Japanese Chinese Lines Strike Back in Fierce Night Battle
Reports describe strong artillery and air activity along the front. Japanese and Chinese forces clash as mortars and planes engage near Foochow with ongoing claims of successful operations on one side and denial of certain outcomes from the other. An American aviator reportedly involved remains unacknowledged by Chinese authorities.
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Foochow
Ian Chinen
Tt Ia
Bhort
Oght Ina Pune
Nanking
Poochow
Dimtstrowe Remite
Arbitration Bill Turmoil In Upper House Amid Amendments
In the upper chamber debate on the Arbitration Bill, a series of amendments sought to alter the commission structure. The proposed changes, including appointing a single commissioner and altering oversight, drew strong opposition and were defeated amid procedural contention.
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Aydney
Weanopinr
Bill Tefore
Giast
Cen
Comunlaaioner
Ere
Ere and Mr
Coates
Twee Marien
Iseandment
Wan
Tan
Labour Party Criticizes Pact Violations Amid World Tensions
London reports the Labour movement denounces alleged breaches of a treaty, accusing Tapancas of creating a protectorate and challenging the pledge system. The Congress and Parliamentary Labour Party issue a manifesto calling out violations and warning of broader conflict implications.
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London
Labour Party
Parliamentary
Haly
Investiture at Buckingham Palace Honors Hero at Sea
Buckingham Palace hosts a formal investiture where Chief Petty Officer William receives the Albert Medal for heroism aboard the sunken submarine Saintor. The King grants a private audience as William is cheered exiting the palace, lauded for calm, leadership, and saving many lives in darkness.
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London
Turada
Buckingham Palace
Petty
Omicer Willian
Willia
Free Hand Asserted in Ottawa Dominion Talks
Britain asserts a free hand in Ottawa in the Imperial Conference with no pre exclusion of any proposal. The Dominion Secretary in the House of Commons says conference representatives may bring forward any preference terms and the final decision remains subject to broader imperial policy.
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London
Tm Wien
Ottawa
Dominion
Thomas
Howne of Commons
Mn Domenic
Crashed in Snow Airmens Story of Mishap
In Rome, Tuesday, airmen Hamilton and Coupland recount a crash in deep snow after a blizzard Friday near rocky mountainside. They survived despite injuries, sheltered in the wreckage, endured hours of cold before extraction. An army party aided later, machine buried by snow and parts dismantled, with recovery planned for the next day.
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Rome
Hamilton
Coupland
Ruvo
England
Rocky Mountainside
Abolition of War Instruments Debate in Commons
The Commons debate on disarmament is portrayed with general support for a draft resolution. Australia’s delegation backs substantial reductions in armaments while opposing violent war tools and coercive warfare. The government aims for a meaningful though limited treaty framework.
Free Fight in French Chamber of Deputies
In the French Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday, a policy debate on Prime Minister OM’s ministry ended with a confidence vote of 407 to 442. A Nationalist deputy accused the government of aiding Germany, provoking a 16 minute uproar as left and right factions clashed. The session turned chaotic with torn collars and coats and some deputies needing medical attention.
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PARIA
Chamber of Deputies
Tritain
France
Chamber Pasid
M. Fitwin
New Zealand Parliament Opens as Deficit Expected
The Governor General announced a government finance deficit for the year at the opening of Parliament. Public works have been sharply cut and further drastic reductions are anticipated across agencies and programs.
War and disarmament debate in Australian delegation
A parliamentary exchange discusses joint efforts to limit armaments and a potential Australian role in promoting disarmament. The Opposition Leader signals alignment with proposals, stressing Australia’s duty and the aim of reducing weapons through an international agreement.
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Dermimante Aise
Naliliew
Lathanwalt
Emehamient
Anhirulla
WAR SPIRIT DENOUNCED BY CHURCH IN NSW
Retiring NSW Methodist President Rev J W Burton denounces war spirit as greater than war itself. He warns Christian nations must condemn the conduct of governments and industry that profit from conflict and harm humanity. He urges religion to lead with word and action to curb militarism and exploitation.
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Bydney
Ola
Ihope
Boy's Death After Bus Fall At Fall Evening Collision
A boy died after a fall from a bus during a nighttime incident near Montgomery. Police say the boy was injured when the vehicle veered and he fell from the door as the bus carried him toward a local hospital. The accident remains under investigation with authorities reviewing route and operation.
London Suburb Plans Participation In Law Race
Incomplete report notes Ryrie and Mir Thome amid rain, with teens moving to London from Setters Ocniis plans Peale sarticipation in the dis lawrence event. Mentions Memsre rampectivaly emer. May.
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London
Tuweday
Ryrie
Mir ‘Thome
Loneva
Lawrence
Marlow
NSW Police Endorse Screening of Censored Film
Sydney police review a privately screened film after Chief Inspector Allan and the ER Tenartenent viewed it. The piece was paused for public screening amid questions of censorship and state oversight.
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Sydney
Inspector Allén
ER Tenartenent
New South Wales
Stolen Jewels and Arrests Linked to February Theft
In February a confiscated cash bag valued at £209 was linked to a theft at Point Piper involving former Jie Moun of Representatives member Mrs Rice Amith. Amith reported a visitor at her door and later police arrested two men tied to the incident as inquiries continued through the day.
