Pacific Pact Impresses London and Tokyo
London reports the Australian Prime Minister Lyons backing a Pacific rapprochement with Japan and Dominions backing freer trade. Tokyo notes Lyons broad stance but seeks full details before commitment amid imperial conference debates on economic nationalism and U S relations.
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King Christian London Sees 30,000 Visitors Honor
The article reports King Christian’s birthday festivities in London drawing about 30,000 visitors including 20 foreigners. A gift of £100,000 is collected and gifts such as a central eating-plant for their Mercades summer seat are presented. Prominent royals attend, including King Haakon of Norway and the Swedish king, with three days of celebrations and a film about King Christian’s reign.
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Abyssinia War Cost Italy 126 Millions
Rome reports the Abyssinia campaign cost Italy roughly 126 million, with figures for 1935 indicating rising expenditures. Mussolini’s supporters claim wealth, while officials warn of the danger if war expands, as Britain and other nations brace for consequences.
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Northern Territory survey report by Bip Herbert Copp in Darwin
An extended account from Darwin outlines Herbert Copp's North Australian aerial survey and talks with Dr. Cook and NT Medical Service leaders. It discusses health, housing, ventilation, sanitation, nutrition, and the need for staff, transport, and publicity to foster development in Pine Creek and Mt. Todd areas while promoting Northern Territory authorities and northern populations to understand government work.
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New Drug Finds Boost Speaker Confidence In Study Use
London reports a remarkable new drug that increases mental power and confidence for speakers and students. Doctors who tried it say it helps to reduce fatigue and sharpens concentration during lectures and exams, though addiction risk remains cautioned.
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Commonwealth Aviation Regulation Talks Stir Election Debate
The Acting Prime Minister Page commented on Curtin's reference to the Commonwealth elections. A May 20 conference on uniform aviation control across commonwealth and state lines was announced amid political tension. Page condemned the remarks as outrageous while stressing government deployment to youth and what he called a permanent working alliance.
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Spanish cabinet reshuffle amid social turmoil and war rift
A Valencia dispatch reports a royalist minister, Senor Cabellero, resigning or forming a new cabinet as Spain grapples with a Socialist Anarchist split. Police suppression rises as trade unions clash with government over Catalonia unrest amid wartime pressure.
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German Airmen Offer Bombing Claims At Trial
A captured German airman Hos Wand testified that he flew raids 13 times over Basque cities, yet claimed not to bomb Guernica. The Basques plan a counter effort with details on German personnel, headquarters, and landing grounds.
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Port Kembla Defeats Goulburn to Reclaim Cory Cup
Port Kembla beat Goulburn 28 to 10 to regain the Cory Cup on a wet ground. Port Kembla executed a strong back line and a cohesive forward effort, delivering a decisive win over the holders.
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Lord Snowden Dies in Surrey After Sudden Heart Attack
Vincount Sowden a pioneer in the Detour and Socialiet circles in Great Britain died early today from a heart attack in Surrey. He was 7, Lady Snowden attended the ball but was summoned by phone when he collapsed. he died before she arrived. He served in Parliament from 1900 to 1922 for Colne Valley, chaired the Independent Labour Party group, and held several government posts including Chancellor of the Exchequer in the first National Government and Lord Privy Seal after the 1945 election.
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Royal couple in Windsor crowds spark unprecedented turnout
The King and Queen with Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret visit the Royal Lodge at Windsor Park. Crowds outside the Palace surged Friday night, the first time in history guards faced a confrontation to hold back the cheering. Scotland Yard officials urged the Majesty to reappear on the balcony, and the monarchs complied after discussions with palace officials.
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Hunter at Gibraltar as warship towed in damaged
The British warship H.M.S. Hunter arrived at Gibraltar in a heavily damaged condition after an explosion, towed first by H.M.S. Arethusa and escorted by ELMS. Flags at half mast marked the somber scene as docks and nearby buildings suffered debris and destruction amid funeral processions for victims.
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Yass Wins Massy Cup In Close Queanbeyan Defeat
The Yass team edged Queanbeyan 5 to 4 in the Massy Cup clash at Queanbeyan. A tense match featured strong Yass defense, several penalties, and missed scoring chances by both sides. Key players included Norton Kay O Neill and McAllister, with Bevan and Andrews contributing for Queanbeyan.
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Man Mauled by Shark in Townesville Tragedy
Willem Tennant, a young resident, was fatally mauled by a shark near the Rose River in Townesville last night. Passersby heard his cries for help. he was found near the riverbank and died en route to hospital despite ambulance efforts. Tennant was a well known former Queenaland Gotta rugby player.
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