Militia Club to Enter Rugby Union Premiership
Six teams enter the Third Battalion Militia Rugby Union cup with Royal Military College and Canberra clubs joining. A conference between Colonel A. T. Paul Lieut. W. H. Bene and club reps approved the entry while outlining new conditions for militia players and university participation. Training starts weekly, with a revised schedule and a Canberra Cup season to begin August 5 at Manuka Oval, plus several trial matches and a smoke concert fundraiser slated for March 1.
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Astern Culturos
Northern
Royal Military College
Universty
Thin Mle Wan
Lieut. Dickson
Eweli
Runnéroom Alle
Awburbal
Shah
J.D. Donahue
University
C. le. McCosker
Tomy
Qheenaland
West
Paul
Minitia
Ratundinse
Bydhey
Gordon
Jourda
Southern Minaro
Lem Qourd Metach
Yule Tree Crop Toronto Reports Vast Canadian Plantings
Ipsatima'ad Canada ships six million Christmas trees annually for home use and export to the United States. Revenue to Canadian farmers reaches about 900000 dollars per year.
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Toronto
Canada
Crisis developing in Far East
Shanghai reports European powers wary as Japan presses concessions at Lioftsin and fears grow of a fresh crisis on March 10 amid currency measures. British notes seek peace, with a nine power basis cited. warships sent to Tianjin, while guerrilla activity and Japanese reinforcements intensify across the Yangtze basin and Hankow area.
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London
Shanghai
Times
Liontsin
Tokyo
Bar
Plymouth
House of Lords
Mlinicipal Council
China
Japan
Vaneing
Columis
Yangtae
Hankow
Shane
Budget to Set Japan Military Spending for Next Year
Tokyo cabinet plans to discuss a material military budget of 81 million sterling to finance the China action. The total budget expenditure is 522 million sterling for the year ending February next.
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Tokyo
China
Japanese resume Canton river shipping under partial terms
Japanese chief of staff Major General Tanaka arrived from Canton to discuss compensation for the Tonghong border incident. A partial resumption of Canton river shipping was allowed in exchange for Britain permitting weekly Japanese transport visits to Hongkong. One British ship could go to Canton fortnightly. Observers noted fruit growers not working tea harvests satisfactorily.
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Hongkong
Tanaka
Canton
Tonghong
Canton River
Britain
Unemployment Rises in 18 Countries in 1938 War Quarter
UN unemployment figures from the International Labour Office show 18 countries with higher unemployment than 1937. Notable increases include United States 2,668,535 and Great Britain 328,000, with other gains listed for Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Poland, Norway, and Sweden among others. The report also notes 34 countries up and 6 down compared with the previous quarter, and indices for employment in 1085 reveal patterns across regions.
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Geneva
International Labour Office
Trie
Australia
Belgium
Canada
Chile
Estonia
Finland
France
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Hungary
Lithuania
Norway
Switzerland
United States
Czechoslovakia
Danzig
Denmark
Germany
Trelant
Japan
the Netherland
New Zealand
Poland
Rumania
Sweden
Chite
Danaig
Fintan
Irsland
Wistrnd
Italy
Latvia
Bweilen
Union of South Africa
Yugentavia
Tealy
Valon
South Africa
Launch Wrecked Collided With Ferry at Kangaroo Point
A launch collided with a vessel at Kangaroo Point on the Hawkesbury River injuring Police Commissioner M J MacKay and W T Arnott and C Steven son. They were trapped in the cabin and swam to the ferry, with MacKay continuing work despite arm injuries and Arnott with leg injuries.
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Arnott
Blovenman
Geology Survey Views New York Coastal Changes From Hurricane
An Art An norial survey of New York region geology notes shoreline changes near Fire Island after a recent hurricane. An airborne expedition along the Hudson and Long Island Sound reveals a submerged lava sheet and a Romapo fault line scar where subsidence occurred. The team views the Grand Central Parkway Long Island Sound and Long Island as the terminal marine edge of the last ice age.
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New York
Ceylon Oal Society of America
Ted Tv
Tenerraup
Lone
Wheeler
Newmarket
Hadeon
de. Whester
Long Inland
Grand Central Parkway
Long Island
Ainslie School Parents Hold Annual Report Meeting
The 11th annual report of the Ainslie School Parents Association shows £305 raised in the year with £200 from the annual fete and £62 from the school concert. Grants included a donated swimming pool project push and library improvements, with donations noted from Mrs Mullickkey and others. Treasurer records show receipts totalling £305 and expenditures of £268, leaving a credit balance of £4, with a year-end fund balance of £35. Members elected a new committee including President, chairman, treasurer, and other officers. a committee meeting is set for March 24 to finalize plans.
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Sa Schoere
Goodwin
Adaison
Tha
A.ao
Tom Alban
W. Kiie Walls
Mulenglever
Axcoas
Brary
Hospital costs spark debate on new Transvaal hospital
In Johannesburg officials debate who should pay for a proposed Transvaal hospital project. Administrator General Plennar warns of burdens on taxpayers as housing and beds are scarce. The plan includes a 44 million rand target and a five year program to expand accommodation for hospital needs.
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Johannesburg
Plennar
Comore Pienaar
Aber
Anabel
Transvaal
Agia
Water quality debate in Lithgow council session
A garbled OCR note discusses Lithgow water quality and aldermen actions. It references Council deliberations and a river issue but the text is unreadable in parts, hindering precise details about decisions or dates.
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