Royal visit to U S ends with prayer and farewell
The royal party accompanied by Mr and Mrs Roosevelt attended divine service at Hyde Park Anglican Church. Bishop Puckett urged shared global responsibility. The visit concluded with a royal train departure for Canada after a five hour informal stay and complete farewells with the Roosevelts.
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Canada Dollar Ottawa Signals New Alliance Visit Marked
A cryptic Ottawa note marks a visit by Xin Quens and hints at alliance, mentioning the Dominion Parliament and a shift in governance power. The fragmentary text references a new political alignment and control dynamics, with odd spellings suggesting OCR issues.
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Turkish government welcomes Yaak Rntente unity in Elwin ugosiavla
A Turkish government welcome statement praised the Yaak Rntente unity during a visit by a foreign dignitary in Elwin ugosiavla. The remarks emphasized solidarity among Balkan entente partners and reaffirmed regional cooperation.
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Japan Seizes Concessions Inspiring Regional Transfers
Monday reports indicate Tientsin hosts a shift as Customs House and Yokohama Bank branches move from British to Japanese control under a policy of eroding foreign concessions. Japanese merchants echo the trend, aligning with British and French actions.
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Menzies Urges Peace Through Conference Table
Prime Minister Menzies told Parliament that true peace and stability must come via negotiation. He argued that anomalies in great power relations require conference table diplomacy, while warning that defence and arms may be needed amid aggression.
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Sino Japanese War Chinese Reverses at Shansi
London dispatch notes Japanese claims of victory in Shansi where Chinese forces suffered heavy losses. Japanese report 8400 Chinese killed or wounded, with authorities stating the cleanup operation is proceeding.
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Shansi
Death in New Zealand linked to Dunedin birth and ALF member
A man believed to be Vincent Lawlor, born January 12, 1807 in Dunedin, and later living in Australia, is associated with an alleged shooting near the Duchesses of Kens. Reports place him in New Zealand where he is thought to have joined a machine win section of the ALF.
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Fred Tanot
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Newealand
Jacorda
Political tactics obstruction policy attacked in Parliament
Prime Minister Menzies argued that public support favored not delaying plans and that government cooperation depended on cross-party aid. He denied accusing obstruction while noting slower progress with a minority government and the risk of stalled measures.
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New Zealand Finance Minister Reviews Three Years under Labour
The New Zealand Finance Minister Noah delivers a review of more than three years under the Labour government. He notes general improvement but warns that uncertainty persists due to Britain's influence. He concludes the government can cope with all problems.
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Popular Front Name Question Sparks Admission Debate
A local report questions the accuracy of the label Popular Front used in city notices. The piece notes confusion over the group’s identity and mentions a request for re-admission after an agreement among observers.
League leaders press plan at Avalon meeting
Former Premier in Paris urged a global cooperative framework at Avalon, criticizing the government for lacking a concrete plan to advance a coordinated League of Nations effort.
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By Election Not Needed After Premier's Death
FAS POLITICS reports that Hobart notes the Premier Ogilvie's death will not trigger a by election under Hare-Clark rules. Primary votes will be redistributed among five Labour candidates, with Smith-McDermott favored to win the vacancy after preferences. Dwyer Grey is tasked to form a ministry to keep the government in place.
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Plain Speaking to Hitler Sparks UK Debate
The Daily Telegraph cites a British leader urging plain speech to Hitler and warns appeasement may shape government aims. It notes Mr Chamberlain and Lord Halifax using blunt language to deter aggression in Europe and reports broad public support for firm action.
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Australian artists visit Sydney aboard Monterey
The Australian soprano Miss Jorie Lawrnce and Australian Mim actress Miss Joy Howarth arrived in Sydney by the Monterey from the USA. Lawrence, 19, is making her first visit to Australia in ten years. Howarth plans a three month holiday. Also aboard was Faith Waldin, the authoress, who intends writing a novel on Australian life.
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Butter industry talk urges reform to curb prices
In Sydney on Monday, unions call for reorganizing butter production and distribution to reduce price rises. They argue a margarine excise should be imposed after stabilizing the market, a proposal discussed by the Hotel Cafe and Restaurant Employees' Union executive.
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Cafe ,and Restaurant Employees’ Union
Tender Inquiry at Canberra Today
The Royal Commission will air at Canberra at 10 o clock to take evidence in connection with the acceptance of tenders for extensions to the Sydney G P O.
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G.P
Isle of Man Motorcycle Trials Report
A fragmentary item notes Isle of Man motorcycle trials with references to The Australian and The New Zealander. Mentions Moffatt riding a Velocette, and an impaired condition affecting timing or performance during practice, with unspecified outcomes.
