Cabinet reshuffle in the United Kingdom October election
The United Kingdom cabinet under Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and Lord President Ramsay MacDonald is outlined with a plan to seek agreement with Ireland’s de Valera before an October election. The roster includes Samuel Hoare, the Marquis of Londonderry, Viscount Hall, Malcolm MacDonald, and Oliver Stanley among others, with an average age of 54.
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London
United Kingdom
Stanley Baldwin
Ramony MacDonald
Baldwin
League of Nations
the People
de Valera
Observer
J. H. Thomas
Dominion
MacDonald
Nour
Baldwin Waas
Biate
Feica
Howes of Commons
John Rimon
Samuel Hoare
Boa
House of Lords
Loo Seco
Viscount Hall
Pax
Mens Toons
Pak Lad
Philip
India
Etland
Tor Beotland
Air Godfrey
Collinn
Malcolm
Board of ‘Rads
Waller Fuselman
the Admiralty
Boltos Kyrat-Monsell
Con
Lin
Abtheny Bien
Miniter
Eustase Percy
W. St. Blot
Bruce Yon
Oliver Stanley
Kingsley ‘Wood
Minster
Labour
Finest, Brown
Lib
Tryon
Ie Analeee la
Santhony Wien
Oliver Btaniey
Kingaley Wood
News-Chronicle
Johnson
Daily Herald
Abd
49 Hour Week Debate At Geneva Conference
The speech by Bir Frederick Stewart, Under-Secretary for Re-employment, discusses a 40 hour week and Commonwealth ratification efforts with Australia. He criticizes employers’ delegates for not reflecting broader views and notes wool price rises affecting costs. He argues against extending long hours and highlights political reactions among governments and press voices.
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Geneva
Ald
Frederick Stewart
International Labour Office
Australia
Laval Cabinet Powers Narrowed by Five Month Decree
Paris reports the Laval government won broad support in the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate for a five month measure granting decrees to combat devaluation and defend the franc. The bill allows government action through October 21 with the need to vote the 1988 budget normally. Opposition from Socialists and some Radicals surfaced, while Laval warned of potential pension revisions and sacrifices to avert danger. The Chamber adjourned to June 18 with plans to reconvene for a few days before autumn recess.
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Paris
Banate
Chamber of Dyputias
Benaia
Chamber of Deputies
Bri- Talun
France
M. Laval
Boulsson
M. Lavalaye
Senate
Brutal Attack At Garage Endangers Attendant
Sunday night in the city two bandits attacked garage attendant Noel Wilcox with an iron bar while attempting to rob the premises on Jamieson Street. Wilcox, 17, was struck on the head and later taken to hospital for stitches as police circulated descriptions of the assailants and the suspects fled in a car after stealing petrol and attempting the safe.
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Joney
Wright
Se8
Gerane
Jamieson Street
Noel Wilcox
Mie
Fearthy Wilcox
Wilcox
Baldwin praises MacDonald as he backs Britain’s League policy
London broadcast of Premier Stanley Baldwin pays tribute to Ramsay MacDonald for carrying on amid weakness and asserts they exchanged roles. He pledges continued cooperation, aims to strengthen foreign offices and ministerial team to work with France and others, and to ease Geneva collaboration under the League principle.
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London
Bunday
Stanley Baldwin
Worcestershire
MacDonald
Baldwin
France
League
Geneva
Britain
French commentary questions MacDonald retirement
Echo de Paris and Le Journal debate Mr. MacDonalds retirement in Paris. Echo de Paris calls him a pleasannted puppet with failed European projects and negligible results. Le Journal pays tribute to a graceful exit from politics.
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Paris
Perlinax
MacDonald
Echo de Paris
Podallam
Ge Journal
Bia
One Candidate for Advisory Council in Canberra ALP
A Canberra advisory council race sees a single ALP candidate entering the contest. The campaign focuses on local service issues and governance, with party organizers framing the bid as a straightforward choice for residents seeking stable representation.
