Lost Party Rescue Near Lake Mackay Heads to Plane
A rescue party in a six wheeler truck leaves the Granites to reach the Air Force Dragon Rapide at Lake Mackay. They aim to clear a runway with petrol and tools as planes stand by at Alice Springs for emergencies. Flight-Lieutenant Hely may attempt a landing if the truck fails.
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Sydney
Granites
Sir Herbert Depp
Air Force
Lake Mackay
Dragon Rapide i Pa
Horry
Jean
Alice Boringa
Hermanabure
Hely
Difficulties of the Search for Lost Australian Plane
The stranded survey party of Sir Herbert Gepp has been sighted by an Air Force Gannet but their exact location remains unknown. Flight-Lieutenant Hely leads the air search while ground parties, with Dragon Rapide support, head to Tanami and Lake Mackay regions to reach the missing team.
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Herbert Gepp
Hely
Queensland
Fee Anlwine
Commonweal Eee
Mr. Hoanfeld
McLashian
Paty
Air Force
Tanami
Lake Mackay
Autheessere
G. Forman
Quivern
Western Austrais
Hall's Creek
Went
Frm Australia
Adler
Turvey
Tamunl Mnal
Derby
Point Hedland
Onulaw
Car Taryou
Geraldton
Meekatharra
Witing
Kalgoorlie
Perth
Melbourne
Air View
Adelaide
Nazi Rally Turmoil Sparks Violent Demonstrations in Vienna
Sunday match between Austria and Germany drew 44 000 spectators who mostly showed political support rather than knowledge of the score. Swastika flags flew as fans shouted Heil Hitler while Austria scored. Afterward about 10 000 marched through the city blasting Nazi slogans and targeting civilians in coffee houses. Police initially tolerated, then clamped down as crowd control rules were enforced.
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Vienna
Germany
Hitler
Austria
Sectarian Riots Erupt in Lucknow and Delhi
Ten people are reported dead and about 300 wounded in sectarian rioting spreading from Lucknow to Delhi and other Muslim localities. Police evacuate families as mobs seize streets and burn property amid widespread clashes during the unrest.
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Delhs
Bunday
Ohare
Britain halts plan to recognize Abyssinia conquest
London reports that after Dominion delegations at the Imperial Conference Britain has abandoned the plan to recognise Italy's conquest of Abyssinia at the League Assembly. The Australian Associated Press notes the shift in policy as a result of ongoing negotiations.
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London
Australian Associated Press
Britain
Italy
Abyssinia
Mr Baldwin seen at garden party amid coronation visitors
Melbourne dispatch reports Mr Baldwin plans retirement this week after a royal garden party hosted by the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk at Arunde Castle. Discussion hints he may accept a future invitation, while Dominions weigh Britain’s stance on recognition and frontier security in Europe.
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London
Baldwin
Duke
Ducnots
Norfolk
Arunde Caste
Empire Visltors
House of Commons
Melbourne
Viale
Britain
Savage
New Zealand
Hertang
South ‘Africa
Jiniew
League
France
Belgium
Germany
Americans face Australians as Davis Cup ties loom
At Forest Hills Sunday Avatreiia's Davis Cup squad arrived by plane from Mooristowe Flea Club after an exhibition. Sproule and Bromwich beat Crawford and Richards 64 63. Manager Approws said practice would resume with the team optimistic despite concern over early American form and weather.
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Forest Hills
Avatreiia
Mooristowe
Sproule
Bromwich
Crawford
Richards
Iain ME
Aprows
Presa
Ane Ghage
Moorestwa
Sproile
Sonthent
Ae Ermine Cee
le Bemt
America
Soviet Annexes North Pole report from London briefing
A London dispatch notes Soviet annexation moves at the North Pole with Friday timeline referenced by a Moscow representative. The brief mentions Ai Time coverage and signals a Soviet push on Arctic claims.
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North Pole
London
Moscow
Ahjoh
Ai Time
Garah Murder Gangster Theory Raises Suspicions
Sydney reports a murder near Gara where a body found under a Weide at Millie Creek was examined by Detective Sergeant McRae. The man was killed days earlier by a heavy weapon, likely struck near a bridge and rolled into the creek. Two men likely involved. victim aged about 35 to 43, possibly a Sydney gangster hiding in outback sheds. Coroner notes signs of shearer life and woolpack on head plus a potato bag, implying shearing district ties.
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Sydney
Millie Creek
Gara
Shearing Whedu
Anwaters
Outback
A. Cole
King to Attend Grand Lodge Ceremony
The King will attend the special Grand Lodge at the United Grand Lodge on June 20. The event marks a notable occasion with past grand officers and royal attendees including Edward VII, the Duke of Connaught, King Oscar of Sweden, and the Crown Prince of Denmark.
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GRAND
Vondon
Bunday
Xing
United Grand Tagland
Edward VII
Connaught
Ovcar
Sweden
Danmar
Abattoir Strike Halts Mutton Slaughter and Sales
About 100 workers at the Homebush abattoire strike over daily kill allowances and warding hours. Management calls reductions a breach of union deals. a two day walkout follows a fruitless conference. If work resumes, a meeting for Thursday shows plans to restart with block owners warned.
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Sydney
Homebush
Nem
A. Hint
Mast Industries Board
Merritt
Central of
Thair
Agenta
Basques May Rebel as Bilbao Surrender Talks Reported
The Telegraph Tokyo dispatch reports negotiations for Bilbao surrender with Basques and General Stance, while Basque resistance near Bilbao appears broken. The Times notes 12 Rogels companies and 98 aircraft advancing on Bilbao amid heavy fighting, with reinforcements needed. The Daily Mail cites a five to eight mile front breakthrough and high casualties. German pilots Kiensle Schultee face death sentences but reprieved until Thursday as two Russian aviators in the Pisbel band negotiate. Wandell to be tried tomorrow and potential executions loom this week.
