Stressa set for Britain France and Italy talks follow Berlin visit
Paris talks among Eden Laval and Signor Savich outline a Stressa conference between Britain France and Italy after Sir John Simon’s Berlin visit. The Paris communique records exploratory talks and confirms London Paris and Rome will align but each government retains freedom of action. The piece notes armaments and conscription ideas amid calls for peace through forceful measures.
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Paris
Anthony Eden
M. Laval
Signor Savick
Britain
France
Waly
Sir John Simon
Berlin
Sir John Siro
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Messra
Bilen
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Muir
Goyiamn
Monsiderest
Gemevit
Siromi
Mussolini Delivers Bayonet Weapons Speech in Rome
In Rome on the 16th anniversary of Fascism Signor Mussolini told the Black Shirts from the Palzzo Venezia balcony that peace and European collaboration rest on millions of bayonets. He warned of a clouded political city and promised readiness to overcome obstacles to destiny.
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Rome
Europe
Signor Mussolini
Palasso Venezia
Mary
UK Envoy Warns Against Threats in German Armament Debate
The Parliament representative in the Brith United Preas states the meeting heard Anthony Kuen argue against threats toward Germany. He said neglecting the 3 Power Conference now fixed would worsen matters and Britain aims to settle the German armament issue by discussion, not force. Britain hopes discussions preserve peace for ten years and maintains Sir John Simon would handle talks with Hitler in Britain’s name. A Supreme National Defence Council will meet to review the rearmament situation.
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Brith United Preas
Anthony Kuen
Germany
John Siesin
Britain
Europe
Ards
John Simon Snout
Hitler
Brancofos
Supreme National Defence Council
Elywee
AM. da Brun
Torch Bearer of Freedom in Europe Speech
A fragmentary excerpt notes Britain as the torch bearer of freedom in Europe amid wartime rhetoric. The passage references Landon and a pledge of resolve against tyranny, implying imperial duty and shared sacrifice during a period of conflict.
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Landon
Tundey
Europe
Germany and the Threat as Europe Awaits Hitler
In London the observer warns that Hitlers regime is a reassertion of German tradition and power. The piece argues Germany seeks parity with great powers and could dominate Europe unless other nations enact firm balance and defense for years of fragile peace.
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Sundig
Ds Garvin
Hitlers
Orman
Germin Gallon
Nurroed
Europe
Germany
Hur Hitler
Roosevelt Faction's Fears Hover Over Grant Bill
Senator Long reports Roosevelt faction fears as the administration presses hard to push a 4.80 million dollar grant-relat bill through with last minute amendments. Leaders in both chambers scramble to reach a conference before the measure is presented for final votes. The scene centers on party strife and the struggle to complete the plan before key senators return.
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Washington
Benfate Panver
MEAT CRISIS talks planned with Lyons and ministers
In London a meeting set for Monday will involve Prime Minister Lyong, his father, and Australian ministers as they prepare a program for panvaration. Other officials including Major Wihath and Hart Bianhinee expect to discuss arrangements. The officials will host private functions through the week for visiting ministers.
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Lyong
Bruce
Iern
Ramaay Macdonald
Huncman
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Torkgmonttuer
Aya
Hart
Stentius
Brune
Lyons family radio call from London to Cranberry
Mr Lyons spoke with Weir and his 1 year old daughter Buid via radio from London to Cranberry Friday night. Mrs Lyons broke down during the talk as the daughter’s voice moved her, but the family remained hopeful she could manage a quiet time for future calls. The father described J triny’s travel through Europe and praised the reception in London. Lyons’ voice came through clearer than the usual Crom Melbourne call.
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London
Cranberry
Lyone
Weir
Buid
Calle Crom
Melbourne
New Zealand newspaper strike disrupts Wellington print
Striking workers halt all Wellington newspaper voices and printing for days, leaving papers reduced to eight to fourteen pages. Dispute centers on wage cuts and holiday pay. printers and publishers face a lean output as negotiations drag, with potential extension of the strike impacting other regions.
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Wellington
Zewland
Pho
Donia
Saveral Arial Publications
Wind
Inc
Ate
Puperd
Peace Officers to Get Greater Powers at Balance Establishments
A report notes plans to grant balance establishment watchmen wider authority to deter breaches of Commonwealth rule with state police not involved. The minister Parkhill intended a peace permit system. about thirty men were to be trained. The measure follows similar use in Ireland and was to be extended to other jurisdictions.
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Parkhill
Deiane
Car Fatality In Chatswood Crash Kills Two Injures Several
A severe early morning crash on Raddage Road in Chatswood killed Albert Lali Crowley and a girl identified as Mary McCutchen while seven others, including Marvin Hitty Vincent Conta Colin Gowa Andrew Jamiesons Edward Hopkins Patrick Beilberigh and two unnamed passengers, sustained injuries. Police report the car lost control, hit an embankment and overturned, with rescue efforts noting cries and groans from the injured at the scene.
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Vincent Conta
Nurembuen
Drabante Trmctors
Tijurins
Colin Gowa
Chatywend
Andrew Jamiesons
Chatswood
Hdward Hopkins
Chatewood
Iingury
Patrick Beilerbrough
Jett Kno
Amet
Tts
Rye
Mary McCutchen
Chatswood Acalp Wotitis
Raddage Road
Crowley
Philippines Washington: Roosevelt signs ten year trusteeship plan
Roosevelt announces a document granting the Philippines a decade of self rule under a retained U S authority framework before full independence. A special legislative session in Manila is called within ten days to set election dates for acceptance, with concerns over future Japanese threats.
