Resignation sequel to long political feuding
The resignation of Sir Henry Gullett from the Federal Cabinet follows months of friction over Canadian trade and Japan negotiations. Ministers debated policy, with Gullett calling for abandoning talks, leading to a cabinet rift and his eventual exit as Lyons accepted the resignation. Other ministers are expected to remain united behind the Prime Minister.
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Melbourne
Sirry
Canada
Henry
Commonwealth
Thia
Melly
Jsgainst
Dominion
Lyons
Hotel theft leads to arrests in Queanbeyan raid
Police traced a break in at the Fouriat Motel temporary bar in Queanbeyan where 21 bottles of whisky and four of gin were taken. Investigations across Canberra and Griffith led to the arrest of Lawrence Pridhitan William Palmer and Reuben Chenhall Mxton who were charged with breaking and entering and stealing liquor valued at £19. Bail granted for Palmer and Exton. remand sought until March 18.
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Thiaver
Queanbeyan
Meonace
Bergeant
North
Sergent
Délaney
J. Imrie
Johnson
Law~rence
Pridhant
William Palmer
Wiliam Gollins
Reuben Exton
Poiles
Canberra
Sargeant Bailey
Padaral Capea Police
William Coursa Wiliam Henry Palmer
Lawrence Pridhitan
Reuben Chenhall Mxton
Wees
Willian Thomas O'Brien
Palmer
Collina
Palmer and
Exton
Co. W. Engsleh
Religious crackdown in Russia shrinks anti faith groups
Moscow reports show religious suppression campaigns reducing membership of the God sour League from 5 million in 1933 to under 7 million today. Several anti religious colleges are said to be closed, with the Communist League of Youth ending anti religious actions in some regions. The church faces profits amid new policies.
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Moscow
Russia
Godsour League
Communist League of Youth
May Lift Ban on Mrs Freer Cabinet Entry Hints
Prime Minister Lyone gave conditional remarks on easing Mrs Freer’s entry ban, noting a solicitor's letter and cabinet indecision. He declined to confirm any change, while an inductor section reportedly favors lifting the ban at an appropriate time, possibly within months.
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Detter
Mra
Freer
Prine Minter
Inquiry into Land Policy for Northern Territory Development
A two member federal committee will study land tenure and settlement in the Northern Territory as part of a 26 year development plan. The panel, led by W L Payne and J W Fletcher, will tour Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and regions between Alice Springs and Darwin from April to June to assess land use, tenure, marketing, transport, and population capacity.
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Territory
Fed *Eral
Intarior
Palaraon
Inal
W. L. Payne
Land Act
Iniatration Board of
Queensland
J. W Fletcher
Orks
Queensland Landy Department
Walh
Indvatrion
Evidanes
Sydney
Melbourn
Adelaids
Alice Springs
Darwin
Barkly Tablelands
Merimbula Fatality At Eden Coroner Opens Inquest
The Eden coroner opened an inquest into the Merimbula death of George Milter, 88, a ration worker, and Taman Cody, 88, a labourer. The pair were connected to a wife murder accusation. after medical evidence was presented, the inquiry was adjourned until next Monday.
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Eden
Merimbula
George Milter
Ratieg
Taman Cody
Chasgad
Mandlaughter
Dnathy
Montay
Devastation at Darwin cyclone leaves town in ruins
Darwin North Australian coast was hit by a cyclone at night with 100 mph winds. Dozens of buildings were unroofed or demolished, government offices damaged, and communication lines cut. One aboriginal man died as the cyclone swept through the town. the acting administrator requested funds as salvage work began and estimated damages rose toward 60 000 to 90 000 pounds.
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Darwin
North Australian
Wirstens
Clearlie
Cles
Bed
Floods Hit North Coast Areas Amid Rising Rivers
Flood rains drenched the North Coast with rivers rising rapidly. Bridges went under water and parts of the lower Herbert district and Ingham reported up to several inches of rainfall. In Perth a severe storm hit Bridgetown destroying orchards within five miles, with walls crushed by falling stones and roads blocked by trees. Dead poultry and pigs were swept from creeks as floodwaters surged.
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Bribbane
Onorth
Ingham
Perth
Bridgetown
Cyclones Spreading Across Regions
The state meteorologist says four cyclonic systems are active from Darwin to the Queensland coast, with a major disturbance near Darwin potentially influencing conditions in the south. He notes one large preature system with four stormy centres and that forecasts for the mainland will become possible in the next several hours.
