Spooner Cabinet Clash Dominates State Politics
Sydney reports indicate Minister for Worley and Government may resign after a cabinet meeting next week. debate centers on prosecutions under the Amann Act against Collett Manufacturers and the scope of local government relief works while plans for a new parks and finance policy loom.
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Collett Viva
Spooner
Meritim
Uberal
Iim
Bpooner
Gre Kamuraneen
Czech Gold Transfer Question Denied by NK President
The NK president denies political pressure over the transfer of Czech gold to the Bank for International Settlements. He says the move was a technical matter, not a government or central bank interference, and notes that the BIS was allowed to use the gold deposited in the settlement.
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Basle
Br. Geyan
Theelon
Bank of
Landon
Canadian House debates aliens naturalization and propaganda
In Ottawa the House of Commons discussed naturalization of aliens and the suppression of propaganda. The debate touched on democratic necessity, interference with citizen affairs, and worries over extremist organizations.
Framing New Legislation on Money Lending
The article reports a government move to frame new money lending laws. Statements from Minister for Suatlee and Mr Harris discuss tightening controls and possible fees under proposed legislation. The discussion mentions a potential fee of £2 for a moneylender and outlines enforcement mechanisms.
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Suatlee
Mtr Uy
8 Harris
Men
Sium
Hughs
Russia to join mutual aid pact with Britain and France
Paris dispatch reports Russian Ambassador Lauritz said in Paris that Russia agreed to join Britain and France in a mutual aid pact. It would trigger automatic involvement if any of the three are attacked and commit aid to Poland and Romania. Baltic region security would also be discussed if Baltic countries are attacked.
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Paris
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Britain
France
Poland
Rumania
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Baltic
Fortress of Peace: Franco Voices Spain as Fortress of Peace
General Franco addresses 11 001 Falangist women in Burgos. He calls for Spain to be a fortress of peace not a plunge into enemy adventures. He says families are the strongest guarantee of peace and women must organize homes to build a new Spain.
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Burgos
Franco
Spain
Plane Missing on Solo Flight Reported in London
An aircraft vanished during a solo flight near London with reports that it was sighted three times yesterday but no recovery or contact has been confirmed. Authorities pursue leads while weather and navigation conditions are reviewed for the safety of the flyer.
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London
Ayer
Amith
Jasan
Value Claimed Experiences in Spanish War
Rome reports the Under-Secretary for Aly General Valle addressing the Senate on lessons from two bombing waves. He notes Barcelona Valencia and Madrid spared by Franco, others reduced to ruins where defenses fail. Air actions against ships also effective with 142 casualties or damage in the Eastern harbor due to a fire set to Valencia petrol dumps.
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Senate
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Valencia
Madrid
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Eastern
Supply Bill Clash Over Amendments in House
In a House committee debate on the Supply Development Bill a clash erupted between Minister for Supply Casey and Opposition Deputy Leader Forde over amendments. Casey defended the government's form, while Forde accused it of trickery to avoid defeat. Leave to alter the amendment was granted on voices, enabling Forde to press his changes on rail and road construction functions with state cooperation.
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Forde
House of Representatives
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Department of Supply
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America
Amour
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Australia
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Flton Poe
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Earle Page
Nate
cem+ mittes
Nall
Forda
Withdrawal of Pottah omtelale linked to Kalthom incident
Danzig correspondent for The Times reports the withdrawal of Potta h omtelale from involvement in the Kalthom incident last week, details unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Warsaw
Wednasaay
Pottah
Omtelale
Kalthom
Danzig
the Times
Meeting Crisis as Australia Faces International Affairs Debate
Senator Limatrong of Labor questioned the government's ability to meet BNIS demands in a Senate session yesterday. The debate focused on the recent government statement on international affairs and its implications for national policy.
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Bnis
Limatrong
Lab. N.8.w
Senate
SINO-JAP WAR REPORTS AND BORDER CLASHES
International reports describe Sino Japanese exchanges including mortars and bombs with casualties. Tokyo notes Soviet gunboats damaged two Manchukuo vessels on the Usuri River amid border clashes. Japan protests alleged Chinese flag misuse to Britain France and the United States.
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Tokyo
Usauri River
Settlement negotiates end of metal trades strike at conference
The metal trades dispute centers on a compulsory conference tomorrow with a likely resumption of work at 10 shops. The Metal Trades Council will hear delegates report, then decide future actions. A ministerial move to intervene was discussed in parliament, with hopes of convening talks if employers and employees fail to agree.
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Metsl Trades Council
Marrow
Defence
Sydney
Bensey
Lab
House of Representives
Metal Trades Employers’ Association
Cockatoo
South Africa Ministerial Split Shocks United Party Leaders
Capetown reports a ministerial faction within the United Party resigning from the caucus after an amendment move. The dissidents charged Premier dictates policy and protested actions seen as eroding democracy and freedom of thought, while denying hostile government aims.
