London Air Mail Plan Details May Extend to Singapore
London to Singapore air mail service slated to begin by next April with connections from Karachi to Singapore and Darwin to Singapore. Lord Londonderry said July start to Rangoon, October to Singapore, and expected operation to Singapore by the New Year with a 1s 3d charge for a 4 oz letter beyond Britain.
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New Zealand
Britain and United States discuss tariff truce progress
A te sequalized agreement on tariff truce terms was reported after a conference led by Under-Secretary of the State William Filina. Britain and other nations were cited as engaging in talks, with Japan and Germany showing varying responses and a seventh country reportedly joining.
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Sib Department
William ‘Filina
We Richan
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Gina
MARKETING BOARDS STATE WATCHING LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS
A fragmented report notes ongoing legal and economic watching in Welbourne and Toredas. It mentions a court decision, amendments to the Market and Primary Products Act, and discussions of wage figures and capital conditions across several regions.
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Toredas
Teer
Detheidge
Barthaadi
Brisiine
Tormera
Plot Revealed by Chance Arrest in Madrid
A chance arrest uncovers a plot to overthrow the government. General Codrant Major Franco and others linked to the fall of the dictatorship were deported to the Canary Islands amid the crackdown by authorities. The discovery led to mass expulsions and heightened security across Madrid.
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Franco
Church Union Talks Begin At Congregational Conference
The Congregational Conference debated church unity today as a committee was empowered to enter negotiations for church union with the Presbyterian and Methodist bodies. The conference reaffirmed condition that union be justified only by genuine ecclesiastical accord and Church leaders urged careful study before any formal steps.
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Bydney
Congregational Conference
Ty Presbyterian General Assembly
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Methodist
Congregational
Ship's Captain Found Negligent In Harbour Collision
The Marine Court found the ship's captain negligent after an inquiry into a collision at Mulathy harbour on April 13 in the Vicomer district. The inquiry examined the vessel and the freighter during the incident near Bolton, with the verdict issued today.
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Bolton
Marine Court
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Mulathy Harbour
Debt Revision Roosevelt to Seek Authority Before Congress
The New York Times correspondent reports Democratic leaders expect President Roosevelt to seek limited authority on debt revision. Details on powers and timing remain unclear as Congress weighs options amid strong opposition. A debate over war debt measures hints at possible major policy shifts this session.
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Washington
New York Times
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Vonwrern
Stolen Papers Alleged in Labour Campaign Plot
Prime Minister Stevens denounces Labour Party members as abetting agents to steal private documents for political ends. He cites a letter from a Sydney newspaper director, claims its theft and publication aimed to damage his paper and public office, and accuses opponents of criminal tactics and propaganda. He contrasts this with wider claims of misconduct in Parliament and Labour ranks in London and Melbourne.
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Owen
Apadey
Koodwi
Bole
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Seidam
London
Mme TK Leat
Lagsman
Glee Bose
Nenocard
Victory
Glee Politi
French debt demands shock US policy stance
Paris reports the French Cabinet will refuse the December payment due to the United States and demand payment for the June instalment. The move appears to complicate White House and State Department positions, with officials declining to comment and no official confirmation of any large settlement.
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United States
Teilen
France
Deuil
Gandhi Released from Gaol in Calcutta
Gandhi ends his fast at noon in Calcutta and is taken to Bombay to a bungalow owned by Judy Thackersey widow of a Bombay Hindu millionaire. His release does not change the government stance on civil disobedience. If he survives and pursues his plan to spend the rest of his life aiding the untouchables, the government will act as required.
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Calcutta
Gandhi
Bombay
Judy Thackersey
Civil Disobedience Called Off in London
A conference with the acting president of the Nationalist Congress led Gandhi to suspend the civil disobedience campaign for a month in London. He urged the government to release political prisoners and withdraw repressive measures, vowing to resume if he survives.
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London
Nationalist Congress
Ane
Gamdhi
Nanows
Washington Cast Down by Paris Attitude
Washington mood soured by Paris stance on war debts and June payments. French cabinet decision sparks disappointment in administration circles. Officials insist Europeans should meet June installments, at least in part, and maintain expectation of debt settlement.
