Rival Policies in Cabinet Pressure From the Dominions
London report outlines a Commons debate on Sir Herbert Samuel's motion. It contrasts Sir W. Runciman push for open world markets with Major Elliott push for a closed market favoring British farmers. The piece notes cabinet backing from Neville Chamberlain and Stanley Baldwin for Ottawa Agreement policies and cites tensions between industrial and agricultural interests across dominions and foreign markets.
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House of Commons
Herbert Samuels
Liberal Party
Board of Trade
W. Runciman
Major Elliott
Daily Herald
Mr. Runciman
Mesers
Neville Chamberlain
Stanley Baldwin
Lord Haileharm
Ottawa
Moscow Pact Between Russia and Poland Aims Ten Year Peace
The Moscow pact links Russia and Poland for a ten year non aggression, with Romania mentioned and a Western security boost for the Soviet side. It dispels rumors of a secret German Polish scheme and signals a stronger push toward Eastern European pacification despite broader tensions.
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Moscow
Rumnie
Poland
Europe
Kippax and McCabe In Form At Bromley
Bromley on the sick list with a temperature, Oldfield replacing him in the team. Bradman 65, Geary mops up, Kippax and Darling solid in century chase. Gow and Astill among wickets as Australia bat through 70 minutes, 69 runs partnership.
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Kip
Darling
Geary
Tealy
Gow
Astill
Lageide Fieldeman
Xippax
Feeady
Bradman
Bradman Out For New Record At Leicester
London report notes Moult in The Daily Telegraph doubts Bradman will beat the joint 1698 record by Grace and Hammond for 1000 runs in 22 days. The inquiry among Australians at Leicester suggests Bradman’s bid faces strong challenge as he seeks the long-standing milestone.
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London
Moult
Daily Telegraph
Leicester
Bradman
W. G. Grace Dines
Hammond
Australian cricket tour guests of Mr MacDonald at Chequery
The Australian cricket team will be guests of Prime Minister Ramaay MacDonald at Chequery on May 13, as part of the tour. Bradman handles mounting correspondence, and business aspects burden the players and officials. Bromley misses matches due to influenza while Leicester fixtures are in doubt.
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Don
Correa ‘Labovster
Ramaay MacDonald
Chequery
Intervat
Bradman
America
Bromley
Leicester
Free State trade hinges on Britain says O Duffy
Dublin report quotes General O Duffy declaring no alternative to the English market. He cites three months of Free State goods exported to Britain while urging a shift to more Irish production, noting Britain has bought the vast majority of Free State exports.
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Dublin
O'Duffy
Caneral
Free State
Ieam
Britain
Disarmament Plan Faces Cabinet Split in Britain
The Daily Telegraph reports Tuesday discussions on a British disarmament plan to be put forward at Geneva when the conference resumes in May. Ministers diverge, with Mr MacDonald mostly supportive yet finding dominion pushback worrisome as France shifts its stance amid economic strain and doubts of German threat. France reassesses its defences, suggesting Britain may bear a more prudent role at Geneva.
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Geneva
Excise Frauds Alleged From Police Raids in Lithgow Areas
Police and customs officers raided the Workmen's Institute at Lithgow and sites at Bathurst Cullen Bullen and Rydal, seizing about 8000 gallons of beer. The Customs Department expects 30 to 40 charges by summons as investigations proceed with ministerial deliberation in Canberra. The confiscated liquor, including hundreds of rosé bottles of tear, will be stored at Lithgow Police Station while inquiries tie in with cart notes and alleged control arrangements.
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Bydney
Workmen's Institute
Lithgow
Bathurst
Cullen Bullen
Rydal
Customs Department
Canberra
Lithgow Police
Commonwealth Crown Law
Alec Mande
Cunignasing
Order of
Foreign trade treaties for parliament in Melbourne
The Minister for Commerce announced hopes to have bilateral trade agreements with foreign nations ready for presentation to Parliament this session. He spoke after a conference with the Minister for Customs regarding the proposed environment and Belgium relations.
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Melbourne
Siewert
Atawart
Customs
White
Ada
Belgium
GOODWILL TOUR SHOWS UNIQUE APPEAL IN CHINA
The Latham party's visit to China concluded with a warm reception and frank dialogue. Local press says the gesture strengthens bilateral ties and could boost Australian agricultural exports, despite not being trade driven. The program then shifts to Japan with dinners, audiences, and tours before returning May 21. Mrs. and Miss Latham arrived in Shanghai after a long voyage.
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Latham
Japan
China
Shanghai
Kobe
Emperor Jumen
Imperial Palace
Research Levy Speech Targets National Industry Economics
Sydney on Monday the Executive Council discussed creation of mussidiary organizations to tabulate economic data for each industry. The speaker urged extending production and a formal economic plan for Australia, proposing a research levy of one percent of export value for three years to fund national economic planning.
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Executive Council
Councl
Australis
Council
Flour orders canceled amid hope of tax relief
A disorganised market in New South Wales sees flour orders canceled as mill owners demand rent relief and a potential tax concession. The Flour Mill Owners Association has telegraphed officials asking for prompt consideration of a relief policy, signaling financial strain in the trade.
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Sydnet
Wales of
Scientists Gather for CS and LR Congress
A large group of scientists from across Australia arrive for the semiannual meeting of science and industry, starting tomorrow. The conference will be held in Canberra, gathering researchers and industrial leaders for discussions and demonstrations.
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Bydnet
Yall Parte
Australie
For Sclenue
Saners
Age Revision To Be Enforced in Railways
Sydney reports the government intends to enforce an adjustment for New South Wales railway workers. The matter was brought before the Transport Minister, Mr Brusnar, for consideration and a reply was awaited. The discussion outlined the government’s plan to implement changes affecting railway staff.
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Sydney
New South ‘Wales
Brusnar
Prince Henry Canberra Visit Plans Under Way
Plans for Prince Henrys visit to Canberra outline public receptions and social events. Officials say two actions are being arranged to welcome His Royal Highness with a keen interest from residents, while formal business in Parliament will not be conducted.
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Prince Henry
Canberra
Length of Stay in NSW in Inquiry Update
The Stats Director of the Royal... stated today that applications to extend the Dubs of Gloucester's finals to New South Wales had been made, but no reply had been received from the minister in charge of tour arrangements.
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Bydnet
Royal
Yvlalt
Clifford Hay
Gloucester
New South Wales
Me. Mart
Former Spy Denied Landing at Liverpool
The former spy Lincoln was refused permission to remain in the country at Liverpool due to an undetermined deportation order. He has been detained while followers who refused to pay for a hoarding house await their return.
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Lincoln
Wagland
Pa SA
Wellington Floods and Landslides Halt City Activity
Severe floods and landslides hit Wellington on Monday, blocking roads and disrupting daily life. Emergency crews worked to clear debris, assess damage, and secure troubled zones as residents faced power outages and restricted travel. Local authorities urged caution and coordinated relief efforts across the region.
King's Accession Day Observed in London Celebrations
The 24th anniversary of the King's accession was marked with Te Deum at Windsor and services in London. The Princess of Gloucester and other royals attended private chapel observances at Windsor as crowds gathered along The Mall and Hyde Park. The Royal couple planned to return to Buckingham Palace on Monday, with the royal procession and jet at Hyde Park anticipated.
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London
Et Pants Cathedral
Windsor
Walon Dube
Tore
Peiaserus
Gloucester
Buckingham Palace
Hyde Park
Superannuation Police To Test Law
Government tests the validity of the payment period for their pension, with police to oversee the measure and ensure compliance during the transition period.
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Police
Eydnet
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