coronation. The fragmented text confirms movement toward the ceremonial event with unspecified personnel and routes.
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