Germany's Defiant Refusal to Move Troops
Sydney reports the Australian Labor Party Executive has called Mr. J. S. Garden to explain charges made against party officers. If explanation is unsatisfactory, drastic action is expected. President Oml. Fr. Keller denounced Garden noting his rhetoric threatens party discipline.
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Germany
Sydney
ALP
J. S. Garden
Fr. Keller
Garden
Gros Pramenta
Deindie
Lang
Tas
Lenin
Only One Woman in Australian Olympic Rowing Party
A fragment from the Adelaide Perth trials notes that for the Berlin Games only one woman appeared in Australia’s team. The federation decided to send a single male swimmer Oliver from Western Australia, amid disputes over a woman chaperone and the inclusion of Miss Norton. The source mentions various Australian athletes and officials. however the text is corrupted and only hints at the selection controversy and a chaperone issue.
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Auv- Yeallan
Bampote
Berlin
J. Motonite
Aim de Raconse
Vic
A. Watson
Athleis
D. Gray
Yell Dohteon
Cyolint
Wheeler
Cyolist
Re Garrard
Wvenlee
E. Beart
Oliver
Norton
Im Horton
Olympic
Sls
New South War Police
McCom
Budget speech and war fears thread through April 21 reports
A garbled review notes UK budget speech planned for April 21 amid warlike tensions. The piece cites the International Committee and exchequer budget expectations, with scattered references to Karlsruhe, London, and Paris outlets and mentions of Hitler campaigns and Franco Soviet matters in a mosaic of partial lines.
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London
Ber
Paris
Ita
Karlsruat
Fara
Boventy
Prenoh
Armen
Hitler
Commons
Apeech
International Committee
Exchequer
Germany
Bnial Rasan
Sydney
Ris
Xingeford Smith
Bonday
Jeonclusla
National Scheme Conference With States Suggested
Sir Frederick Stewart urged a conference with the States on national insurance to fix financial relief for State Treasuries. The plan would cover health pensions and unemployment, with the Commonwealth funding reforms and extending actuarial investigation to three phases of insurance. He advocated joint local advice to refine financial cooperation and suggested standardising railway gauges and coordinated public works for sustained employment.
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House of Representatives
Frederick ‘Stewart
Commonwealth
Geneva
Frederick
Aubual
Frederick Stewart
Esas
Australia
Trafic
Threats to Isolate Germany Reassert Rhineland Sovereignty
London reports detail a German memorandum threatening isolation unless Hitler's proposals gain support and a firm pledge that Germany will not renounce its Rhineland sovereignty. The Locarno talks face tough lines as Britain France and the league weigh steps to secure settlement amid reoccupation breaches.
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London
Locarno
Isolaton
Hitler
Rhineland
Germany
Terday
League Counci
Wie
Anthony
Sane
Abe
Herr Hitter
Baron van Horsch
France
Ne Cd
Germanys Isolation Policy Evoked in British Press
London dispatch reports German newspapers praising the Reich for offering peace while insisting on isolation. Goering vows to stand to the last breath, and Berlin coverage notes Rhineland troops and likely limited chance of Hitler withdrawal amid elections. The Catholic press backs Hitler as the Catholic faction aligns with the regime.
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London
Germany
Pacuientium
Europe
Poli- Uciana
Ger
General Goering
Ronigsburg
Berlin
Rhineland
Hitler
Herr Hit
Deregistered Action Against Union by Sydney
The Industrial Commission announced its decision to deregister the Federated Ironworkers Association of Australia New South Wales Division and to rescind its special preference clauses. The judgment notes the union supported the Port Kembla strike, delaying work, and directs the company to consider a variation of the award rather than direct action. Two justices demanded absorption of the judgment within 14 days and reserved no immediate further applications.
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Bydney
Priday
Industrial Commission
Federated Ironworkers’ Association of Australia
New South Wales
Port Kembla
Commincion
Tron
Steel Workers
Autendte Iron and Steel
Swat
Imm Workers’ Association of Austracls
Thenion
Port Rembiu
Annabel
Comminsiin
Sommisarin
Seth
Fender
Dusty
Cantor
Wout
Tsu
Clive Batt
C. Saked
Jualice Browne
France and Russia Ratify Franco-Soviet Pact in Defiance
The French Senate approved the Franco-Soviet Pact by 231 to 52, defying Hitler’s pressure. Reports say the Soviet Union will ratify immediately, and a 500,000 mark credit for Russian purchases from Germany over the next ten years is noted.
