Britain abandons disarmament policy in new armament plan
A British White Paper in the House of Commons announces a shift from unilateral disarmament to strengthened armaments. It cites open German rearmament and global tensions, with navy supremacy as core. Army and air force expansions are outlined, alongside a coordinated program to recondition forces and defenses. Public and press reaction ranges from concern to cautious approval.
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Daily Herald
MacDonald Tablet & White
Hitler
Goring
BacDonald
Tate
Manchester Guardian
Greek Revolt Strikes Amid Crete and Aerial Claims
Dispatches describe attacks on rebel fleets and mutinies across the Aegean with Crete in focus. Reports cite bombardment attempts near Averof and naval air operations, while Britain and Australia move land routes to Athens. Inland, police restrict Venizelos activities as Crete awaits further action.
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Insurance firms under attack in Legislative Assembly debate
Deputy Leader Bedde ley accused private insurance companies of robbery and scandal as the Labour Party called for abolishing the Government Insurance Office and wiping out what it calls big private insurers. The debate focused on amendments to the Local Government Superannuation Bill and the second reading of the bill.
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Beddeley
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Pound Falls as Large Transfers Abroad Reported
The Daly Telegraph notes a fall in the pound sterling after wild fluctuations. It is understood that a withdrawal of foreign owned sterling balances totaling nearly 70 million pounds is stabilizing the currency amid expected end to sharp movements. The Financial writer in New York cites a week open with gold and franc movements as minor, while Australian stocks show quiet in the wake of disturbances.
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London
Satim Uate
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Paris
Mass Meeting Planned Over Railway Relief Pay Debate
AR.U. officials fear a move to set relief pay rates across rail and tram maintenance. Transport Minister Mr Bruxmer stated targeted work may be hired under network conditions, not full emergency relief, with weed clearing as a cited example.
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Radium Lost Hospital Mystery In Sydney
A hospital mystery in Sydney reports radium valued at 00 misplaced from a woman patient’s body during an open examination. The patient recalls nothing of the incident while doctors search for clues. Prior: about 2600 worth of radium mined, later located by an electroscope. Secrecy surrounds the case at the Royal Prince Albert Hospital.
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Lady Young and Dr Kirby Found Safe in Remote Farm
Lady Young wife of the Governor of Northern Rhodesia and Dr Kirby, missing since Friday, were found alive on a farm near the Zambezi river bank. Sir Robert Young plans to fly to the farm to reunite with his wife and Dr Kirby.
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Siamese Throne Fallout Rumors Stir Royal Succession
In a fragmented note the king Desipirte and court officials are mentioned amid hints of a potential succession shake. The garbled text references a white paper and Seavey, with vague mentions of ongoing procedures and political maneuvering.
Talkie Patents Washington Court Invalidates Sound Process
The Supreme Court ruled that the core patents in the Theragen sound process are invalid, a decision that blocks Fox Film from claiming royalties. The ruling affects major studios using the process and prevents potential earnings rumored to reach up to 100 million dollars.
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Mon
Witte
Fox
Brisbane Wool Sales Sidney Brishane Tuesday
Brisbane wool sales report shows value of day one offerings with Japan purchasing. Prices and lines offered unclear due to damaged text but indicates active trading and international demand.
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Japan
Three Hurt In Train Collision In Basch Road Area
A train collision injured Mrs Stevens and her two daughters Jane and Mike the latter infant. The car was badly damaged and Mrs Stevens sustained a possible skull fracture in the Basch road vicinity. Continued details unavailable.
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Australia Faces Maternal Mortality Threat Urges Funds
Canberra ministers and women’s groups called for a national maternal mortality policy with training revisions in obstetrics and midwifery. They warned Australia’s death rate in childbirth rivaled Greece and Belgium, urged pre‑natal care, child welfare programs, and federal leadership to back model maternity centers and nursing education.
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Hite
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Innevitabl Ag
Australian Regiaerp Nursan’ Association
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