Britain Proposes Drastic Meat Imports Reduction White Paper
The White Paper tabled in the House of Commons proposes drastic cuts to meat imports to safeguard the UK livestock industry. It discusses a possible levy with or without regulation, contingent on consent from Dominions Rhodesia Argentina, and notes the tempering role of domestic policy while overseas producers regulate exports.
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United Kingdom
House of Commons
Rhodesia
Brittax
Britain
Dominions
Thomias
Commonwealth
Earle Page
Percy Harris
The
Board of Trade
Mr Rumetman
Thomas Maid
Kunciman
London White Paper on Defence Estimates Discussed
The article notes the defence estimates were discussed with a White Paper whose contents seem prewritten before a cited visit to Berlin. It criticizes passive German attitudes, calls for plain speaking, and suggests careful consideration of the British memorandum to foster a possible meeting with Herr Hitler once he is recovered.
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London
John Bimon
Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Sis
Wider
Hitler
Brin Phipps
THN
Daily Telegraph
Tout
House of Coninoas
John Simon
Medife
Wierr Flitier
Lamabairy
Lansbury
John Simens
Reymour Soriano
Tomor
Diesel Trains Four for Country Lines
Four Chasalanging trains will be introduced by the New South Wats railways to improve passenger travel. The service aims to modernize with additional components reducing expenditure while enhancing comfort. The route plan includes a first run between Parkes and Broken Hill, extending to Dubbo and Bodillen.
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Stoney
New South Wats Railways
Hesbean
Parkes
Broken Hill
Dubbo
Bodillen
Blind Woman Assaulted at Baths In Sydney
A blind woman, Lilian Jon Addinson, was assaulted at a bath in Leichhardt Heaton. Witness Mina Adolakon and others testified that the accused, described as captain of a local swimming club, insulted her with abusive language. The court heard the scene at the bath and that identification by Yoursaha was uncertain.
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Aydney
Lilian Jon Addinson
Jenna Bailey
Ned
Leichhardt Heaton Am
Daley
Focal Swimming Cin
Mina Adolakon
Esa
Thomas Rodham
Tab
Yoursaha
Watley
Federal awards end dual control in railway dispute
About 10 railway workers of the National Union of Railwaymen were awarded Federal basic wages by Judge Drake Brockman in the Federal Arbitration Court. The awards remove dual state and federal jurisdiction, adding 24 000 pounds in extra cost to the Railway Department, bringing total costs to 66 000 pounds. Workers will gain under Federal awards and continue a 44 hour week. Federal and State overlapping jurisdiction issues were cited, with officials noting most employees affected and benefits to margins for skill.
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Bydney
Thunalny
Wat
Stational
National Union of Railway Men
Drake Brockman
Federal
Hila Honour
Railway Department
C. G. Hall
Railway Comimisioner
Congregationalists Push for Church Union in New South Wales
Sydney report notes W. Hogkar chairman of the New South Wales Congregationalist body predicts strong support for church union with the Methodists as a first step toward broader denominational unity. Thuret The Play and Gedrous are cited among leaders backing the plan. This briefing reflects a hopeful stance on a regional religious consolidation effort.
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Sydney
Tramway pay dispute echoed in New South Wales talks
Heat from the dispute extends to tramway employees as authorities promise thorough inquiries into workers' applications. The US decision is noted by the National Union of Railwaymen with praise for officials, while debate over wages and a 48 hour week resurfaces amid federal policy language.
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New South Wales
NUE
Negar
N.D.R
Alfeira
NUK
Suspected Berlin Visit Talks Stir London and Capitals
Reports from London and Warsaw indicate talks among Berlin Moscow and Warsaw are contemplated as Britain weighs dates for diplomatic engagements. Cabinet officials note ongoing efforts to arrange discussions with Hitler aides while avoiding premature commitments ahead of key parliamentary debates.
Meat Policy Delicate Talks Between Australia and Britain
Debates over Australia’s meat exports and imperial trade rules intensify as officials in Canberra await London cables. Dr. Earle Page and Prime Minister seek a short term agreement amid Ottawa and Ottawa-like restrictions, outlining duties and quotas while awaiting broader empire-wide settlement.
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Australia
Canberra
Page
London
al Hom
Tie ‘Atte
England
Great Britain
Earle Page
Ae Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Sovernmant
United Kingdom
Argantina
Minstera i
Fide
Whch
Fluctuations in Dollar and Pound Markets Reported
Market watchers describe mixed moves in dollars, francs, and sterling amid rumors of dollar devaluation and fears over European politics. Repatriation of foreign funds from London and central bank actions are cited as contributing factors with analysts predicting ongoing volatility.
