Empire Trade Debate Highlights Imperial Market Threats
OMdiala of the Ministry for Commerce says Empire Kee trade is watched as a threat to security and reliance on foreign imports. Reichstag member Caner warns Britain’s closed market would push America and others to import food and raw materials from colonies, Australia, and Argentina while European powers face pressure to self supply. The piece notes fears Britain would tax butter? and Australia, Canada, and New Zealand markets would be impacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Empire
Woman wins King's Prize to Miss Foster in London
A crowded London shooting event honors Miss Marjorie Foster as she wins the King's Prize at 1,000 yards. The report highlights her calm under pressure, the presence of dignitaries including Lord Jellicoe, and the supportive crowd celebrating her historic victory in women’s rifle shooting.
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London
She Ming
Marjorie Foster
Sam
Anid Mina Foater
Rink
Winnifred Browh
Muadromor
Legion
Abebie
Felm
Mtg
Abe
Bill
ATR
Xing
Penniloyree
Overseas freights and primage duty effects noted
The article discusses the impact of primage duty on overseas freights with reference to the Tout fohaitman and related parties, noting delays and economic effects on Australian trade routes. It mentions arrangements involving World Service and other sources, highlighting ongoing assessment of the award and its implications for consignments from Australia to New Zealand and beyond.
Is Hook Alive in Burma Rescue Report
A Burma Government communique says the lost firman Hook is being looked after by locals in a remote village while authorities seek confirmation. One search party reports no sign of Hook where he was left by Matthews as swollen streams hinder movement. Matthews remains at Prome, progressing favorably.
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Calcutta
Burma
Hook
Matthews
Rangoon
Bali Chaung
Prome
Outlook better for South African products
Capetown reports improved prospects as four ships load 10 000 tons of mlle for Mexico, aiming to attract new customers and unify farmers' associations on wool rationing. The Gressers' Association expects a price rally in the opening month, followed by steady gains until November.
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Capetown
Mexico
Fareers
Australia
Gressers' Association
Miss Johnson Bombay Hosts Welcome For Amy Dohnmon
The Naldera arrives to a rousing reception for Mian Amy dohnmon with Amy breakfasting at Tet Maha tel with Yorkshiremen delegates and Indian community leaders. A new air distance record between Croydon and Calcutta is noted, and she receives a hero’s farewell gift amid laughter and cheers.
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Bombay
Tombay
Amy Dohnmon
Amy
Ee Decaca
C. A. Baytley
Um Behalt Wtty
Ang Cid
Congreraintad
Croydon
Kurachi
Calcutta
Australia
M. OW. Poth
Golf results and pairings amid foxed standings
A fragmented golf report lists several pairs and scores. Smith and Burr lead with an easy win while O'Loughlin–Ceenham and Finble–Hollen also near top, with multiple other duos shown down by several strokes.
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Canberra
Unk
Rnvom
Smith
Rolen
Ovie
B. O'Loughlin
Ceenham
O'Callaghan
G. Byrne
Ho J. Finble
WM Hollen
RT. Whyte
J. KK. Withame
Town
K. Anderson
A. Rule
C. Clarke
My Lucas
Gourgaud
J. Hatfield
Y. K. Gell
K. Dwyer
AB. Ewing
R. R. Gibaon
Alm
Praner
G. Fletcher
R. HK. Pocock
A. Prior
F. Gibron
Deane fires a fourth hole in one at Cangerra links
P E Deane aceed yesterday at the Cangerra polo course beating Alan in a small match. The events of the prior days seem to have sharpened his form and marked his first time achieving this feat in a Coveiberre event.
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Deane
Mr. Treane
Fell Over Cliffs Leaving One Critically Injured
Arthur Hunt, 17, of Maroubra, was critically injured after falling from the Dead Man's Hollow cliff at Long Bay. He sustained a concussion a compound fracture of the right forearm a fractured jaw internal injuries and severe shock. He could not walk and rescuers rowed around rocks to reach him and he was admitted to hospital in critical condition.
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Rydney
Arthur Hunt
Maroubra
Dead Man's Hollow
Alton
Reacuere
Tad
Egyptian Note Claims British Intentions on Constitution
A fragmented note from Cairo or linked to Nahas Pasha and Rag discusses MacDonalds communication and British stance on Egypt's constitutional changes. It argues such signals are a method to calm tumult and preserve order, while preserving Egypt's sovereignty and stability amid pressure.
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Caino
Baturiay
Nahas Pasha
Rag
MacDonalds
Britain
Prince of Wales Tour to Canada and U S A
The Prince of Wales travels with Birhilly Bascon on a forthcoming journey to the United States and Canada. They plan visits to major places, attend events, and engage in camping holidays along the itinerary.
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London
Rationing Debate at Returned Soldiers League Meeting
At Canberra the Returned Soldiers League branch debated a motion of censure against its executive over endorsing rationing work for truck owners. A substitute motion carried to support the executive while disallowing further censure. The meeting questioned press access and honored Captain Jackson, with truck owners reporting prior rationing had begun and protests directed at government ministers.
