18 May 1935
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 18, 1935
Page
1
Lord Privy Seal Captain Anthony Eden urged that real security for Europe rests in joining the League of Nations and embracing collective security. He cited the Locarno treaties as stabilizing but said true peace requires a universal system, with Britain opposing any force that violates Covenant principles.
A Japanese training squadron led by Rear-Admiral Nakamura visited Australian waters and met with officials. The Japanese Consul-General expressed gratitude for the arrangements and hospitality shown during the visit, noting the sailors and officers, including Rear Admiral Fushimi, will carry fond memories of the trip and the kindness received.
A garbled report claims Japan seeks a naval demand of 700000000 yen but notes it is unlikely to be granted. The fragment mentions a figure and possible government reaction but lacks clear attribution or dates.
Berlin on Thursday discussed devaluation being impossible until stabilization is general. The talk cited Germany's state expenditures rising to 35 percent of national income, Britain’s resources, and a looming end to compulsory measures.
Sydney observers call for Air Force Cross or knighthood for Captain Taylor after his brave act transferring men from a sinking Bowman aircraft. Defence officials say recognition rests with the Acting Prime Minister. A damaged oil transfer case connected to the search party was recovered but parts were stolen by souvenir hunters.
A Canberra conference reported by Dr J Holmes of the Bonlor Health Department reviewed cancer treatment results in Australia since 1928. Early intervention reduced advanced cases and improved outcomes, with radiology leading in radon use and Victorian scientists commended for global-adapted methods. future focus includes tongue cancer links and graduate education in cancer treatment.
A bankruptcy court examination revealed five robberies linked to the case. The registrar noted portions of evidence were safe as the inquiry proceeded. The proceedings included testimony about charges and related financial conduct.
A chaotic Sydney court scene erupted as Patrick Brady faced a May 12 forged cheque charge for £98 10 on the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney. Brady, arrested at North Sydney, was remanded after police questioned him over the damning case linked to a four year old boy, Damon Smith, and a preservable shark exhibit at Coogee Aquarium. The shark’s unusual digestion changes and the preserved arm of a murder victim were noted at Sydney University as part of a wider inquiry into the Albury case.
The Prime Minister Mr Remany MacDonald agrees to the request of the Australas Prime Minister Mr Jyons to be present at the meeting between the English and Australian Ministers on Monday. The remark signals Australian ministers seek to avoid deadlock by seeking a broader discussion beyond those they already met.
A fine of £4 was imposed on Hirn est Hiller Ltd at the Central Market Court today for selling chocolates alleged to be mislabelled as edible. Customs officers testified they purchased and tested the chocolates finding ten percent alcohol content. Morgan, head of the company, said it was an incidental lapse and cited proper ingredients. The magistrate called the matter serious.
Figures from the Board of Trade show April expanding Britain's trade with a higher volume of imports and a rise in manufactured goods. Exports rise about 10 percent versus April last year, with the four months to date showing a merchandise deficit of around 683 million, and imports totaling roughly 287 million compared with 308 million prior year.
The 1935 crop price minimums were set by the Sugar Industry. The Chairman Mr A R Towne announced the minimum would be £7 per ton for metropolitan factories and £6 per ton for country factories with deliveries free on rail to the station of origin. Factories must also cover freight on empty bags and risk losing domestic rebates and export incentives if they fail to meet the fixed minimum and observe conditions.
Pilot Broadbent began a round Australia attempt from Adelaide at 12.31 am Sydney time and reached Mascot for refuel at 7.58 am. He resumed toward Rockhampton amid heavy rain, flying low over deserts then ascending through clouds. By 4.30 pm he arrived in Rockhampton after 14 hours and 1,930 miles, a notable feat despite weather and navigation challenges.
Cabinet approves a 3d weekly increase in hospital tax and free treatment up to the ward charge of £2 2s per week following representations by the Canberra Hospital Advisory Board. The plan includes extending management to administer the hospital, considering new wards, and possible construction of a new hospital with plans discussed with the architect.
Partial primary results show biases. final county total expected tomorrow. Griffin named as Labor candidate unlikely to reach a majority. Kelly anticipated to win Bathurst seat by about 800 votes.
The beaten Langite calls for a clean fight while declaring the Croydon poll results. Speakers urge confidence and stronger leadership as supporters rally behind figures like Mr. Gia and Mr. Mavens Sirisin amid tense declarations and calls for unity.
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