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Capetown
Moanra
Hoffmeir
Brackwell
United Party
Becaine
Conscription Arrangements Push Ahead for Next Saturday
London reports push to register men under the new act passed last Friday. Militiamen are to receive their calling-up notices on July 1 during the next fortnight. The force will be divided into squads to ensure orderly processing and early access to wages for the more skilled workers.
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London
Stein
Britain Strong London Dinner Speech Signals Wartime Resolve
Lord Numath, guest at the New Zealand Society luncheon in London, asserted that Britain seeks peace but remains prepared to defend itself. He stated that Britain is ready to act if necessary, emphasizing resolve amid global tensions.
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Westnesany
Lord Numath
New Zealand
Italian finances reveal big deficit in Rome report
London dispatch cites Italian Finance Minister Bignor A Reval admitting a probable deficit of 70 million pounds for the current year, far above the 32 million pound estimate. He attributes the shortfall to Libya expansion and related expenditures.
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Bignor A Reval
Rome
the Times
Libya
Australia’s pensions bill in House debate
The minister told the House of Representatives that £225,000,000 had been spent on old age and invalid pensions to date.
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House of Representatives
Coal miners oppose pensions bill over age and discrimination
In a parliamentary exchange, ministers signaled opposition to a proposal to introduce a pension scheme for coal miners over 60, arguing it would discriminate and raise constitutional questions. The minister noted no constitutional barrier per legal advice, while the opposition raised concerns about feasibility and fairness.
British Trade Commissioner Dalton Reports on Australia Economy
The report by Mr R W Dalton British Trade Commissioner to Australia highlights economic issues in the Commonwealth. It notes reduced export earnings and the potential to develop secondary industries to help meet part of import demand amid declining exports and rising costs.
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London
R. W. Dalton
Australia
Commonwealth
Delton
War atmosphere critique cited in parliamentary debate
The report notes Mr. Menalen's controversial stance on alleged war atmosphere. Senator McLeay, speaking for the Government, said certain powers had disrupted the standard method of discussion and customs, setting aside normal procedures.
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Menalen
McLeay
King George Addresses Royal Tour in Vancouver
The King spoke at a luncheon in Vancouver during a royal tour in Canada. He emphasized cooperation as essential to world prosperity and noted that people will someday come to prosperity through unity, in remarks broadcast and promoted by the British Columbia government.
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Vancouver
B.C
Canada
International Altunion
Government of
British Columbia
Duke of Kent Melbourne Wynn the Duke and Oudhens
Melbourne report describes Wynn the Duke and Oudhens in a short, fragmentary item. Authorities or context are unclear, but the note hints at a social or ceremonial scene involving titled figures. Further readable details are needed for a fuller card.
Fae Premier Welcomes Hing On Ocean Flight
King and Queen praise Canada for steadfast support as Captain Louis Yancy and crew recount a long sea voyage aboard the See's Sea bometdel tian Ocean. Archbold, wealthy owner of the Guba, admits no need to work, while dignitaries and crowds express goodwill during the royal journey.
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Sydney
Louis Yancy
See
Canada
Ald
District Restrictions to Run With Majesty and Pros
Fragmentary note describes restrictions linked to a royal or official operation near Surrinjuck dam. Mentions winds, cheering, and forest restrictions. Text is garbled and references to Mexico and Australia-like place names appear but details are unreadable.
French Socialists Leadership Crisis Amid Party Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR hints at a French socialist faction led by M Blum grappling with leadership disputes after a party meeting. Text mentions Dalaaier and Ehrmatened phrases suggesting internal therapy or strategy shifts, with unclear outcomes or dates.
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Dalaaier
British Labour Front Plea Letter Against Government
A letter signed by Bir Statford Srippe and others urges the party to oppose the National Government and resist cooperation with it. The document emphasizes standing with the conference decision on the Front and aligning with the Popular Front policy discussed on Thursday.
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Bir Statford Srippe
G. FR. Stratton
A. Bevan
Youngen
Robert Bush
Great Britain
Conreenes Wil ‘Uas
Popular Front
Armaments Race Report To Influence Revenue Standards
A report by American Br J. C. Winant, newly appointed director of the International Office, says armament effects will shape revenue standards. The study, to be presented in Geneva next week, argues diversion of a portion of total income to wartime production services may alter financial benchmarks.
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London
Wednemtny
Br. J
Winant
Amy
Wbtio
Srmamente
Rubber strike terminated
A rubber strike ended after negotiations concluded between workers and employers. Officials reported no further disruptions and praised the peaceful resolution guiding operations back to normal at facilities involved.
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