Queanbeyan Urged Merger With Territory Council Meet Sought
Queanbeyan residents urge a merger with the Federal Capital Territory. A public meeting is to be convened, with a deputation to present the proposal to the Municipal Council. Supporters cite unemployment, taxation, and local government concerns as drivers of the move.
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Queanbeyan
Association
Bowers
Canberra
Olaigoma
Howe
A. McInnes
J. B Nuyidwon
Hy, W. Deane
Wo. Bowe
Re 1 & Fallick
A. Howera
Jardine Voyage Illume London Cricket News and Aboard Notes
London reports from Monday and Tuesday detail Sevlerat evening on board the ice eaien from Canada and the Atholl voyage home. The piece mentions Mr D Lean and a silver box 90 with praised cricket skill, plus Harold Larwood set to publish a book in June titled Remes of cricket, celebrating Brygland and international play.
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London
Atholl
Canada
Wrwood
Harold Larwood
Will Pill & Book
Sedan
Brygland
Saad
Daringe Inka
Fatal Serum Trial Shocks City Officials
A government laboratory investigation reveals that a fatal diphtheria serum caused by tampering resulted in child deaths. Director Trevor Terni and an assistant were arrested on criminal negligence charges as the investigation expands.
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Trefeor Terni
Hie Assetant
Bette Nome
Halys Foremoat Specialist
Persian Oil Pact in Teheran With Anmin Persian Co
A new agreement in Teheran with the Anmin Persian Oil Company sets royalties at four pounds per ton, plus a fifth of profits and arrears of one million pounds. The company will extract five million tons, fund a yearly education annuity of four thousand two hundred pounds in London, and the commission runs for sixty five years.
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Teheran
Anmin-Persian Oil Company
Tt Winder
London
German Army Geneva Disarmament Vote Sparks Debate
The Disarmament Conference, with a 42 to 3 vote, urged rethinking the German armed strength. It called for broader limits on officers and men, including a Green Police unit, and suggested integration with the broader British plan under seven guiding rules.
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Geneva
Monty
Te Priwaiin Totico Fore
Green Police
Nasi Amiliary Apeelal Coostabulary
Brown Mbrit
SSS
British coal orders from Germany under trade pact
In the House of Commons the President of the Board of Trade described concessions to Germany on the trade schedule in exchange for an assurance on writs. He estimated British coal imports under the agreement would affect about 1,800 miners and that relaxed duties on German coal would impact workers in several English districts. The pact was limited and did not address broader tariff issues to be discussed with Germany.
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London
Committee of Ways and Means
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Walter Runciman
Germany
D'Striete
England
Stranded Near the Tucker Box in Gundagai
A motor car ran out of fuel near the Tucker Box in Gundagai on Tuesday. The stranded party, including Mr Long, were left near the monument marking the spot as Public Works arrived to assist, after which the journey resumed.
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Gundagai
Tuseday
Gundamal
Mr. Long
Prasad
Sant
Gundagal
Petrah
Coalition Critique of Tariff Shifts in Coal Sector Debate
In a Birmingham district session critics led by Ric Ausian Clamber- Neamt Ma and Atwan argued that Runman's tariff gains for email industry were abandoned and that Rome built new facilities to exploit the Newark shift. Neville Chamberlain's motion to report progress failed by a landslide vote as Conservative MPs including Amery and Croft tabled to reject the Anglo German trade agreement on insufficient concessions.
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Greammood Haband
Ric Ausian
H-Amery
Commie
Atwan
Runman
Industria
Birmngham
Rome
Neville Chamberlain
Conservative
Mr. Amery
Air H. Pare Croft
P. J. Hannon
Cecl. G Kc. Peto
Wheat producers to confer at Geneva meeting
The Commonwealth Government accepted an invitation to attend an international Wheat Conference in Geneva on May 10. Australia will be represented by Mr. M. Bruce. Prime Minister Lyons said the government favored a conference with Canada and Argentina to seek remunerative wheat prices and address world price concerns. Government will participate in an informal international gathering with the United States, Argentina, and Canada to discuss the wheat problem.
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Commonwealth
Geneva
M. Bruce
Australia
Prine
Me. Lyons
Conference of Representatives
Mel Hourne
Argentina
Linn
Governmenta
United Staton of America
Arvenne
Canada
Sterling Declines in Paris Amid Market Uncertainty
In Paris sterling fell as traders cited hesitancy over a plan to stabilize the British pound. Financial observers suggested the move aimed to pressure Britain into adopting depreciation aligned with broader currency policy signals.
World Conference Invite Brings Mr Bruce to Represent
A formal invitation to attend the World Economic Conference in London on June 12 was received by the Commonwealth Government. Prime Minister J A Lyons said cabinets confirmed Mr S M Bruce, resident minister to London, as the Australian representative. May Day across Europe saw mostly calm demonstrations with notable activity in South Wales and Berlin where large crowds gathered.
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Bruce
London
Commonwealth
J. A. Lyons
5. M. Brus
Europe
South Wales
Paria
Evervene
Lilien
Berlin
Hite
Roosevelt to Attend London Conference
New York Monday report says President Roosevelt may attend several London Conference sessions and perhaps make an address. He will not participate as a delegate unless domestic affairs permit progress to warrant his presence.
