Conference to Discuss Secret Reports From Eden in London
Imperial conference opens with Prime Ministers gathering to hear a confidential Eden briefing on fascist threats and foreign affairs. Officials anticipate a long session through Friday, with committees outlining nationality, civil communications, and juridical experts to address imperial relations and Commonwealth status.
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Gouna
Boathi
Atvica
Britain
Rimi
Hertzok
Ionals
Equal Pay Debate Moulds Industry Wages in Melbourne
In Melbourne on a Wednesday, Chief Judge Dethwidge presided over arbitration on equal pay for sexes. He suggested equal pay could force reductions in male wages, noting that many households rely on dual earners. The judge favored progress toward equality but warned it would require complex arrangements, especially for married women and dependent children.
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Abe
Nike
Fant
Dothridge
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Wwe
Hoxes
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Absence of Windsor Royal Family Ties Private Wedding Access
The Daily Telegraph reports only a few guests will attend Duke of Windsor’s private wedding at Windsor. Diplomacy allows the ceremony in a building open to the public, with civil rites and dispensation, while 20 of the Duke’s English friends may attend.
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England
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Pacific Pact interview hints at London visit impact
In London, Mr Lyons discusses reactions to Nis and related topics while awaiting Admiral Yoshida's forthcoming visit. He notes broader interest and cautious optimism about Australia's stance, with comments on pacing and additional statements before commenting further.
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Australia
Police methods questioned by judge in Melbourne case
Judge condemns police interrogation tactics used on an accused man for two hours while he denied allegations. He states the methods were unjustified and improper, describing the alleged mistreatment as egregious though not physically torturous, amid a chaotic jury deliberation over a controversial writer’s report.
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Ati
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Powder differences alert in Sydney medical study
Sydney scientists report divergence between ingredients listed for APC powders and what they contain. Pharmacists at Sydney University discuss the discrepancy and urge adherence to safety standards, recommending formulation orientation to align with Advainrement of Science guidance.
Metropolitan Water Board Objects to Coronation Medals
Wednesday the Metropolitan Water Board decided to forward a protest to the Premier over the Government’s failure to present coronation medals to all members. Alderman Campbell complained that City Council members received medals while Water Board members were excluded. The only Water Board member to receive a medal was the President, Mr. Upton.
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Mystery surrounds death of Benent Nel aun in Wainou Valley
In Auckland on Wednesday police closed a year long inquiry into the death of Bennett Nel aun, 20, found dead on his property in Wainou Valley. Officials say personal matters and disapproval of a marriage by a certain party influenced events and the case remains unsolved.
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Postmaster General outlines imperial air services policy
Major Tyrone, Postmaster General, spoke at a conference on imperial transport linking Britain with India Africa and Australia. He advocated postal air service expansion, proposing higher air mail rates and faster delivery abroad, aiming to start Australia service early in 1938 and to extend to India and South Africa.
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Court Congestion Discussed by New South Wales Attorney General
Sydney on Wednesday the Attorney General Mr Manning spoke on district and Supreme Court congestion caused by acting judges. He said extra time and expense arise from appointing acting judges and urged a reduction in such use pending agreement with the Premier. He attributed court delays to litigants and their legal advisers hesitating to proceed, noting adjournments with双方 consent.
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Jack St
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Supreme Court Roosevelt Bill Advancing to Split Bench
The United States House judiciary committee, voting 10 to eight, reported an aim to reorganize the Supreme Court bench after President Roosevelt’s proposal. The action signals a push to alter the court’s structure and balance amid ongoing political debate.
Supreme Court Justice Yamer Resigns From Bench
Washington reports that Justice Yamer, a Conservative wing member of the Supreme Court, announced a resignation set to take effect on June 5 after a Judiciary Committee report was released. The brief notice notes the significant shift in the high court's lineup and potential impact on rulings.
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Appeal to Parties in London on Non-Intervention
London dispatch reports a Lisbon correspondent noting reports that fifty are said to have died in a storm of conflict in Baboo as anarchists clash with communists.
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Exchange Newaignncy
Lisbon
Wool Exports Revolt Against Compensation Funds
Japanese exporters reject compensation for non Australian wool losses at a general meeting. The Exporters Association declines this year to fund the offset scheme but approves a 10 000 yen contribution for next year.
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Bilt and
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Heroic defenders in Amorsviels ring battle near Tron
Amorsviels town guards stood firm against Bangines forces defending the main ring fortress known as the Tron Ring. They counted on arms stores inside to resist invasion, with poison gas seen as a potential key to breakthrough. The Rebsin are now pressing hard, aiming to break Amorebleta’s hold.