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Bilbea
the Times
Bilbao
Daily Mail
Uns
Pebeln
Kiensle
Schultee
Pisbel Bande
Wandell
Basque troupe reforms after Jose of Vernagoria
A Basque troupe restructured their unit Monday following a leadership change involving Jose of Vernagoria and other village officials. The move signals a renewed focus on performances and regional outreach across nearby communities.
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Bilbao
Tne
Jose of
Spanish Refugees Arrive at Southampton Camps
Four thousand Spanish refugee children disembark at Southampton aboard Habena after a night voyage. Medical officer Dr Maurice Williams notes general good health but widespread B vitamin deficiency. Children, accustomed to starvation, hesitate to waste crusts, fear machine gun images, and react with tears at temporary separations. They travel to camps amid cheering crowds, receiving haircuts and red wrist tags for processing.
Rockefeller dies at Daytona Beach at 17? No line
John Davidson Rockefeller dies in Daytona Beach Florida at the age of 17. He was once the world’s richest man and left gifts totaling about £580 million. The report notes a heart failure and a private service planned for Wednesday with burial Thursday beside his wife.
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New York
John Davidson Rockefeller
Daytona Beach
Florida
Mr. Rockefeller
John Rockefeller
U.S.A
Rockafeller
Rockefeller
Jaye
Thurmiay
Netanie Ima
Rockefellers
Dominion Appreciation Letter Reflects PMs Informal Contact
The note expresses appreciation for Mr. M. MacDonald and describes informal briefings with Prime Minister Baldwin. It notes Dominions officials do not typically press Cabinet ministers, but treat the exchange as a supportive gesture bridging Dominions and Britain. The passage references Mr. Chamberlain and medical specialist context amid cabinet discussions.
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Walcome
Rcon
Donillone
Dorainion Ives
Chamberlain
Medicaire
Floods devastate central Poland causing many deaths
In central Poland near Warsaw, floods sweep across fifty villages marooning residents on roofs. A four hour storm with hail and lightning wrecked a school house, feared to have drowned teachers and fifteen children. Ambulances and troops mobilize to evacuate affected people amid heavy losses.
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Warsaw
Poland
Tilly
M Tescher
AML
Mio
Ltventack
Salvation Army turmoil shocks London officials
Commissioner Henry Mupp, dismissed from the Salvation Army, claims a letter requesting retirement due to ill health triggered the action. He says General Booth wanted to keep quiet about the matter while a furlough was arranged, as reported amid other sensational claims involving Peggy Laurie and mobillian in London.
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London
Henry Mupp
Alvation Army
Ira Booth
Booth
Howe Lence
Staunton Camediate
Mall
Saya
Peggy Laurie
Mobillian
Divorce Hearing Delays Jury Interference Remains Split
In Clarke divorce case remand proceedings, a juryman received a telephone message urging a correspondent to vote aye. His Honour ruled on interruptions and ordered no further disruption. The jury found allegations against the husband unproved and proceeded with the hearing.
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Sydney
Clarke
Percy Whitehead
Whitehead
Allence
Dia
Huissbeth Clarks
Bea
Ayer
Wifes Objections to Nudist Cult in Melbourne Case
In Melbourne a wife testifies about pressure from her mother-in-law to join a nudist group or face her husband’s disapproval. She recalls bathing nude at home with others but would not mingle with the group publicly. The case continues with related testimonies about family influence and lifestyle choices.
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Abe Beckee
Bar
Lannde
Oscar Won
Frontier Clash at Boras With Small Forces
An incident near Bimas frontier on Saturday reports an officer and three privates of a regiment engaging local forces. Soldiers repelled an attack by a smaller body, with scattered casualties and confusion reported about positions and actions.
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Bimla
As Futherland Regiment
Boras
Prorogation Plan for Commonwealth Parliament Next Week
A proclamation will prorogue the Commonwealth Parliament next week with the Governor-General opening the session. The government will seek supply for three weeks starting June, while Labour’s potential amendment to the Address-in-Reply remains unsettled. A professional party meeting and budget timing loom before dissolution.
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Lord Gowrie Wich
Sary
Tod
AL Ta
Labour
Etoeee
Ita
Noad
Wage case in Melbourne Court argues basic pay rise
In the Melbourne wage dispute, the Arbitration Court heard Dr Cyril Dickson of the Victorian branch of the BALA urge a higher basic wage to cover medical expenses. The court considered whether increases would restore a 1920 standard, warning that uneven recovery in industries would slow overall recovery and harm employment.
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Melbourne
Cyril Dickson
BALA
Aunralin
Maan
Power Alcohol: Commonwealth Abandons National Plan
A fragmentary report notes the Commonwealth’s action regarding power alcohol policy. It mentions the national plan, associations with Australian authorities, and an individual named Withee, with unclear context about a vehicle. The readable text hints at government reconsideration of power alcohol and related measures.
Dame Enid Lyons Cancels Empire Day Plans
Dame Enid Lyons cancels Empire Day events with a weeklong postponement due to unspecified reasons, affecting official ceremonies and public observances nationwide. The decision alters schedules for state and colonial leaders and shifts commemorative activities across multiple sites.
Tokyo Support Pacific Pact Stirs Regional Debate
A fragmented report notes Tokyo backing a Pacific pact amid regional tensions. Officials from major blocs weigh potential economic and security implications while local voices push for cautious engagement.
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Tokyo
Lengthy criminal trial ends with Davies discharged
A lengthy criminal trial concluded as Davies was discharged amid extended proceedings. The case involved dog searches and related legal maneuvers, with witnesses testifying over multiple days. Legal observers noted the proceedings highlighted procedural complexities.
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