Britain and France to share naval patrols in Spanish waters
London reports that Britain and France may jointly patrol Spanish waters to replace Germany and Italy, with neutral observers possible on patrol ships. Italy and Germany reportedly will not oppose the plan if surveillance remains exclusive to territory. Separately, Rio. incidents and seizure of gold, plus Franco forces and troop movements are noted from Seville, La Rochelle, and Algeciras.
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London
Spain
Germany
Italy
Daily Telegraph
LA Rochelle
Seabank
Axperiendl
Plac
Bilbao
Unemployed deputation to seek minister mass meeting
Canberra AwU branch calls four member deputation to interview Minister for the Interior Paterson over relief works cuts post June 30. Delegates Blumenthal Gardner ONeill Rhodes name the urgent plan as a mass meeting in Parliament House tonight to hear the report and decide action.
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Canberra
A.W.U
Mr. Paterson
Federal Capital Territory
New South Wales
Messrs
J. Blumenthal
A. E. Gardiner
L. O'Neill
R. Rhodes
Parliament House
UAP Setback in Woollahra By Election
In Woollahra the UAP faced a setback as endorsed candidate Grant received 6 449 votes, far behind Sir Daniel Levy who polled 11 400. Independent H H Mason also challenged the UAP, while canvassing indicated Premier Stevens weighed party alignment amid scrutineer concerns.
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Sydney
U.A.P
Woollahra
Grant
Daniel Levy
H. H. Mason
United Australis Party
TO . Stevens
Compromise to Extend Parliament Sittings and Road Funds Plan
The Federal Aid Roads Agreement compromise between the UAP and Country Party will extend Parliament’s sitting by one day with further bills. The 10 year plan allows states to spend petrol tax receipts on motor-related works including road maintenance and seaplane bases, with forestry not singled out. The Opposition likely opposes on principle while states await the new elastic spending provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.A.P
Country Party
Australia
Liner Abandoned Fire At Sea Off Mid Atlantic
The British freighter Sandgate Castle was abandoned by its crew in lifeboats after a mid Atlantic fire broke out. The liner President Pierce and the cargo ship Blairspey rescued eight aboard. No passengers were on board.
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London
Hoyos
Cabopolas
Alicente
Punta Ifah
New York
Sandgate Castle
mid-Atlantic
President Pierce
Blairspey
Cape Verde Islands
Australian Rugby League picks touring team for England
The Sydney selection lists 28 players with 22 from New South Wales and six from Queensland. NSW Country official T English protests the limited country representation, citing Country defeating City and naming omissions Graham and Brougham as unfair.
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Sydney
England
G. Whittle
F. Gilbert
E. McLean
J. Reardon
L. Ward
F. Tottey
R McKinnon
E. Norman
BR. Thompson
C. Hazicton
L. Dawson
J. Beaton
Williams
FP. Williams
L. Heldke
EB. Collins
F. Nolan
P. Fairhall
FR. Ste
T. English
N.S.W. Country Rugby Football League
City
Sydney Cricket Ground
Graham and Brougham
Wimbleton Men's Singles Fourth Round Scores Report
Results show Crawford defeating Sham in four sets, Henkel over Hare in five, Von Cramm defeating Mako in straight sets, and Austin sweeping Lacroix. In doubles Hecht and Menzel beat Grant and Sabin as quarterfinal matchups emerge with Austin to face Grant and Crawford to meet Von Cramm.
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Lo IN
Wim
von Cramm
Mako
Theosa
Crawford
Sham
G.B
Henkel
Ger
Hare
U.S.A
Austin
Lacroix
France
Hecht and
Menzel
Grant
Sabin
von Cramm Budge
McGrath
Parker
Murder suspect confesses after surrender in Chicago
Robert Irwin, a sculptor wanted for the New York murder of Mrs. Mary Gedeon 54 Veronica 20 and lodger Frank Burns, entered a offices here and confessed. He said he killed in order to reach Veronica's sister Elbel, claimed coercion and noted his former asylum admission.
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Chicago
Robert Irwin
Mary Gedeon
Veronica
Frank Burns
New York
Ethel
Mia
Gedeon
Burns
Irwin
Ford Company Charges Laid to Labour Board
In Detroit on Sunday the National Relations Labor Board heard charges that Ford Motor Company brutally assaulted automobile workers and union organizers. The complaint claims the company interferes with restrains and coerces employees to discourage union membership and sets a hearing for July 4.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
National Relations Labour Board
Massy Cup Defended by Goulburn in 31–6 Victory
Goulburn retained the Massy Cup by defeating Crookwell 31 to 6 yesterday at Goulburn. The match reflected a clear gap in team strength with Crookwell outplayed throughout. Odds and gate receipts noted at £60.
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Goulburn
Crookwell
London Council Loan Fails on Underwriter Shortfall
Eighty nine per cent of the London County Council's ten million pound loan remained with underwriters. The issue opened at a two pound discount and under-subscription to the Australian loan plus gilt edged investment activity are blamed for the failure.
