Desperate Desert Tragedy of Anderson and Hitchcock
Minister for Defence received a report from Wave Hill Station detailing the forced landing of the aero plane Kookaburra G A U K A in desert scrub around April 10. Anderson and Hitchcock perished in the crash or shortly after, with their bodies later found near the aircraft. The party deemed recovery impractical due to decomposition and harsh travel conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Glasgow
Defence
Eston
R.A.A.F
Wave Hill
Eaton
Douglas
Mr. Moray
Australian Investment Co
Kookaburra
G-Auka
Ultra Vires Dr Alcorns Claim on Delegated Powers
Dissent terms by Dr Alcorn on a motion ruling by the Federal Capital Council, forwarded to the Minister for Home Affairs Mr Abbott. Alcorn cites no grounds of objection. Canberra reports say delegation of powers to the Commissioner is valid, affecting Dr Watson’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. Alcorn
Commlardon
Canberra
J. A. Abbott
Casca Pera
Dr. Alcorn
Eden
Watson
Radium Fund total reaches new milestone in London
The Radium Fund report shows total contributions of 2785 pounds sterling with Lord Melchett contributing 600 and nine others giving 1000 pounds each. Donations range from 25 pounds upward, signaling broad support for the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Melchett
Britains Future Aims for Australia in Austrias Shadow
Britain’s future outlook, presented by A Delrin of Sydney, argues Austria’s decline after the Thirty Years War mirrors Britain’s risk of centrifugal state formation. The piece contends Australia remains loyal but wary, with many Australians criticizing British leadership and methods, while American capital shifts influence toward Australia and Britain’s invulnerability to world markets erodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laindon
A. Delrin
Bydney
Austria
Drussing
Cle
America
Germany
Holman
Catherine Noomentin
Australia
Britain
Ireland
England
London
Diitain
Wolf
Hiatas
Suent
Hier
Poison Gas Protocols and Empire Stance On Wartime Treaties
The article describes Britain and allies renouncing certain gas warfare measures and discusses disagreed wartime protocols. It notes that Britain Australia South Africa and others signed reservations about the treaty not binding if allies did not accept the preface. It mentions Lord Contiondent and the general stance of the empire on enforcing or avoiding binding obligations in the evolving warship protection and maritime terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
South Africa
Entiiiten
New Arubhind
Fragmentary Text Refers to World Union and Population
The readable portions hint at a discussion of population, a global union, and political control. Ambiguous names suggest mentions of individuals and organizations without clear context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrttuin
Perial Zollverein
Rome
Bemeth Ceri
World Union of
World Union of Apfio
Heston
Southern Cross Fliers Plan Joint Statement In Sydney
In a joint statement Kingsford Smith and another aviator said no public inquiry yet and that they mourn the two airmen Keith Anderson and Bobby Hitchcock. They explained they could not comment earlier and cited rescue work as the reason for the delay. They also thanked the public for support as their flight to England would be delayed in June due to recon ditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Kingsford Smith
Carlier
Emra
Keith Anderaun
Bobby Hitchcock
Neal
England
Smith
Alan
Holden Visit to Canberra Delayed by Weather and Ill Health
A garbled report outlines Captain Holden’s planned Canberra visit facing weather delays and illness. The itinerary includes meetings with Minister for Home Affairs Mr Abbott and a briefing for Mr Albert on government travel plans. The timetable remains uncertain, with possible rescheduling if conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinhern
Canberra
Holden
Cijpdtal Joestier
Moir's Flight Arrives in Cairo Calico Describes Refuel and Route
An Austra lan Press dispatch reports Moir and Owen arriving at Colne false refueling for Gemparrow's leg to Widad. They faced four strong headwinds, planned a 1.20 am departure to cover ground, and noted preparations in conjunction with Moir and Coven's Helit plan. Vickers Ltd commented on route viability and unusual aircraft types for a fresh Notratia crossing, amid early June forecasted weather considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calico
Australan Press Association
Moir An Owen
Colne Foalny
Gemparrow
Widad
Fiat
Moir
Lion
Myelin
Australia
Dots
Vickers
Mesramruth Iin
Vickers Ltd
Notratia
Persian Throne Battle Nears Between Rivals
Rival factions Noveho Haguio and Nadir Khan prepare for a confrontation as forces mobilize. Haccha leads troops into the mountains leaving undefended areas, while Nevthria plans to press into the capital with 1,000 supporters. Nadir enjoys backing from Bheh Molanud and potential help from brothers-fardtog jharon and Qank, as Byorha’s power looms toward Kabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noveho Haguio
Nadir Khan
Haccha
Keleyl
Nevthria
Nadir
Flood relief fund update and lists of donors
The Tasmanian Flood Relief Fund reported receipts of £462 18 5 with £325 sent to Tuan. The latest additions include several donors and items, though the text contains many garbled names and incomplete notes. Local lists reference Canberra and North Canberra areas, with mentions of school children and possible tickets or petitions among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuan
Canberee Turt
Tub Co
Gorman Hawa
Gibreattar
North Canberra
Rleket
Theuben Hill
Labour Party Election Manifesto Highlights Reforms
The manifesto rejects extremism and pledges quick action on unemployment with pensions for mothers and promises to boost prosperity for the low paid. It calls for frontline industry reform, shorter hours, housing and road improvements, training, tax reforms on food, graduated income taxes, and measures to curb profiteering while supporting families in Wales England and Bedland. It appeals to women with a focus on health and welfare of mothers and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour Party