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Eumera
Amorsviels
Amorebleta
Plight of Bilbao Residents Amid Air Raids
An English doctor writes from London detailing the Bilbao siege. The letter describes shattered windows, plate glass broken by air raids, sparse meals at a rich hotel, constant raids, and families sheltering with babies as the city endures hardship and fear.
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Utruggie Tyre
Road Fatalities Rise In New South Wales Apr
During April, 44 persons were killed in road accidents in New South Wales, raising the January to April death toll to 214 with 2.64 percent injured. The superintendent cited improved enforcement and strict motoring discipline as reasons for the rise in fatalities and noted a drop from last April’s 48 deaths.
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Refugees to Land in Britain Amid Southampton Arrangements
Reported plans aim to land 4,000 refugees in Britain with 1,100 girls and 800 boys already cleared. Most are aboard the Habana steamship, while 2,000 would need disembarkation elsewhere unless numbers rise. Authorities are expanding intake at the weekend amid limited docking options.
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Ahitaron-Tron
Waek
Habana
Bor
Franco Against Poison Gas in War Claims
London reports General Franco denies intent to employ poison gas except where enemies use it first. He insists the military will not resort to gas unless attacked, stressing no plan for broader use.
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Franco
Leiter
Crompton Holgate
Aut Poleon Gas’ Assieuition
Posalbie
Canes
Bankrupt broker Eavis faces scrutiny over losses in court
In a Bankruptcy Court today Keith Koeken details showings from Eavis's ledgers and stock exchange dealings totalling about £800,850 over years. He claims half was speculative in gold mining shares while the real cause of bankruptcy was nonpayment of debts, including £19,000 owed by a person named Parsons.
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Eavis
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Tod
Keith Koeken
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Ale
Nimi
Von Nida Wins Golf Title
N Friendly text dubious but reports Von Nida taking first place in Brisbane with a score of 284. Runner up appears Haldor of Maw Bouth Wales.
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London Bus Strike Spurs Meeting Amid Transport Turmoil
In London, workers from the bus, tram, and trolley sectors held a midweek meeting amid ongoing tensions and protests over recent worsened transportation disruptions. The London Bus Committee conference underscored solidarity with striking crews.
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Inquiries Question Latin Use in Chemist Prescriptions
Sydney inquiry probes why Latin should be written on prescriptions with Justice Brown noting possible future changes. Mr Finnemore, reader in pharmacy at Sydney University, argues Latin remains essential, suggesting doctors rely on intermediaries between prescribers and chemists to translate Latin terms.
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Franco Soviet Pact Report Highlights Friendly Relations
Paris reports that Premier Blum and Foreign Minister Delbos met Soviet Foreign Minister Litvinoff and issued a statement praising friendship between France and the Soviet Union. They reaffirm faith in Franco Soviet relations but say France will not enter into a military convention.
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Waterside Workers Federation admits 900 by drawing names
In a public record, the Waterside Workers Federation chose 900 members from a pool of 300 entrants for membership. The process raises questions about eligibility and the effect on the total roster.
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Vawanbies
Waterside, Workers’ Federation
Murder rumour ruled out by interior department
The Interior Secretary Abe J A Gartodua received a wire from the Administrator of the Northern Territory Mr CLA Abbott stating that the murder of white man by five aborigines Alice Inga was entirely baseless. The report may reflect misinterpretation of a departure reason for Sergeant Koop who was sent into the interior for inquiries.
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J. A. “Gartodua
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Mr Baldwds Farewell Speech to Youth in London
A London audience hears Mr Baldwin urge unity and wisdom guiding the Empire. He warns that the great problem of the last quarter century is government form and insists youth must engage for the future. He condemns false gods of war and calls for imperial service and brotherhood.
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Erie Minester
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Inquiry into Political Influence Refuted in Sydney
A parliamentary inquiry resumed with Mr. Windeyer disputing Brown's transfer and defending the constable's actions. Windeyer stated officers approved the constable’s conduct, while the investigation concluded the process was justified despite the case being dismissed.
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Weédnessiy
Hcw Commission
John Grows Lawt
Borden
Windeyer
Brown
Toca
Dalrymple
Orrust Hills Reports Top Form After Rest
Orrust Hills coach says Quist is in top form after a day of rest and practice. Team manager notes strong improvements and a new result from Hes.
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Sipirovl
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Von Cramm Feud in Paris Tennis Clash With Maal
German tennis star Von Cramm faces a feud in Paris as he and rival Maal prepare for a decisive Cup match. The event centers on Unidey median orders and potential changes to team selections amid uncertainty.
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