Naval Conference Fails to Impress In London Paper Claims Collapse
A London report notes the Naval Conference appears to falter with an American request for a Wednesday meeting and cites the Daily Express view that the conference is collapsing. It mentions Geneva 1927 and warns of potential British denial of the claim.
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London
Mark Tite
America
H. 2. Jones
Vhief
Amerigant
Welgulea
Daily Express
Hasalien Sormewhat Estate
HSH
Naval Conference Rounds Up With Unsettled Questions
The Daily Telegraph reports delegates resume talks facing fleet disarmament, aircraft carrier limits, and tonnage rules. France backs modest reductions while the United States delays formal withdrawal of a prior proposal. Humanitarian warfare talks remain academic as no major problem is solved.
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Los Don
Bonday
Daily Telegraph
Ein Formee
France
Germany
United States
Bao
Ely
New Canberra Control Bill to curb Federal Capital Commission
Government plans a control bill to abolish the Federal Capital Commission and create a departmental Canberra administration with an advisory council of seven. Elections likely in April with three residents’ representatives. Mr A J Christie tipped as city administrator at £1,250 a year. Mr P E Deane to chair the advisory council.
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Federal Capital Commission
Canberra
A. J. Christie
P. E. Deane
Dhererie
Setae
Hane Aare
J. A. Cinirgmud
Pepuriient of Works
Cumypsten
Oof Health
cHivene
Eeivie
Donission
Cle
Dias Lew Thonon
Deape
Ehobemrnn
Citisens
House of Hawes
Red Army Anniversary in Moscow Sparks World Attack Fears
The report from Moscow on the 12th anniversary of the Medin formation warns of an imminent capitalist assault. Communist officials, including War Commissioner Vorushuloy, warn of a looming danger and stress the wartime resolve amid international tensions. The piece also notes prominent religious and political figures in a tense public display.
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Medin
Wiemenad Masada
Vorushuloy
Anit
Canterbury
Ube
Oil Ship Ablaze in Newcastle Harbour Triggers Citywide Panic
A massive fire and explosions gutted the British oil tanker Honor in Newcastle harbour. Crew injuries included severe burns. one boy swimmer escaped with burns as flames and explosions sent crowds running. Firefighters prevented further spread as police controlled crowds and ships steamed ready to depart.
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Newcastle
Navigation Department
Roseland
State Cabinet Discusses Stable Dealing Amid Turmoil
A State Cabinet meeting considered options to address the prominence of a crisis involving vilified elements and epidemics. Officials noted the government faces a necessity to adopt effective policies and contemplate union representation and city employee concerns amid the unsettled situation.
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Evydney
Tans Wate
Thiamine
Lernil
Epiatemic
Triade Unio
Cirygu
Cosipetadion
Eialay
Ulavin
Stte
Canadian Wheat Uniform Legislation Proposal From Regina
Saskatchewan farm groups report no meeting with three western wheat pools. The Alliance outlines uniform rules to guarantee seed deliveries and pricing for members. Details remain unclear as parties negotiate terms and local markets react.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Mon
Aia
I Allerty
Irl
Greene Corey Lote
Jeoeday
Prince of Wales Arrives in Nairobi After Jurt Completion
The Prince of Wales arrived at Nairobi this morning after completion of the first yurt of his Batur. There was no public demonstration as requested. He golfed with Kenya Governor Sir Edward Grigg, and later attended a public dance with a supper party.
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Prince of Wales
Nairobi
Hin Batur
Kenya
Edward Grigg
Free Labourer Murderous Attack Near Newclist
An overnight assault in Newclist left a free labourer fatally wounded. Benjamin Paul and his associate Henry were confronted by an attacker who struck with a knife, causing severe bleeding before the assailant was restrained. Paul’s statements are being recorded as inquiries continue.
Chinese Labor Debates and Racial Stereotypes in Wartime Press
The article discusses wartime sensitivities around Chinese workers and the so called Yellow Peril, noting reactions by officials and media framing. It references Chinese craftsmen, white women, and restrictive policies, with mentions of borders and state actions affecting travel.
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Rothelesh
Westend
Dave
Ober
Policeman's Wife Dies After Gun Wound During Struggle
Mrs Eileen Mabel Brady wife of Constable Brady was shot at her Concord Street home in the morning. She claimed she grabbed a revolver during a struggle to defend herself and was then shot in the lower stomach. The incident remains under police inquiry with details from dying depositions forthcoming.
