Collision in Elbe River Two Liners in Night
British motor ship Stentor and German Guilford Castle collided in darkness on the Elbe near Cuxhaven. The Guilford Castle, bound London to Hamburg, holed in the bow. passengers numbered 17 and crew members were rescued, with no fatalities reported. The Stentor sustained minor damage and proceeded to Bremerhaven. The incident sparked debate on labor and imperial policies affecting Japan and British industry.
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Thurmtay
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Stentor
Elbe
Guilford Castle
Hamburg
Cme
Suemeurees
Japanaea
Arketa
Wea
Britian Industries
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Menert
Japan
Tor
Cuxhaven National Salon
Dias
Rmort
Arbitration Court hears hours case in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Friday the Arbitration Court heard evidence for the Tantile Workers Union seeking a 10 percent wage claim and reduced hours. Mr Thomas for the employers argued that over 400 years hours have fallen and now stand at 16. Judge Beeby noted a substantial reduction in hours, and the case was adjourned.
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Melbourne
Tantile Worker’ Union For
Thoms
aéGed
Zwigs Dethridge
Gavanee Pty. Ltd
Mar
Deapian
Tne
Anata
Hix
Australia
Dudge Becky
Lewis
Beeby
Honours list for King's Birthday includes many names
The Governor General announced the King's Birthday Honours list for the Commonwealth. Names include KCMG Sir Michael and Sir George, Senator Walter Massy Greene, Archibald Price, Archibald Grenfell Price, and numerous officers and civilians across military and civil divisions, with titles such as CBE OBE and AFC. The list highlights appointments in government, military service, academia, and industry, with several Australians recognised for long service and leadership.
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Tanacthaaca
Commonwealth
K.C.M.G
Ut. Michael
George
Walter Massy Sreene
Sassatant
Chinese Truce Clauses Alleged in Far East Pact
A garbled dispatch reports alleged truce clauses involving Manchukuo and Kirin under pressure from Japanese and Chinese parties. It claims guarantees for peace in the Far East and outlines attempts to prevent Japanese incursions and to stabilize regional conditions amid economic development aims and civil order suppression.
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Yunslang
HF Chine
Munchukuo
Connlating
Kirin
Chinas
Japan
Andhay
Chinewe
NASA
Manchukuo
Premier Conference Agenda Outlines Wide Tax and Policy Topics
The Melbourne meeting of Commonwealth and State Ministers will tackle unemployment aid and primary industry, with many items in play. Proposals include uniform tax laws, intermarriage policy, equalizing unemployment statistics, and financial arrangements between Commonwealth and states. Also slated are company law, royalties, postal stamp methods, and migration and railway funding considerations.
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Conference of Commonwealth and State Ministers
Melbourne
Accia
Forsian Arbstral
AASLA
Commonwealth
Aerial Medical Services of Australia
State MLA dead in Sydney home incident
Fractured OCR notes MLA for Annandale M. J. Atuwrt died in a Friday incident at his residence in Sydney. He served as chairman of a forward movement in 1982 and was associated with Labour. Details are unclear due to incomplete text.
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Sydney
Wrday
M. J. Atuwrt
Annandale
Fea Bean
Labour
Fwdhay
Poisoned Cattle Death Probed at Het Yo a Farm
Detectives investigating cattle deaths at Het Yo a property collected water samples from two spots on the farm and found presence of atrychniity in both locations, prompting further inquiry into possible poisoning.
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Toga
Het Yoa
WOMEN'S PLACE Hitler Wants Them at Home
Berlin reports on a government plan linking loans of £60 to newly married couples to furnish homes. Unmarried adults are to be included, with wives pledging to seek work if husbands earn above a threshold. Furniture loans carry 1 percent monthly repayment, and servant housing rules ease unemployment insurance obligations for family helpers.
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Berlin
NSW Parliament Short Session Plans and Measures
The State Cabinet announced a short session to open June 1 focusing on financial and social legislation. Expected actions include extending the Public Servants' Salary Reduction Act and the Unemployment Benefit Act with possible unemployment tax relief for railway workers.
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Steves
Ikene Dilla
Whiddon
Hia
Berrios
Ax & Treasury
Bsui
Jardina
Turnbull
Leg theory debate at dinner praises bodyline bowling
At a London dinner honoring Glamorgan, captain Turnbull and other rugby internationals discussed leg theory and bodyline bowling. The remarks referenced Jardine bringing back The Addhee and noted Bowes’s delivery against J.C. Clay, suggesting it rankled the England captain.
