Edward the Peacemaker Moves to Berlin for Ex Service Contacts
An announcement at a British Legion Conference says the chairman and ex-chairman will visit Berlin to seek friendly ties with German ex-service men. The Prince of Wales praised ex-soldiers as best suited to extend friendship to Germany, prompting cheers and international attention. Germany and Britain weigh disarmament and the role of Jews in achieving world peace, with mixed reception in press across nations.
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British Legion
Berlin
Prince of Wales
Germany
League
Under
Tiana
Derren Bota
Britain
Sersoldiere
Iron
Oidst Nown
Tlers
Earl of Airlie named as potential Governor General for Australia
In Edinburgh Mr Lyons hints that the next Governor General to Australia may be chosen from high nobility. If Airlie declines, the Duke of Montrose aged seven years could be approached, as he is the seventh holder of the title and focuses on economics. The Duke led a Scottish delegation to Canada three years ago.
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Mr. Lyons
Edinburgh
Australia
Atrangthens
Can’ ‘Berra
Airlie
Duke of Montrose
Lyons
Beotland
Canada
New Atlantic Record Set During Maiden Alliance Voyage
The Normandie completed its maiden Alliance voyage returning from the journey as the ship marked a notable Atlantic record. Officials cited the vessel’s speed and efficiency, noting the voyage showcased the era’s advanced transatlantic sea travel capabilities.
NSW Minister's Task on Employment Relief Plans
London report states New South Wales Minister for Labour Mr Dunningham begins this week consultations with Britain to secure latest development in unemployment relief programs. The move targets practical relief measures and policy coordination across governments.
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London
New South Wales
Labour
Mr. Dunningham
Labour revolt against Lang Sydney report on party meeting
Reported divisions within the Parliamentary Labour Party at Parliament House as they debated Lang leadership and the timing of the meeting. An official statement later affirmed Lang’s re election as leader amid expressed confidence and criticism.
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Sydney
J. T. Lang
Labour Party
Parliament House
Lang
Eader
Baddeley
Canberra Works Minister Considers Archite cture Committee Plan
The Minister for the Interior Paterson yesterday said he would give careful consideration to the Commerce Chair's proposal that a committee be appointed to govern the Federal Capital Territory architecture and develop plans for public buildings. He doubted the merit of merging the Works branch with the Research and Development branch into a new department, noting little common ground between the two.
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Prime Minister's Department
King in ill health with bronchial catarrh at Sandringham
A London bulletin reports King is fatigued by recent efforts and suffering bronchial catarrh. The illness is slow to improve and a two week rest is ordered. The King remains at Sandringham as doctors prescribe recovery time.
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London
Explosion at Prospect boiler kills two men
A huge steam boiler exploded at the New South Wales asbestos metal quarry in Prospect this morning. A fragment struck Raymond Granville, 34, killing him instantly, while fireman Donald Cameron, 36, from Trafalgar, escaped serious harm as the blast occurred near start time. Cracknell, who arrived early, was preparing to begin work when the explosion happened.
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Sydney
New South Walon
Raymond 34
Granville
Cracknell
Moat
Meat agreement at hand with imperial duty plan
Cables between Prime Minister Lyons in England and Australian cabinet signal near immediate meat agreement with Britain. Imperial preference likely. domestic duty to rise 1d per lb on foreign meat, with Empire and Dominion exports favored. Plans involve switching from frame to chilled meat and inspection of Queensland works. Debates include safety incident at Cameron's estate and a boiler explosion.
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Melbourne
Lyons
England
Dominion
Britain
Queensland
Aim
Cameron
Lyons Expresa
Darwin
de Wyndham
Gove
Gallipoli re enactment staged in Wales by Manchester forces
A Wales staged Gallipoli re enactment on June 17 by Manchester troops recreates the Turkish campaign from the Dardanelles with a simulated evacuation by air, ambulance, and radio vans. The event features realistic wounded, stretcher bearers, and a mock Lone Hellsmouth battle scene, drawing on the original June 1915 campaign and with guidance from observers O Grady and J F eet.
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London
Liega Paninesia
Cernavonshire
Qpilipoli
Manchester Territorials
Dardanskas
Autoia
Paninatia
Hellsmouth
Bulva Bay
J. Feet
Gallipoli
Lieya
O'Grady
Eutegiros
Wage Cut State Threat to Railway Men
In Sydney a Federal Arbitration Court case saw the New South Wales Commissioner contest a salary order, claiming refunds of 42000 pounds taken under the Salaries Reduction Act. The court granted leave to amend to reimpose a 10 percent wage cut, with adjourned hearings as parties seek an agreement.
