Critical Week in Europe Grows Near as Hitler Speech Looms
London observers expect a conciliatory Reichstag address by Adolf Hitler on Wednesday amid a tentative postponement of the Disarmament Conference. Berlin officials and foreign observers warn Germany cannot defy Europe and the United States, while reaction to Bank President Behacht and other figures suggests pressure toward a softer line. The Manchester Guardian notes a cascade of blunders creating stringent international tension.
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Canberra Wins Massy Cup Over Queanbeyan in 19 12 Victory
Canberra defeated Queanbeyan Blues 19 to 12 to clinch the Massy Cup before a record Queanbeyan crowd. J McAdam, new arrival from Tumut, boosted Canberra spirit as coach Quinliven praised Bill Grimes and Kevin Harrington’s match exchanges. Despite wind and 22 penalties, Canberra pressed late to secure the win. next match against Cooma planned.
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Canberra Quells Queanbeyan Rally in Rugby Display
Canberra defeats Queanbeyan 13 to 7 as Norton and Hawke anchor the forwards and Grimes stands out for Canberra. Grant and Pursehouse convert penalties and tries, while Byrne, McAdam, and Pursehouse contribute goals in a tight region clash.
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NSW Carries Upper House Reform Referendum Advantage
NSW voters push through upper house reform as Wes's movement claims a 21 921 majority and hints at boosting rural representation in the referendum drive. Supporters say the reform strengthens national governance while opponents warn of uneven regional influence.
Heavy Yes No Vote Shifts in New South Wales Referendum
In New South Wales a statewide referendum on House Reform saw Yes leading in most country electorates while major No support emerged in city districts. As counting concluded late, the Yes vote hovered near 635,667 to 614,746 with urban backlash noted and electoral swings hinted across metropolitan districts and country regions.
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Lang Led Labour Useless in State Vote
In a fragmented report, observers note Lang led Labour faced criticism as electors weighed the government's direction. The Attorney General and leaders debated the voters' choice on state governance amid unclear alignment and regional tensions.
Premier predicts large yes vote in referendum
In Sydney the Premier Mr Steven said final count would show a large majority, about 25 000 to 20 000, with democracy justified by sanity. He noted referendum conditions were tough and bitter, but expected the result to spur industry and mobility, aiding return of prosperity via Labour and Industry Minister Mr Dunningham.
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Satified Country Party Leader Discusses Referendum Void
Country Party Leader Arurmer says he is satisfied given the difficulty of carrying a referendum to save the constitution. He cites a substantial metropolitan majority and criticizes opponents for risking the country’s safety for political gains amid perceived insecurity.
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Lang’s Future Hangs on Referendum Transfer to Federal House
Rumors in political circles say approval of the Legislative Council Reform Bill would move Mr J T Lang from state to federal parliament. The reformed House could curb Lang’s influence if he becomes NSW premier, with expectations he will seek a Federal seat and attract Labor support. The seat warmer at Raid is ready to resign to clear the way for Lang’s entry.
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Labour Gains In Australian State Election Fight
The Leader of the Opposition criticizes the government and press for a campaign of intimidation that allegedly swayed votes. He claims Labour would have won more seats and that the government ignored scrutineer presence, signaling a possible early return of Labour governments federally and in New South Wales.
Referendum Victory Deals Blow to Langism in Sydney
Mr Coates left Sydney yesterday and could not be interviewed. J F Higging MLC, secretary of the party, said the referendum result was a clear cut victory against Langism and a drastic blow to the tower group. The safeguard in the bill would become a bulwark of liberty and lift the shadow of political tyranny from the state.
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Cheese Trade Rumors Lift London Market
In London a mild boom in Dominion butter and cheese follows Agriculture Minister Elliott's restraint plans. Empire Marketing Board figures show end of April butter stocks near 11.9 million pounds. Cheese prices rise as U S demand grows, with American cheese makers expanding production to meet rising need.
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Dr Rosenberg Recalled From London Meeting ReichstagWednesday
The Nasi representative in London Dr Rosenberg has been recalled in view of a Reichstag meeting on Wednesday. He said he was satisfied with the regalta of the visit and noted it valuable to have another country faced with important s.
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German Delegate Leaves Geneva for Cabinet Consultation
The German delegate to the Disarmament Conference Hers Nadolny has departed for talks with his Cabinet. Chairman Arthur Henderson says the disarmament topic has been postponed until May 18.
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Supposed Victims Of Nazi Vendetta In Cologne
In Cologne on Saturday the bodies of two brothers Cheladan and Joseph Wovls, former members of the Mee! Helmets, later with the Opposition, were found riddled with bullets in a duel in Dusseldorf. Believed to be victims of political revenge, they were known for taking part in party fights where many were killed.
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AntlHitler Strike Fails at Danzig Protests
A fragmented report describes anti Hitler actions in Danzig with claims of possession of a building tied to the parent organization in Berlin. The text shows protest activity and disputed ownership amid unclear details.
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Heavyweight Boxing Title Fight Highlights in Madrid
In Madrid an attending crowd of spectators witnessed a heavyweight championship bout. Wanlord delivered a pasting to Guava, outpointing Flare Conviet in a decisive round for the title.
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