Hitler Forces Another European Coup Acknowledged
Crowds throng Victoria Station and Buckingham Palace as the French President and Madame Le Brun arrive. Royals greet them during a day of cordiality with Britain, including a banquet at Buckingham Palace and visits to historic sites.
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Cabinet meeting reviews European events in Melbourne
The Cabinet concluded a Melbourne meeting amid European discussions and defence worries. Prime Minister Lyons said ministers would stay in close touch, with Lyons planning a Tasmania trip and a broadcast to follow. Next cabinet session may not be in Canberra unless urgent developments arise.
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Lyone
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Lynne
Glenroy Murder Case Seeks High Court Leave to Apply
The 34 year old applicant from Glenroy seeks leave to apply to the High Court today for a remedy in connection with the murder of 63 year old Ample Counter Wireman and the death of a 17 year old. The case centers on the Glenroy incident and outcomes expected from the Court of wea.
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Millbourne
High Court
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Widuh
Wireman
Deine
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Wea
Pani Mownty
Emergency plans cabinet meeting in Melbourne
Australian cabinet plans for national emergency war mobilization with rapid intensity and a complete scheme of industrial activity. Mr Lyonn addresses the measures at the conclusion of the cabinet meeting in Melbourne tonight.
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Australia
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Memel Taken into the Reich amid threats and surrender
A German press communiqué from Kaunas states Lithuania yielded Memel to Germany under the claim of preserving peace. Lithuania will hand over Memel administration, telegraphs, railways, and customs as Germany asserts control of the port. Reports mention German troops and a push toward broader occupation, with Allied and regional responses referenced in a broad war context.
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King O Malley to Oppose Mr Casey in Federal Election
King O Malley, veteran Labor figure and former minister, announced at the Wheat rowers conference in Hore sham that he intends to oppose Treasurer Cavey in Gordon at the next Federal election. He is 30 years old and led a vigorous life after serving as Home Affairs Minister in 1910-13 and in 1915-16.
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Agent General Appointment for London Sydney
A report from Wednesday shows Minister Stevens denying that Sir Charles Murr was considered for the Agent General post in London Sydney. W. Rosa questioned the process while Stevens said no MP was looked at. The government plans to staff the role with commercial and untested experience, avoiding tying Sir Charles Murr to the project.
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Mussolini Confers as Axis Ties Deepen in Europe
Rome reports Mussolini in talks with ambassadors and a Berlin envoy ahead of a Mandal Grand Council meeting. The piece notes refugee arrivals to Australia, with 4,758 people granted entry permits in Jan–Feb and a total landing capital around £415,675 for January–February Germans and Austrians, and outlines migrant occupations and capital. It mentions Italy’s quoted stance of adherence to refugees amid German-Italian tensions and an impending announcement from Atassatini on Italy’s reaction.
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Britain Urges Allied States to Consider Joint anti Aggression Stand
Diplomatic reports indicate Britain asks France Poland and Russia to pursue a joint statement rejecting aggression and favoring immediate mutual defence consultations. Russia favors a six power conference in Bucharest. Britain calls it premature but says it will consider proposals. Reports also mention party leaders in Canada and Australia expressing allied solidarity, while New Zealand pledges support to Britain.
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Palestine Examines Arab Claim in London Report
An official committee in London reads a paragraph from its report on Arab claims over Palestine. The panel says Britain could not ignore local wishes and interests when judging responsibilities toward Palestinian inhabitants. The commission examined Arab assertions that Palestine was promised as part of Arab independence during the Great War.
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Egypt Declares For Britain Assurance to Britain
Cairo reports a reassurance by Matmoud Pasha that Egypt would honor the Anglo treaty and assist Britain if danger arises, signaling Egypt's pledge to support Britain in the event of any threat.
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I Matmoud Pasha
Gambler Admits £1700 Losses at Perth Children’s Court
A Perth Children’s Court case reveals a man admitted gambling £1700 per year. The defendant, described as a Tony, faced a tatte of ten children and said he could not work to support them. The proceedings focus on the financial strain and duties toward the children.
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Perth
Wennesagy
Shack Fire Arrest of Gordon McKay in Auckland Case
Wellington police report the shack fire mystery climaxed as officers arrested Gordon McKay in a Parnell house after two hours of surveillance. He was charged with interference, with human remains found in a grave, stemming from the February 12 case.
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Floods at Menindie disrupt food supply and rail service
Heavy rains flood multiple centers causing food shortages in Menindie and halting rail links. The Broken Hill to Sydney line suspended, Ivanhoe to Roto waterlogged for 15 miles, and trains from Junee to Narrandera delayed or cancelled. Delays also from a telephone line outage across the main line between Albury and TaBbatop.
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Naval Treaty Contingency Notes From Ongon Wadnaagay
In a fragmentary report from Ongon Wadnaagay, references to a naval treaty contingency are noted with uncertain details. The text mentions Germany and a question about Saree Saas, but the meaning is unclear and names are fragmentary.
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