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Paris
Hitler
Herr She
Meeting in Sydney Leaves Action and Result Unclear
Sydney reports Friday document shows a meeting held with unclear outcome. Details on participants agenda and decisions are not provided in the readable text. Further context is needed to determine the act and result of the gathering.
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Sydney
Act
Tha
Germany Resists Renouncing Sovereign Rights in Memo
The Berlin government memo warns it will not renounce sovereign rights, citing fears of Franco Russian balance and frontier fortifications with Belgium and Poland. It offers concessions on mines if France and Belgium seek conciliation, but rejects a permanent renunciation and emphasizes German strength in the Rhineland amid European tensions.
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Berlin
Eitbe
Germany
France
Belgium
Polsch
Ceecho-Blovakia
Memoranium
Rhineland
Britain
Poland
Diplomatic Activity at Rome Amid European Talks
Reports from Rome indicate intensive diplomatic activity as Mussolini’s government meets with British ambassador Sir Eric Drummond and French envoy M Chambon to seek a path to European peace. While sources caution against sanctions on Germany, Italy reiterates its aim to secure stability and avert wider conflict through negotiations.
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Rome
Sia
Bignor Muscolini
Bir
Eric Drummond
M. Chambun
Germany
Italy
Union Conference at Port Kembla Adjourns Over Arbitration Terms
A conference of unions in Sydney port discussions adjourned today to consider proposals on arbitration of overtime and salary matters. The group debates possible terms that could influence a court order affecting wage and salary disputes and potential withdrawal if an agreement emerges.
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Sydney
Fri ‘A
Soma
Port Kembla
Alec
Rapid Increase in Far East Observations
Dr Ian Chinins Rowe director of the McMaster Laboratory Sydney University returned to Sydney today after a tour of the East. He addressed the Federal Council of the Cirralary Animation about probation and export fears, stating that more weed would be weeded and that exports were not a concern.
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Sydney
Ian Chinins Rowe
Rensaroh
McMaster Laboratory
Sydnay University
Mydney
Atvery
Arrangement in Flint Wert Bervion Se Ree
In addition to other special sources of ts a weed in lation Se ree are received.
Transpacific Faster Services in Developing Australia
In a lengthy House report Derek Stewart suggests voyage times from Vancouver to Sydney could drop from 34 to IT days as Australia seeks to boost tourism. He notes faster ships could ease trips, prompting a review of shipping finance and urging cooperation between Australia and New Zealand with govt and tourist groups. He cites 1801 era voyages, value of tourism, and prewar travel figures to stress growth potential.
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Vancouver
Sydney
Australia
Derek Stewart
Bir
Frederick
Ha Governmentu
New Zealand
Stowsert
Sydney-Londdon
Foster
Canada
Lottery Proposal Commission Letters to Byes Bydnny
The Commission discussed a state lottery to benefit hospitals in New South Wales. The mayor of North Sydney and other officials urged adoption, arguing lotteries would reduce tax pressure. They warned the spirit of gambling could spread whether or not a lottery is instituted.
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Sydney
New South Wales
North Cun
Cam
Hunter
Seid ‘H Wit
New Wales
Ney
Missing Farmer Large Parties Comb Bush
A brief item notes a missing farmer linked to a large gathering amid bush area activity. No further details on names, dates, or locations are provided in the fragment. The report hints at a search or community concern but lacks specific identifiers.
Bush Fire Damage Threatens Weekend Supplies
A fragment from a Bush fire report notes potential widespread damage along a two mile front near Cockatoo and Greig, with a shift in wind feared to worsen the blaze and threaten around 100 weeks’ worth of weekend bounty until weather improves.
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Cockatoo
International Labour delegates from Europe meet on union issues
About 200 delegates representing European workers from Italy Russia and Germany were present. The gathering discussed labour concerns and cross border cooperation.
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London
Maly
Russie
Germany
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MR. J. S. Garden
U.K
Fred Stewart
Puch
Brotherhood of Nations
Russia
Kingsford Smith
Far East
South Australia
Nlyle Trowsers
International Labour
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