Debate At Disarmament Conference Splits Britain and France
At the Geneva Disarmament Conference a clash arose between Sir John Simon and French Foreign Minister Barthou. Barthou’s speech widened the rift between Britain and France, challenging pacifist aims and warning that guarantees of security depend on France’s three-dimensional protection. He asserted France’s adherence to the 1926 Air Agreement, criticized Britain’s stance, and urged cautious diplomacy as the conference neared a possible bridge between opposing views.
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Deadlock over wheat talks stalls World Conference plan
London reports a week of stalled efforts at the International Wheat Conference sub committees. Countries grow despairing of a solution as Argentina’s stance stalls progress. Some foresee the plenary meeting might move up from June 27 to reassess amid evolving global conditions.
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Surbry Sandham Fires Openers With Double Century
Surrey batsman Sandham scores a masterful double ton at the Oval as Surrey declare at 475 for 7 before lunch, with Gregory and O’Reilly among prominent scorers. The innings features high tempo batting by Sandham and steady support from Bromley and McCabe, while the Oval wicket earns its bowler’s graveyard reputation.
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Tennis Bowling Title Clash Draws Upset Results
Paris on Thursday saw Frauen Aussem of Germany defeat Madame Mathien 7 0 6 3 in the women's final while Von Gramm swept an earlier match 2 1 34 62. The men’s final featured hard fought rallies with prominent players challenging for the title.
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Strike Wave Hits Multiple U.S. Industries
Washington reports a general strike vote among cotton and textile workers to begin Monday amid calls for union leaders to choose bargaining spokesmen. The Amalgamated Association warned of action unless steel workers gain rights to select their representatives. Further walks planned with up to 300000 workers slated to strike June 4 over government orders, as Roosevelt presses steel codes to curb abuses noted at the Darrow hearings.
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Cyclone Damages Fremantle Trims Perth District
Severe cyclone hits Fremantle and Perth district causing roofs to be torn away and verandahs wrecked. Buildings unrooted and debris, including iron tools and damaged wharves, blown into streets. A passenger aboard the Temaraire sustains slight injuries amid wreckage and evacuations.
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Country Party Reaches Immunity Agreement For NSW Seats
The Federal Council of the United Country Party approves a plan to avoid contests with UAP and UCP candidates in seats currently held by either party. Dr Earle Page announces NSW branch will refrain from challenging UAP-held seats in the coming federal elections with full preference exchanges to support coalition aims.
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Danger of War Debt Collapse in Roosevelt Era
The Wasnington New York id Tribune reports the 41.00 million dollar war debt is fragile amid Roosevelt’s stance. It notes a desired compromise, partial payments planned for June 17, and the President’s refusal to grant pensive European debtors relief. He remains open to bilateral talks as a possible path forward.
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Prince Henry Tour Plans Delay Formal Hosts
The man in charge of arrangements for the Royal tour, Mr. Marr, said no nation owner had been selected to host Prince Henry during the Central country tour. The Prince desires to avoid formal entertainment as far as possible and is unlikely to motor to alien amenities off the main lines in New South Wales.
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Diptheria Drops in Federal Capital Territory Cases
The Commonwealth Health Department reports diphtheria in Canberra falling from 16 cases on April 28 to four yesterday. The illness peaks in autumn and eases in colder months. The four patients are in the isolation ward at Canberra Hospital, including two nurses.
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Shots on the border spark fears of diplomatic clash
Moscow reports an explosive incident as Soviet troops allegedly fire on a Manchukuo steamer, prompting protests to the Soviet Consul-General. Manchukuo warns of possible serious consequences amid speculation about Mr Stevens. NSW Premier and UAP leaders plan to confer in Melbourne on federal election prospects. Mr Bievena to stay only a few days before returning tomorrow night.
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Explosion at Newcastle hospital reconstruction site
An early morning blast rocked the New Gartie Hospital in Newcastle. Workmen finishing the second floor building suffered debris and damage as fibrous sheets hung from the ceiling and wine splinters were scattered. authorities investigate cause and extent of injuries.
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Parliament Convoked for June 28 Amid Earthquake Damage
The House of Representatives convenes at 3 pm on Thursday June 28 after an earthquake caused significant damage in the building. The explosion is believed to have originated in the dispensary area, with shattered doors and spilled contents. an officer from the Ex-Pleas Department confirmed three missiles were fired by a gun barrel.
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United Country and Liberal parties weigh NSW election alliance
The United Country Party and United Australia Party discuss a NSW election pact to avoid wasting votes. They aim to form a stronger anti Labour front, potentially enabling a government like Bruce Page or Stevens Bruxner. A pre election agreement was key to topple Lang, with cross party talks continuing.
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Hughes for Senate Rumor Baffles Sydney Crowd
In Sydney on Thursday speculation swirled that a figure named Grevena would enter federal politics, with the crowd noting hints that Hughes might pursue a Senate seat. The fragmentary report hints at a potential political move but lacks concrete details or confirmations.
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Soviet Forces Slaughter Mongol Outpost After Battle
A Moscow led Soviet detachment fought Mongols at Cheltenham Outer Mongolia. The clash followed an order to seize all domestic Soviet residents. When ignored, Soviet troops killed 90 garrison members to set an example. Reinforcements arrived but were routed amid threats of drastic reprisals.
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Question in State House about immediate federal election decision
In the state assembly Mr Sanders urged the Premier to take firm steps on whether a federal election should be held. Mr Brews replied he could not say if he would make recommendations on the claim that trade and commerce were adversely affected. He noted the Treasury for the month ending today showed continued recovery after prior months.
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Lyons May Seek Safe Victorian Seat in Melbourne Visit
Fragmented report notes Lyons eyeing a safe Victorian seat in Melbourne with Stevens’ planned Melbourne visit. References to a looming election contest, party dynamics, and organizational show of support appear, though text is garbled and uncertain.
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Nonparty Committee Snubs Cabinet Appointment
The nonparty committee refused the appointment of Minater Carrol from W.A. to The Prime Minister Lyona in Canberra yesterday. It was understood that Senator I. B. Johnston would be approached as an alternative.
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London discounts French outburst
Yi and that M. Barton’s reference to Bien Sonn Simos was not a personal attack. Bien: it was M. Barthau’s maiden speech in the general commission and was obviously revised under strong emotion.
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De Valera Bill Sparks Irish Senate Clash At Ballybough
Curtin reports from Wednesday's front with Me T Westrapp Bennett chairing Banate remarks against a single chamber Irish government. He warns De Valera aims to abolish the Senate to seize power and curb religion, aiding a dictatorship masked as parliamentary government. Bennett denies loyalty claims against the church while urging Senate rejection of the bill and delaying amendments.
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Marathon Scoring in Kent Essex Match Revealed
Marathon scoring details emerge from the Kent Essex match with officials noting revised timing and point allocations. The report highlights the event’s competitive pace and the impact on team standings as athletes push toward new marks.
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