Tasmanian Election Report Shows Nationalists Surging
Hobart coverage confirms Tasmanian Nationalists gain seats amid Labour decline. Report notes 4 seats won in yesterday’s Tasmanian section with 12 Labour seats, Independent presence up, and predictions of further results as party leaders like Wilmot and Baker secure seats. Economic policy proposals referenced include a £500,000 loan plan.
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Deliveratory
Axe
Labour
Hedioaters
Tee
Ap We Salonisrt
Ees Wilmot
Pao
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Levene
Walking
Labour Party
Theodore
Pain Derwta
Wilmot
McPhee
Mr. Baker
Eat
Whoek Danenr
Grant
We Nationslst
Defends Berlin Plan in Speech at Pres Dinner
Dr Curtin argues the Austro German customs plan is purely economic and not a treaty obligation. He says Geneva conference may welcome a viable plan for economic restoration amid hardship and payment terms.
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Berlin
Fo Curtina
Geneva
Racing Thrill at Brooklands as Midget Team Triumphs
Spectators cheered a dramatic Brooklands finish with the MG Midgets defeating favored rivals. Lord March and G S Scantland drove the winning car as handicaps were used to level the field amid a near tragedy and wild speeds.
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Lannen
Searle
Ieee
Pour
M.G
Lord March
G. 5
Scantland
British tariff policy threat noted in Washington
A British warning on tariff reprisals was relayed to Washington officials, with Lloyd George and Arthur Balfour steering the British resolutions committee. The aim is to study wartime debts and reparations and to press for removal of tariff barriers. The Intrnal Chamber of Commerce and Allied leaders push for policy revision and potential armament considerations.
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Washington
Amelia
Britain
Woalen
Weithin
Interamlony Chamber of Commerce
Rimarit
Briftah
Tonday
Mir Arthur Balfour
Nnat Open Wealon
Italy’s Plans For the Next War Revealed
London dispatch outlines Italy’s mobilization provisions from the Italian Defence Commission. The plan covers men and women, with 64 clauses detailing compulsory service, automatic economies when war begins, and exemptions for boys under 14, ages over 10, invalids, and pregnant women. Non combatants would share in civilian sacrifices and clothing support alongside combatants.
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London
Baturdas
Italien Uprenia Defence Commission
Chamber of Deputior
Camedia
Prainch Presidency Nomination Amid Turmoil
Fragmented text shows a historical succession discussion with mentions of left-wing factions, European policy, and potential consent to a new leadership. Ambiguous names and dates obscure clear facts, but hints of political maneuvering and committee action surface in a confounding OCR fragment.
Spanish Mutiny on Battleship Jaime the Firat Reports
The crew of battleship Jaime the Firat marched to the town hall at Merral to complain about food and news. The mayor sent them to Amst for instruction, and they were reprimanded for mutiny.
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Aaturan
Jaime the
Firat
Merral
Ranhed
Amst
Production delays disrupt International Sugar Convention
Report notes timing issues at a major World sugar convention with production and transport delays. Mentions Canberra and roadways near a Whrtown/Mt. Lawrence area and possible cost impacts. Several incomplete phrases reference shipments, minutes, and potential project overruns affecting scheduled activities.
Canadian treaty not seen as having great merit
Montreal report cites a Canadian Australian trade lull with limited impact. An interview notes modest exports and few concrete agreements, while new arrangements declined after a treaty expiration. The piece mentions plans and broader economic context without strong outcomes.
Canberra's First Church Anniversary Celebration
The 90th anniversary of St John the Baptist Church foundation and Rogell on Sunday drew large morning and afternoon crowds with a smaller night service. Bishop Radford led Holy Communion assisted by Rev A E Elliott. Governor-General attended. old district families noted. Restoration service and absolution followed by a continuation service. Several centers reported strong attendance. many from country areas.
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St. John the Baptist Church
Rogell
Goulburn
Radford
A. E. Elliott
Mawarde
Sim
Hari
Jomuten Bach
Wittwan
People Should Learn to Love Canberra
The service speaker urged learning to love Canberra to strengthen national unity. He tied yesterday’s festival to a broader crisis and urged the public to seek daily bread through faith and action, framing Canberra’s growth as essential to the Commonwealth’s future.
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Canberra
Radford
Muurene
Amiralla
Reunion of Christian Churches At Evening Service
Dr Tudd ford spoke on the movement toward reunion among Christian churches and the Lambeth Conference issues. He warned against narrow views of God, urged youth involvement, and predicted eventual unity, noting the Anglican Church's prominence in Australia and the changing roles of other churches.
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Lambeth Conference
Lambeth
Heaid
Church of England
Church of
Hogland
Christendom
Church of Fi
England
Anglican Church ‘of
Australia
Ita Midajp
Lambeth Couterange
God
Norway Alarmed Over Whaling Industry Crisis
Fragmentary OCR notes report that Norway faces alarm and consternation among whaling interests as Malta, a key factor in supply lines, shifts. Unilever Ltd plans to idle a significant portion of whaling capacity, with 6000 to 7000 tons referenced and potential factory impacts noted.
