Antarctic operations plan amid British funding debate
The report outlines British funds for Antarctic work with plans to begin in September and December, aiming to support flights and meteorology from Wellington to Byrd’s base and Rosa Sea, while seeking South African and Chilean cooperation and stressing the need for political support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerioa
Eampire
George Wilkins
Elven
Boab
Clive Builiea
Amd
Giumey
Giumey, Wikina
Ward
Pivasson
Wikins
Bea
Byrd
Rosa Sea
British actors debate rise of talkie films in London
In London a debate unfolds over the advent of sound films. Noted writers and performers urge Britain to embrace talkies and build a domestic film industry, arguing cultural and economic benefits. They stress the need for British talent to compete with American productions.
Record round in open golf title chase at London
Anglo American clash in open golf championship sees 12 Americans among 24 contenders. British players lead with Allis and Deagi posting strong rounds. Mitch shows early form before rain and nerves affect finishing putts. Leaders include Allinn 69 Deag Harmen and Horton Smith 74 with many names listed across scores.
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London
Allis
Berlin
Deagies
Catatlia
Bron
Mitch
Mitchell
Hagen
Cotton
Allinn
Deag- Harmen
Jolly
Farrell
Williamson
Macdonald Rayazen
Cruickstank
Waer- R
Melborn
Boomer
Folly
Magen
Horton Smith
C. Whitcombe
TL Whilayia
TT. Duncan
Lane i Cotton
J. J. Taylor
Maver
Masery
Marden
Future of Canberra Citizens League Pleased
The Canberra Citizens League discussed the Territory's future government at a meeting in the Sela Service bullring. Suggestions included parliamentary representation, with Minister for Home Affairs Mr O T A Albatty to be informed. the minister noted no concrete proposal existed yet. A council of the League will study the proposals and report back to the Third Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ League
Sela Servie
Ocean Vie Patines
Torsioey
Itowan
Cobine
Canberra
Jieportine
Albert Hall
Alen
T. A. Albatty
Hoo
Petent
Fiee Witeams’ League
Dpatier Pike
Ala de Alcorn
Te Tomarhe
Ggoperson
Abbott
Mer
Abdhott
Council
League
Alog
Canberra Times
Peel
Drift to Queanbeyan AID feeting of the illaens
A disputed letter from the Connection reads that there is no truth in the allegation that Russell Hill residents would be moved to Molong and in Queanbeyan. It notes workmen may benefit from Commonwealth rules and that transfers would precede any relocation while expressing surprise at the league’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Metongio
Tussedl Fontecether
Huennheyin
Molong
Quecanbeyan
Canberra
South Africa Elections Interest at Cape Town Tour
CAPT. TOWN reports Hertzog and peers discussing forthcoming elections amid debate on empire policy. The article notes tensions between advocates of subjugation versus incorporation and highlights demographic shifts with more native children than whites in Cape schools and pressure on voters paths in the Cape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Conference
Cape
London Evening Standard predicts Ryder to lead American team
The London Evening Standard prophecies Ryder as captain of the American team with Woodfull or Kippa as vice captain. The piece notes mixed reception and references Woodfull's fragile form, Duckworth and Chapman errors, and suggests patience may hinge on a stable lineup and strong defense behind Woodfull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wolnowlay
Tate
Ryder
Othe Vite Amacraiian
Kippa
Asaid
Chapman Ant Duckworth
Rike Worlfull
Uckworth
Hatcheo
Wooduil
Hut
Dent
Youngeter
Woolfull
Australia
Cabinet considers premiers conference details in Canberra
Cabinet discusses the forthcoming premiers conference to be held in Canberra on May 28, focusing on tax and transport issues. Ministers depart for Sydney and Melbourne while the Fed eral Treasurer travels to Hobart, with most Ministers to return for cabinet meetings on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauibrra
Uded
Jteme
National Neylih
Amvihom jUien
Tall Gages
Canberra
Dover
Dr. Mage
Hydmey
Mr. Alsteatt
Cyrkerran
Tuembay
Planes search Melbourne unit reports two of five returning
A fragmented wartime dispatch from Melbourne notes two of five Air Harem machines returning from a search for Anderson and Hitchcock. It claims others were damaged or held up at Tennents Creek with engine trouble and may rely on instructions to destroy damaged aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Anderson
Hitchcock
Methourne
Ermal
Alice Springs
Tuerlay
Tennents Creek I
Air Fores Board
Keton
Patan
Mackay Funeral Held After May Ting Riots
A wreath from the German Government adorned the coffin of Mackay the New Zealand journalist shot during the May Ting riots. Seven other victims were buried with no demonstration. Urlileh residents foreign journalists and representatives of the British Embassy and German Foreign Office attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henlin
Mackay
New Zealand
Urlileh
Mritieh Emlany
Marckey
Tritieh
Citizens' Liberal group debates temperance reforms
The Citizens' Liberal committee debates recent proposals to improve the sale of liquor to curb drunkenness in Canberra. They note no recent requests to change the method of sale, while the Commission says changes would be temporary and not warranted. Prices for beer and whisky in Canberra draw comparisons with Sydney and New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orivision
Canhera
Lemire
New Howth Wales
Ryley
Kelty
Rome
Canberra
Bydmey
Bydney
Kelly Eld
New South Walter
Australia
Gerne
Holden Flying Tour Plane Overhaul Plan
Captain Holden departed Mancet aero drome in the Maherra for Melbourne to have the marking overhauled before a tour of the north and centre of Australia with the Minister for Home Affairs Mr. C. L. A. Allabaal.
