Commonwealth Grants At Premiers Conference
Prime Minister Lyons announced that the Commonwealth and the three larger states agree South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania face difficult finances and special provision should be studied by the Grants Commission. Smaller states funding to be placed on a permanent basis. The Loan Council to meet tomorrow and the conference to reconvene at 2 30 pm.
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Melbourny
Mr. Lyons
Commonwealth
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Commonwealth Grants Commission
States
Granta Commbnion
Lyons
Militarist German book sparks war talk in London press
Reports from London note newspapers highlight a jingoist work "Germany Prepares for War" by Ewald Banse a Brunauicls professor. The text claims German invasion plans and urges destruction of Britain, drawing attention to wartime rhetoric and Nazi censorship actions.
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London
Svets
Germny
Ewalde Banse
Brunawicls
Bok
Britain
Renin
Naxis
Germany
Baton clash averted in 20 meeting under General O Dufty
Civil guard prevented a serious confrontation at a 20 meeting where General O Dufty addressed about 4,000 adherents. The scene centered on tensions as guards moved to restrain rising hostilities while organizers attempted to maintain order during the event.
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O'Dufty
Bia
Organinca
Drewlin
Letton
Gerce
Valus
Guarda
Satty
Nine Dartmouth youths die in carbon monoxide blast
In Hanover NH, nine Theta Chi members were found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in their fraternity house. The furnace released the gas. a missing pipe likely caused the buildup. An afternoon inspection revealed the deaths as residents slept.
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Hanover
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Theta Chi
Fraternity
Infraternity Home
Sveir
Man linked to Washington death seen with woman before disappearance
Police report states a man was seen conversing with a woman near a store the morning of his disappearance. He later spoke to the woman in a car and returned with her, then left when she became distressed. He is hospitalized and due for discharge soon as investigators pursue the death connection.
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Ronan
Nott
Hunger Marchers in London Rally Demand Labour Party Change
Hunger marchers led by Rev E H Burgmann assemble in Hyde Park with 20 000 crowd and 16 000 police. congress adopts a program calling for Labour Party removal from the march and a deputation to the House of Commons. Eight arrests, one police injury, and widespread banners mark the demonstration as participants seek socialist reforms and employment action.
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Conference of Action
West End
Journalit Witnesses
Paris
Bootland Yard
Every
London
Congress of Action
McGovern
M.P
Labour Party
Congress
Atesers
Pollitt
Man
C. P Max 5Ton
Elen Wilkinson
Camo
Ball Stephen
House of Commons
Binister
Rameau MacDonald
Patie
Camden Town
Letephante
John Burns
Coal Carta
Walt
Sociatlat Republice
Deapard
Alster
Dexidelien Wilkinson
Maxton
Hunnington
Fed-Ecmryad Tattte
Dian
Mr. MacDonald
Ofamda
Economie
League
Macedera Sn
Woilca
Elected Bishop of Goulburn Seals Unanimous Vote
The Anglican Synod of Goulburn elected Rev. Ernest Henry Burgmann Bishop of Goulburn Diocese succeeding Dr. Radford. The clergy voted unanimously, with the lay members 97 to 6 in favor. Burgmann, MA, son of Henry Burgmann of Mayfield NSW, studied at St Paul’s College and the University of Sydney. He served in England as curate at South Wimbleton 1912-1914, then Wyong rector 1898-1917, and since 1918 has been Warden of St John’s College. His works include Religion in the Life of the Nation and Whither Australia.
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Goulburn
Anglican
Ernest Henry Burgmann
Radford
E. H. Burgmann
Clergy
Lally Wan
Henry Burgman
Mayneld
New South Wales
Landsdowne
Waunning River
St. Paul's College
University of Sydney
Australian College of Theology
Gundy
England
South
Wimblerton
Australia
Wyong
St. John's College
Intense Cold Kills Eight as Tornadoes Strike Regions
Severe winter weather continues across New York and several states with heavy snowfall and fuel shortages feared. Tornadoes reportedly killed eight people in multiple states including Alabama and Georgia while an airliner crash near East Lake City Utah left eight aboard dead.