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New Fork
Roosevelt
London
Treasury officials named for Commonwealth Bank advisory group
The secretary to the Treasury B. 4. Shwehan will lead the principal advisory panel. Mr. Bruce will be assisted by Professor J. G. Melville, economist Mr. F. ls McDeumall, and Mr. Q. Rhedden, with external matters to Mr. Bruce in London and other duties.
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The
Treasury
B. 4. Shwehan
Bruce
J. G. Melville
Commonwealth Bank
F. Ls McDeumall
Commonwealth
London
Q. Rhedden
Bruce Fm Vondon
Willeine Alleng Te Conte Ance
Farm Relief Laws Labor Allegations Denied
Sydney reports the Attorney-General denying Labor organizers claims that the government would abolish all moratorium protections if the referendum passes. He says the allocation has no foundation in fact and most applications for protection come from farmers themselves. The Act has already provided relief totaling over 28,000 with more funds anticipated.
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Sydney
Manning
Fement
Work for Dole New Scheme Gains Government Backing
The Minister for Labour today approved applications from the Warringah Wollongong and Kuringle Shires and the Central Mlawarre Council to adopt the substitute work for the dole scheme. Local Government Department nominees will assess each council’s ability to implement the program in their areas.
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Sydney
Labour
Tornado Devastates Arkansas and Louisiana Kill Count Rises
A deadly tornado swept through sections of Arkansas and Louisiana late Monday killing at least 61 people. At Minded, 68 fatalities were reported with scores injured. More than 1,000 people were injured across five towns.
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Louis
Arkansas
Louisiana
Minded
Nazi Rally and Vienna Armoured Show Dominate May Day
Ten massive processions converged at the Tempelhofer Parade Ground as Goebbels opened a May Day rally. Hitler urged national unity and a four year plan with housing, roads, and compulsory labor while promising no attack on the proletariat. In Vienna streets, armoured equipment and barricades sealed off the center amid police threats. Madrid also banned Communist gatherings as unrest flared.
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Tempelhofer
Tempelhoser
Herr Goebbels
Merr Hitler
Hitler
Madrid
Maitland New York Granted Fresh License Amid May Day Turmoil
Demonstrations across the United States marked May Day with rallies and speeches. In Chicago a series of downtown bombings caused about 168 000 dollars in damage but no casualties. Police blamed gangsters seeking Teamsters Union control. New York’s radicial and Communist groups formed a united front amid parade mismanagement. One official noted prosecutorial actions and renewed license grants for Maitland treyheuna Machanica.
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New York
United States
Chicago
Teamsters Union
Rodullary
Communist Party
E United
Union Bauareep
Maine Tims
Chaltry
Mery Biller
Racing Bed Deva
Malilané Treyheuna Machanica
Mare ‘Coursing Amortat
Presen Government
Yoann Destioy Wiltemmay
Hoomm
Crisis in Manchukuo Soviets Demand Rail Line Control
Official admission that grave dispute exists between Manchukuo and the Soviet Union over the Chinese Eastern Railway. Moscow accuses Manchukuo of violating the Mukden treaty, demands blockade end, and threatens a new equal treaty to resolve ownership and control amid border fortifications and troop activity.
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Shanghai
Man Shull
Russia
China
Manchukuo
Manchuk
Tariff Truce Difficulties Met in America New York
In New York on Monday reports say Admiral Dalos pretruce talks stalled as Mr Norman David in London tentatively discussed a tariff truce with foreign representatives. Officials fear early conversations coincide with the Anglo Argentine trade pact in London and wonder if Roosevelt may push further with Argentina than with Canada amid tougher mutual concessions and competition from Argentine production.
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Admidiaealos
Canada
Disarmament Conference Breaks After German Amendments
London dispatch reports a long discussion at the Disarmament Conference on Britain’s plan. German amendments are described as creating serious obstacles, and the session adjourned until Wednesday with no immediate agreement.
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London
France alarmed over Paris military mobilization report
A Daily Herald dispatch says Paris received alarms as the French government circularized prefects of military command to unify in stamping out a Pascam threat to national defense. Few arrests occurred with little disorder noted. Moscow May Day observances continued with tanks, planes, and troops.
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Paris
Herald
Naxi
Pascam
Huakatoog
Regina
Calgary
Vancouver
Monjaw
Moscow
Louis
Stalin
IMD
Tirtish
Ealy
Touching homage at Florence for fallen hero in levity
A wartime ceremony in Florence honored the late Mr Wickier with a somber cortege. British and Italian officials attended including Col. Prev ens and General Baiho. Flowers fell from a plane as the coffin passed, and the interment was described as temporary pending removal to Queensland. The procession moved to the Roman Gates with a final salute before a private burial.
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Florence
Mondar
Flower
Queensland
Hinkler Fugersi Procemion Helt
Forests and Premier Discuss New Policies
South Australian forestry authorities hold talks with the Premier and related ministers to outline new forest management steps for the coming year. Officials stress sustained timber operations while balancing environmental safeguards amid ongoing review of industry practices.
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Kolla
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Australa
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Tuander
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USA
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Mally
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Hinklee
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