Hitler calls off talk due to slight cold defers visit
Adolf Hitler’s indisposition leads to postponement of a Berlin visit by Sir John Simon and Captain Anthony Eden. The Daily Herald notes the illness appears diplomatic rather than physical, as influential groups debate Germany’s security stance and Mr MacDonald’s White Paper.
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Sir John Simon
London
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Jal Son
Anthony Eden
Jenae
Germany
The
Daily Herald
Anga
MacDonald
Jegimes
Herr Filer
Audi
Bankers' Power In the Dominions
Labour bursts in House of Commons as India Bill faces scrutiny. Grenfell backs omission, while Reymour Gorka and Norman criticize the proposed financial authority. A Labour MP warns the bill could crown a virtual King of England and Emperor of India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Wendy
Government of India
Grenfell
Financial Authority
Reymour Gorka
Lahour
Montagu Norman
Eland
Wader
England
India
A.D. Beane
Labour
Otal
Paris Shocked by Mixed Reactions to Hitler Health Rumor
In Paris and among political writers there is doubt about a possible diplomatic move as rumors swirl about Hitler's health. The Echo de Paris questions the claim and counters that Hitler is seen as perfectly well, stirring debate on potential reactions.
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Wes
Hitler
Church Union Talks Advance Between Methodist and Congregational
In Sydney the Methodist and Congregational churches discuss an early union model. A conference committee agreed to base future policy on shared faith, delaying a formal statement of faith until later. Reverend R Finigan proposed an ample statement be formulated before union takes effect, a plan long projected.
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Sydney
Wit
Trona
R. Finigan
Faoe
No Dispute Over Anglo Australian Ties in Colombo Visit
Colombo reports an Anglo Australian exchange stressing friendly trade relations. Prime Minister arrives under Governor's escort and meets officials in Kandy, with talks focusing on meat exports and smoothing trade difficulties. Questions linger on relaxing white Australia policy and tropical climate remarks noted.
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Colombo
Mala
Lzvona
ADC
Kandy
London
Australia
Ceylon
Understanding Position on Meat Exports Amid Ottawa Agreements
The article discusses the acting Prime Minister Dr. Racks Page citing discussions with England and Australia on meat export restrictions under the Ottawa Agreements. It notes sentiment within the Commonwealth Government toward maintaining or relaxing import controls into the United Kingdom and the potential impact of these choices on broader Commonwealth unity and policy alignment.
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Racks Page
England
Australia
Is Commonwealth
United Kingdom
Ottawa
Speciaae
Naylor Case Privy Council Appeal Proceedings
Fragmentary report notes an appeal to the Privy Council arising from Naylor with references to a request related to November, a case involving trades or dealings with undesirables, and mention of hands devices or gear. The readable text is unclear on specific parties or outcomes.
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Tha Naylor
Mads
Behes
Corea Oe
Ieatas
M.C.C. Committee and Umpires Face Off
A fragmented line from a local score or meeting note shows the M.C.C. Committee clashing with umpires over officiating at a game. No further readable details or names are provided to clarify teams, date, or outcome.
Transfer Plans for Melbourne to Canberra Cabinet Review
Plans propose moving departments from Melbourne to Canberra with a £1,500,000 cost over five years. The proposal to the Interior Minister Mr T Paterman outlines resumption of offices and transfer of about 700 staff plus dependents, boosting Canberra’s population by around 3000. Authorities must draft housing and facilities, with a decision expected soon.
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Melbourne
Canberra
Departmenta
T. Paterma
Vcomaster
Defone
Aud tor-Gansral'n
Miinor
Ultimatum to Greek Rebels Sparks Dawn Offensive
Athens reports a government foray planned at first light with planes, aiming a swift victory as rebel leaders issue wireless appeals to Crete. Rebel warships under Admiral Demistichas face bombardment preparations and government artillery to begin the second offensive stage. rebel forces estimated under eight thousand, largely surrounded.