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Norwegian Whaling Association
Unilever Ltd
Pernon
Qualifying rounds end in Cameroa Bole ubip playoff
Saturday results show Smith as champion with 146 points ahead of Martin in second. Key players listed include Mindenhall, Fon Magennis, Mouno, Sutian, Clarke and others. A meeting followed at the International halberst Com ennin with resolutions discussed in Washington on Saturday.
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Cm Smith
Ain
Martin Wan
O. Amite
de Mindenhall
Fon Magennis
M. Mouno
Martin
Sutian
Wat
Cxouhars
Bure
Minbar
Clarke
Parkery
Ional
Tatac
Waberman
Van
Cotley
M. Mower
Dowas
The
International
B.A. Gaur
A. Mietchan
Deficit Lower Shows Improved Commonwealth Revenue Position
Fiscal data through April 30 reveals revenue exceeding expenditures by 10 months, with total revenue £12,? million against expenditure near £? million. Tax gains from income and interest payments rise, while pensions and services remain major outlays. bank balances and loan fund movements indicate tightened debt and reduced overdraft.
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Commonwealth
Wales
Joana
New South Wales
Tater
Bata
D& Hink
Pond
Hervices
Mincellanedun Works
Bervicen
TOBA
London
Treasury
Australia
Leemouth
Australis
Australians Enrolled in Foreign Legion Amid War News
London reports a vignette of Australian Trooper P. T. Etherton who joined the Foreign Legion scene after traveling from New South Wales. He spoke of crews from 14 nations and praised Australia as the gem of the continent. Etherton plans to return to Australia seeking more of the Northern Territory.
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P. T. Etherton
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Bouth Afeira
Rollett
Tve
Wrenent
Ravereien
New South Wales
Ho Gildr
Atiek
French North
cAteloa
Cenloogey Benaunts
Etherton
Northern Territory
Australia
Head of River Shore's Brilliant Victory at Parramatta River
The headline reports North Sydney Chiroh of England Grammar School winning the head of the title from Sydney High Acrc rapionship on the Parramatta River. St Joseph's College finished third as Otver races concluded with high school crews competing for top honors amid tight racing and strong finishes.
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England
Bydney High Acro
Aighta Rar
Parramatta River
Rownita
Joneph'a College
Ceria
Pam
Pouma
Suarior
Winngih
Fiat Vouhk
Necond
Man Found Dead in Harbour Suspected Self Destruction
A well educated man, identity not yet revealed, was found in the harbour in the afternoon. Both hands bound, a heavy chain and wrist tied to the body, suggesting suicide. Police ruled out foul play though uncertainty remains about the method.
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Aydnet
Suspicious Fire Probed at Alvaandrin Building Blaze
Police investigate a suspicious fire at the Alvaandrin building owned by Ki Auimmers in Ayppnay Ruady. The outbreak began this morning while the area was quiet. Firefighters battled flames but a man was found dead inside the ruin. Authorities pursue leads and await autopsy results.
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Ruady
Orour
At & Vavant
Ty Ki Auimmers
Alvaandrin
Keronel
Burma Rebels Trial Sentences Near Calcutta
A special tribunal in Calcutta sat Saturday and sentenced 16 rebels to death and 40 to life for waging war against the king with complicity. Forty four were acquitted. The proceedings noted strong intimidation by leaders and exploited ignorance among ranks.
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Calcutta
Pxepon
Court Rafuses to Try General Berenguer
The court declines to prosecute General Berenguer, dismissing the application to sentence him over his actions during his time in command. The decision leaves the matter unresolved and notes a lack of sufficient grounds for trial.
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Berenguer Court Rafuses
Madato
Han
Geoeral Herenguer
Erecondinge
SAFE BLOWERS Robbery at Hall POST OFFICE SAFE REMOVED
Robbers entered the Mall Post Office on Betyrday night or early yesterday morning and took cash from seven safes. They opened several shops and removed money, jewels, and papers while some items were untouched. The postmaster and family did not leave their home during the incident.
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Gelignite
Ormcknin Hufen
Await Jirr
Butchers
Kingaton
Bream
Powar
Mimnthwell
Theft at Capitol Theatre Blamed on Joy Riders
A car theft at Capitol Theatre Saturday night led police to suspect joy riders. The vehicle was parked at the entrance during the show and found abandoned near Hamilton Bikers Head on Hamilton Mill after 11 PM. Investigations continue into the drivers and motive.
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Mater Imp
John Patrick Sellar
Dairyman
Kingston
Tuinitol
Mt Miest
Mamilton
Canadian Loan Ottawa Announces Dominion Bond Terms
The Ottawa Dominion of Canada parliament discussed a public loan plan led by Prime Minister Benmit. The government aims to replace maturing bonds with a $880.9 million conversion loan, offering 4 percent new money for tendered bonds and a future 1 percent lower rate after expiry terms. The total maturing loans through the next year reach 1,043,001 days, with bonds callable in UD.
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Dominion of Canada
Benmit
House of Coumons
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Tifai
Fateh Med Belier
Honda
taKas Wen
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