Russian Delegate Litysins Push For Permanent Disarmament Talks
The Russian delegate Mr Lityinoff urged the General Committee of the Disarmament Conference to transform the talks into a permanent, regularly assembling body. He argued total armament abolition is not feasible now and proposed security guarantees as a stepping stone to disarmament within favorable conditions. Other delegates, including Mr Norman Tava and Mr Davis, weighed in on naval arms limits, blame for past failures, and revisiting the July 4 1082 British draft concept as a basis for future agreement.
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General Commission
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Staten
Norman Tava
America
Germany
Hobbs Loses Wicket Early as Australians Struggle in Field
The Australian team meets old friend Hobbs but Hobbs loses his wicket early after Wall dislocates his finger in the field. Grimmett, Gregory, and O'Reilly shine, while Hobbs, Wall, and six thousand spectators witness a tense innings ending with 1 for 148.
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Acre
Grimmett
Gregory
O'Reilly
Pope
Wall
Ftn
Hanbaro
Beets
Bindham
Guide to Test London Match and Team Prospects
Guide reviews the first Test selection and possible changes for England and Australia. It notes Bromley Hh' man’s absence due to influenza, Ebeling and Darling forming key bets, Woodhull needing big scores, Hobbie’s likely debut, and Australia’s plan to oppose Baxter with Warner's views on Larwood’s absence. Barnes and Bowes discussed for English selection while Lae wood and Allen miss due to illness.
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Melodora
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Woodhull
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Beottlah
Old
Refford
Baxter
Australia
Prum” Warner
Daily Telegraph
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Barnes
Bowes
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Allen
Nicholla i
Nichelle
Batarany
Soviet wheat buys boost in London market
The Daily Telegraph reports a Soviet organization in London is purchasing Australian and Argentine wheat for Vladivostok. Two Australian and one Argentine cargoes totaling 24,600 tons have been bought and chartered for shipment amid expectations of further buying due to crop failures and high bread prices.
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London
Torsda
Daily Telegraph
Vladigostock
Rianne Suiden
Moscow
Germany's Debts Seen as Transfer Difficulty Not Inability
Berlin reports a conference between Germany's foreign creditors under the Standstill Agreement and Reichsbank representatives concluded after a six month moratorium. A communique states the issue was transfer difficulties rather than inability to pay.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichsbank
Geom
Larwood Reluctantly Leaves Test Trial After Examined Foot
Larwood London on Tuesday sent a letter to the MCS notifying withdrawal from the test trial on medical advice after examining his left foot. In the match against Budwen he bowled with good pace, included some high balls, and 12 overs yielded two wickets for 24 runs.
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Tuewduy
Herat Larwood
MCS
Whe Widrawal
Wie
Budwen
Nottingham Mayor Asked to Limit Town Clock Chiming
A reported request from a manager of Australian cricketers seeks to curb the chiming of the Notting ham town clock during a fort match. The town clerk stated no official request had been received, noting the balance between players resting and the strike scheduled between 1 pm and noon.
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Tumday
Buahbur
Notus
Blackboy
Nottingtain
Decision in Naylor Case Today
Sydney reports hearing on Rufus Theodore Naylor case where injunction sought to restrain the AIC from declaring him unfit for continued duties. Justin Streat to deliver reserved judgment tomorrow after the court examines action and allegations.
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Sydney
Justin Streat
Rufus Theodore Naylor
Urea
Prince Henry's Australian Tour Details Incomplete
Wednesday report states detailed plan for the Princely tour to Victoria will be finalized by week end after talks between Minister Sr. W. C Marr and Victorian Premier Sir Stanley Argyle and the Centenary Committee. Uncertain London telegraph messages may delay decisions. travel to New South Wales grounds and air reception for the royal party are under scrutiny.
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W. C Marr
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Prince Henry
New South Wales
New South
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Uae
Eng
Mahalta
Kingsford Smith backed with £500 offer for air race
Melbourne report notes a £500 offer to Sir Charles Kingsford Smith on condition six others join the British team. Myer Emporium director Sidney Styer advances £1300 while Kingsford Smith seeks £5,000 more. Kingsford Smith remains hopeful of a British machine and official entry details are provided with pilots and aircraft specs.