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Washington
United State
Senate approves resolution on silver parity with gold
In Washington on Monday the Senate approved a resolution urging the United to press a delegation to the world economic conference. The aim is to secure an agreement to restore silver to a sixteen to one ratio with gold.
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Washington
United
World Economic Conference
Senate
Magnificent Tribute in Italy and Return of Mr Pearke
London reports Mr Pearke the notice to the int Herbert Utinkler returned from Tar nee today and spoke of a magnificent tribute to airmen by Italy. He traveled to Hum to invoke the fallen government and hinted at expectations linked to Weather after crowing the Aig. Penrtle awaits Winkler’s arrenue for the treme vert of Ube Body Uy Australie.
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Pearke
Herbert Utinkler
Tarnee
Ile
Taly Thum
Ubo
Hones Pearke
Hume
Winkler
Penrtle
Ube
Australie
Arctic Rescue: Three Survivors Plucked From Rousland
Oslo reports a Norwegian sealer rescued three survivors from the Soviet salvage steam er Rousland which foundered with a 28 crew off Spitsbergen. Survivors in a lifeboat had frozen logs and near amputation. The engineer died after two days in bitter cold four degrees below zero. The captain, who faced death, shot himself as the crew refused, and the boat drifted until survivors were rescued unconscious.
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Oslo
Rousland
Spitabergen
Rittiig
Sero
Willis Will Not Seek Hull By election If No Pre Selection
In Sydney on a Tuesday Mr A C Willis Bulc stated he would not nominate for the Hull by election caused by the death of A A Lysaght unless there is no pre selection ballot. State Labour Party secretary J Graven said a pre selection ballot would occur. J C Eldridge, ex member for Martin, was named as a possible candidate.
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Tie
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Raat Indies Maddocks
Deavily
Oormany
English cricket tour report to be discussed by MCC
The full MCC committee will meet next Monday May 15 to review the tour report following Larwood’s bowling controversy. Jardine and Warner visited Lords with the Australian team’s delegation, while Nick Wyatt and Ratcliffe oppose the theory of bodyline. The committee will also assess Larwood’s actions and the batters’ reactions as Warner returns from America.
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Larwood
M.C.C
D. R. Jardine
Cobra
Lords Today
Lord Hailsham
Australia
Thomas Moult
Tel Mestra
Jardine
Warner
America
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Wyatt
Ratcliffe
Englend
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Manly
Batamen
Nenad
Editor urges restraint amid cricket press feud
The Sporting Lite editor denounces press factions stirring friction between England and Australia cricket authorities. He calls out provocative coverage as ill natured and harmful, urges forebearance, and says great papers should not fuel strife.
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Lordom
Tusaday
Sporting Lite
Enland
Auatrain
Jardine Letter to Daily Express Supposed Press Bias
A facsimile of a Jardine letter published in the Daily Express quotes praise for readers not being duped by Australian hot air. Jardine laments bottling up disputes and predicts a return to earth once air is released, blunting claims from both sides.
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Lontion
Daily Express
P. Tt. Jardine
Daily Expres
Australia
Express
Trish Stock Duties Imposed on Sheep and Cattle
The Treasury imposes duties per head on Trish Free State sheep and lambs. Cattle under highlighting ages will face duties up to 16 months and 130 per head. Duties will raise existing rates by about 40 percent, altering the per head charges across stock categories.
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London
Treasury
Trish Free State
Bradman defends nerve amid Larwood clash over bowling styles
Don Bradman rejects fear of Harold Larwood in a Sunday Express interview. Larwood says unorthodox methods invite danger, while Bradman supports sticking to his approach. Express cheque reportedly returned. Board of Control may review the matter.
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Dnty
L Arwood
Don Bradman
Larwood
London
Board of Control
Cardinal Cerretti Dies in Rome at 61 From Diabetes
Rome reports the death of Cardinal Cerretti at age 61 due to diabetes. The late cardinal served as Papal legate to the International Eucharistic Congress held in Sydney in 19-.
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Cardinal Cerretti
Rome
Apostolic Delegate's Holland Next Rumor Grows
A fragmented report from a 1930s style wire cites speculation that the Dutch may shift toward a gold standard. It notes bankers hedging with gold, a Rome death in Carretti’s case, and observers from Australia and the West Indies weighing economic moves amid volatile commodity markets.
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