Faster Empire Air Mails Nine Days From London to Sydney
The conference on Empire air mail plans discussed a coastal route for the Australian section. Giant flying boats of nearly 20 tons could carry mail and passengers with a nine day London to Sydney schedule, later aiming for seven days, using night flying and multiple route sections.
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Sydney
Britain
Archdale Park Sdeal
New Zealand
Autee
Cary Stone
London
Julian
Padthill
Ei Ier
Renator Mier ‘ Shepherd
Aris
Kian
Fohmator
Pog and Telegrapha
HP Brown
Dortal Services
Harry
Bettie
Archdale
Parkhill
Commonwealth
Sols
Kimpire
Parkhit
Cours
Ik Williameon
Australia
Tse Ims
Stata
Poste and Teratea
Me. H. P Brown
Crrst
Air. M. B. Marry
Defence
Mr. Shepherd
Civil
Aviaton
Captain Johnston
Parknill
Imperial Airways Itd
Singapore
Imperial
Lonnee
Sydnay
Ube
Beg-land
India
Siegepor
Boata
Darwin
Brisbane
Cootermundre
Austrian Chancellor Arrival in London Sparks Demonstration
Dr Schuschnigg arrives at Victoria Station greeted by Foreign Minister Rie John Simon and French Ambassador M Cortin with Austrian legation officials. About 300 demonstrators arrive after departure. Political writer notes Britain may back his push for Austrian workers, while officials promise no anti Jewish discrimination though some political workers have lost jobs.
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London
Rie John Simon
M. Cortin
Legation
Schumhnigg
Victoria Station
Bebi
Giat
Prince of Wales
Austria
Daily Telegraph
Schusebnigg
Tialo
Thoes
Loan Council budget outlook for next year
A tentative budget estimate for the financial year is being prepared for May. Commonwealth and State governments plan to meet the Loan Council next. State Treasury officials are assessing their own requirements. By late April they hope to inform the Loan Council of budget deficits.
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Commonwealth
Aumbellan Loan Council
Lama Council
Laan Comnott
Doctor Downey Welcomed Home By Liverpool Archdiocese
A welcome gathering for Dr Downey at the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Liverpool marked his return from Australia. Archbishop led the ceremony as thousands filled the Bt 'd Hall to hear that state wid were among the most benevolent.
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Liverpool
Dowsay
Audienes
Gold Price May Go Higher as French Funds Exit London
London reports warn of further gold price increases if the franc persists its trend. The Dai Telegraph notes a rapid shift of balance from one side to the other as confidence returns, suggesting capital withdrawal from sterling assets may weaken gilt markets and pressure sterling further.
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London
Dai
Landon
Record price for sovereigns hits new high in Sydney
Avoney reports a new high for the seversign, valued at 2/1 in Sydney today. Strong demand pushes the price to a record level amid market activity.
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Sydney
Paris Market Relief Through Foreign Holders Selling Out
The Financial Times notes Paris could gain relief if foreign holders and French funds sell holdings to cover its large debt and borrowing needs. Depreciation and market pressures strain Paris as lenders reassess exposure and the French market seeks stability.
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Paris
Financial Times
Feud Ends as Peace Breaks Out Between Varsities
Four young men borrowed a college serra pigeon were released after a feud between Oxford and Cambridge factions near Shrington, midway between the two cities. The brief truce brings calm to the rival groups as tensions subside.
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London
Shsringtog
Oxford
Cambridge
Paraguay Resigns from Mellona League
Paraguay announces withdrawal from the Mellona League with the move taking effect after two weeks. The decision, revealed Sunday, follows ongoing regional talks and reshapes future regional competition dynamics. Strong entities include Paraguay and the Mellona League governing body.
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Paraguay
Theodore Sloan on Lang Unity Talks
Theodore returns from Labour unity discussions and says Lang does not want him in the party. He stresses not wanting to be part of division and notes uncertainty about joining.