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London
Fhuraday
Glamorgan
Turnbull
Bugiah
Jardine
J.C. Clay
Bowes
Bulli By Election Nears as Lang Fights Hard
The Bulli by election pits Lang against UR candidate LeP as voters prepare to decide the outcome. Lang has campaigned intensely, urging supporters to recognize the high stakes and the potential swing in Labour opposition dynamics.
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Sidney
Lang
UR. A
Tang
Wpimile
Report Delayed on MCC Body Line Sub committees
The Daily Telegraph reports the MCC body line sub committees' findings will not be ready for consideration until the end of June as the team’s evidence hearing has not yet concluded.
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London
Daily Telegraph
M.C.C
Labour split highlighted in Croydon election bid
London Thursday reports provisional plans by Mr. Andre and Mollison to depart Croydon Monday as Labour official Willis campsign appeals reach a peak. Willis frames the election as pivotal for the Labour movement, pledging to uphold party rights and reject efforts to disrupt the movement. Campaign director Lowden predicts Willis could gain at least 7,000 votes, securing a majority of about 1,800 if the movement remains clean.
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London
Andre, Mollison
Croydon
Bulli
Labour Party
Willis
F. Lowden
Wittis
Disarmament Conference in Geneva Adjourns to July 8
Geneva reports that the Disarmament Conference will adjourn until July 8 after completing the first reading of the British Plan. The plan will likely return home by Saturday, and will not be recommended as a basis for future treaties pending adjournment.
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Geneva
Awim
Delurste
Norman Devs
Giant air liner on way to Australia secret departure
Brackley, air superintendent of Imperial Airways, leaves Craygon with a four engine ArmatrolBiddetey monoplane named Atalanta. The journey aims to reach Darwin by June 21, surveying the route for the England Australia line. Brackley to meet Imperial Airways aboard party in connection with Singapore service plans.
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Imperial Airwavs 12d
Craygon
Armatro
Atalanta
Darwin
Funes
Brackisy
Australis
Australia
Imperial Airwara
England
Cairo
Aus
Senate debate on public service pay and London loan
Senator McDonald pressed the government on implementing public service recommendations for a district allowance to underpaid workers in Canton Hardy and the allocation of a recent conversion loan. Sir George Pearce noted staff limits and that only Keith Officer held the London Lisita position, with no cabinet allies. The question of Resident Minister in London's replacement by Greene was deferred to the Prime Minister.
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George Pearce
McDonald
Fed. Lab
Senate
Can
Tor Hardy
London
Hie
Mase Labeer
N.A.W
George Farce
Maan Greene
Seistant
Waa
Dir
Bruce Aa
Winlwer
Landen
George Mearce
Commonwealth Severnsuaat
Lan
Bpo i
Debt policy debate in the House of Commons
The Chancellor Neville Chamberlain voiced caution about a policy gap in the American debt stance. He asked whether US authorities would seek to cut the Gordian Knot by repudiating our obligation. The exchange noted that all relevant considerations would be examined.
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House of Commons
Neville Chasberlain
Nate Amond
Crawford Triumph in Paria Semi Final Clash
Crawford kept his comeback momentum with rapid plays and precise shooting to edge his rival Rober and earn a spot in the lanarta final. The match showcased his deep scoring and late-game control as fans watched a tense, high-stakes contest.
Children’s Library Available At Y W C A
Library item note announces a children’s reading room at the Y W C A with books for youngsters and organized programs. Details may include hours and access for members and community children.
Brickworks to Reopen Large Kiln at Westridge
The Minister for the Interior Mr J A Perkins announced plans to reopen the large Stratford brick kiln at Westridge to boost output. Bricks will rise from 125000 weekly to about one million, cutting manufacturing costs and expanding employment beyond the current 18 workers. Canberra now uses two small kilns with about 600000 bricks produced since the start of the year. two to three million more are expected in three to four months.
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Interor
J. A. Perkins
Canberra
Perking
Abolition Urged by Housewives Meeting
An unsettled report from a Housewives Ampriation meeting shows calls to abolish marketing hostilities and control commodity prices by market competition. Speakers argued butter quality and price differ, with Biz Lin MAL A addressing attendees on temperate action.
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Sydney
Dalagmien
Biz. Lin
MAL. A
Temmol Atten
Four Power Pact Stumbles Over Initialling Delays
Rome reports slight differences hindered initialling of the Four Power Pact. The community faced rising prices and calls to curb wage cuts. Farmers raised concerns as proposals to fix butter prices drew alarm, with emphasis on protecting consumers amid rising costs.
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Rome
Queanbeyan Court Cuts Farm Valuations Slightly
After a three day session the Municipal Appeal Court reduced William Brooks farm valuations by about 12.1 percent to a total of 21 358 pounds. The stated effect on the water rate is minor with overall changes and the court increased some valuations by 260 pounds.
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William Brooks
Howe
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