Australian cancer drive urged at Canberra conference
The Australian Cancer Conference in Canberra urged the creation of an independent Australian Cancer Commission to promote publicity, treatment, and research. Dr Sanden cited a needed national campaign, early diagnosis, and better coordination between states, with health officials stressing funded facilities and public interest to combat cancer.
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Dasgatee
Canberra
Wos
Sandee
Sydney
Uniweg
Commonwealth
Mr. Hughes
Ien
Pdm
Banden
Ible
Te Minster
Lake
Sanden
America
Europe
Britain
Australia
Rattles
Australi
Taa
Stiles
de. Cumpiton
Crookwell Escapee Recaptured Near Clullan
An escapee from Crookwell was recaptured near Clullan eight miles away yesterday after fleeing hunger and sin. The man, who camped near Crockwall Tock, was rearrested following a brief pursuit. Authorities reported no further injuries and continued investigation into the escape.
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Hydney
Crockwall
Yosterday
Cluillan
Sway Tonday
Death of Sir Thomas Henley in Manly Ferry Tragedy
Sir Thomas Henley, longtime Burwood representative, died in mysterious circumstances after falling from a Manly ferry near Bradley's Head. Trevor Bennett leapt to rescue the body, ferry halted, and efforts to revive him failed. Henley, born 1860 in Wiltshire, served as Mayor of Drummoyne, Minister for Work and Railways, and was active with the Australian Comforts Fund.
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Sydney
Thomas Henley
Arsa
Legislative Assembly
Manly
Bradley
Thomas Honey
Burwood
Uni
Bie Thorass
Drummoyna
Uhm
Tlm. Sp
Paasene
Trevor Bennett
Bouth Blayne Ifeaaving Club
Boeotta
Buia
Hla
Perewal B. Woolbury
Thomas Henney
Drummoyne
Ha Wes & Builder
Australian Comforts Fund
ALF
Egypt
France
Palestine
Wiltshire
England
Australia
Idney James
Bennet
Feery
Beckett
Henney
Bennett
Stavena
Morgenthau Calls for Foreign Exchange Stabilisation
Secretary Morgenthau defended New Deal monetary policy and urged world powers to pursue currency stabilisation on a technical basis. He said the United States has made the dollar the soundest currency and warned against competitive devaluation while inviting others to join in stabilisation efforts. Diplomatic circles foresee a possible new approach to negotiations and wider talks on stabilisation.
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Washington
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Réenevele
Mr. Morgenthau
Agitators Two Men Sentenced in Dublin
In Dublin, James Fullarton and another man were tried after resisting arrest and shouting slogans. Evidence showed they distributed leaflets from The Re publica Safety Committee denouncing displaying symbols during the Jubilee. Police fired into the air. magistrate initially sentenced to two months, then increased to six months for persistent disorder.
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James Fullarton
Republica Safety Committee
Ireland
Frat
The
Republic
Australian meat talks in deadlock with dim prospects
London reports from an Australian source say negotiations over meat supplies have reached a temporary deadlock. While resumption is possible, ministers widened discussions across the Empire but failed to advance, leaving Australian meat prospects dim.
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London
IM Coates
New
French Foreign Minister Laval Meets Soviet Leaders in Moscow
In Moscow Laval and Soviet Foreign Minister Lityinov confer for ninety minutes amid talks on the Franco Soviet pact. The meeting follows earlier discussions about non aggression terms and signals progress toward wartime alignment. Laval expresses satisfaction and hints at future work while attending Marsiat Pu funeral.
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Moscow
Laval
M. Lityinoff
Viatt
Gaetern
E.taval
Marsiat Pu
Bomb Flung Into Irish Picture Theatre
A bomb was thrown from a motor car into the exterior of a suburban Dublin cinema showing a royal event. Glass smashed and other damage occurred from the explosion. Police investigated the incident and no injuries were reported.
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Irish Picture Theatre
Dublin
Prison of
Wales
Laval Receives Warm Welcome in Soviet Capital
Moscow dispatch reports M. Laval greeted by red flags and the tricolor at the station. Zina Litvinas presents Laval’s daughter with white roses as bands play the Marseillaise. Laval travels with crowds along city streets to the former textile residence at Monaire, where he will stay near the Soviet leadership.
