Canberra 2CY to open July studio at Civic Centre
National station 2CY planned to begin broadcasting from a new Canberra studio in July. The transmitter will be housed in a Government building at Gungahlin Road opposite the commercial facility, with about 1400 radio sets expected in use. The 2CY service aims to be the strongest in southern New South Wales at 80 kilocycles, sharing the same frequency as BRM Renmark but with greater power.
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Ahout
New South Wales
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Poutoance-General's Department
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Armed Forces Bill 40 outlines British control over Australian troops
The British armed forces will remain under colonial command with a stated plan for a Governor-General authorized standing force of under 100 men. The bill, presented by the Minister for Datengs, confirms that dominions retain self government while agreeing similar legislation is possible in other self governing states.
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Min- Inlet
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Ani
Curtin Urges Royal Commission on Indirect Taxes
Opposition leader Mr Curtin urged the government to appoint a Royal Commission to examine indirect taxation. He proposed Mr Nistien Ferguesen head the inquiry to assess how indirect taxes affect daily life, wages, and industry, and whether they shift tax burden to luxury items. He argued for a modern survey of indirect taxation across Australia.
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Retreat of Chinese Forces From Hsuchow Amid Heavy Losses
Chinese retreat accelerates south and southeast from Hsuchow as Japanese forces push to cut off the fleeing troops. Heavy casualties reported including Generals Lipifan and Chowfuan. Japanese claims pace of bombardment, with Chinese forces attempting to form a line between Kweiteh and Changchow. Reports note mass confusion at Hauchow and large provincial contingents withdrawing to avoid encirclement.
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Bhanghal
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Lunwhai Railway
Germany claims colonies for urgent war aims at Munich speech
Captain Wetnig, leader of the German Colonial League, told a Munich audience that absorbing Russia makes Germany's colonial claims more urgent. He warned against delaying further demands and said Germany must have all its colonies, arguing they are rightfully theirs.
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Alsatian Menace Viewed With Alarm Card
Alsatian menace raised in public meeting as speakers urge government action to curb doglike dangers. Attendees warn the beast threatens townsfolk and livestock, with debate over responsible ownership and potential shared duties.
Alleged Theft by Barmaid in Adelaida Court Remands Suitor
Alleged theft case heard at Live Adelaida Court with barmaid Adelaide Pilcher remanded on charges after defendant Aiden Flynn, 23, of Sydney, allegedly connived in a plot involving 420 from Andrew Waithy. The couple, said to be planning marriage, face transfer to Sydney on Saturday for further court action. Plaintiff testified the man fell asleep and woke to discover money missing.
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Adelaida Polar Court
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van Pilcher
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Spicer Case Reprieve Move in Death Penalty Debate
Sydney reports a Howard Prison Reform League deputation will seek an interview with the Minister for Justice on reprieve and abolition of the death penalty. Sir Benjamin Puller argues to retain capital punishment in extreme cases, while the League pushes for abolition. D A Bread from the Reform League defends the debate, noting a relative murder does not change the stance.
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Howard Prison Reform League
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Baxley
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Action over tram collision seeks compensation for loss of leg
Walter Budd sued the Commissioner for Road Transport in the Supreme Court claiming 63 000 compensation for the loss of his leg after a collision between a tram and a horse drawn lorry driven by W Krein. Budd alleged negligent driving. The jury returned a verdict for 1 280.
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Warship plans reveal armament details from Admiralty journal
London reports in the Daily Telegraph that a new warship is published by the Carman Admiralty journal. The vessel reportedly carries ten 14 inch guns with a broadside weight near 15,000 pounds, 40 percent below GLM.S. Mel notes. The design compensates with stronger anti-aircraft batteries and enhanced fire.
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Northampton Rain Stops Play At Cricket Ground
A damp Northampton match against Australia is halted by rain after a brief start. Players from both sides struggle in cold conditions as Brown and Merritt anchor the innings while spectators duck for cover. The first innings ends in a rain delay with play suspended at 1:10.
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Collapse Not Unlikely in Anglo American Trade Talks
The Diplomatic Writer notes the Anglo American trade negotiations face serious strain with uneven progress. Observers cite a 50 50 chance of a break, while Roosevelt’s administration retains leverage to negotiate certain foreign trade treaties impacting duties. The stalled talks threaten broader Austro Australian discussions, awaiting political clarity in Washington.
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Sudeten German settlement talks begin with Britain
The Czecho-Slovak government, London, and Herr Henlein plan immediate discussions to settle the Sudeten German issue. Britain hopes negotiations avoid deal breaking conditions and avoid days of delay. The aim is to calm tensions and pursue general economic absorption of the country amid unsettled conditions.
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Polish German Pact Feared in Central Front
Parib reports Wednesday that Madame Taboule suggests a possible agreement between Germany and Poland against Czechoslovakia. Focus shifts to central tension as Polish troops move toward the frontier, under promises cited from Colonel Beck to Herr Bitter, signaling a significant border realignment.
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Police Chief Mechay to retire under cloud of health
On Wednesday Police Chief Sydney announced that Police Commissioner Mackay has asked the Government for leave to retire due to ill health. The move follows the appointment of Gallen as Jolee Beerstarys and requires medical examination this week. Mechay, 68, would retire before reaching 60, and health concerns are cited though the exact outcome remains uncertain.
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Unclear OCR Text About Association Activity
Fragmentary report mentions Warwick Par adion and Wattodiy Association Grondcast description with posts, riders, betting, and suppressed pledges. Names like N H Connally appear, asserting leadership. details are garbled and no clear outcome or dates are discernible.
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Declared common gaming houses in police action
Police report notes that gaming houses were declared common and action taken. Wary authorities cited unlawful activity as officers pursued enforcement amid rising concerns over gambling operations.
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France and Italy to resume talks this week in London
Reports from London indicate France and Italy have not yet resumed formal talks but are expected to meet this week with M. Blondi and Count Ciano set to confer on Wednesday. Fascist quarters accuse Rome talks of worsening Franco Spanish frontier issues and doubt Mussolini will seal an agreement without recognizing Franco as master of Spain.
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French Dismay at British Attitude
The Manchester Guardian reports French cabinet dismay at British stance over Mumkoiinl terms in Spain and Italy. France fears Anglo-French diplomacy must align for any real settlement with Italy amid growing Czechoslovak risks and potential Franco Spanish tensions.
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Robins Likely England Captain for First Test
London report cites Reginald Binonds in the Daily Mail saying Robins seems near certain to captain England in the forthcoming Test. He has steered the MCC with calm judgment, keeping the side alert and cohesive as selections for captaincy are discussed.
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In Brief Eine AGREEMANT and International Notes
A fragmented 1930s style roundup covers international diplomacy, German notes to Brazil, Vargas arrest rumors, and claims about the Von Cramm seizure. It references shipping voyages, trade tensions, and forthcoming sports and social items alongside local crime and weather notes in a busy, garbled foreign desk style. The piece mentions Australia, Brazil, Germany, and the Davie Cup, plus Navy and broadcasting cost debates.
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