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Rydney
Rice Amith
Jie Moun of
Representatives
Jowwain
Point Piper
Disarmament Ambitions Target Chinese Soviet Military Power
The report discusses a proposed global disarmament framework led by Russia and China. It envisions elimination of heavy weaponry including bombs, heavy artillery, aircraft carriers, submarines, and battleships, alongside steps to curb wartime mobilization and militarization. The text emphasizes international cooperation and the end of force as a tool of state policy.
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Mhai
British unions face serious crisis over shrinking membership
The Daily Express reports a collapse in trade union membership as strikes and benefit cuts hit both young and old workers. The downturn cripples key sectors including engineering, iron founders, white-collar and woodworkers, with rising administration costs worsening the decline.
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London
Daily Express
Norious Eelais
Rade Unionn
Hitler as Professor Hesitates to Acquire Citizenship
In Berlin on Tweday a report claims Hitler is set to be appointed professor of Political Pedagogy at Brame University to aid his bid for citizenship. The note outlines steps the university would take to address objections and secure formal status.
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Berlin
Tweday
Hitler
Wasi Mintelor Ane
Interiag
Bim
Brame ! University
Wil Asddroas
Naceow
Ferry Run Amid Sydney Chaos
A Sydney ferry incident disrupted evening service as a malfunctioning alarm caused a chaotic scramble. Passengers were thrown off balance and injuries were reported. responders contained the scene while authorities investigated the equipment failure aboard the vessel.
Diggers' Tribute Honors Mr P E Deane For Service
The mixed annual congress of the Home Department group paid high tribute to Mr P E Deane, secretary to the Home At falen Department. Representatives praised his outstanding and valuable work for returned soldiers, noting his leadership and dedication.
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Falen
J. Irvine
Major D'Arcy
Nord
K. Deane
Hrvingwald
BR. Deane
MrMuririe
Disen
Hut Mir
Deane
Taylor
Barton
Perriuan
North
Canberra
Bolliere League
Howe
Deans
Over-Taxed Telopea Park School Transfers Visitors
Owing to increased enrolment and crowded spaces at Telafer Park School one commercial class of 27 students moved to Hotel Wellington. At year end 66 pupils are recorded with more than 60 added since last year. Primary level now about 200 students with 14 more in secondary, 148 in infants. Overcrowding acknowledged and possible expansion under consideration.
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Telafer Park School
Wellington
Fapita
Australian policy hints at pacific tension amidostracized talks
The Dominions Secretary Mr Thomas told Mr Mander that no renewal of treaty terms with Australia is planned while Japan remains a focus. He said Australia’s general position on immigration policy is under consideration but no changes are expected in the near term. Delegates in the commonwealth cabinet discuss broader security and policy alignment.
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Lontion
Mander
Australie
Japan
Mr. Mander
Rummils
Thomas
Grewmion
Labour Opposes Financial Agreement Bill Debate in Parliament
A heated second reading in the House of Representatives centers on a Financial Agreement Bill. Labor leaders and opponents question constitutionality and the government’s handling of bondholder debts. Boullin signals party opposition while Lang government faces scrutiny over delayed interest payments and potential Commonwealth responsibility.
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House of Representatives
Scullin
Earle Page
Lang
Beasley
Labour Party
Boullin
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Reullin
Overseus
Refusal to Pay Treasury Bills in Interchange Telegrams
A garbled report describes Mr Lang's demand for treasury bills and telegram exchanges involving Mr Tang and Mr Taone. It notes a February telegram about 600,000 pounds and references discussions with Mr Frye and the Commonwealth about accommodating Western Australia and Tasmania. It further mentions an offer to discharge overseas sums and a suggested payment of 458,769 with a 100,000 treasury bill provision.
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Mr. Lang
Treasury
Bydney
Tang
Taone
Muas
Ting
Lydian
Hie
Tourer
Lalepraine
Lyon
Retuai
New South Wales
Fruge
Western Australia
Tuamania
Mr. Ing
Commonwealth
Questioning in Bankruptcy Hearing Ends With Order
A chaotic courtroom scene centers on Mush D. Melutoal and the examiner Mr. Juation Lukin. The judge rules that certain questions must be answered and contemplates issuing a committal order. The registerial position remains that the right to inspect investment details will be protected.
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Investienia
Doled Relief Works to Replace Victorian Scheme
In Melbourne the government plans to shift from the Victorian relief scheme to relief works. The exact pay rate is not yet decided. On the 18th a trial run will assess costs, estimated at about £5,000 weekly or £2 per hour.
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Melbourne
Weifhihd
Politician Questions Parliament Conduct in NSW
A House debate captured a member raising concerns about Parliament procedures in New South Wales. The member pressed Prime Minister on juvenile and hydroelectric disturbances, prompting laughter from an aide as Lyon signaled willingness to consider the issue.
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Dean
Thompson
Rail services curtailed through strike in Perth area
Perth reports disruption as rail coal shipments are reduced due to a misinformed strike action at Collie. The railway department limits coal moving and tech services face adjustments as operations slow amid ongoing disruption.
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Perth
Wednomay
Collie
Railway Department
Atria
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