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Athens
Crete
Demistichas
Rececis
Aan
Serapisnes
Seren
Jara
Eddie Tolan Wins Two Sprint Events in Melbourne
Eddie Tolan leads the world professional championship point race after securing victories in the first two events at Exhibition Tonight. Results show Tolan won the 100 yards by a narrow margin over Roberta and Robertson with McFarlane and others close behind. The 180 yards and 1-yard events featured tight finishes shaping the title chase.
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Melbourne
Eddie Tolan
U.A
Kiddie Vola
U.B.A
Austin Robertson
Tom
Roberta
N.S.W
Hillie McFarlane
Scotland
Tolan
Robertson
McFarlane
Roberts
Mee Aose
King’s Prize Melbourne Stage Show At Williamstown
Pittman of Wagga woos the rat fit stage of the King’s at Williamstown with unbroken momentum as AL Pittman of Waal appears in the scene.
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Melbourne
Pittman
Wagga
The
King’s
AL Pittman
Waal
Fears Arrest Sweep NSW Rail Strikes Settlement
General fears of arrest accompany NSW rail strikes as the Commonwealth and State industrial tribunals issue awards remanded by Judge Drake Brockman in the Federal Arbitration Court. About 11,600 workers in rail and general trades face a standard revoking for 44 hours across the network. The court action signals a decisive move in the long running railway warfare dispute.
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Sydney
New Sheuth Wales
Drake Brockman
Mew South Wales
Mew
South Wales Railways
New Route For Air Traffic From London
Officials report a new air route from London to the Mediterranean via Greece as wartime arrangements are adjusted through Italian cooperation. The route aims to resume service from Africa to Australia via a southern link, with hopes no major delays to freight schedules.
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S.ondon
Africa
Fan
Australia
British Trade Position Signals Steady Overall
The report notes that general trade remains well maintained overall and that current trade statistics are good. It highlights a combination of cheap opportunity and restricted opportunities for trade, warning against speculative attempts but stressing the fundamental trade position of the country remains sound compared with the previous year.
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Abe
Momthly
ioyWn Bank
Merch
Wheat Pool Fallout Ends Government Push
Canberra circles report the compulsory wheat pool proposal from the Royse Commission will not be adopted by the Commonwealth Government. Ministers oppose a state run system and favor maintaining private enterprise. The move aligns with party policy to resist the pool while continuing the current administration under private channels.
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Royse Commission
Canberra
Air Mail Late Plan Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a responsibility plan and a dated exchange about air mail delays. Names and clear context are unavailable, leaving only vague references to aircraft and scheduling without verifiable details.
Budget debate signals cuts to government spend
Report on a cabinet discussion led by Mr R G Cassy about trimming government expenditure to stabilize the money market and protect Australian credit. Eyes are on defence cuts, unemployment fears, and potential schedules of works with fees and timetables under review.
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Commonwealth
RG. Cassy
Cartain Troymarthe
Ran
Betas
Brisbane wool sale report shows mixed prices and volumes
The Brisbane wool market moved with varied prices as buyers and sellers met today. Several large lots crossed the auction floor while fleece and micron categories saw differing demand levels, signaling cautious trading ahead of next week’s sessions.
Navy Estimates Rise Amid Moderate Plan Increases
Navy budget figures show a moderate rise with larger advances planned for essential provisions. The document outlines adjustments to annual allowances and the emphasis on personnel and supply readiness, noting shifts in allocations to sustain operations and modernization efforts.
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Dominions
Paris
Church Union
Basil
Bydney
MR. Lyons
Aj.c. Appeal
Naylor
Fes Privy
M.C.C
MR. Paterson
King's Prize
Wagga Marksman
State Railways
Bulgaria
Plastaris
Cannes
Eeeramall
Brisbane Wool Sales
Eat
Sen Alan Wan
Ana Ak
Sino
NAVY
Tina Tang
Italy and
Abyssinis
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