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New York
Mienisipl
Alabama
Georgia
East Lake City
Utah
Crowds cheer King Leopold at Brussels return from Te Deum
A large crowd gathered at the Palace in Brussels to greet King Leopold and Queen Astrid on the second day of the monarchs reign after the Te Deum service. The king and queen appeared on balconies amid cheers. Church ceremony at St Gudule decorated streets. Notables including ambassadors and bishops attended. The king thanked citizens via the Burgomaster and ordered mercy for wartime offenses.
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Brussels
Leopold
Astrid
Endeen
St. Gudule
Bile
van Roey
Mallises
Belgium
Brurpele
Srmels
M. Max
Disarmament Talks and Edits in British Memorandum
London reports debunk claims Captain Eden is disappointed with the Berlin outcome. The British memorandum seeks only to shorten the convention duration to ten years and abolish the two year delay for defensive aircraft. Mussolini’s involvement may shape a compromise between France and Germany to force acceptance of Locarno terms.
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London
Dwliy
Eden
Berlin
Germany
Reich
Britsin
PTCA
Capt. Eden
Nazi Parades to Honour War Dead in Berlin
Berlin marks the fourteenth anniversary of the New Party with a two million war dead memorial. About 70,000 troops parade from Unter den Linden to the Opera House, pledging allegiance. Mass rallies follow as Hitler adherents nationwide respond to the Munich signal. President Hindenburg and Cabinet members attend a solemn service as banners, wreaths, and martial music frame the Reich celebration.
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Germany
Unter der Linden
Hereler
Munich
Stron
Opera House
Mindenburg
Herr
Beethoven
Shivon Blomberg
Garmuaiy
Hart Hitler
Bayoness
Aura Rovinwid Fia
Fatal End of Rosario Auto Race Tragedy In Argentina
Nine spectators were killed at the Gran Premio racing event in Rosario when a car driven by Ernesto Blanco swerved to avoid a man signaling from the track. The vehicle struck a group of spectators, seven dying instantly and two later succumbing to injuries as officials investigated the chaotic scene.
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Rosario
Argentina
Ernesto Blanco
NSW Fines For Interstate Private Car Use Rules
Sydney reports that private cars from the Australian Capital Territory driving into New South Wales will require Territory registrations when used in the state. The National Road Transport Commission was advised that vehicles registered in the Territory for private use are being used for hire between Canberra and Sydney. Prosecutions may follow under state law for commercial operation without proper NSW registration.
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Sydney
Department of Nout
New South Wales
Territory
N.rm A
Delag ‘Bs Capes
Mnaddocka
Canberra
Railways
Stata
Canberra Hospital urged for modern facility amid ad hoc cuts
Canberra Hospital’s Medical Superintendent Dr Nott told the Advisory Board the present hospital is inadequate and urged immediate erection of a modern, well-equipped facility. He criticized economy measures, wage reductions, and staff strain, calling for urgent ministerial action and a deputation to press for a new hospital.
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Cumpston
Mr. Marr
Canberra
Canberra Hospital
Nott
Dr. Nott
Lin Advisory Hoard
Str. Ft
Homerville
Messrs
T. W. White
C. H. McFadyen
W. G Piper
de Cumpston
Miplater For Health
Marr
Nira ‘Ot
Couka
Alice
Uta Mirsea
W. G. Piper
Canberra Government
Piper
McFadyen
Lake Thin Wellon
Mme. McFadyen
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Flood Damage Hits Hawkesbury Farmers Hard
Heavy rain in the Windsor Richmond district floods roads and covers crops with mud and debris. Farmers face losses and seek government aid to secure a new winter crop as sections of the main route remain underwater and a landslide blocks a highway. Shelters form as families flee rising waters. road crews work to clear the debris and reopen the route.
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Sydney
Windsor
Sunda
Sde
Goaize
Debra
Windsor-Richmond
Cornwallis
Church Richmond
Gréan'a
Wrulll Pass
Nxrth
French murder relatives to sue ex premier
Relatives of Judge Prince, whose body was found on a railway, plan action against former Premier M. Chautemps for alleged defaming of the murdered judge’s character. Chautemps denied intent. Investigators face contradictions in the case.
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Paris
Judge Prince
M. Chautemps
Tate
Unala
Comtradictory
Round Africa enced on Heplambar 16 event recaps tribute to crews
The page notes a commemorative tribute dated Heplambar 16 honoring River Marschiel and the crews of a unique submarine craft. Details remain fragmentary but imply a formal ceremony or remembrance connected to naval or maritime history.
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River Marschiel
Trinute
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