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26 May 1937
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 26, 1937
Page
1
Victim Identified in Creek Road Tragedy Theories Rise
Police in Sydney report the victim of a fatal attack near Millie Creek is identified as Brown, 34, a wool cutter from Victoria Wrest. Investigators say the head wound and unclear clues point to a violent assault. the case draws speculation about motives and potential suspects including Dr. Hunter and local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Victoria
Empire Defence and Imperial Conference Hear Details
Confidential details of Britain's 1.5 billion rearmament plan were revealed at the Imperial Conference. Mr Lyons chaired the session with discussions on Commonwealth policy, Australian autonomy, and joint defence coordination while upcoming meetings will shape the Empire’s emergency readiness and interunit cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Dominions
Ir. Lyone
Associated Press
Wages and Hours Bill Introduced in Congress
President Roosevelt urged Congress to extend social progress with a maximum 40 hour week and a 40 cent minimum wage. The bill proposes a flexible Labor Standards Board able to reduce hours to 30 and bans child labor, mirroring the National Recovery Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dent Roosevelt
Congress
Larbour Standard Board
Spigras
Interia
Lyons Named Possible Chair for Inter State Commission
A bill in the Commonwealth Parliament next month would re establish the Inter state Commission to study relations between the Commonwealth and States. Fraviainn may be named for appointment as chair, with a high standing politician considered. Lyons was pointed out years ago as a suitable appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Interatute Commission
Grants Commission
Fraviainn
Commission
Lyons
Defence tax plan revised in Finance Bill
Mr. Neville Chamberlain said the national defence tax would affect about 45 000 concerns. He explained in the House of Commons that substantial modifications were made to the Finance Bill to implement the tax amid protests and debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Balloon fire sparks mixed tax talks in London markets
London reports indicate Chancellor facing tax concessions criticism as markets opened quietly. Commentators from The Times and Manchester Guardian debate the reduced benefits of the amended tax and political implications for Chamberlain and the National Government amid inflation and public discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mout Nhares
House of Commons
Representatives of Business and Finance
Ual
Pickard
Tire
Manchester
Adda
Chamberlain
Birmin
Mr. Chamberlain
Colonisation Talks in Dutch East Indies
Tokyo reports a minister stating Japan seeks to acquire and develop raw materials abroad and open overseas markets. He says such moves toward free trade and resource access are steps toward peace and war prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Free ‘Trade Association
Japan
Nudist cult dispute heard in General Sessions
John Lennie appealed a maintenance order to his wife over 2 shillings per week. He claimed she joined nudist activities and left due to in laws and intolerable marriage. The judge questioned the living arrangements and noted the couple’s nudist involvement and disputed allegations before dismissing the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
John Stewart Lennie
Lennie
Lensie
Bla Wite
Foster
Abe
Sudan
Aha
Dandenong
Eggleston
Clent
Lanaie
Maw
Alfred
Ryder
Ohn Lenoia
Clvi
Witmans
Balranald
Girie
Olin Tever
Ying | Mia
Baldwin Farewell Speech at Empire Banquet
Mr Baldwin delivered a farewell public speech at a banquet with imperial premiers in Greavenor. About 1200 guests attended representing the Empire. He toasted the British Commonwealth and urged unity, stressing the Empire should exist to help the world and promote shared ideals. He warned against overdefining the constitution, saying too much definition could split the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
MM. Baldwin
Greavenor “Loune
Empire
Thay Mare
Baldwin
Imperial Conference
Desert Rescue Progress Report From Remote Party
A message relayed by Flight Lieutenant Liaut Haly from Sir Herbert Gepp reports the marooned party is well with sufficient food at Banka. The rescue lorry advanced 50 miles through sand and covered a further 90 miles to reach the landing point Fi ’tort. Flight-Lieut. Hely expects further contact with the party by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liaut
Haly
Herbert Gepp
Sir Herbert
Hely
Marine Inquiry Opens After Wreck Believed Fatal
Police recovered the body of a 43 year old American man from a vessel wrecked at sea last May. Court ruling confirms authority to begin formal inquiry into the incident and its subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bishop's Refusal of Medal Casts Light on Beers of Bt Jenep
A fragmented report from Leeton notes a bishop refused a medal during a Beers of Bt Jenep event. The item, dated Tuesday, hints at undercurrent tensions and unclear alliances surrounding the award and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeton
Bicap Dwyer
Wanee
Jenep
Ambassadors Seek Volunteer Withdrawal Accord in Spanish War
Geneva reports quote Sener Delvayo opposing a truce until volunteers are withdrawn. Rome notes Italy’s stance to avoid motive questions and demands assurance the British aim is not a mediation or truce but withdrawal of all foreign combatants on both Loyalist and insurgent sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Bpanida
Sener Delvayo
Rome
Dairy Mall
Italy
Proposed Truce Crisis Talks Rattle London Amid War Debates
Fragmentary notes from London outline discussions on a proposed truce and humanitarian operations. The text references Portugal and Italy, mentions Basque issues, and notes damage from recent bombardment amid uncertain travel and banking uncertainties.
Turstay statement to Commission in Mackay case
A statement to the Starting Price Commission by Mr Mackay was referred to the Commission. The lawyer said his client did not plead for money and disputed that Mackay implied altering judgments for their men. He urged cautious consideration of the criminal case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Turstay
Potlee Commingionar
Mackay
The Late J. D. Rockefeller Funeral Rites Noted
The obituary notes the death of J. D. Rockefeller with a brief funeral notice. Details are scant but confirm the passing and implied funeral observances.
Civil List debate on Labour objection to monarchy funding
Labour members challenged the Civil List provision while Winston Churchill urged revision. Neville Chamberlain moved motions to influence royalty funding and governance, arguing for limited provision and greater public scrutiny amid concerns about monarchy costs and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanpong
Iob Bahalf
Winn MY
Neville Shamberlain
Atlioe
Labour
Jace
Atatirs
Attive
Oman
Seamona
Churchil
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Thomas Tnukip
Auatrasia
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Australia
Am & Resuts
Imperial Conference Committee
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Iain
Casey Wr
MR. Lyon
Sr. Lyons
Mr. Lyons
U.S.A
Interstate Commission
Grant Commission
Defence
Mr, Chamberlain
Dutch East Indies
Australien
Audge Foster
MR. Baldwin
Sister
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Gepp
McTor
Dar
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Soy
Pogerd Tr
Ethie
Portugal
Tialy Fusaia
Namber
Bilbao
Jaime Primero
S.P. Inquiry
J. D. Rockefeller
Commons
Churchill
Dame Emid Lyons
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