German Allies Face Geneva Fears As Britain Weighs Berlin Visit
Consultations among Britain France and Italy loom amid a tense reaction to Germany's Versailles Treaty breaches. Despatches from Geneva indicate growing concern that Austria Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria will press for equal rights. Hungary touts a much larger potential force amid regional tensions and a fortified Dardanelles dispute involving Russia.
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Berlin parades amid fear of new war after peace fever
In Berlin a Sunday ceremony at the Opera House urged equal rights and strong defence as Nazi leaders including Von Blomberg and Goering addressed a crowd. Troops lined the streets while banners and a memorial salute marked the event, with flags at half mast and a floral tribute at Berlin's cemetery for fallen Britons.
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Hitler's move sparks French London reaction today
The Berlin representative of That Daily Telegraph says Hitler repudiated Versailles limits with sudden force, while France counters by citing two years of military service. Reports note Germany’s hardening demand and the danger to negotiations as Britain and France weigh fresh Franco British declarations. Moscow and Warsaw commentaries frame Germany’s actions as a prewar warning and a violation of the treaty.
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Cabinet Meets Berlin Visit in the Balance
London reports ministers weigh the Germany pledge fallout after a cabinet meeting. Prime Minister and Sir John Elmon return as the fate of Sir John Aieun’s Berlin visit hangs in the balance. Britain’s stance is for a system of collective security amid rising German moves.
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Mutton Exports Increase Quota Limited for Britain
Reports from Sydney say negotiations between the Commonwealth and British governments yield a small success in meat exports. Mutton and lamb shipments will be allowed up to 430000 cwt for delivery to Britain in the second quarter of the year, with continued but limited shipments.
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Bread price reform urged by NSW Royal Commission findings
Sydney Monday report by Sir Herbert Gepp outlines variable bread pricing tied to flour costs. Commission recommends maximum and minimum price bands for metropolitan area with price adjustments up or down after flour price shifts, plus adjustments to counter and delivered loaf prices and a 4d loaf reduction if multiple loaves are bought.
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Armaments Race Speech by Herbert Morrison Sparks Warning
Former Labour minister Herbert Morrison urges vigilance as he criticizes appeasement and urges Britain to back League of Nations disarmament efforts. He warns that deceiving illusions about Nazi Germany risk escalating conflict and tragedy.
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EU & Pike
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North Shore Deputation Protests Harbour Bridge Tax
A North Shore deputation urged abolition of the harbour bridge tax. Councillor Rofe claimed £20,000 more than a third of the £1,000,000 authorised by the Bill had been paid. The Premier said the Government was sympathetic and would consider the matter.
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Price fixing move debated at Canberra advisory council
Canberra advisory council considers appointing a committee to fix food prices. At the meeting yesterday Mr Hy Green urged Daley to favor the proposal and discuss establishing a price fixing body for Can berra.
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Hy ©. Green
German pastors arrested in Berlin amid religious resistance
Niemeller’s colleague led a sermon yesterday as officers read a Lord’s Prayer and dispersed the congregation. Wienborn stood with the crowd while authorities moved in to halt protests against the Nasi Bishop Mueller, signaling a broader resistance crackdown.
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Unclear War News Cites Doubts on Peace Prospects
A fragmentary report quotes Sir Phillip Gibbs in Croydon lamenting that the current news does not reassure peace. He says the world is going mad and youth have not followed the hoped march, while old war planners seem to be organizing the next conflict.
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Hitler welcomed with cheers in Munich parade
Thousands greeted Herr Hitler as he arrived by plane from Berlin. Pamphlets urged citizens to support conscription. General Goering's flying corps appeared in full regalia, marching with fixed bayonets.
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Mussolini Meets France and Britain Facing Crisis
Italian view notes Mussolini to discuss with French and British governments tomorrow. Officials say a bold leadership is needed as diplomatic efforts fail against a powerful foe likely to respond to force. A larger navy and economic block are among suggested moves amid rising tension.
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Banking banks to form central body for credits
Mr Stevens urged at a Constitutions Association function that the Commonwealth bank and trading banks should create a central organisation to cooperate on credits for secondary industries. He said banks would render legal service by doing so.
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France and Germany in friendly soccer match in Paris
A large crowd of about 40,000 French fans and 1,800 German supporters gathered in Paris as France and Germany played a cordial soccer match. The mood was festive despite wartime tensions, with both teams respectful and the crowd welcoming the players.
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la Heseing
Uncertainty Predicted In Markets Across Cities
London and Geneva dispatches discuss market unease amid Hitler's declarations. Analysts urge calm while noting risks to international stability and potential policy shifts. Reports from Rome raise questions about reactions of European leaders and possible shifts in economic strategy.
Tram Fatality At Parramatta Road Inquiry Admits Signalman Fact
An inquest into the February tram fatality at Mort Errest Boys High School Parramatta road heard the signalman admit pulling the lever before the tram passed over James Baxendale 40. The box was 80 yards from Derwent Street and 30 yards from the Glebe turn off where trees obstructed the view. A mirror was used to view the points. The inquiry adjourned until Wednesday.
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Victorian gold yield report from Melbourne mining bureau
Fragmentary Melbourne notice reports Tintern mine yield at 5,210 pec. fine valued at 077,188 and mentions a second quarry yield for the past two periods, valued in CTKSTS with unclear figures. The OCR text is garbled but indicates mining production and valuation data for Victorian gold output.
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Melbourne
Greece Seeks Trade Treaty Amid Bread Price Debate
Premier Stevens comments on bread report and flour tax as measures to curb price rises while bakers earn fair profits. Greece signals readiness to pursue a trade accord with Australia, with the Consul-General Kokothkis stating the aim to explore a formal agreement.
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Stevens
Bour
Overcrowding at Telopea Park School Drives Health Alarm
Canberra Advisory Council notes Commonwealth Health Director General Dr Cumpston warns overcrowding at Telopea Park School risks pupil health. An inspection found crowding in all rooms of the extended school and calls for urgent action. Temporary building plans were discussed, with a proposal to relocate the Gunyaha block. a new high school erection is urged.
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J. H. L. Cumpston
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Met
Gunyaha
Dex Dariment
Duntrean
Shakespeare
British Planes Debate in Melbourne Amid Air Cargo Crashes
Captain P G Taylor says Australia should admit aircraft from any country and criticizes Prime Minister Churchill's Empire Airways plan. He doubts British planes will arrive safely, citing two crashes among early deliveries to Australia. Sir Charles Kingefoord Seattle plans to return from England on the crisis backdrop.
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Australian Airways
Trade Treaties and the State of National Commerce
A circular on trade policy argues reviving national commerce requires balancing trade and payments. It criticizes shifting imports and exports through debt service and capital movements, urging attention to production and domestic demand rather than draining labor or resources from rivals. The piece contrasts balance of trade with balance of payments and warns against policy that harms employment or industrial growth.
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