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London
Vo Perry
Murder at Dumusa: authorities fail to identify slain man
No clue to the Dumusa murder as officials admit they cannot identify the body of a young man found in a nut near Dumona three months ago. Despite questioning thousands, no leads have surfaced to reveal his identity.
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Dumona
Guba Flying Boat Set for Early Morning Departure
Guba flying boat leaves Cocos Island today bound for the Chagos Archipelago. Crew report full fuel, air surveys completed, and yacht channel checks underway. Departure time 2 a.m. Sydney time pending Manchester Diego Garcia weather updates and HIMS forecast.
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National Register Law Must Be Observed in Australia
A report from London notes that boycott efforts to defeat the National Register law are ineffective. Key figures warn that any change must come through Parliament. Premier Forgan Smith supporters urge constitutional methods, while Labour securities and gold mine outlook remain uncertain. stock exchange quotes show a quarter percent discount.
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London
Market Reflects Fears Cards Must Be Collected
The cost of the national register and manpower was estimated at about £40,000, now higher with a property census. Respondents must collect cards from post offices, delaying the census. The naval decennial census with 6¢ railions of cards by a special staff costs between £20,000 and £300,000.
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National Register
Poland's Fateful Struggle Over Danzig Tensions
Rapid moves in the Polish district tied to the Nazi Kultur Wochen display ignite protests in Danzig. Reports claim Germany seeks punishment for a Polish official and a wave of arrests follows a Warsaw note to Berlin. General Lutze departs after a tense scene as Polish officials protest alleged Nazi meddling and kidnap allegations surface.
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Labour Opposes Townsville on National Register Bill
Queensland Labour will rally Monday to oppose the National Register Bill. Tim Tawnaville and Labour Council members will be instructed to resist the bill and support any action to block its effect if enacted.
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Queensland Labour
Tim Tawnaville
Labour Council
Holiday Fatalities Mar Melbourne Crash Killings Spots
A string of road accidents on Ballarat Road and Wellington Parade leaves multiple injured and two dead. John Aitken 26 Prahran suffered a fractured skull. Alfred Com 27 East Brighton remains critical with skull base fracture. Patrick White 60 Collingwood killed instantly. Veronica Connell 23 Camberwell died when her car hit a tree. Several others hurt but survived with shock.
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Puppet Officials Drink Poisoned Wine Incident Report
A fragmented report notes puppet officials consuming poisoned wine on a Monday. The garbled text references Malate and a government context, mentioning figures such as Mungeain and Jepanasa Aran Polemnet, but details are unclear.
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Iment
Mehr
Bandits Target Broadway Proprieter in Polio Era Crime
Investigating possible repeat hold ups by a group of men, two robbed a Broadway case proprietor at Fa Barly on Sunday morning. One was armed with a razor, the other with a revolver, forcing Neville Hatterly to surrender about ten shillings. Earlier, at King's Cross, four men tried a similar assault on a proprietor and his assistant. A separate attempted robbery targeting a Broadway proprietor occurred at Homebush with a revolver drawn but aborted when police were threatened.
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Polio
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Fa Barly
Neville Hatterly
King’s Cross
Five Arabs Injured by Bomb in Tunis Area
A land mine exploded under a lorry in Tiberia area injuring five Arabs who were traveling in the vehicle. The victims sustained serious injuries and were rushed to local clinics for treatment. Police cordoned off the scene as investigators examined the wreckage.
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America Wins Polo in New York Defeats Siiite Team 9–4
America regains the international polo trophy with a 9 to 4 victory over the Siiite team in New York. Skene from Australia scored twice in a display of teamwork and strength.
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Siiite
Skene
Poland Rejects Danzig Demands in Customs Clash
Polish Foreign Minister Col. Beck says Danzig cannot tolerate Senate meddling in customs duties. He warns dismissal of customs officials would raise tensions and invite reprisals against the Free City.
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Fell From Hotel Resulted In Elderly Woman's Death
An elderly woman fell from a hotel on Maida Street today and died after striking a verandah and railing below. The victim, unnamed in reports, plunged 40 feet and was found before authorities could identify her. Local police are reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Torday
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Jockey’s Strenuous Ride Delivers Third for Wil Rogers
Jockey Wagace ta third in Wit Rogers Jal at Randwick de noon with a wary mount. Over the last six furlongs the rider steadied, kept his brake, and rode Wil Rogers into third place amid a damp track and running wash.
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Fragmentary note on ITALO-QULGAMIAN TALODTULE treaty event
A damaged text fragment mentions a delegation leaving for Rome to form a treaty, with unclear details about a dying person and a death of Mrs. Gane. The passage references the Empire and wartime context but lacks specific names, dates, or coherent actions.
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