British Elections Reginters New Electorates Totals
Britain confirms another batch of regtistered electors at Bomerert hours raising total constituencies to 462 with 19,711,823 electors. Women voters reach 10,421,214 as returns come in.
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London
Bomerert
British Empire faces three per cent reparations cut
The Australian Press Association reports a proposed 3 percent reduction of Spa Conference percentages, cutting Australia and New Zealand shares while preserving some rights. Hitherto Australia held about 4.35 percent, worth £415,000 yearly, rising to £960,000 later. Experts in Paris discuss Germany’s ability to pay and a shift that could wipe out Dominion shares, provoking strong Atlantic opposition and likely rejection by the Empire. The Daily Telegraph notes potential domestic political risk if ministers face unresolved questions in Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Australian Press Association
New Zealand
Britain
Australia
Paris
Germany
Miltida
Daily Telegraph
Gaven Young
Cheonich
House of Commons
Aimeriedt
Caldwin
Churchill
Timber dispute in Melbourne as unemployed march on Premier
About 1000 unemployed workers marched through Melbourne to the Premier's office to press for timber job relief and to meet Mr Holloway and other union leaders. The Premier refused to allow Jock Garden inside and promised to relay the protest to manufacturers while considering a timber industry meeting. Around 1690 protesters sang solidarity songs outside the Premier's office, and talks continued about possible actions if a satisfactory reply was not received promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Alice
Jock Garden
Holloway
Iriden Half Council
Wee Duggan
Mr. Garden
Yahourn
Jhugean
Molloway
Mr. Garden Prewat
Atateanenia
Yoiourn
Au New
Premies No Sody
Aui
Lulian
Fate Apple Crew
Chamber of Manufacturers
Premers
van Fiven
Premier interviewed on timber industry strategy
MELHOURNE reports the Premier was interviewed by Chamber of Manufactures representatives today. He suggested the timber industry should be convened to review all aspects of timber input with mill owners. J McPeagall said mills should be roasted, but the Chamber opposed convening the Wages Board. They had no views on surtaxes, pending government sustenance.
Timiar Mer Employers At Mayor Conference Prompt Strike Debate
Fragmented OCR text notes a mayoral conference where employers debated a labor issue. Mentions W. Alcock as manager of a commerce association and a strike prolonged by bargaining word usage. Details are obscured and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Air
W. Alcock
Timiar
Mining Unions Ban Safety Men at pnry Garden Disowned
A full committee of the Mining Industry Unions in Sydney states safety workers will not be withdrawn from the navy yard area. The statement disputes alleged comments about Mr Garden and his role. The resolution passed by a slim majority, directing that safety personnel remain at the northern mines for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnry
Thuralay
Sydney
Garden
Latta
Minosa
Five Men Sentenced for Violent Interference in Leichhardt Work
Magistrate Mr Laidlaw today jailed five men for six months each for unlawfully using violence to prevent others from working in the timber trade at Leichhardt on May 2. The accused are Crwys Moore Quick and Bimipaon, with others named as Prisunj. An appeal was filed and charges were withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Thuradway
Laidlaw
Leichhardt
Cruwys
Moore
Quick
Bimipaon
Merry
RK. M. Kidson
Hyde Mark
Princis Lars
Oes
Frederick Henley
Thomas Wrisbane
Albert Thegon
Frederick Perkine
Khisen
Armet
Coal Inquiry Appoints Duncan To Lead Probe
The Prime Minister and New South Wales government appoint Commonwealth Public Service Inspector J S Duncan of Sydney as Chief Administrative Officer to direct the civil mining inquiry linked to the Raynad Commission. Duncan brings experience in coal industry problems and is a barrister at law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Westestig
Raynad Commission
Commonwealth Government
Government of
New South Wales
J. 8
Duncan
Commonwealth Public Service
Sydney
Oom
Muncan
Probema
Attack on Magistrate Sparks Trade Council Debate
In Sydney on Thursday a Trades and Labour Council meeting harshly criticised Mr. Laidlaw 8M who sentenced timber workers to six months in jail for assaulting Loyalists. Delegates called him a vicious imbecile as cheers rang out. The dispute over timber actions and police remarks dominated the session. A deputation to Commissioner of Police Air Childs was planned to seek an inquiry. Some speakers warned of measures by workers if the inquiry fails, including potential expulsion of accused from all unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Trades and Labour Council
Laidlaw
Bittern
Air Childs
Police
Allbing
Strikers Firm Stand At Trades Hall Over Lukin Award
A unanimous motion at the Trades Hall decides not to return to work under the Lukin award. The timber workers remain firm, with the district committee directing the action and maintaining the boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukin
Dianites Committee
Unionist Arrested After Lorry Collision
A unionist was arrested Thursday after a timber lorry collided with a stone curb in the city. The driver was forced to leave the job when a unionist allegedly urged him to quit, and a passing policeman on the vehicle restrained the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Night Watchmen Spur Suspect in Halmaiti Timber Yard Incident
Empire Timber yard at Halmaiti faced a disturbance as a man refused to heed guards. A watchman fired a shot over the suspect to deter him. The man fled into water but was seen scrambling onto a nearby wharf. Police investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Empire Timber
Halmait
Amd
Folice
NSW Railway Board seeks restraint against striking union
In Melbourne on Thursday the Commonwealth Arbitration Court heard New South Wales Railway Commissioners apply for an order restraining the Australian Railways Union from Section involvement. Deputy President Sir John Quick presided as the matter came before him.
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Melbourne
Thureday
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
John Quick
New South Wales Railway Commissioners
Australian Mailways Union
Callen
Raflesy Union
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Queanbeyan
South Africa
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Wodyghday
Red
Holden
British Empire
Garcia
Coal Inquiry
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