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London
Roosevelt
Majes Lawrence Anges
Onport
Rafuee
Gold Theft At Croydon Vault Baffles Police
A theft in London Croydon saw precious gold valued at 120000 disappear from a vault after a Tuesday night lock up. The inner steel door was found ajar and the guards accounted for, with evidence suggesting the loot was removed by car or plane before dawn. Police described the case as baffling and complex.
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London
Croydon Serodromer
King Who Would Rather Play Trains
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a king preferring trains over other activities and mention a high year compared to 1998. The text is garbled with disjointed quotes and names, offering limited clear facts or context.
Cancer Research Dept Sees Early Cancer Test Near
Sydney University Cancer Research Department announced by Dr W Moppett that blood pressure based screening may soon detect cancer in early stages. He cautioned it is premature for patients to volunteer for testing.
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Sydney
Cancer Research Department
Sydney University
W. Moppett
King George Jubilee plan for maternal welfare announced
An official statement will outline plans for a special establishment to reduce maternal and infant mortality in Australia. The announcement coincides with commemorations of King George's Jubilee, to be marked by official celebrations lasting twelve days from May 6, the 25th anniversary of His Majesty's accession.
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George
Australia
Abyssinian Truce Reported as General Accord
Rome reports Abyssinia has agreed to a general truce pending demarcation of frontiers. Text references a forthcoming cabinet meeting to discuss Australian arrangements on obstetric training and medical advisory machinery. Parkhill notes not impressed by Melbournes suggestion for a personal gift fund for His Majesty.
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Rome
Ting
McLachlan
Casey
Parkhill
Parkbill
Police Methods Case Rules Out Questioning Justification
In a Hull Court judgment delivered today Justice Jordan upheld the appeal of Jo Parminter a detective constable and Aten leyay constable but ruled against them in favor of Alan Mary Bales. Bales was awarded 400 damages for false imprisonment and wrongful arrest. The chief justice stated that appealing officers cannot justify wrongdoing by claiming the need to ask questions. The ruling emphasizes that suppression of rights cannot be excused by the authority of police procedure.
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Sydney
Thiratay
Cnet Juetter
Canberra Housing Initiative Prompts Public Inquiry
Canberra plans to deliver 30 new homes by June under a housing programme. The effort invites scrutiny of the scheme’s authority and aims to identify potential beneficiaries and locations, with officials preparing questions and potential questions for the public inquiry.
Strong Deputation Protests Relief System In Wellington
A Wellington deputation of women protested to Minister for Employment Mr. Young over relief provisions. They argued youth needs are unmet and questioned support for pets and children. Mrs. Henderson and others warned relief creates rogues, while Mr. Young promised inquiry into their demands.
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Wellington
N.Z
Mr. Young
Henderson
Cook Ash
Vaughan
Ponaillin
Greek Revolt Flares as Loyal Troops Advance
Rebels refuse to yield after ultimatum. Loyal forces shell Kavalla and cross River Struma to prepare an offensive. A counter revolt is reported near Venissles. Averoff disembarks marines at Mitylene as tension rises and air patrols warn approaching Piraeus.
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Athens
Wedinnaday
Ustopianis
Kavalla
Thaltimatum
Struma
Venissles
Tundia
Crusacr
Averoff
Mitylene
Bess
Ald Ski
Piraeus
Turkey Holds Up Supply Airs In Istanbul
Reports describe a Turkish Navy plan to halt a supply convoy near Istanbul on Thursday. The incident disrupts coal and food deliveries intended for the Teieiae region amid tense wartime logistics.
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Turkey
Istanibul
Egyptian Precautions for Neutrality in Alexandria
The government orders disarmament of the crown and seizure of guns and ammunition if Greek rebel ships take refuge, with officials taking precautions against demonstration and unrest as the crisis tests neutrality.
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Alexandria
Marshipy
Smoke and Drink Endanger Mothers Say Senator Payne
Melbourne reports Senator Payne from Tasmania cites smoking and drinking as strong factors harming mothers and girls in the district. He warns that cigarettes and alcohol put young women at risk, urging delays to prevent mortal harm.
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Melbourne
Methodist Center
Payne
Tasma
Mid
Pond Im Bis
Body found hanging from tree near Clontart
A mangled OCR fragment reports an unknown man found hanging by rope from a tree in a bush near Clontart. The garbled text suggests police inquiry and unclear details.
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Clontart
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