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London
London County Council
Giltedged Investments
Car Theft at Kingston Ends With Arrests
An Austin motor car owned by Mr. Baldry of Kingston was stolen early Saturday night and recovered hours later by police. Two men were arrested and charged with illegal use of a motor car.
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Baldry
Kingston
Girl Foils Masked Bandits At Suburban Theatre
Two men wearing masks tried to rob a girl working as box office attendant last night. She escaped, alerted staff, and the bandits fled pursued by attendants, but escaped into the bush.
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Sydney
England Leads New Zealand At Lord’s In Test Opener Storm
England tops New Zealand at Lord’s as Hutton and Parks debut with mixed starts. Hutton out for a duck while Parks falls cheaply, but Hammond 140 and Hardstaff 114 anchor a 370 total after 7 for 370. Bowling highlights include Cowle 3 for 07 and Roberts 2 for 83.
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London
Ardstar
Hammotd
England
New Zealand
Lords
Hutton
Parks
Stane
Laromy Hutton
Cowle
Parka
Jenks Hardstaff
Moloney
Roberta
Hammond
C Roberts
Hide
Paynter
Mere
Cowle D. Ee Ames
Vivian
Robins
Tindall
Roberts
Car Part Thefts Ring May Flee City
Police believe a youth gang stealing car parts in the Auburn district could spread to country districts as officers close in. The thefts are minor in property value but show experienced behavior with no fingerprints found.
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Sydney
Auburn
Princesses Join Girl Guides and Brownies at Buckingham Palace
Princess Elizabeth will join the Girl Guides and Princess Margaret Rose becomes a Brownie with a new company formed among their Buckingham Palace visitors. The royal sisters participate in the Girl Guide movement as they enter youth organizations.
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London
Elizabeth
Girl Guides
Margaret Rose
Buckingham Palace
New French Bathing Costume Sparks City Debate
In Fontainbleau Paris on Sunday the mayor enforces a bathing costume that covers hips and abdomen and bans the well known nudist forest. The move prompts consternation among bathers and observers in Fontainbleau.
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Paris
Fontainbleau
King and Queen Lead RAF Display at Hendon
The King and Queen attended the Royal Air Force Display at Hendon as 260 aeroplanes formed a massed flight. Aerobatics drew record thrills exceeding those of the last air pageant.
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London
Royal Air Force
Hendon
Imperial Airways Share Issue Notice
Representatives of Imperial Airways announce a planned share issue of 1,000,000 shares in London. Details describe the new capital raise and method of offer.
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Imperial Airways
London
Aes
Stonehaven Cup Discussed At Sheepbreeders AGM
At the recent annual general meeting of the N.8.W. Sheepbreeders' Association presided by Mr. E. L Body a council meeting reviewed the Stonehaven Cup conditions and the association's shearing regulation. The cup may be awarded in future shows to the exhibitor with the best individual sheep.
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N.8.w. Sheepbreeders' Association
E. L
Stonehaven
Sydney Show Sheep Judging Rules Amended on Shearing
The council adopts group judging for most pen classes at the Sydney Annual Sheep Show. Properly shorn means sheep shorn to a staple length not exceeding half an inch after July 1 of the preceding year.
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Sydney
Hospitals Commission ends inquiry into Canberra hospital clash
After a three day, two hundred eighty hour public probe in New South Wales Canberra Community Hospital charges by Dr L W Nott were aired. Superintendent Dr O Mater retracted statements during a conference with visiting doctors and the commission urged all sides to forget differences and work for patient welfare. An inspection followed with Matron Lade and hospital officials present signaling a hopeful tone for harmony.
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Hospitals Commission of
N.S.W
Ita
L. W. Nott
Canberra Community Hospital
O. Mater
A. E. Colvin
Canberra
Canberra hospital inquiry on alleged medical butchery report
The Canberra Community Hospital inquiry examines a suppression of a report alleging butchery by medical staff. Dr Mater retracts private remarks and the Medical Superintendent confirms the retract. Mr McFadyen defends public interest action at the Commission.
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W. Materida
Ob. D.p-H
Canberra Community Hospital
Medien
Audi
Mr. McFadyen
Commissiom
Colvin
McFadyen
Canberra
McMadyen
Doctor Finlay's Evidence in Canberra Trial
Doctor C. F. Finlay, medical practitioner in Canberra, testified he had been residing. The report appears to continue on page 4 with further remarks.
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C. 8. Finlay
Canberra
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Almeria
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Toaling
Gibraltar
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Country League
Wimbledon
von Cran
Ford Company
Massy Cup
London Council
N.Z
Dunning
Page
Gang
Fontainbleu
R.A.F
Stonehaven Cup
N.E.W. Hospitals Commission
Lade
J. 8. Crapp
Hospital Board
C. H. McFadyen
A. J Mollison
A. J. Cahill
Anderson
Crapp
Cavele
Nott
F. F Mitchell
Commission
Mitchell
Muter
Dickson
Canera
Dr. Mater
Margaret Harper
M.B
Ch.m
K. W. Starr
MB. B.S
F.R.C
A. B. Calvin
F.ra.c
Kerra Community Hospital
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