Labour candidate to contest advisory council seat
The Canperrs Branch ALP meets Friday night to decide the forth Advisory Council contest. Nominations close Friday July 5 at the branch meetings. If more than one candidate is nominated a pre election allotment will precede a vigorous campaign to rally union votes and push Labour representation on the council. Aimed at advancing organised labour and a Labour viewpoint within the union and working class interests.
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Canperrs
Advisory Council
Woriing Claas
Bank of England Moves Against Franc Speculative Attacks
The Bank of England plans measures to shield the franc from speculative attacks as reported by Financial News. Brokers are urged to refrain from speculative activity while execution details of the Tecoma Teil remain uncertain. The bank will focus on gold dealings for legitimate trade and forward delivery.
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London
Bank of England
Secord
Royal couple tours West London in Jubilee drive
King and Queen concluded their Jubilee tour with a semi state drive through West London crowds lined the decorated route. After Buckingham Palace they headed to Sandringham for the weekend and planned to return to London on Wednesday.
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London
Buck Palace
Sandringham
Canberra Retains Massy Cup In Low Scoring Burrawa Match
In an hour long Queanbeyan Showground clash Canberra held Burrawa to a 0 2 score and won the Massy Cup despite a stiff challenge.
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Queanbeyan Showground
Canberra
Burrawa
Canberra Tames the British Visitors in a Scrappy Test
Canberra fought hard against a British side adopting solid tackling and tight defence. The match featured tense play, with Canberra failing to open the field and many plays breaking down due to handling errors and strong opposition tackling. L. Winterbottom and G. Miggtoe stood out for Burrows, while Canberra’s forward pack pressed but failed to convert pressure into scores.
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Canberra
Lee
United
Miais
Cordell Hub
Air Nonald
Hurrown
Fareer
Srvcas
Actlas
Both Sides Win in Singles and Doubles at Davis Cup
Paris reports Crawford and Quist defeated Borotta and Bernard in the doubles with scores 6 3 4 6 10 8 6 4 after earlier singles matches gave each side wins. The Davis Cup tie action continued today with strong performances from both teams.
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Paris
Crawford
Quist
Australia
Borotta
Crawford Wins as McGrath Fades in Paris Davie Cup
In Paris Crawford of Australia defeats Merlin of France 6-4 4-6 6-3 6-3 while McGrath struggles against Bouasson in the same Davie Cup tie. Bousson dominates McGrath with a 6-4 2-6 8-6 result as Crawford controls Merlin's rallying with sharp service and backhand play despite limited aces.
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Paris
Crawford
Merlin
Australia
France
McGrath
Bouaus
Autralian
Aust
Bousson
Honours Even With Italy and Germany Sports Roundup
Fragmentary report notes honours even with Italy and Germany in a sports event. Mentions names such as Arai Day, Ping, Pavia Cup, Stefani, Mane, and Tuuly with scattered results like 6-4 and 0-4. No clear event, location, or dates discernible from the readable text.
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Puny
Aly
Uemany
Ooran
Dp Stefani
Naly
Bent Mwnlend
Bent Maneseid
Tuuly
Eon
Wan Ho
Mussolini orders guards to curb anti British action
Italian leader Mussolini reviews the Shad division in Cairo and plans to triple Carabinieri security at the British embassy to quell disturbances from a violent anti British campaign. He vows to settle issues on the frontier and asserts Italy will confront perceived world opposition.
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Rome
Bundsy
Biguor Muscolin
Yne
Bignor Mussolini
Caglaria
Lallan East Africa
Sattio
German spies capture 17 in Berlin espionage raid
Police and army authorities detained 17 people in Berlin on espionage charges. The arrests target suspected German spies with officials promising swift trials and potential penalties under applicable law.
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Berlin
Deversl Gosling
Aaturaay
Larmy
Batore
Qantas Aims to Expand Air Service to Australia
The report notes ongoing discussions about expanding air transport links with Australia. Officials reference plans and approvals pending, with a tentative timeline and sessions involving national aviation authorities and airline leaders.
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Mrs. Moody
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Fun Airways
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