Ottawa Dominions Benefited, Says Mr Thomas London
In a Westminster debate on the Dominion Office vote, Mr Thomas argued the Ottawa Agreement boosted imperial trade and defence links between Britain and the Dominions. He cited rising export values to Australia and discussed meat tariffs, migration, and the goal of a mutual, fair entry to markets amid ongoing negotiations.
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Dominion Office
House of Commons
Dominion
Thomas
Ottawa
Dominions
Britain
Westmin
Diaconis
Yolenag Ta Corsten Aiaire
United Kingdom
Annausioad
Australia
United “‘Kingdom
J. Hi ‘Thomas
Canada
Hinad
Pritinh
Rastinlonn
Mes
Patou
Advisory on Council Roll of Electors in Ware
Fragmentary notice from the council concerning the roll of electors in Ware. The readable portion hints at a review or deadline, but the text is highly mangled and incomplete, leaving key names, dates, or actions unclear.
Australian Meat Exports Agreement Backs July Trade
Sydney reports the New South Wales Meat Exporters Association expressing satisfaction with Britain's agreement on Australian exports for the July quarter. The government is praised for securing British consent, as ministers note progress in addressing Riverina weed and local demand. A royal birthday message to the Prince of Wales is also conveyed.
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Sydney
New South Walon Meat Exporters’ Association
Australia
Great Britain
Nenyy Most
Riverina
London
Barasehid
Prince of Wales
Chricken Gress
Commonwealth
Governor's praise of NSW landmen at luncheon
The Governor Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven praised pastoral workers at a luncheon, commending studmasters for enterprise, cooperation with scientists, and the push for market development. He urged action to secure new markets despite low wool prices and adverse climate in NSW and Queensland.
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Sydney
Alexander Hore-Ruthven
New South Wales
Fastorliste
Australia
Mtr
New Both Wales
Queenalusut
Enemies clasp hands as brothers in postwar welcome
London receives German POWs as ex-enemies greet them as brothers in a joint visit. The War Prisoners Association members toured Brighton cemetery where fallen comrades lie, greeted by the British Legion and families in a gesture of reconciliation.
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London
Ritlah
British Legionarie
Biind
Idren
Saud
Mons Start
Stroat
Iran
Ernasen
Herr
German War Prisoners’ Association
Prins of Welan Hpeech
Berlin
Gritisvare
Prince of
Wale
Britain
Germany
Dover
Barrow Derby Strikes Sno We
Melbourne reports heavy snow closing roads and hindering travel as the Barrow Derby continues. Affected routes include the Parkinson route with 48 inches of snow. two miles were cleared in three hours and eight miles remain.
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Melbourne
Bible and Church Attacked by Nazi Leader Mumtich
Thursday at a large Nazi rally, Professor Hauer of the German Faith Movement denounced Bible and churches as unnecessary. He urged the German people to replace Bible study with German sagas and said schools should not teach Abraham and Isaac. He claimed the church no longer belongs in racial education.
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Mumtich
Hauer
Thn
Circis Eren
Isaac
Australian ministers pleased with meat exports terms
Australian ministers welcomed the third quarter meat export terms and expected a longer agreement to be signed by July 1. The session resolved an urgent issue on shipment quotas and Britain’s recognition of Australia’s claim for relief payments, with Mr. Thomas’ Commons remarks framing the situation.
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London
Australia
Thomas
Manes of Commons
Food relief distribution sparks strife at Newcastle Town Hall
During a food relief parcel distribution at Newcastle Town Hall this morning, women clashed over parcels. It was alleged eggs were broken and an attack occurred. The Local Unemployed Man's Association disputed the aim of distribution, saying it favored married women and provoked resentment toward moves to divert parcels to other groups. Charity workers reported efforts to prevent parcel theft.
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Newcastle
Frisbay
Jreger
Unem
Derailed Wawcastle Line Disrupts Rail Service
Derailed at a site between tracks near Welamantel halts traffic about 10 miles from Btroud. Permanent way torn up for about 100 yards, several trucks toppled, breakdown gang rushed to clear the site. Train was held up and passengers diverted to waiting trains on the opposite side.
