Canberra to mark King George V Silver Jubilee
Canberra hosts empire wide jubilee program May 6 to May 8 with ceremonies at Parliament House and Government House. Notable events include guard march, football and gymkhana displays, radio broadcast, a picture night, Jubilee concerts, a mass school parade, and church services across Canberra and Manuka Oval. Attendees include the Governor General and Lady Tana, with over 100 guests expected at the garden party.
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Final Arrangements for Royal Procession in London
London reports final preparations for a ceremonial royal procession to St Paul’s Cathedral on May 6 with about 200 carriages and motor cars. The Duke and Duchess of York, Prince of Wales, Duke of Gloucester, and other royals will follow, escorted by Lifeguards, as Empire leaders including Dominion Prime Ministers attend.
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Jubilee medals awarded to 7480 honored for service
The Commonwealth Government will award medals to 7480 persons for faithful and loyal service to the King during the past two years. Names of recipients will be published Monday morning and include politicians, public servants, and others who have contributed to community life. Special King’s Jubilee medals will also be issued.
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Jubilee picture night at Capitol Theatre Canberra
Under government auspices a Jubilee Picture Night is planned for next Tuesday at Capitol Theatre Canberra. Governor General and Lady Isaacs patronize the event with profits donated to unemployment funds. The Canberra Musical Society Orchestra Mrs Thomas and Mr W Hunt and the Canberra Male Choir will perform. Films include My Old Dutch and a King George VI reign sequence with short subjects. Proceeds go to charity and the final presentation of The Gift, with W B Piate and Romance in Wits Ginger Rogers and Francis Ladarar slated for tomorrow night.
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Hindu Boycott Cast Doubt On Jubilee Calcutta
The Indian National Congress with Hindu participation declines the Jubilee in Calcutta alleging British rule remains. A Muslim-led boycott prompts government inquiries as mobs clash and prominent leaders warn of further unrest. Ulterior plans for funds toward the Viceroy’s Jubilee are reported.
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Victoria stalls loan request at Loan Council meeting
Canberra authorities expect a forthcoming Loan Council session to reject Victoria's plea for an extra 5.511 million pounds. Officials warn curtailment of loan expenditure may be needed as ministers consider limiting borrowing next year. Other states have announced needs, and Victoria faces pressure over a proposed 2.5 million pound surplus above this year’s allocation.
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Meat talks stall on Australian beef export deal
Australian meat negotiations with Britain show little progress toward mediating the Argentine agreement. Ministers, led by Menzies, expect other dominions to join if talks continue. Britain keeps a hard line, Australia seeks better access for chilled beef while New Zealand questions a common cause due to its mutton and lamb trade. The levy remains a home-market protection tool amid domestic pressure.
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Employment Trends From April Labour Report
The Ministry for Labour reports a rise in employed persons and a fall in unemployed figures. On April 35, total unemployment reached 2 044 400, down from the previous month and year. The data indicate a general improvement in employment across regions.
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Film plans after Victorian quota debate detailed
A fragmentary item discusses plans by a film company to ramp up production contingent on Victorian quota legislation. The brief hints that the quota law, passed in New South Wales, could force production changes and impact future film plans.
Anxiety in House of Commons over German arms program
In a tense Commons question time after the Easter recess, ministers warned of grave anxiety over the international situation. The Foreign Secretary cited the League Council’s work, while questions focused on Germany’s orders for twelve 280 ton submarines and the Kiel submarine school. Various ministers said the issue would be raised at the forthcoming debate and in League of Nations notices. discussions on Anglo German talks were under consideration.
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SEA SERPENT WASHES ASHORE NEAR EDEN EDEN
A strange sea creature resembling a serpent was found washed up on the beach at Eden Eden. It measured about eight feet long, with a head and neck like a serpent and a tapering tail ending in two sharp horns.
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Submarine Build Denial Sparks House Debate
In a heated exchange Mr W Thorne of Labour asks if Hitler hid nothing, Herbert insists Germany’s rearmament is clear. Mr W Adams of Conservative urges measures to check Russia and the spread of war plans. The Daily Herald notes Britain reports Germany intends to build submarines defying Versailles, fully crewed and ready near Wilhelmshaven.
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German policy statement hints at May 15 pause
The Daily Telegraph reports Hare Hitler may issue key foreign policy statements around May 15 and prefers the naval delegation to stay in London until after that date. Berlin cabinet discusses measures to ensure parity as Germany keeps pace with developments. Financial Times notes aviation shares rise on expected expansion.
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Berlin plans dumping fund to aid exports
Berlin reports a government plan to create a 63,000,000 pound fund via a tax on business turnover to finance a subsidy program. The purpose is to enable exporters to sell goods abroad at or below world prices, with the scheme expected to be issued early in May.
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Irregularities at Queanbeyan Greyhound Club Meeting
The Queanbeyan Coursing Club president Mr. Eamond admitted irregularities in recent greyhound racing events. A Friday meeting will hear reports from stewards and secretary Mr. Darcy West, who offers 50 pounds to charity if cleared of wrongdoing.
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Promise to Reduce Wages Tax Debate Summary
A five minute broademet reports Mr Stavane repeating the government policy aims. He notes at an early stage measures to ease wage tax and support reditation. The government also plans to boost redistribution policy and provide assistance to primary...
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Sir Malcolm Campbell Fined for Speeding
Sir Malcolm Campbell faced a speeding penalty after appearing in court. The case details are sparse in the fragment, but the notice confirms a fine was levied and the matter proceeded to court with Mr Campbell involved.
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Serious floods hit Victoria as Yarra floods vast areas
Melbourne reports heavy rains across Victoria with the Yarra River breaking over its banks in Healesville and Yarra Glen. Low bridges inundated, Port Melbourne and South Melbourne affected, and crops and tennis facilities threatened by floodwaters. Residents rush to move belongings amid rising flood risk.
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Air Mail Plan Seeks Fast Global Service
The Australian and British postal authorities progress on a mid 1930s imperial air mail scheme. The director of postal service Mr Frodarlak Williamsos returns from Australia expressing gratification with the principle, aiming for delivery from London within seven days. Technical talks between post offices and treasury continue to resolve remaining problems and deploy high speed services.
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Violation of Czech Frontier Reported at Border Post
A border incident involving a Czech frontier checkpoint was reported, detailing alleged policy breaches and security concerns. Authorities investigated the event, with officials pledging cooperation and monitoring. No injuries were reported, and the situation remained under review by regional border units.
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