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Sydney
Federal Arbitration Court
New South Wales
Road ,Transport and Tramways
Asurt
Lable
Russell
K.C
Coramua
Poer
Detheridge Naid
State Parliament Briefs One Day Sitting Opens Amid Ceremony
The State Parliament opened at noon with a plain ceremony, no usual pageantry. Members heard proclamations as Bir Daniel Levy and Mr W W Hedges were elected to leadership roles amid party lines, with prorogation set to last until late August or early September.
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Sydney
Daniel Levy
U.A.P
W. W. Hedges
Country Party
Mr. Steven
Two Men Convicted in Waterloo Municipal Voting Case
In Waterloo, Sid Barron and John Joseph Connolly faced illegal voting allegations. Police claimed Barron voted while not entitled and Connolly cast two votes. Both defendants were committed for trial at Bedford Court.
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Sydney
Egal
Waterloo
Sid Barron
John Joseph Connolly
Bedfere Court
Barron
Connolly
Rial
No Sympathy Incident Sparks Sectarian Tension
A fragment describes a crowd insulting Mr Lyons with sectarian remarks. The Australian Prime Minister is cited on the incident, noting the audience’s disdain for a display seen as religiously masquerading exhibitionism rather than a local affair.
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Lyons
Yahoo !O International
Joan Hartigan Defeats UK Opponent In Beckenham Duel
In gusty wind on a slippery Beckham court Joan Hartigan overcame Mrs Andres in a long rally filled match. Hartigan found forehand openings to win with scores 10 8, 4 8, 8 2 as both players showed improvement since 1934.
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London
Wallis Myers
Joan Hartigan
Andres
Beckham
Miss Hartigan
Shoe Manufacturers at Law Ky On
The Canon Court heard a case where Jona Henry McEvoy sues John Hunter & Bone Ltd for damages over work undertaken by the plaintiff. The jury found for the defendant in the close action and dismissed claims of enticement of certain servants from the service of Muntor a Hons.
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Tull
Jona Henry McEvoy
John Hunter & Bone Ltd
Plaistiff
Com
Melivey Flac
Muntor A Hons. Ee
North China events eyed as embassies move toward Nanking
The Morning Post correspondent notes official circles closely watch North China with Tientsin and Peiping likely to fall under Japanese control. It anticipates foreign embassies and legations moving to Nanking as the situation develops.
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London
Tuseday
Morning Post
Saya
China
Tientain
Peiping
Trade with Germany wool substitute debate grows
Australian officials report on artificial wool amid German interest in importing Australian wool. Experts describe a cottony substitute that resembles wool but lacks its qualities. Cabinet ministers say artificial wool will not derail demand for high grade wool, though competition may lower prices and press for broader trade accords. Officials plan further outreach with London and Moscow to advance Australia’s wool trade.
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London
Germany
Dre
Australia
Germmne
Amooth
Thorby
Ber- In
State Premiers Discuss Trade in Berlin
In Berlin on Tuesday the Premier of South Australia Mr Butler and the Premier of Tasmania Mr Ogilvie met with Economics Minister Dr Bohachet to discuss appointing Australian trade representatives. Bohachet urged currency reforms and stronger alliances to boost export goods to Australia while considering plans to place quotas with other nations.
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Berlin
Tuewday
South Australia
Butler
Tasmania
Ogilvies
Bohacht
Alec
Australia
Glasgow and Sydney trade talks in imperial context
The Glasgow Herald reports a discussion between Lord Provost Aly Alexander Ewan and Mr. Lyons on expanding Australian trade with Britain. Lyons emphasizes balanced empire development and immigration, urging preference for Australian goods while warning limits on future migration. Mrs Lyons plans to stay in Edinburgh for a few days.
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London
Australia
Aly Alexander Ewan
Glasgow
Lyons
Austreile
Chamber of Comméres
Britain
Auseatia
Australis
Mer
Lyon
Former Coloni eta to Return to Sunday Island
Alfred Hycon of Devonport, a survivor from the Lampt disaster years ago, plans to return with two companions to Sunday Island. The group previously endured heavy losses at the Rorimader wreck as they carried large quantities of supplies.
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Colonieta
Sunday Island
Auckland
Alfred Hycon
Devonpert
Ats Lampt
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Donald Cameron
Shoe Manufacturers AT Law
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Orient
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Biman
Australina
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