Referendum Delay Looms After Privy Council Ruling
Private notes indicate doubt about a referendum on Section 92 of the Commonwealth Constitution after the Privy Council decision. Some argue delay until after the next election or until various avenues are explored, with costs estimated up to 100000 pounds. Ministers consider options to avoid delaying the general poll, including delaying referendum announcements and seeking a new constitutional approach.
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Privy Council
Tasmania
Werte
Australia
Warley
Fry
Beier
New Bath Welen
Ction
Jowsmaan
Primary Producers to Discuss Proposals and Agreements
Primary Producers to discuss new proposals framed to meet the Privy Council decision in the James case. Executive office of the Primary Products Union to consider six months notice for termination of agreements between Garry Products manufacturers and the Commonwealth Dairy Equipment Committee.
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Australi Hd
Salia
Privy Council
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Schervon Wald
Commonwealth
Parkes
New Month Wares
Chanter
Gemioewealth
Broney
James
Primary Products’ Union
Garry
Dairy Herald
Germ
Tal
BPLU
Germany
French
Dried Fruits and Dairy Board Seeks Inter-State Trade Approval
The chairman Mr J Wivmtt said the Dried Fruits and Dairy Produce Board expects success in inter-state trade for dried fruit and dairy products. He noted the boards are prescribed authorities under Commonwealth control to regulate inter market trade while intrastate sales remain unaffected. The aim is to secure reasonable prices for producers without expanding inter-state sales.
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Imiey
Commonwealth
Privy Council
German Military Pact With Austria Sealed Reports Coordinated Troop Aide
Berlin reports a secret treaty between Austria and Germany coordinating military preparations with Vienna and Berlin centers. Austrian officers may be exchanged for German training and armaments with Italy shown as cooperating. The Little Entente is described as collapsing amid these developments.
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London
Vienne
Daily Telegraph
Germany
Austria
Vienna
Berlin
Italy
Danzig tensions rise over Poland and Eastern Europe peace
A Daily Telegraph report from London notes increased tension over Here dreluer's soup gesture toward Poland and Danzig. Nazi leaders denounce Sean Lester's actions as obstructing peace, while the Mafia is accused of preparing pacification without Lester. Paris and London dispatch cables and worry about the Rhineland and looming rain.
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London
Dansig
Daily Telegraph
Dreluer
Poland
Teader
Hert Forster
Sean Lester
Lester
Europe
Olympic Torch Lit In Greece Opens Games
Dawn ceremony rekindled the spirit of ancient Greek culture as the Olympic flame was ignited. The torch began its journey across Europe toward Berlin, signaling the opening of the Olympic Games on August.
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Greece
Sulays
Esmethe
Berlin
Oil Explosion Injures Five Firemen at Drug Warehouse
A blaze at the Commonwealth Drug Company's premises in Kipre at Murrayville injured five firemen and drew brigades from nearby suburbs. Injured: William Stephenson, Lenna Jonen, Sanwel Heawerty, Thomas Carr, and one more firefighter. Firemen treated at hospital. flames confined to upper floors, lower floors damaged by heat and water.
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Areman
Commonwealth Drug Company
Premisea
Kipreat
Murrey Hille
William Stephenson
Crowe Neat
Burne
Loge Lenna Jonen
Fire
Burns
Sanwel Heawerty
Ire
Burna
Thomas Carr
Croydon
Funtes
Bbinas
Densly
Fire at Crowd Rocks Seaside in French Assault
Holiday crowds at Maint Ropes beach in Paris were stunned as shells from a submarine attacked the shore. A 278 millimetre shot hit near the gendarmerie, another severed an underwater cable, and a third struck the beach while the yacht dodged sinking. The marine minister ordered immediate action.
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Lely Marmediately
Ataianin
Japan Moves to Talk Trade Treaty Negotiations
Sydney wires report Japan shows willingness to resume trade treaty talks. Minister for Trade Treaties Sir Henry Gullett discussed with officials and a Cabinet consult is expected. Prime Minister Lyons may lead negotiations as Mr Murai has not received explicit instructions.
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Henry Gullett
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Ped
Lyons
Mural
Davis Cup Doubles Plans Amid German Challenge
Reports from London say McGrath should partner Crawford in the doubles against Germany with Quist possibly fit to play after an ankle injury. Von Cramm teams with Henke, while Quist’s bold stroke play and forehand drive dominate the action and draw praise for courage amid uncertain footing.
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Crawford
Germany
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Willeether
Quist
Tumalay
Henke
von Cramm
Glowine Tebute
Otha
Dount
Chat Quist
Rising General Leads Rebels in Morocco Uprising
Madrid reports a Moroccan revolt led by Foreign Legion mutineers now 18,500 strong with General Franco initially ordered to suppress but he joined the rebels. Rebel forces control key points, block communications, and face loyalist attacks as Spain and Gibraltar tensions rise amid evacuations and naval bombardments.
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Casablanca
the Times
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Canary Islands
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Legion
Gomes Morato
Pranco
Canary
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Larache i Ariah
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Maciel
Gregorio Gracy
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Mureco
Tatanda
Las Palmas
Workers
Metin
Br Rit
Tradex
Nador
Fes
Tangier
Andstill
Henday
Madrid
Barcelona
Milittia
Catlin
Rebsle
Huelva
Revit
Trere
Slo
Revere
Salines
Edward Marshall
Gibraltar
Astu-ras
Catalona
Valicia
Hadrid
Melilla
Ita
Satzietae
Navlg
Cetra
Australia Wins Doubles in London Match
STOP PRESS rawford and McGrath of Australia defeated Von Deamm and Hankel of Germany 6-4 6-0 6-4. Quist will be unable to play in the single. Tamarrem and McGrath will mount Menuet instead.
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Toft
China
von Bromberg
Rhineland
Annaues
France
Franco
Rawford
McGrath
Australia
von Deamm
Hankel
Germany
Quist
Tamarrem
State Budget-Cut In Expenditure Relief Works Affected
Cabinet ministers held a lengthy meeting to outline steps for reducing departmental estimates. Ministers aimed to curb relief works funding, with a new works scheme allowing councils to raise loans subsidized by the government, though it proved unpopular. The overall plan seeks to trim government liability for relief projects this year.
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Minixtere
Counelle
Pilot Survives Engine Failure in Australian Flight
Captain Harold Sta ser, pilot for Rockhampton Services, Ltd, faced a perilous descent when the engine fell from his plane 400 feet above dense bushland in the Hockhampton district. He struggled to regain control as fittings and objects tore through the cabin, but managed a forced landing near Claremont and escaped with injuries.
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Hockhampton
Harold Staser
Rockhampton Services, Ltd
Claremont
Topella Wien
Srethr
Winhsh
High Treason Charge Likely in Raword Stehoson Case
A public prosecutor states a high treason charge is likely in the Raword Stehoson case. Authorities indicate collaboration with Bendtiend Yard and others, with proceedings expected to proceed this year.
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