Holshevik
Coumuniat
Pairty
Foiwoyen Uni
Dominions
Hewdande
Owill
Bedland
Wales
England
Disregard Party Advice From Viscount Cecil
London date Viscount Cecil replies to a correspondent on how to vote in the general election. He urges voters to back only trusted candidates who advocate a policy of peace and prudent breezes, saying he would advise his party candidate if times were favorable for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Viscount Cecil
Denmark considers end to conscription amid reform drive
In Copenhagen on Tuesday the new Socialist Minister for Day proposes voluntary service and a form of national service. About 1,609 men would be trained for four to twelve years and paid a modest daily stipend. Medical examination and selective calls would determine the 1,600 conscripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Dled
AM Puntha
Petition to Governor General seeks Canberra parliament
Dr J F Watson of Gungahlin Federal Capital Territory has petitioned the Governor General asking Parliament be summoned to establish a proper government for Canberra and to remove Minister for Home Affairs C L A Abbott. The issue likely ties to events around the Third Communist election, with government officials indicating the petition will be public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Watson
Gungahlin
Federal Capital Territory
Watson
Bie
Mr. Wernen
May Day Torchlight Observance in Sydney
May Day celebrations in Sydney drew several thousand workers into a torchlight procession from Trades Hall to Hyde Park. Two men carried a large flag while numerous banners waved. At Hyde Park, speakers addressed the crowd, including J. Ciarden, with no incidents reported.
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Sydney
Trades Hall
Hyde Park
Hede Park
Trivelnd
Ciarden
THANKS OFFERING Donor of £100,000 to King Edward Fund
The King’s private secretary Lor Stamfordham wrote to Audis thanking a donor for a £100,000 gift to the King Edward Fund. The King, president of the fund for nearly 30 years, said the donation would form a splendid nucleus for the appeal and be wisely administered by the council. He commended the nursing and medical staff and noted his debt of gratitude to doctors and surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lor Stamfordham
Witten
Audis
King Edward Hospital
Perme Venza
Donation to King Edward Hospital Fund Exceeds Hundred Thousand
Tuesday January Revelstoke donor from baxquiested contributes £100000 to the King Edward Hospital Fund where he chairs the Anence committee. The donation boosts the hospital fund and reflects the donor’s ongoing support for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaen Revelstoke
Miners’ Petition Sparks Royal Commission Exam Debate
In a message to the hints treasurer and the Miners' Federation leader, the general secretary argued the government rejected a counter proposal. He said the Government would allow examination of owner books by the Royal Commission, but miners demand their own accountant join the inquiry, a dispute over wage cost assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pydney
Welnewlay
Treneurer
Brovens
Fesday
Dawtest
Hoyal Commission
Housing Branch Moves Under Lands Department
The housing branch of the commission will be transferred to the Lands Department to centralize housing matters. A new office will be created at the head of the new branch, with expected changes to the Architect's Department and a simplified procedure for dealing with housing issues amid rising workload. The move aims to streamline collection and administration of housing matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lands Department
Stat
Architect
Hew
Ian Sepeintment
Divorce court award dispute over £1500 in Sydney
In a Sydney divorce case the jury weighed damages claimed by Arthur James Citwin against his wife Loum Golwitt. Citwin, a master builder of Bexley, sought £2000 but the jury awarded him £1500 amid contentious testimony and cross claims in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wednessay
Tay
Arthur Jamen Citwin
Hoo Ogeinet
Alexander Christiansen
Bexley
Wis
Loum Golwitt
Theo
May Day Procession in Tokio Draws Large Turnout
Report describes a 30 000 strong May Day procession in Tokio with hundreds of women in disguise. Police guarded the event but no disturbances occurred. Sailors joined the parade marking the first marine participation in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Hain
Thonkand
Faurlaur
Communists Arrested in Paris as May Day Precautions Rise
Police in Paris announce the arrest of 860 Communists on Wednesday amid anticipated May Day disturbances. The wide sweep targets activists and suspected organizers as authorities enforce security measures across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wensne
Australian War Pensions Appeal Tribunals Named
Parliament created three tribunals under the Soldiers Repatriation Act the War Pensions Entitlement Appeal Tribunal and two Appeal Tribunals for Repatriation appeals. Appointments include Lieut Col A Wituleton Brig Gen T Griffin and Lt Col K Dibdin with salaries from £1125 to £1760. Chairs N Mighell and H H Howard with salaries around £1260. Tribunals chosen from returned soldiers groups. judges to hear appeals about pension eligibility and discontent with Repatriation Commission decisions.
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A. Wituleton
C.mg
Lie
New South Wales
T. Grifithe
C.mlg
C.wlk
Victoria
Dibdin
Mighell
Howard
Bruce
Thistlement
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Anderson and Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Anderson
Robert Hitchcock
Moray
O.K
Rei Anwennoun
Vires
Alcorn
Crown Law Opinion
Radium Fund
W. A. Holman
U.s.a’s
Southern Cross
Hyuney
Dea Hoblen
Ross
Cairo
Tasmania
Denmark
Lands Dept
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