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Sydney
Thuraay
Maren
Darwin
Gulf of Carpentaria
Queensland
Willis Talend
Howe
Anxiety for Stations As Cyclone Looms Halts Wireless Links
Efforts to contact several stations were hampered by damaged gear. The Australian Inland radio station warned of the approaching cyclone yesterday and its wireless equipment may have been dismantled for protection. Awaited word from the Bothhurst Island terminal station and surrounding sites remained uncertain.
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Autiona
Bothurst Taland Minalon
Wellington storm fells roofs as three year olds race halted
The cyclone disturbance battered Wellington with heavy gusts blowing roofs from buildings. A Club Hotel roof collapsed and many women fainted. Darwin Mayor J H Brogan escaped death when a roof fell on his bed. An Aboriginal man named Im Pater died when a home collapsed.
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Wellington
N.Z
New Zealand
Club
Bodiegl
Darwin
J. H. Brogan
Beamas
Parliament May Meet On June 1 Amid Brief Session
The cabinet tentatively set June 10 for the next sitting of the Commonwealth Parliament before adjournment last night. The session will be brief, lasting about a fortnight, with main business to vote supply to enable the administration to carry on until the budget session.
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Caninet
St Leger Victory by Seven Lengths in Close Finish
In a notably swift race, the winner claimed the St Leger by seven lengths over Mutars with Cerne Abbas finishing third, completing the event in a brisk 3 and 3 quarters.
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X Ralle
Say
Mutars
Cerne Abbas
London Markets See Spreading Speculation In Metals And Food
Spreading speculation in London markets surrounds rearmament drives with activities moving from metals to wheat and cotton. Copper turnover reaches a 17 year high, totaling about £1.5 million alongside gains in tin, while anticipate tighter supply drives brokers to curb losses. Experts warn most tin demand is from speculators, with high prices and scarce pure butter and bread from rationing. German decrees tighten iron ore and food controls as Goering's regime imposes a stricter consumption calendar and meatless August looms.
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London
Ourprice
Belgium
British
Tron and Steel Federation
Germany
Saya
Munich
Morning Post
Goering
Anglo American Air Talks At Deadlock
Washington reports deadlock in Anglo American talks over reciprocal aviation services tied to the trans Atlantic operation by Pan American Airways. Officials note a dispute between Canada and the United States on possible manifest or New York routes, with optimism for a breakthrough.
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Washington
Pan American Alewaye Lia
Amcrair
Manifest
New York
The Pacific British Move To Promote Peace
Sydney reports a Defence Minister address on imperial conference relevance to Australian defence. He highlights Pacific region ties with Britain Australia and New Zealand and notes pending naval squadron choices and funding decisions aligned to the Amparial conference.
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Sydney
Archdale Yarkhill
Warringah
Pacific
Gagud
Australia
New Zealand
Ahoros
Protection Liberal condemnation blocks path to peace
London and Ottawa reports quote Sir Archibald Sinclair at a Liberal Association dinner. He blames government protectionist policy for strained international relations and warns against economic imperialism. He backs Neville Chamberlain but says policy harms peace and imperial balance.
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Henry Gullatt
London
Liberal Association
Libers Party
Archibald Sinclair
Neville Chamberlain
Ottawa
Arm Torn Off Driver in Car Collision Near Melbourne
James Milligan, a driver, suffered the loss of his right arm in a collision near Altury yesterday. He was conscious and told a companion he felt fine, though his arm lay on the ground. Four others were injured, including Joseph John Miller, a seaman, who was killed. An advance of 12 miles was achieved with artillery support, amid reports of Madrid’s strategic tension and ongoing combat in the Guiadalajara sector.
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Melbourne
James Milligan
Bomegille
Altury
Madrid
Guadalajara
Aragon Highway
Milligan
Joseph John Miler
Dhillipen
Final referendum counts announced by Electoral Officer
The Electoral Officer Mr Turner announced the final referendum counts yesterday. The report notes the official tally and indicates the tabulated results across the counted ballots as part of the formal declaration.
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Mr. Turner
Stevens to Confer With Lyons on Departure Plans
R Stevens to confer with Mr Sten RR Lyons on Thursday regarding tele leave Sydney Friday and meeting the Prime Minister on Saturday. They plan travel to Albury then to Moboure to discuss several important matters before departure.
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R. Stevens
Bydney
Abe Tele
Sydney
Lion Hat
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