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London
Moscow
Daily Telegraph
M. Laval
Zina Litvinas
Marseillaise
Injonale
Monaire
Inquiry into Greyhound Club Disciplines Progress
Public discussion centers on a whitewashing stance by the Queanbeyan and District Coursing Club president regarding the SAM Crop incident. Three committee members were summoned as inquiries proceed, with findings to be sent to the New South Wales Trotting Club, now governing greyhound racing.
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Quean
Beyan and District
Uty
Sam Crop
New South Wales Trotting Club
Greyhound
Sydney police face heavy damages in high court case
Ten Sydney police officers were ordered to pay damages and costs in a high court action filed by Beale and Stilt, and six women. The case centered on alleged assault and publication of articles harming plaintiffs and the Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce. The verdict held costs against the defendants and noted distortions and insinuations in reporting.
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Beale
Sti
Stilt Sue
Gorethy Taylor Ive Hogere
Peary Taylor
Pla Dorcing Wilton
Seat Alambers
Chamber of Com
Loen O'Connell
Walant-Canberra
Ler Lawrence
Bretfany Gorman
Ane
Aldrew Lavelle
William Priva
Hilary
Baveridge
Thomas Winnon
Cook
Waller Wamnaford
Armetrong
Burtin
Wadera Wits
Nhe
Rocewr
Commutation in London Court Dr Menton Case
Unclear fragments report a death sentence commutation in a London court. The text mentions a Dr Menton and a Mr Moco with vague references to penal servitude or execution. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
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London
D. Moco
Gunrea
Petersham Election Doubt Cleared. Arncliffe Vote Tight
No change in overall election position today as absent votes still to be counted. Solomon appears certain to win Petersham with at least half the Federal Labour candidate’s preferences, while Arncliffe may tilt to Harper with Doylé preferences, possibly by about 1000 votes. Contested seats include Du Maurier Sharper Jones Yawdall Griffin Kelly Wilkie and others in doubt.
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Sydney
Solomon
Petersham
Labour
Arncliffe
Harper
Doylé
Federal Labour
Arthur
State Labour
Abyssinia Talks and Italian Hostility Fears
Government announces in January and April that Abyssinia faces Italian hostility while outlining conciliation efforts. Italians reportedly deploy 3000 troops and support personnel as tensions rise over transportation and military preparations in Africa.
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Abyssinia
Cosmin
Arthur
Doyle
F.L
Richardson
Baat
Africa
Parliament to Meet in June in New South Wales
London reports Parliament in Sydney likely to assemble in mid June after Loan Council, with Premier delaying convening until after June 11. Financial Times commentary views NSW election results as signaling political mobility and a shift away from Lang to a path seen as safer for the Commonwealth.
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Sydney
Tweeday
Loan Council
London
Financial Times
New South Wales
Financial New
New Wales
Australis
Unclear fragment hints at government to-day recovery
Fragmentary text mentions a discovery or recovery related to government actions today, with garbled terms such as found in car, twrnday, and sliver. No coherent facts, names, or locations can be confirmed for a fuller summary.
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Amrums
Ted Frnin
Hmmeetet
Bydney
Twrnday
Duke of Gloucester warmly welcomed in Londonderry
In London on Monday the Duke of Gloucester concluded a Bret vielt to Northern Ireland with a warm welcome in Londonderry and a visit to the Cathedral. A car crash near the route caused injuries near the city. one local man, aged 60, died from the accident as the Duke’s visit proceeded.
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London
Duke of Glousester
Bret
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Free State
Chaytor
Ghousester
Officina
Phaew
Eumirol
Real
Beerentah Legion
Caliapandana
Committed for Trial Whee Eb Head Com Bow
A local court committed the defendant Whee Eb for trial after a preliminary hearing. The case centers on charges arising from alleged actions at a bowling alley in the city. Prosecutors outlined evidence linking Eb to the incident, with defense counsel urging caution pending further proceedings.
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