King and Queen Return Amid Royal Welcome in London
The King and Queen, with the Prince, appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony to cheers from crowds at Waterloo and Parliament Square. The procession from Waterstone Station moved past dignitaries, ending at the palace amid applause, with radio and television coverage marking the return from the United States and Canada.
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Migrants urged to embrace Australian life and loyalty
An appeal urged new migrants to forget old loyalties and feud in Britain and adapt to Australia. Senator Bolly urged new citizens to integrate, showing support for the Australian way of life and welcoming them to participate in society.
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Australile
Warships Sent to Swatow in Response to Japanese Demands
London reports Britain and America answered Japan by dispatching another warship to Swatow. The American destroyer Pope and HMS Guard joined, with Admiral Yarnell stating the US will act to protect citizens and reject demands to leave Swatow. Tokyo sources suggest Japan may be softening while warning incidents in the war zone are to be avoided.
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Naval Defence Conference Update at Singadord
Friday report from Singadord discusses a Bolsterly defence conference and preliminary work on a planned alliance. An early evaluation by Admiral Noble is expected to assess how quickly relations can be aligned with China amid current tensions.
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Walker Estate Appeal in New Zealand confirms widow entitled
In a protracted hearing at the Chief Judge in Romity, the Master in Equity reports that Mrs Emily Louisa Jeffrey, heir in the first degree, argued that Thomas Walker’s estate should be fully awarded to her. Justice Long and Innes noted the complex division among 22 claimants and set August 1 as the rescheduled date to lodge further proceedings.
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Hockey Carnival Sydney Winners Defeat New Taste Wo 4 0
The Crookwell team won the Hockey Carnival in Sydney for the sixth straight year by defeating New Taste Wo, Besty 4. The event showcased local hockey talent with Crookwell securing the title in a decisive match.
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Newtaste
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Jockeys Appeal Dismissed in Victorian Club Case
Melbourne report states the Victorian Racing Club committee today dismissed the appeal from jockey A Driscoll over a May incident. The case involved a 42 month suspension and related administrative actions by the club.
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Melbourne
A. Driscoll
Snappy Wins Waterloo Cup In Victorian Coursing
In Sydney Finfley Snappy, a noted runner, won the N B W Waterloo Cup in a Victorian coursing event today. Snappy started at 3 to 4 and netted around £100 in prize money.
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Finfley
Shappy
Wellington protest over school drill plan resignation
Friday, Folk dancing in Wellington raised protest against ING Education Board. Flat School Committee chairman Mr Hawick resigned, stating committees today would prefer his son learn military drill and rifle shooting. He warned Dominion will not be defended in invasion if boys learn dalle tanain.
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Refugee Migrants Rally Amid Barriers at Arrival
Refugee migrants gathered today as Esquiling’s arrival drew crowds and caused trouble. Bystanders formed barricades, jumped past officers, and pressured officials. Notable figures included Thaliang, Germans, Grechowlavs, Wethonians, and Hungarians amid tense scenes.
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Esquiling
Unusual Leniency Faced In Australian Court Case
Sydney Friday report notes Hust Jackson, aged 28, a reporter, convicted on six charges of breaking and entering and signing at the Quarter Less ions. He was bound over to keep the peace but faced a £60 fine for catering and an antisocial offense.
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Hulty Aacikson
Jackson
Patel
Britain recalls Jap envoy to discuss Tokyo affronts
In Parliament Prime Minister Chamberlain said Foreign Minister Lord Halifax asked the Japanese Ambassador to attend at once to discuss the indignities at Tentsin. Britain stated it would not seek immediate retaliation and would pursue a measured response through diplomatic channels.
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Lord Halifax
Tentsin
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Pensioners Press for Better Conditions in City Meeting
A meeting of the Old Age and War Pensioners Association in Newtown addressed by Alderman Sweeney and Mrs Beasley urged government action. Debates touched on MPs, a deputation to the Prime Minister, and plans for a September 24 demonstration.
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Sweating Proposals Aimed at Industry Reform
Preliminary steps in a Premier Conference discuss sweeping measures to curb sweating in industry across states. State representatives agree to draft legislation within their jurisdiction to prevent sweatshop practices and related fraud, with formal notice to the government.
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Cattle rustlers blamed in Melbourne hunt
A fragmented Melbourne report notes cattle rustlers disturbing the northeast rural area. A search party tracked suspects into hills where a man was injured and later charged amid confusing details.
European Pact Delayed Soviet Decision Reassessment
A London dispatch reports the Soviet delayed on Anglo French proposals and seeks Baltic guarantees, with talks to pause after brief session as Britain and France issue fresh instructions. In Washington, Roosevelt announced new outlays of 193.8 billion dollars to speed recovery, funded to stimulate employment and support New Deal programs. The Times notes Paris Agency view that rejection of Anglo French terms is not viewed gravely.
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Dominion growth plan announced for Wellington plant
Colgates Palmolive Pty intends to build a £50,000 facility in Wellington. Director Mr. Sumer announced the move amid import disruptions affecting local industry.
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Prime Minister Let Down in Tender Inquiry Hearings
Witness Mr Mehaffey Works Director told the Royal Commission that responsibility for a miss on tender signing rests with him as an officer under control of the army department. He described the process with Wunderlichs and noted a potential saving of about £2900, but stressed no dishonesty was found.
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Tremier's Sydney trip yields large NSW loan share
Melbourne says the New South Wales delegation won a large loan allocation at the Loan Council, with Mr Stevens returning to Sydney bearing about 12.7 million of a 41.0 million total. The piece notes critic after defence burden and shows the Commonwealth Government accepting 14.0 million.
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New South Wales
Stevens
Sydney
Jeweller's Loss: Missing diamond and platinum brooch
Police investigate the disappearance of a ruby and platinum raven brooch valued at £250 from a city jewellers store. The piece was reportedly on display in the cage area this morning, but was not found until later.
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Sydney
Papal Efforts on European Peace Reported by Time Correspondent
Rome correspondent of The Times reports Holy See efforts in the past fortnight to ease tensions between European powers show no fruit yet. Governments appear anxious while negotiations continue amid cautious optimism.
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Holy See
Rome
Perjury Allegation Sheds Light on Family Case
In a Supreme Court session today Frily Avining ott of an unnamed party faced a charge of perjury. Jane Woswell, 48, was brought into the proceeding as the alleged witness. Police testified that the woman testified falsely during an operation linked to her brother. The case moved toward further actions as officials pursue the alleged perjury.
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Women’s Golf Championship Won by Mrs Pearce
Sydney prize list reports Mrs Pearce defeated Mrs Murray of Armidale to win the Women’s Golf Championship in Newcastle. Pearce trailed message morning round before a superb display sealed the title.
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Newcastle
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Armidale
Peaton
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Arabs clash with troops in Tarosalem flare up
A garbled dispatch reports Arabs clashing with troops near Tarosalem amid shipboard flyers. In Mombasa Captain Ty tar sets course for Shampore with July to August plans while a London actress sustains a fractured ankle delaying release. Sydney car racing ends on Sunday drawing crowds as interviews discuss Commonwealth and state railway needs.
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