Baldwin denies Germany claims would be sympathetically entertained
In a Commons session Mr Baldwin dismissed the idea that Britain would positively consider Germany's claims in Africa. He said the question stemmed from misapprehension and noted Mr Pirow's interview statements reflected personal views, not official British policy. Churchill and Page-Croft pressed for earlier clarity, but Baldwin maintained the negative stance.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
J.) Pirow
Boondon
Germany
Pirow van Fiven
Baldwin
South
Henry Page-Croft
Bournemouth
Winston Churchill
Epping
My. Baldwin
Brilan
Canberra Alpine Club Mt Franklin Trip and Dance Notice
A Canberra Alpine Club trip to Mt Franklin is planned for July 25 and 26 with club members and potential interstate guests invited. The club also announces its first annual dance on Friday July 24 at Hotel Kingston and calls for entrants to submit home made hair care products for a smoker competition by July 22.
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Mt. Franklin
Clus
Alyves
Canberra
Kingston
Ghat
Indian cricketer ban to remain after captain’s decision
A disputed ban on a prominent Indian cricketer remains in effect as the captain defends the disciplinary action. Theautho rities emphasize trust and team discipline, with the case highlighting ongoing tensions within the squad and the governing body.
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Amara Wil
Tin
Cape Tain
Athan
Waratah Banner joins Australian War Memorial relics
The War Memorial in Canberra receives the Nowra diggers’ Waratah Banner carved during the December 1915 recruiting march from Nowra to Sydney. It was carried in rain as it gathered 70 red crafts, now faded yet a strong symbol for South Coast veterans. Also added is the kettle drum used by the Men from Snowy River from Delegate to Goulburn in January 1916.
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Nowra
Kipling
Canberra
Snowy River
Delegate
Goulburn
Tr Im
Manuka and School Clash in Reid Park Hockey
Manuka defeats the School 4 1 in a fast match at Reid Park after Hall and Welet netted in the first half. Rovers and Queanbeyan draw, Kingston beats Burton as Kingston Maroon overpower Uneir. Barton and Grammar School finish level at Canterbury with 1 1.
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Manuka
Reid Park
White
Hilder
Hicks
Bell
Hin
Premeihar
Welet
Hall
The
Rovers
Queanbeyan St Reid
Kingston
Tennis Mixed Doubles Results From Local Courts
A dense report lists numerous mixed doubles and singles matches across clubs and parks. Players include Elliott, Willington, Moore, Bovard, Robertson, McCallum, Browning, and Kelly among others, with scores ranging from close to decisive, noting several 6-4 and 6-0 results and multiple 4-set meters.
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Elliott
Robertson v. Moore
Ae, McCallum
Howard
Edwarda
Willington
Smithy
Bovard
Howards
Moore
Mra McCatun
Barton
Netatyne Alnstie
Miles
Homann
Giladani
Kelloway
Mre. Thorpe
Hiv
Browning
Burke
Thorp Vochitar
Kellioway
Was. Tuck
Bre Hilley
Kelleway
Mry
V. Gillard
Northbourne
Nets
Trippen Park
Reid II
Seth
Fire Brigade
Rifle Shooting Results A I D Ryan Cup Final
The final match in the preliminary competition for the A N the between Gra and Forrest era concluded after a closely fought contest. Forrest Myre and Twe Canterra emerged as winners with a score of 6 to 4 in sets, 63 games to 4 rut hora, 7 sets, 0 games, though conditions were foul with wind and rain affecting play.
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Myre
Canterra
Rule Club
Crowe
Heyes
Minchellite
Sena
Ueles Lord
Jet
Minohéitte Pate
Mn. Gourtay
Germany Links With South Africa
In Hamburg on Saturday the South African Minister in Germany Dr Gie praised German and South African ties noting their peoples are closely related. He spoke at the launching of a new German liner to run between Continental ports and Cape Town, stressing that robust trade between the two nations is natural and beneficial.
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York Park
Barton
Hamburg
South Africa
Germany
Gie
Capetown
Leading Jockey Ishap Sidesteps 100-Win Mark
Sydney Saturday report notes Koos, top Sydney jockey, suffered a jet leg fracture while aboard Artaman before Canterbury Park Maiden Handicap First Division. He had 95 wins and three lead beams, likely out four months, missing the spring. Braddon beat Forrest 5 3 in A Grade pennant. Grammar Jint toppled Ainalle by two games.
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Sydney
Koos
Artaman
Canterbury Park
Knox
Peason
Wil
Braddon
Forrest
Grammar
Ainalle
Quarantine Rule Delays Air Travel Into India
India imposes a quarantine on air transport after arriving passengers. Imperial Airways notes the measure may not affect Australian routes since Cairo is the stop, while Khartum lays under nine day delay. The measure follows concerns over yellow fever and aims to prevent its spread.
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London
India
Khartum
Telnet
Imperial Airways
Lts
Cairo
Tripérin Alidwayn
52 Killed in Russian Rail Disaster
Moscow reports a rail disaster at a major junction with 52 dead and 1 injured. The accident occurred on June 123, but details are unclear due to ongoing trial proceedings and year-end reporting. The event marks a seventh major incident at the junction this year.
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Moscow
Rymaaleaya
Dramatic Danzig Regulations Spark Coastal Tension
In Danzig, leaders push strict rules amid political conflict as factions clash. Officials promise action against opposition while regional tensions mount over new measures.
Wedding of May Helen Coddington at St John’s Canberra
May Helen Coddington, youngest daughter of Mrs Shumeck H and the late John Shumack of Queena, wed Kenneth Kyle son of the late J M Garnock of Bombala and Wee Wightman of Kew Melbourne at St John’s Church Canberon. Rev Cecil King officiated. They celebrated with a hotel reception. honeymoon planned in New Zealand.
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St. John's Church
Canberon
Tine Valley
Helen Coddington
Youre
Mian Jjeun Lares
Gedown
Vietori
George Sawtel
Sydney
Hotel An Perra
J. Shumack
Motver
New Zealand
French Armaments Nationalisation Bill Passes Parliament
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies approved nationalisation of the armament industry by 484 to 86, the largest majority for the government. Defence Minister Da ladier outlined that controlled firms would run under licenced oversight and foreign war material orders would require government permission.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Defence
M. Daladier
France
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Soring
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Riddle
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Hunt
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Southwell
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