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Fydney
Monthy
Eileen Mabel Brady
Brady
Sen Weta
Concord Wea
Braty
Wusbant
Horsepower Tax Cut Expected in Budget Plan
Londol Monday reports Lebby correspondents forecast a reduction in the horsepower tax in the Budget on April 44. It is expected the tax will be changed to a Wy rate instead of 1, with the horsepower not maintained by the petrol duty. Motors manufacturers have urged the cut as it hampers British car sales in the Dominions.
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Londol
Lebby
Dominions
Cabinet to Meet at 11 A.M. Today
The Federal Cabinet will convene at 11 a.m. today. No meeting was held last week except a special session to discuss the bounty on export wines.
Doctor issues writ in libel case in Sydney
Dr Garnet Erle Maunine of Macquarie Street sues Truth newspaper for 10004 pounds claiming libel from an alleged May article printed in Monday's issue. Plaintiff alleges damage to reputation and seeks compensation and legal costs.
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Sydney
Momdlay
Nowell
Garnet Erle Maunine
Maquarie Etreet
Truth
Montendoy
Federal Wheat Pool Details Sought by State
The state requests further details from the Federal Wheat Pool and ministerial directions. Officials aim to clarify the pool's duration and operation, seeking authoritative points not yet defined and awaiting formal government guidance.
Daughter Arrested in Dentist Shot Case
Sydney Casthes Matelitte, a 17 year old, was arrested after a dentist was shot in an incident at a house in Vawelua. The injured victim was taken to hospital in critical condition. Police reported the suspect and others gave statements and the daughter was charged with causing grievous bodily harm.
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Valenae
Caerber
Eatelus
Etatelite
Katellite
War Book Outburst Sparks Debate Over Australians
Fragmentary text quotes a controversial author claiming brutal acts in wartime and praising guards, describing torture and executions. The piece mentions ex-private N and the Avustralian forces, with critical lines about punishment and loyalty amid war.
Travel Posters from Austrition Travel Association Display
Copies forwarded to the Federal Capital Commission show two posters for travel promotion. One depicts Captain Cook, the other features Australian imagery with the caption For Sunshine and Homance.
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Federal Capital Commission
Ula
Captain Cook Lamina
Use More Wool Move to Open Campaign
A preliminary meeting of all branches of the commercial world convened by CL Lloyd Jones of David Junes Tid was held today to inaugurate the Use More Wool campaign. No official statement followed the meeting.
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Sydney
CL Lloyd Jones
David Junes
Tug Beached After Clash With Steamer
A vessel incident left a tug beached following a clash with a steamer. Crew reports indicate damage and attempts to tow the vessel clear, while authorities assess safety and investigate the cause of the collision.
Conversion loan liberal offer to bondholders
A conversion loan offer invites bondholders to convert to shares. The issue price is set at £96 with a first dividend payment indicated. Details remain unclear due to OCR errors but refer to pension or bond terms and convertibility options.
New Zealand airmen arrive at Calcutta on progress
The New Zealand aviators arrived at 3.30 p.m. in Calcutta and will leave for Akyab this afternoon. The text also notes a July 1 event and mentions Treasury bonds conversion details offering exchange into a new form at a rate of 1s 9d per £100. The call for conversion applications will be opened immediately with a further opening next Wednesday.
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Calcutta
New Zealand
Aviatera
Akyab
Pepe
Dan
Treasury Bonds
Treasury
Wednesda
Select Committee to Inquire on South Africa Policy
In South Africa Vapetown the Premier plans to refer the Nationals Representation bill to a select committee before its second reading. The committee aims to be nationally representative, with talks of a convention as General Simutshia pushes for the initiative. White parties remain divided over parliamentary franchise and a possiblescheme for unity among whites.
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Vapetown
Maly
Presmier
Ulppoci Boc
Tantie Mount
Ilisavter
Gerethorn
Washaways Delay Transcontinental Line Readings
Reading on the Pastewers implies ongoing washouts affect the Transcontinental line with additional delays. The article notes unprecedented disruption to the route, causing further postponements in service and schedule.
Attacked man hospitalized after assault in Surrey Bille
John Grafuim, 57, of Turramatta, was found with severe injuries after an assault at Surrey Bille tonight. He was rushed to hospital in critical condition as police investigate the two attackers who allegedly struck him with a bottle.
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Sydney
John Grafuim
Turramatta
Surrey Bille
Ken
Small Pox Case Report at Auckland Quarantine
Discovered on the Aorangi in Auckland. All passengers aboard the vessel were landed at the quarantine station today while the ship was fumigated. Sydney passengers then reembarked.
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Auckland
R. Aorang
Bydney
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