WAR MENACE Australia Will Have to Think
Perth report cites Australian Attorney General Mr. Menzies warning that Europe’s distress could drag Australia into war. He says Australia must act with care as tensions rise from democratic collapse and rising militarism, noting two democracies remain in Europe and warning of a 1936 crisis.
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Europe
F Acarmey
Milorday
Menaies
Pal
Eulah
Aonica
Hupe
Tml
Offeire
Australia
Retein
Wrame
France
Monsien
Australia urged to reveal true population capabilities
A quoted figure discusses population growth and national capacity, urging transparency about Australia's exact position and readiness for adopting broader initiatives. Officials emphasize the need for accurate data to inform global comparisons and policy decisions.
Inquiry into Girl's Death Sparks Public Interest
Fragments describe an investigation into a girl's death with mentions of a possible ram and intervention by authorities. Readable portions point to an ongoing inquiry and responses from officials amid community concern.
Spanish Rebels Pause Desperate Outlook Faces Country
In London on Monday reports show both sides suffering heavy casualties as Spain’s war drags on. Government forces push near Granada while rebels claim ammunition shortages and seek to fortify on the Pyrenees frontier. Diplomats abroad report divisions and calls for negotiation amid continued fighting and reprisals.
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London
Guiderrama
Intuigents
Interior
Valiente
Cabesareiym
San Rafael
Vietr
Zomo
Sierra
Mola
Pyrenees
Hattien
Gibral
Franco
Thespa
Malage
Moroccn
Atlatta
Geut
Madrid
Aéthsaltitx
Lerew
International Labour Council
Lm London
Arietta
Iey ‘Union Council
Davis Cup Quist Beats Austin In Five Sets
Quist defeats Austin 6-1 3-6 7-5 6-3 after an hour delay as Australia adapts in the singles match. Doubles teamwork secures the Australians victory in the challenge round with Crawford and Quist delivering steady play and effective net tactics.
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London
Quiet
Austin
Australia
Crawford
Quist
Iowa
Auckland Exchange Trade Hinted by NZ Report
NZ report indicates possible move to raise the exchange trade in Auckland. Details are unclear due to fragmented text. No dates or firm actions are confirmed, but the discussion centers on changing exchange mechanisms in the Auckland region.
Settlement Settlement Forecast Talks Stir Cabinet Crisis
The minister warned he might resign to push closer settlement, saying the government faces cabinet difficulties. An official statement was expected next week, hinting at a policy shift and potential landward reform.
Australian Agricultural Council to meet on marketing reforms
Acting Commerce Minister Me Thorby announced a special Agricultural Council meeting set for August 38 and 27 in Adelaide to decide on Premiers Conference and Privy Council legislation on marketing. The talks will cover wheat scheme extensions and subdividing large holdings, with potential public funding and measures to secure orderly settlement.
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Thorby
Australian Agricultural Council
Adeaide
Confarente
Privy Council
Cabl
Agricultural Council
Net
Export Control Board
Ontaten
Eub-Divide
Marlelyigh
Page
Mundre
Kingspore
Jatl
Agricultural Council Nattn
Canberra development to see limited expenditure this year
Canberra plans for the current financial year projected heavy outlays including 800000 pounds for an administrative block and a 60000 pound new hospital but actual spending is expected to be under 500000 pounds. Dwellings rise slows with about 100 new homes planned costing around 110000 pounds. Tradesmen from Melbourne and Sydney are scarce, pushing contractors to import labor from beyond the Territory. The hospital design progresses with a 130 bed capacity and a 36000 pound current-year commitment, while gradual improvements and private leasing build accelerate contractor demand.
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Department of the Interior
Oureborn
Parliament
Tipon
Canberra Community Hospital
Megara, Irwin and Furries
Mildura
Actus
Royal Mintary ‘Colege
Troon
Business Arma
Radio Beacons Planned for All Australian Capitals
The Civil Aviation Board completed plans for rotating light radio beacons in every capital city with installation to begin across Australia in three months. The Board recommends radio beam receivers on all commercial air and water service aircraft to enhance safety and navigation nationwide.
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Melbourne
Civil Aviation Board
Avary
Autralia
Anzac Day Rail Passes Considered for Diggers
Fragmentary notes indicate plans for free rail passes for Diggers during 1928 Anzac Day celebrations in Melbourne and Tasmania. Mentions of Canberra installations and transport markers appear, with unclear details on who will implement or authorize the passes.
Volunteer Crew Refused Entry to Marama Passengers
Reported in Sydney on Tuesday that three Abel Tasman volunteers were refused passage by stewardesses and firemen aboard the Marama when the ship returned from Greymouth New Zealand. The three left the vessel as crew debated who should travel, with officials ordering off the volunteers before departure.
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Sydney
Australia
Abel Tasman
Greymouth
New Zealand
Uye Maram
Marama
Bome
Uie
Merania
Abel Tasmann
Australi
Labour groups push for 40 hour working week in Australia
The ACT.U. proposes asking the ALP conference in Adelaide to urge Labour governments in Western Australia and Victoria to adopt a 40 hour working week across all industry sectors. The move seeks cross jurisdictional support and a general shortening of weekly hours.
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Melbourne
Act.u
A.lp
Ade- Velde
Western Australia
Helen Wills Moody Withdraws From Major Tennis Event
Helen Wills Moody announced withdrawal from a significant tennis event in San Francisco. The noted champion stated the decision affects her schedule and career, citing time and design considerations impacting upcoming commitments.
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Helen Wills Moody
Francisco
Helen Wie Moody
Foreign outlook Eden reports improvement in tense international talks
In the Commons Mr Eden opened the foreign welfare debate stating Britain’s questionnaire to Germany was an honest effort to aid progress. He said a constructive reply could have sped up talks and noted Germany accepted the five power conference invitation. He affirmed genuine collaboration across nations and cited the Montreal accord as proof negotiations follow normal procedures can yield favorable settlements.
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Fores
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Eden
Ubat
Germany
Montreal
Den
Mediterranean
Mulian
Greece
Yugoslavia
Italy
Ban
Eilen
Spain
League
Pte
League of Nations
Loyd George
Rip Austen
Chamberlain
France
Hitler
Life sentence in kidnapping case ends in Minnesota
Alvin Karpinski receives life imprisonment in Minnesota for kidnapping. Case details show he abducted a victim in Paul area, with sentencing marking a severe penalty. Prosecution stressed danger posed by the defendant, while defense argued for leniency based on circumstances.
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