King appeals for the unemployed amid London jubilation
King and Queen address the nation urging relief of suffering and job creation amid joyous celebrations in London. The broadcast stresses duty to promote work as crowds fill streets, with fireworks, music, and a long night of revelry. Heat and stampede injuries mark the festive period.
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Pope sends congratulatory telegram to King on 25 years
The Pope sent a congratulatory telegram to His Majesty marking twenty five years of enlightened and beneficent rule. He offered heart salutations and prayed God to bless the King and Queen with long life and happiness and success in their labours for peace and prosperity of the realm.
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London
Papal Legate Message With Royal Gratitude Communicated
Avon bishop Bernardini, papal legate to Australia, cabled to Mr Lyons asking to convey warm congratulations and good wishes to Their Majesties on behalf of Catholics in Australia. The King replied gratefully through Lyons, expressing deep gratitude for the loyal expression from Australian Catholics.
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King's Broadcast Dedication of Service at Jubilee
The king delivers a Buckingham Palace broadcast to a world audience on Jubilee Day. He thanks loyal subjects and pledges renewed service, urging unity, courage, and work to aid the unemployed, with a note to inspire younger generations for future national service. The message echoes Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee words.
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Victoria Owaed
Prime Minister Tribute At Claridge's Dinner
The Prime Minister praised the King’s dignity and understanding during war and reconstruction, paying homage to his culture and leadership. He stated advisers have supported him, and the nation owes gratitude for the King’s guidance through trying years.
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Colourful Garden Party in Sydney
A lively garden party in Sydney drew government officials and visiting naval contingent. Military uniforms and a festive atmosphere highlighted the afternoon as guests from Australia and Japan mingled amid decorations and official presence.
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Cheers For Mr Lyons On Australian Welcome
The Prime Minister and Mrs Lyons drew hearty cheers along the processional route outside the Queensland and New South Wales houses as Australians gave a warm reception. Lyons said the reception and loyalty shown made them feel at home and proud to represent Australia.
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Australia
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Tyons
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Nashinass
Walcome
Unclear Melbourne Parliament Session Briefly Reported
A fragmented report from Melbourne notes Governor Lord Muntinghard presiding at a Queen’s Fall Parliament session. The text mentions absentee cosmuilar representatives, limited admittance, and a decision tied to a transmant event with the Duke of Inyve in October. A letter of congratulations to the Ring is referenced.
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Witend
Conference on Rome prep with Austria and Hungary
The Venice meeting of Italy Austria and Hungary representatives reported a spirit of friendliest cooperation. They discussed political and economic issues in preparation for the Rome conference while stressing independence of Austria and other states.
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Spd
Austria
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Auerey
Ibu ka Bell Speech Highlights Harmony Between Nations
Rear Admiral Makamura of the visiting Japanese squadron urged friendship with Australia at a civic reception. He recalled Japan's aid in World War II and said the Ibuke bell and steering wheel were souvenirs. He warned that if tensions rise, ringing the bell would warn Japan with a strong echo.
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Australia
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Haast
Pacific Ocean
New Deal Setback by Supreme Court Declares Act Constitutional
The Supreme Court, by an Ave to four majority, ruled the Railway Retirement Act constitutional. The decision implies further new legislation may still be challenged. the act, passed by Congress and signed by Roosevelt, creates pensions impacting many railway workers. Chief Justice Hughes dissented with the minority.
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Supreme Court
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Magistrate Orders Reduction in High Interest Case
A magistrate reduced interest charges in a case involving a moneylender and a defendant Mr Laidiaw on Tuesday. The court noted the borrower repaid part of the loan and that the remaining balance and principal were addressed amid remarks from the High Court about fewer men submitting to crafty terms and the borrower’s past actions.
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High Court
AIR FATALITY FOUR KILLED IN LINER CRASH
Four people are killed when a liner crashes after failing to land. Investigators probe engine performance and weather as rescue teams search the wreckage and confirm passenger and crew losses.
Crash in Rough Field Near Kansas City Claims Four Lives
A Transcontinental Western Airways Douglas monoplane crashed during a forced landing near Atlanta Missouri after fuel ran short. Senator Bronson Cutting aged 48 and three other crew members perished. pilot Marvin Bolton co-pilot Kenneth Reowen and Sten Geaane Hina also killed. Passenger Mire Katrin reportedly paralyzed, baby unharmed. The flight from Kansas City reached 2:30 am local time, with emergency instructions guiding the landing near Kirkville Missouri. A Presidential candidate in 1838 or 1840 was killed instantly.
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Mar ‘Vey Bolton
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Savage theft and assault in Melbourne home
A court heard Mea Jane Rolts describe a savage assault by a masked man at her Melbourne home on April 8 17. Rings worth £150 were attempted to be stolen as Patricia Miller and Keith Williamson faced burglary and assault charges. Miller pleaded not guilty. Williamson pleaded guilty to three charges and both await trial.
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Nim and
Miller
Thay Warn
State Lottery Drawn Today With Prizes Listed
The 26bth Blate Lottery was drawn to-day with major prizes named including 30012 Just Grandme and Be ayn dicate and 40,972 Two Old Geta. Winners include Mr A Donnell and M Willams. second and third prizes noted. Addressed entries include Mount c/o Mrs Portis and 62 Allqworth Street, Latch Uhardt.
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Queanbeyan Flower Show Returns With Floral Displays
The Queanbeyan Flower Show features annual displays of flowers and decorative arrangements. Organizers highlight fresh blooms, judged exhibits, and public viewing, inviting residents to attend and celebrate local horticulture.
Labour Profits Mr Lang's Example
Sydney reports remarkable revelations about Labour Motor Limersis Ltd. Premier Stevens accuses Lang of misrepresenting company profits and dividends. He cites balance sheets showing profits rising to 418777 in 1933 under the present government, arguing high profits support business and wage backing rather than taxing the rich.
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Mir Lang
Doctor shot at Charleville Court trial in bookmaker case
George Phillip Ryan a well known bookmaker faced trial at Charleville Court on a charge of unlawfully firing a revolver at Dr Cecil Roper. Dr Roper testified he had known the defendant for 18 months and described the sequence of the April 8 incident culminating in Roper being wounded and a finger amputated.
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Fiyan
English Trade Figures Show Dominion Role in UK Supplies
Dominion purchases of goods for the United Kingdom remained lower than imports from other countries. The Commonwealth statistician notes Britain received £82,066,241 from Australia and other dominions, while foreign sources totaled £460,861,015, with the United States and Argentina contributing smaller shares. Total Empire purchases rose, while imports from Britain to Australia increased steadily over the years.
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Australia
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Cabinet to Tour Perth and Brisbane for Meetings
The Pedera Cabinet will travel to Perth for penies off meetings lasting about wear from June 24, with a Western Australia visit potentially followed by Cabinet meetings in Brisbane. Dr Page said the journey aims to let ministers meet people as Parliament House hosts a two day session interrupted by Jubilee functions, and more meetings are planned to discuss loans, exports, and the loan programme.
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