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Theodore
Lang
Rydney
Labour
Secretaries Flee Berlin Wrath Amid Papen Row
Berlin dispatch reports two of Herr von Papen's private secretaries, Baron Von Kattler and von Tachinsky, have fled to Britain and Italy rather than follow orders at the Foreign Office. Tachinsky is said to be the author of a speech criticizing the Nash regime as Abyssinian talks crumble.
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Vienna
Vck Papen
Baron von Kattler Bod
von Tachinsky
Aciteerland
Italy
St Herlin
Foreign Office
von Papen
Switzerland votes to extend compulsory training days
In Berne Switzerland a referendum approved a longer annual training period from 67 to 90 days. About 503000 voted for the change and 478000 against. The measure, inspired by fear of a German plan to attack France through Switzerland, spurred socialist placards alleging the war scare aimed to boost defence spending.
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Berne
Switzerland
Cathedral Site Anglican Sho Debate Offer Accepted
Government accepts an offer on the cathedral site dispute and directs the Archbishop to continue negotiations with the government on the proposed terms.
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Anglican Sho
Archishop
Notts Club Seeks Duke of Portland Honor Halted Meeting
Notts Cricket Club reports that Duke of Portland wishes not to preside at the annual meeting after the January 16 outcome and the insult to Dr Gould. The Duke, citing the incident at the Fross pubile, states he will take no further part.
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London
Brown
Notts Cricket Club
Duke of Portland
Gould
Pilot Resigns from Hillmans
Pilot J C Mirtomhea resigned from Hillmans. The notice states a fitlman position vacancy and indicates the resignation date. No further personnel details are provided in the readable text.
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London
J.C. Mirtomhea
Fitlman
King’s Jubilee Broadcast Plans Across Britain
The Daily Telegraph reports a major broadcasting network will relay greetings to Their Majesties for the King’s Jubilee. The BBC plans a nationwide demonstrative event on a vast scale with hopes the Prince of Wales will speak from the microphone at an ultimate climax.
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London
Bupday
Lyst
Britain
Daily Telegraph
B.B.C
Prince of
Royal review of King’s reign announced for 2 a.m broadcast
Major historian Tamaperley will deliver a comprehensive review as His Majesty prepares to commence the broadcast at 2 a.m. Greenwich mean time.
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Id Tamaperley
Acre
Gromwich
New Board For Railwaymen Award Granted in NSW
Awards were made at the Federal Arbitration Court by Judge Drake Brockman affecting about 300 men in the NSW railway service. The agreement covers power station workers train drivers stationary engine drivers and firemen in the ARLU and NUR. The NSW Commissioner aims for a uniform industrial code with terms similar to prior awards for Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen Union members.
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Bydney
Drake Brockman
ARLU
NUR
New South Wales Railway Department
Fils
New South Wales
Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen Union
Dismissed Young Naval Officer in Trouble in Hong Kong
A noted young naval officer, Pay Master Midshipman Parsanamith, faced accusations described as penn officer conduct. The record states he pleaded a misunderstanding and described involvement in a debt and fear to write home for assistance, with the case set in Hong Kong on a Monday.
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Hong Kong
Parsana
Mith
A. Chi
Ninomalf
Tamov
Property sale on Queanbeyan Main Street sparks two new shops
In Queanbeyan Main Street Moore Bros sold prime property on Manaro Street to Monro Bireth. Plans announce a two storey shopping block with a rear building for a bull stores and boxing stadium. Promoter Mr Sacagia, known for boxing exhibitions, aims for a major development as local and metro buyers show interest.
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Queanbeyan
Yusterd Wien Moore Bros
Manaro
Ee Ys Eo
Monro “Bireth
Minabed
Post Oiles and
Hayes and
Russell's
Uhera
Alte
Tim
Post Omee
Macagio Waa
Rodis
Capitol
Jemel Bros
Digger's End World No Place for Invalid Letter at Coroner's Court
Arthur Keeping, 39, a military veteran once housed with tuberculosis, wrote a haunting letter to his mother and brothers describing despair and a wish to end life. Read at the Coroner's Court, the note reflects months of ill health and a wish to die rather than endure further suffering. The coroner recorded a verdict of suicide.
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Bydney
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