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Sunda
Philippines
Roosevelt
Lelands
United Stat
Manila
Philippinog
Philippian Republic
Manchester Puts Hopes in Thorby
The Manchester Guardian editorial comments on Meg Thurby’s departure and argues Australia should maintain a policy of carrying on with Senecaniomie industries and exports. It notes New Zealand reduced tariffs and urges liberalized measures to favor primary and manufactured exports, hoping reforms align with Ottawa’s stance.
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Manchestr Guardian
Lyana
Ausstalian
Meg Thurby
Senecaniomie
Indus
Lancashuire
New Zealand
Pan
Ottawa
Police Shootout in Dublin Near Theatre Injures Officers
Gunmen in Dublin opened fire near the Catehy Theatre shortly before midnight injuring two uniformed officers, Petru Hog Grafton Silvet and Comatanin CLaary. They were taken to hospital. Motive for the attack remains unclear.
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Bergan Lookin
Comatanin Claary
Petrul
Hog Grafton Silvet
Dublin
Catehy
Unkauwa
Rival Gangs Clash in Sydney Street Brawl
Sunday a vicious fight between rival gangs erupted in Sydney near Ulli. Several injured as police failed to make arrests amid a large crowd blocking traffic. Injured youths were carried away by companions before officers arrived. Police described the clash as the result of rival faction tensions at public events.
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Ulli
Abich
Tne
An An Pulance
Onlonkern
Tewae
Img Ube
State Elections Optimism From Premier Ahead Of Polls
The Premier spoke in confident terms about government prospects at today’s election, outlining positive views from recent itineraries and meetings in both suburbs and the country. He noted Labour disarray, ALP disbandments, and Labour fatigue amid attacks on ministers, while highlighting support for government seats and focus on Water Board controversy.
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Stevens
Lang
Mamlitom
Newcastle
Wollongong
Labour
Hese
Water Board
ALP
Bi Varney
Itd Board
Meyene
Public Health Notice on Stock Diseases for Territory
The Health Department announces a disease control service for stockowners in the Territory under the Stock Ordinance. Officials provide free inspection but charge for vaccines or remedies. owners must report any suspected illness to the Inspector or Director.
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McKay
Btock Lisewans
Reparty
Bink Pinenses Opdinanes
Health Department
Manuka Post Office Plans Announced Reversed
The Director-General of Post Services proposed a Manuka post office establishment, facing heavy local objections. After strong representations from residents, Canberra Advisory Council, and Chamber of Commerce, the plan was halted and the Deputy Director in Sydney tasked to oversee the establishment decision.
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Mr. Brown
Manuka
Sydney
Hae
Canberra poised for NSW Conservatorium orchestra visit
Special interest in a proposed Canberra visit by the New South Wales State Conservatorium Orchestra conducted by Dr. Banton. The plan includes Canberra and Goulburn, aiming for a full size ensemble visiting the National Capital for the first time. The Canberra Musical Society invites local orchestral players to join rehearsals at 8 pm each Tuesday in Albert Hall, fostering support for the venture.
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New South Wales
Pepeeely
Canberra Atuwon Society
Albert Mall
Pon Musical Society
Dr. Hainton
Ad Hin Orchestra
Lonely Isle Tristan Sends Greetings
Cape Town Buluray Captain Grimitie of the Enorma of Australia reports by wire that he funded 120 tome atoves RL Tristan de Cumby. He was proud of his long voyage and called it a completely successful journey. The crew, including deck hand Donald Glave, aged 80, were all fit and happy. The Queen sent a gramophone and the King sent a large quantity of window glass to the wanders, who handed the items in an addiiron to the King.
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Cape Town
Buluray
Grimitie
Enorma
Australia
Donald Glave
Hoover's Attack on Vandersnip Halts in Early Campaign
Fragmentary text shows Hoover criticizing Vandersnip and attacking political opponents. The record includes garbled phrases about New Deal, strength, and a failed or ineffective maneuver in an 1890 era context. The piece reads as a political column or wire story with incomplete sentences and unclear actions.
Hadamovaky Defends TV Plan Amid Show With Hitler Tie
Director Hadamovaky claims a television broadcast in Britain will proceed on autumn plans despite controversy. He says audience officials witnessed a high profile program featuring Mickey Mouse and a telegram to Hitler. He asserts no taxation will apply to rights and notes a May Day Labour demonstration will be diverted.
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Hadas Mmuvaky
Jover
Britain
Fq Televislon
Dennard Ton
Hadam- Jovaky
Ant Nowapayerman
Mickey Moufit
Anil
Hadamovaky
Hitler
Thorn
Fiadamoveky
Livia
Boycott Over Prices At Newcastle Stadium Sparks Riots
Sunday's protest by hundreds outside Newcastle Stadium over price increases led to clashes, doors blocked, and some fans forcing entry. Ten people entered ringside area as crowd threw roof contents and damaged property while authorities negotiated open doors. Manager claimed price rise tied to new fight cars from Sydney. upcoming bouts and rivals noted but uncertain.
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Adaimaton
Newenatio Stadium
Iren
Joe Johnson
Ceumnock
Pat Craic Wal
Iil
Techaless Enock
Covpinn
Sydney
Ames
Phil Zwick
Bluey Joney
Dust Plague Strikes Countryside Killing Farm Animals
Dust storm devastates Kannar City area with reports of deaths among livestock and pneumonia like illness in Eastern Colorado. Authorities struggle to reach patients as air pollution chokes towns and buildings collapse under the choking dust particles.
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Bat
Colorado
Chase in Park Sydney
Two men were arrested in Banil tow Park early Monday on charges of stealing a car owned by Dr. Blue of Rade e wan. One suspect allegedly fled in a stolen vehicle while another was captured near Wee in the car. Police recovered the vehicle and continued the investigation.
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Dr. Blue
Radeewan
Birnultapecualy
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