Britain urges Germany to cooperate as fears of war rise
In London a Commons debate featured Mr. MacDonald calling for German cooperation to restore international confidence and Austen Chamberlain accusing Hitler of disturbing peace. Officials warned that Berlin’s naval and land ambitions threaten Europe, while Britain pressed for arms limits and a broad peace system.
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London
Germany
Britain
Free Commonwealth
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
MacDonald
Donald
Berlin
Europe
Pact Signed Not Aimed at Any Country
Paris to day officials announced a Franco Russian pact based on Articles 19 to 16 of the League Covenant. It provides for mutual consultation in event of aggression and confirms commitments to uphold League recommendations, with Laval set to visit Moscow next Thursday amid wartime relief celebrations in Rejoined Jecow.
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Paris
France
Russia
League Council
M. Laval
Moscow
Germany Rearms for Peace Amid Talks on Air Force
General Goering stated Germany would rearm for peace and could match any alliance’s air power if needed. He urged peaceful treaty limits while warning against non-European interference and hinted at building an air force to balance rival powers, though not necessarily equal to France or Russia.
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Minteter
Mandonald
Carman
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Italy
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Macdonald
Europe
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Mac
John Simon
Germany
Londos
Roma
Bern
Pawel
Lse
Teag
Maedsmid
United States
Moree
Jarman
Lansbury
Labour
Herbert Samuel
Austen Chamberlain
England
Rome
Creere
Bir Foun A
Moe
Berlin
Jocring
Goering
Theas
Rumels
Russia
Lorise
Wooda
No Rest for Royal Family Story Titled
London news recounts a Lord Mayor speech at Park Lane Motel. Sir Stephen Kiltik narrates a toast to the Queen and Prince of Wales, noting the Royal Family amid tax and public life, with garbled phrasing suggesting tension around royal duties.
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Diane
Jubilee medals available at Canberra post offices
Jubilee medals are on offer at the Canberra post offices. The program provides collectors with official issue medals through local branches. Residents can inquire at assigned counter desks for eligibility and ordering details.
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Canberra
Poat
Cardinal Bourne Order To Repay 41500 In Suit
In a Sydney case, an injunction favored William Mil directing David Tweed to repay 41500. Mil, a retired schoolmaster, alleged Tweed received funds and falsely promised to care for a dying woman whose heart was later removed and placed in a cathedral setting. The report notes concerns over trustworthiness and related claims.
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Sydney
Maui
Uti Leholas
William Mil
Mautor
David Tweed
Roca
Carina
Bt. Francia de Sales
Bt. John's Seminary
Guildford
Francis
Francis de Sales
Avoord
Logly
Mimeter Cathedral
Ani
Jary Chapal
Rebel Rising The Philippines Wires Cut Riot Fights
Manila dispatch reports rebel Bakbalistas in the Philippines attacked during a struggle over constitutional ratification. Several injured, four Filipinos reported wounded, two boys hospitalized in Manila. Communications disrupted as clashes spread from Bulacan and surrounding areas. American stations in Manila were alerted to protect reports of possible invasion. Government protests over taxes and poverty fueled unrest, with arrests and a declared suppression of the revolt.
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Montreal
Manila
United Press
Bakbalistas
Pro
Iin
Philippines
Bulacan
SESE
Jaknalleteg
Ha Nave
Agni
Philipanther
South Africa Triumph in First Match Captioned Scorecard
South Africa posted 301 after Worcestershire were bowled out for 90. Crimp claimed six Worcestershire wickets, with notable overs from Parkes Buller and Jackson. Worcestershire’s Wade fell early while Rowan and Noares offered resistance, Cameron top scored with 63 as gates opened for South Africa’s bowlers.
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Thurday
Worcestershire
South Africa
Gibbons
Bell
Crinp
Human
Warne
Parkes
Buller
Jackson
Wade
Miedlewyes
Rowan
Noares
Compista Temmage
Gulfara
Mourne
Cameron
Coursing Club Clean Up Inquiry Ordered At Race Meeting
A troubled club meeting adjourned amid payments and rent issues outlined by officers. The treasurer and secretary reported missing ledgers and overdue dues, while members debated preparations for a March show and a potential halt in activities until financial matters were resolved.
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Aamond
Mewar
Ong
M. E. Matton
T. Hinckeman
W. Royal
Sule Wan
C. Bailey
W. Q'fheuris
McDonald. A. & A
W. J. Gibbs
Mattes
W. Qaigiay
Eutmloaion
Maine
Eamonit
Marty Tem
Ast
Tna
Busch Mowever
P. Aod
A. Ausor Allem
Sydney
Tepur
Taulers
Cretary
Donovan
Noven
Amaia
Crapbal
Park Club
Sugar rebate rates announced for May exports
The Sugar Committee announced rebate rates for agar contents in goods exported from the Cammaenasaith during May. Rates apply to shipments to New Zealand and other destinations, with £10 1s per ton for fruit products and £20 per ton for other goods.
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Cammaenasaith
New Zealand
Appeal Court Cuts Life Term For Murder Attempt
Wesday report of the Court of Criminal Appeal considering Leslie Reed Keene 18 laborer sentenced to life by Judge Nield at Wollongong on March 5 for attempting murder with intent. Chief Justice Jordan called the crime serious but akin to a serious act while noting special circumstances. The court reduced the life sentence to ten years.
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Bydnet
Wesday
Court of Criminal “Appeal
Lesileedd Keene
Nield
Wollongong
Jordan
Balloon Reaches High Altitude in Melbourne Flight
Government meteorologist W A Dwyer announced a pilot balloon launched in Melbourne ascended to about 30 000 feet entering the stratosphere. Winds near the tropopause were moderate but intensified at higher levels, marking one of the highest Australian observations of record.
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Melbourne
W. A. Dwyer
Talloon
County cricket scoreline confusion from London match report
In a murky county cricket note from London on Thursday Cambridge University 17 and 182 fell to Kent 342 declared 110 and 3 for (Freeman 6/40) by 104 runs. Burrey 222 and Holmes 6 led Kent. Wennley and Wenaley appear with 4/42 and 4/41 in partial figures at MGC.
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London
Cambridge University
Wenaley
Wennley
Rune
Kent
Laienter
Freeman
Burrey
Holmes
Smith
MGC
Muryle
Ancient Blood Feud Sparks 40 Deaths on Northwest Frontier
Calcutta reports a long standing feud between two NW frontier clans erupts into siege violence. Khan Sahib Zangi and kin are said to have been murdered by rivals, prompting relatives to attack a fortress held by the Habic family. After 38 hours of fighting, attackers broke in and killed male residents including children, with many wounded.
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Calcutta
Seale
Teoth Earl ‘Parsons
Seryaela
Ome
Khan Sahib Zangi
Utmansal Wasirs
With & Brother
Coun
Kim Mabid
Nua Habic
Parliament building to undergo alterations for warmth
Frequent complaints of colds have led Parliament authorities to plan alterations. The forthcoming changes aim to reduce draughts and improve comfort in the building. Specific rooms including the refreshment room, representative chambers, and billiard areas will receive glassing and related improvements.
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Coridare
Sondert
No Clemency Denied for Razor Slasher in France Case
Charles Vaughan, a laborer, appeals a criminal conviction and 18 year sentence for manslaughter. The Court of Criminal Appeal rejects clemency, noting Vaughan’s involvement in the fatal stabbing of Merkart Cérdan Le Have in Camperdeen.
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Rydney
Charles Vaughan
Court of Criminal Appeal
Vaughan
Camperdeen
Cooper
Jordan Amid
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