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Wawcastle
Wix
Yugoslavia Cabinet Resignations Follow Government Rift
In Belgrade the Premier, M. Yavistch, announced the resignations of ministers for War, Finance, Physical Education, Commerce and Public Works after a dispute over dissociation from Croat members. He proposed reshaping the cabinet but postponed action due to the Yugoslav crisis.
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Nglgrade
Finason
Phyical
Maott
Lnwallx Gainatty
M. Yavistch
West Australia Secession Petition Debate in Commons
London debates as Mr Mowing raised the secession petition from West Australia. The Joint Committee was described as limited to receivability, not the grievance itself. The Attorney General stated Parliament could consider legislation, while critics argued against forcing exit from the Commonwealth.
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London
Tons of Commons
Joint Committee
Thomas Kalip
Commonwealth
Dickie
Australia
Publicathan Atrmot Deity Policy Sparks Metropolitan Protest
Acting Premier Brimnor faces a protest as metropolitan newspapers run articles claiming to reflect government policy on major Imorianes matters. The press reports stirred debate over official stance and media representation.
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Sydney
Brimnor
Trans Pacific Air Route Discussed by Postmaster General
Washington Thursday report on a proposed mid Pacific air route to China with extensions to Hawaii New Zealand and Australia. Postmaster General Harlin Mranah returned from Honolulu saying steel and fuel constraints affect feasibility.
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Washington
China
Cabinet Set To Discuss Policy With Premier Absent
Bruxner stated several key policy questions were discussed recently but the forthcoming program remains undecided. He stressed that none of the items reportedly named by the Cabinet will be examined until the Premier returns, as Cabinet meetings prepare for Tuesday session.
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Bruxner
Matiara
Brusner
Prime Minister Tours European War Memorial Graves
Prime Minister and Mrs Lyons continued their tour near the front, traversing 18 miles from Toron to Amisns and visiting over twenty British Australian French and Carian memorials. They paused at Armentieres and tended to VC and Australian cemetery sites, laying wreaths at Brattensue cemetery where an Australian memorial will stand.
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London
Mex. Lyons
Toron
Amisns
Thay
Armentierte
Faar Fromelies
Mark Audtr de Wane
Anethus
Brattensue
Biaig Yha
Forty Hour Week Debated and Dues Set
A fragmented item discusses a forty hour week and proposed dues, noting approval of a thirty three hour framework and references to wages and covermeat. The text is unclear but indicates political or labor discussions with potential wage impacts.
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Oles
Dues
Artificial heart and living organs kept alive outside body
Dr. Alexis Carrel and Charles Lindbergh report a breakthrough creating an artificial heart and a man made bloodstream to keep vital organs alive outside the body. The method promises prolonged organ viability, with potential medical and hormonal applications, while citing wartime Nobel laureate work and future experiments on living organs.
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Carrel
Lindbergh
Lindbergt
Ax Tollown
Abe Nobel Priza
Armament talks in Commons focus on naval limits and pact aims
The Commons debated Anglo German naval talks with Prime Minister Baldwin stating the aim was to pave a general conference on naval arms limitation. Ribbentrop met him in London as talks are to continue, while Eden departs for Paris. Italy suggested a Rajat option if Laval discussions proceed toward a Western air pact.
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London
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Garman
Nav ‘von Ribbentrop
Anthony Eden
Paris
Italy
M. Laval
Hr. Exon
Rama
Usweliet
Paria
Mumollal
Lost in Snow Leaves Post Man’s Ordeal Revealed
Fragmentary OCR describes a post man lost in snow near Orange, likely from Vittoria area. He wandered about four miles, found after a day’s pace. Authorities or consular officials reportedly organized a rescue with supplies and a通知 of recovery.
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Vittoria
Abyssinia Appeal to League Aims at Intervention
An unclear fragment reports Abyssinia seeking league intervention with mentions of Touraiay and Atyesinia. The text references Abe Longus and wart claims, noting possible claims against a party and a call for action. Details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Touraiay
Atyesinia Lam
Italian Flag Tom Down
A fragmentary report from ROME details a confusing incident involving a person described as Italian Flag Tom. Officials and witnesses offered unclear statements as the scene unfolded with no decisive outcome or identifiable institutions cited.
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