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F.C.T
Returned Soldiers’ League
Canberra
Ube
Krivpner
R. A. Mule
Paderal Capital Commission
Tayalir
Muir
League
Rowe
Captain Jackson
Conwre
T. A. Turnbull
Krinner
Eect
RC. Carter
Carviers
Mr. News
Carter
Rows
Minister of Home Affairs
Jim
Sxeousitv
Rowebee
Searon
WRG
English selectors drop Larwood Geary as Bradman target shifts
Saturday report notes drastic England fourth team changes with Tyldesley and Geary dropped for Nichola Rubina and Peebles. Australians in Glasgow regard England as weaker than in the third test and eye Bradman’s side while omitting Geary and Tyldesley prior to the tour.
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London
England
Feand
R. Tyldesley
Grary
Nichola
Rubina
Peebles
Glasgow
Geary
Tyldesley
Robins
Nichols
Incubus Free Tickets At Melbourne Theatre
A Melbourne report notes free Incubus tickets offered by J C Williamson Ltd to MPs and club members drawing criticism. The company argues hospitality is standard practice and outlines extending theatre access, with mentions of Flemington race courses and governors general.
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Melbourne
Securday
J. C. Williamson
Lad
Ine
J.C. Wiillamadn
Ustom Ia
Flemington
Unclear historical note on forthcoming imperial decision
Fragmentary OCR text mentions annals of governance and impending rulers. It references names and places in a garbled form, suggesting a discussion of succession or political maneuvering. The readable parts point to a negotiation context and potential shifts in authority without clear dates or outcomes.
Three Serious Accidents Within Hour In Sydney
Three heavy accidents occurred within an hour in Sydney causing multiple injuries. At Parramatta a car crashed into a utility vehicle injuring spectators. a motorcyclist and two pedestrians sustained fractures and concussions. Adelaide Johnenn and Keith Tooth, both 20, were hospitalized after their motorcycle wheel collapsed on Victoria Road near the scene.
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Sydney
Rydlaimere
Mike Long
Cornellia Celery
Balmain
Supply
Atentials
Mars Ryan
Sieyple
Ben
Pausaly
Adelaide
Johnenn
Keith Tooth
Momman
Victoria Road
Rural Aviary Board Seeks Ministerial Hearing
At a county meeting the executive of the Floral Association discussed the Aviary Board matter. Chairman Mr Francia outlined the invitation process and noted attendees included Mr Mavien and Mr Wood. The group decided to urge the Minister of Home Affairs to hear the board on July 18 regarding the proposed Aviary Board and land issues.
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Mpccine
C.T. Floral le Association
AL Francia
CW. Mavien
Lima
Francia
C Lande Ofer
Mtr
Mrackenres
Nbn
Henk
Lande Towedona
Anapeet
Cz. Oraanan
Hyleo
Averuiary
W. &. Wood
Laimtert
Acton
Diyday
Uly
Blakeley
Lund Aviary
Glasgow Matc Tense Rain Delays West Scotland Test
Rain interrupted play after morning sessions as Kerr and Atkinson anchored Scotland’s innings with stubborn resistance. McTavish, Hornibrook and Nicholson contributed small stands amid damp pitch while bowls struggled under handicapped conditions. Play resumed after a late lunch but the day ended with 4 o'clock dismissal and scores finished near 140 for 9.
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Glasgow
Atenile
Brook
Kerr
Atkinson
Juckeon
Dys
Mt Hia
Hineh
Mmiswentie
Mornibrook
Perine
Myrtali
Dadwin Ocean
Bradnan
Wboye
McTavien
Boots
Mors
Hormilirook
Queenalan
Hornibrook
Alex
Ping
Hua
Nicholwon Airaight
McCabe
Rune Bae
Hturwoeld
Nicholaom Shin Pede
Kippat
Ken Dad Ught Fink
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U.S
Europe
PARIG
Omdiala
Ministry For Commerce
Marmos
Rurese
Ireoy
Miss Foster
Tout Fohaitman
Trotemor Pei Givy
Eens
Eranevor
Bariirdsy
Reigher
Khem
Iran
Revilla
Bpecini
World Servion
E Med
Ntalilgenen
Miss Johnson
Burr
P. E. Deane
Mr. MacDonald
Prince OF Wales
Canada
U.S.A
Bradman
Larwood
Hendren
Evening Standard
Mr. Catton
Nephe
Leeds
Enibe
Land
Pati
Mstralla
Bartle J
Lusenvir
Incubus
Hinkler
Avndon
Sataraay
Saandrons
Melber Hinkler
Ot von Fldshee
Alowerd
Ama- Arata
Anavalon
Beat Hinkler
Blakeless
Tyrone Enori
Jon Wall
Hess
Itv
Hornibrock
Acotland
Ty Bormibrook McTaviah
Harnibrook Alexander
Mormibrook
Wall
NicHolwon
Murwood Sy
Woedtult
Kippax
Akon Moluit
Bowler Wall
Batante
Indige
Tiaht Mrntiahors
Lady Ba
Minn Spooner
Milan
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