Commonwealth plans curb on indecent books in Australia
England makes history as indecent books trigger a stern Commonwealth campaign. The government aims to halt importation of mature publications and curb criminal, sexualized material. Cabinet moves consider domestic production controls and broader enforcement by state authorities.
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Aircraft orders surge in Britain with British firms secured
Britain awards 200 aircraft contracts to de Havilland and other firms including Avro and Power aircraft. orders exceed those in America, boosting trainer and transport aircraft production.
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BM A Decision Will Seek Talks With Commonwealth Government
The Federal Council, after full consideration of the position on the national insurance scheme, will seek talks with the Commonwealth Government. It notes united opposition from members in Australia and Australia. It proposes reopening negotiations to approach the government with possible alternatives.
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Bradman Back in Slow Form as Australia Fights Hard
England hold a strong position at Trent Bridge after day two, with 58 for six and Paynter fighting to 216 not out as Compton reaches a hundred. Paynter and Compton set a fifth wicket record while four Australians reach fifties, Bradman out for five and Fingleton and Brown dismissed early. Weather fine with crowd over 30,000, but Bradman’s critics note a lean innings as Australia trails England’s lead.
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Aviatrix Lands In Field Near Brisbane Turf
Aviatrix makes a rough field landing at Brisbane near tide and ice stumps. The aircraft, described as a 40 foot span craft, escaped with minor injuries after a prior extended flight to Tapia. Details remain unclear as report continues on page 2.
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Australia Menace of Test Defeat in Rain A Test
Australia threat of defeat as only seven wickets stand with day waning. Bradman and Tingleton resisted early England control before Wright struck. Compton and Hutton restored England’s lead as Australia faltered in fielding and running.
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Unclear fragmentary note on bill and ministry concerns
Fragmentary OCR text reports concern at slow process in the ministry and House debates over a bill and a national scheme. Observers suggest if debate continues or bill stalls, the national insurance framework may be abandoned.
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MINES MARCH ON FIVE ROUTES IN CHINA WAR DRIVE
Shanghai reports Japanese forces advancing along the Yangtse towards Hankow and Sinmafu while Chinese resistance stiffens at Lunghai railway. Western officials warn of growing disruption to rail lines as allied ships and merchantmen are urged to withdraw from dangerous routes. Observers note possible shifts after Hankow fell and speculate on further moves before July.
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War Ministry Announces Widespread Military Draft
China Hankow reports the War Ministry states the military draft will be applied nationwide by population. Conscription aims to be evenly distributed across communities regardless of wealth or status.
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British Opinion May Force Showdown With Franco
British opinion grows wary as Parliament debates a bill to shield employers from liability for contributions during a prolonged Spain crisis. Government plans to cover employer duties in case of inability to pay, while a separate amendment proposes annual independent reviews. The debate ties to Franco and potential UK actions over aid to Spain, with ministers awaiting further statements.
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Fire unnoticed by test listeners near Hawthord
A neighbour informed authorities that a house fire in Hawthord went unseen by passersby. Two young children were inside when the blaze broke out, and the incident raised concerns about early detection and response.
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Earth Tremor Shakes Britain and Continent
A London humorist reports a major earthquake felt across Britain and Europe, timing around 2 am. Quakes disrupted streets, with Woolwich hit hardest and a man reported killed amid shaken buildings and frightened residents.
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Frontiers Met With Gunfire as Autonomy Sparks Unrest
Reported clashes on the Xe frontier amid an autonomy push where towns show support while reserves stand ready. A Caschindelen clash at Wart-Mord led to arrests and injuries as authorities seek calm. Authorities planned voluntary donations to bolster defense and national resolve.
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Dutch Abney Speech at Liberal Conference Sparks Colonial Talk
Dutch Abney Leidenschaft at the International Young Liberal Conference described a demand for colonies and warned against presents of honey and near the Reuma-cotenin naval base. His remarks touched on colonial policy and naval considerations amid tense regional talk.
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Europe on the Brink of War Revealed Diplomats Speak
London reports from the Diplomatic Correspondent outline Germanys threat to seize Czechoslovakia and France mobilization plans drafted days earlier. British leaders warn Autonomy is fragile yet vow to stand by allies. French PM pleads for internal unity as tensions ne ar the day of a Viller Breton memorial visit.
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Eden warns against peace via concessions to foreigners
Mr Eden tells constituents that appeasement brings only temporary calm and true peace cannot be secured by concessions. He laments global turmoil and warns that political and economic optimism is dangerous while liberty remains at risk. He cites national anxiety and the cost of war as a warning against false peace.
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