Imperial Conference opens in St James Palace UK
The Imperial Conference convened at St James's Palace London with formalities scarce as delegates from Commonwealth dominions meet. Mr Baldwin chaired and stressed cooperation, empire unity, and peace, referencing King George V's era and constitutional changes. Prime Minister Wyoma saluted loyalty and highlighted Dominion participation and mutual interests in a united empire and world order.
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Commonwealth Policy Speech Calls for Empire Unity and Duty
The minister warns that past years prove practicability under current conditions falls short of covenant ideals. He argues for reexamining British Commonwealth policy and League position, urging Dominions to accept full national responsibilities, defend themselves, and lead for world peace. The conference could demonstrate imperial resolve to uphold international law.
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Pilot Killed As Hawker Demon Crashes At Towneville
Flight Lieutenant Donald Shorter of the ALA A.F. Hawker Demon died instantly when the aircraft’s wings ripped during a power dive at Towneville. The incident follows Tasmania mishaps in February involving Shorter and another Air Force pilot. Shorter joined the Air Force in July and was with No. 3 Squadron, Richmond.
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Towneville
Roliver
Donald Shorter
Hawker Demon
Shorter
Air Force
Tasmania
Waratah
Mt. Cleveland
No. 3 Squadron
Richmond
Townaville
Auction bid planned for William Leeds estate on ps Island
An English syndicate will bid at Saturday's auction for the William Leeds estate of 34 acres on ps Island once owned by the Duke of Windsor. The estate originally cost 1,200,000 dollars.
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Ps Island
Duke of Windsor
Wedding Plans Paris Ceremony Duke of Windsor Announcement
Paris witnesses Hermania state at Chateau Conte that a definite announcement of the Duke of Windsor's plans would be made on Monday or Tuesday.
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Hermania
Chateau Conte
Duke of Windsor
Naval Review Actions At Spit Head
This afternoon the naval review began as ships took up positions at Spit Head. Twenty vessels from the Medi terranean fleet arrived today while forty five vessels of the Home Fleet are due to arrive tomorrow.
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Spithead
Election Day Perth Comment on Loyalty Campaigns
An early appeal by critics labels the Prime Minister's loyalty programme to back the Crown as contemptible evasion of real issues Australia must tackle. They accuse him of hasty backtracking from the Coronation to win votes, suggesting electorates oppose the government on major issues.
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Australian troops praised after Coronation duties
London reports Mr Lyons commends the Australian contingent for their conduct since arrival. He notes their public appearances were well received and they left a favorable impression during Coronation ceremonies despite travel and duty challenges.
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London
Réai Palace
Mr. Lyons
Underground railways carry 5.65 million in 46 hours of service
London record shows Underground railways transported 5,649,000 passengers during 46 hours of continuous service ending at 2.30 p.m. today. All trains ran within four minutes of schedule.
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London
Bus Strikers to Meet in London Tonight
A conference of all London busmen is planned for tonight. The gathering aims to discuss ongoing strikes and seek a united approach to their industrial dispute with transport authorities.
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London
Revenue Loss From Bus Strike Hits London Transport Board
The London Transport Board recorded a revenue drop of 417,400 pounds for the weekend ending May 5, versus the previous year, despite higher tube and tramway traffic.
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London
London Transport Board
Territories Send Loyal Messages to King
The Minister in Charge of Territories Sir George Pearce reported messages from Commonwealth Territories. New Guinea, Norfolk Island and others send hearty congratulations and pledges of loyalty to His Majesty, hoping for peace, prosperity, and continued governance.
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Lord Gowrie
Territories
Sir George Pearce
Thay
Brilliant Scene at Palace Reopens Amid Cheers
The crowd cheered as Theren re-entered the Palace and lingered for ten minutes before the blinda were lowered and balcony doors shut. Queen banquet guests departed in disarray after a deni scene.
Italy's Coronation Gesture Sparks Discredit Campaign
Rome reports a high profile anti coronation bid by a press faction claiming disasters during the George VI coronation. The distributed Paris article alleges hospital chaos, arrests, and a popular manifesto against British rule with numerous deaths and widespread public unrest.
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Presa En
Paris
George VI
Bracha Rao
Royal reception greets Duke and Gloucester party at state suite
In a crowded State Room the Duke Duchess of Kent and Duke of Gloucester received an ovation as Indian princes and envoys stood together in formal attire. The Queen wore a walking dress while a field marshal's uniform flashed with gold as the King and Queen waved to the crowd after a brief three minute tumultuous scene.
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Gloucester
Kent
Princess Royal
King's Gift to Mrs Lyons Inspires Speechless Delight
The King presented Mrs Lyons with a brilliant star encrusted with brilliants and an enamelled cross, set in a blue and red sash. A leather case bore the letters GEE and a corner initial L as the monarch admired the piece. The gift, a superb chain with medallions and crest, showcases exquisite craftsmanship by a renowned jeweller.
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London
Boss
Nea
British destroyer Hunter hit in Mediterranean raid
Nine crew members were killed and 24 injured when HMS Hunter suffered a waterline explosion five miles from Almeria. Officials suspect a torpedo or internal explosion, with earlier reports of a bomb or mine. Spanish rescue efforts and allied ships moved to assist and tow the vessel to Almeria.
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Hunter
Almeria
Mediterranean
Valencia
Havas
Paria
H.M.S. Hunter
Admiralty
Wque
Jaime Primero
Lagage
Lezega
Barcelona
Hyperions
H.M.8
Scurfield
Foreign Office
Bilbao Defence Relief by Air Corps Amid Madrid Aftermath
The report notes Bilbao’s defense aided by air corps as rebels field eight planes. Archies and automatic arms provided cover while refugees stream in, echoing Madrid’s earlier turmoil. Nationalists push on, with Foreign Brigades and new arms supplies shaping the siege.
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Bilbao
Madrid
International Brigades
Rand
Sager
Bilbao Refugees in Britain Housing Plan
A fragmentary report notes refugees from Bilbao in Britain with a plan to house them on a 30 acre field in North Stoneham until homes are ready. It mentions the Catholic Church and the Salvation Army assisting with an estimated 400 people.
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London
North Stoneham
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Catholic
Salvation Army
Queen Appears Apprehensive In Crushed Crowd At Event
A crowded event drew concern as attendees shouted for order and children faced danger in a dense crush. Officials moved to restore safety while observers noted the queen appeared troubled by the scene and urged calm.
Record George VI stamps sales set new daily mark
Reports indicate about 58 million George VI stamps were sold today as the first issue went on sale. The total represents a record for a single day in the stamp program.
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George VI
London
Wintry Temps Hit Canberra Morning Record
A harsh cold snap gripped Canberra with temperatures dipping to record lows for the year. The maximum reached around 128 degrees, while the minimum on grass noted a severe chill across many areas, signaling a notable wintry touch despite expectations.
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Ganberra
Likely Showers in Southern and Central Regions
Weather fronts bring showers to southern areas extending to central high lands and some coastal zones. A mostly fine day is forecast otherwise. Light rain was recorded yesterday across southern inland areas, mainly in the eastern Riverina region.
Hospital Investigation Expands Home Visits in Canberra
Canberra Health officials including Dr L Mott and J S Grapp along with Dr M J Holmes visited homes of residents who refused hospital entry. Visits occurred in Braddon with several persons found in serious health condition but still unable to accept admission due to circumstances.
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L. Mott
J. 5. Grapp
Clatman
Ttbepier Board
M. J. Holmes
Health Department
Braddon
Theo
T Wee
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