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Sidney Styer
Myer Emporium Lity
Charles Kingsford Smith
Anance Fle
Kingsford
Myer
Bir Charles
John Brannage
Charles
Sir Charles
Kingsford Smith
Admiral Togo Dies in Tokio After World Fame
The Marquis Hatharehro fogo known as the Nelson of Japan died in Tokio after a long career marked by grand naval victories at Port Arthur and the destruction of the Huasion fleet. His death follows a noted lifetime spent at sea and public duties including a royal visit to England for King George’s coronation. Funeral plans include cremation and ashes divided between Tokyo and Kagoshima, with a public day of mourning and restrictions on entertainment. A shrine at Yokohuruks is planned in his honor.
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Hatharehro Fogo
Nelson
Japan
Poclock
Nogi
Port Arthur
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Bailie
Den
Togo
Baek
Tobie
Tokie
Kagostauna
Navy
Wool selling plan criticized by growers in Sydney
James Walker of the Glaxiers Association said on May 1 that proposing 18 900 relay daily for the first half of the life melting season would yield at most 10 recommendations and would be discussed at the Australian Woolgrowers Council and Brokers Federal Council annual convention. Even if adopted, controlling bodies could reduce offerings as needed. Growers at the stand felt the proposed level was too large given current conditions and prospects.
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Wednesda
Glaxiers’ Assonaion
James Walker
Brokers Federal Council
Australian Woolbrawers Counci
National Council of Woolceiling Brokers
Tne
Propos 16
Aries
Xeowers
Rail revenue rises for school vacation
Sydney reports a substantial rise in railway revenue during the autumn school vacation, totaling 126,000 pounds, an increase of 9,000 over the previous year. In London Gordon Richards, the champion jockey, rode his 50th winner for the weapon, reaching a half century fortnight earlier than that year.
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Sydney
London
Gordon Richards
National Bank Chairman Bars Political Entanglement
In Melbourne on a Wednesday the National Bank of Australia faced a shareholders meeting amid disputes over a Labour Party proposal. Acting chairman Sir Frank Clarke opposed motions that would push the bank into political or promotional activity, stressing the bank must remain apolitical.
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Melbourne
Labour Party
National Bank of Australia
Frank Clarke
Dr Page Reveals Proposals for Senate Ticket in NSW
Dr Earle Page, leader of the Federal Country Party, discussed possible shifts in seat allocation to preserve Country representation. He said there had been no overtures from Bil Lyons on trading preferences for a Country Party Senate spot and questioned the NSW boundary plan versus wider redistribution.
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Earle Page
Federal Country Party
U.C.P
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Lyons
Country Party
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Commonwealth
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Karte Page
Eatia
Prime Minister Lyons replies on party preference exchange
In a rare public reply Prime Minister Lyons says he cannot await any amquiieg ons and will not stay silent on matters treated as confidential for the time being. He confirms discussing the exchange of preferences with Dr Earle Page and notes he supports the idea while consulting with colleagues. The PM dismisses Dr Page’s public statement and defends his position amid calls for unity with the United Australian Party and United Country Party.
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Watt
Mr. Lyons
Earle Page
Lyons
Tme Country Party
New South Wales Senate
Pilie
Lr. Page
Mr. Lyoma
Country Party
Senate
Mitera
Letmen
Pagwa
Hocking
United Australian Party
United Country Party
War Debt Budget Ruling Delays Australia Payments
The treasury warned no request from the United Kingdom to resume suspended war debt payments has been received. Following America's demand for a 39 million dollar payment on June 1, Australia will not have a budget provision to resume these payments, even if the United States makes Britain the payment, the Australian portion remains unaffected.
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Treasury
United Kingdom
Stralia
America
Great Britain
United Statente
Australia
Quintuplets Make History in Corbeil Births
A Toronto doctor reports Mia Hienne gave birth to a set of quintuplets in Corbeil yesterday. All five babies are alive and well after the delivery. The family and medical team say the rare birth marks a historic milestone in the town.
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Mia Hienne
Foe
Corbeil
Welcome for Airwoman Jean Batten in Sydney crowd
A large crowd greeted Airwoman Jean Batten on arrival in Sydney at 3 o clock, dominated by women. She appeared in white, posed for cameras, and thanked Australia for the warm welcome while noting the Empire’s stronger ties between Australia and Britain. Batten spoke of her voyage from London and her Pride in her country, dedicating the welcome to her mother and supporters.
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Mae “Ol
London
Batten
Addresson
Welcome Age
Sydney
Bate Tonnada
Baiten
Amy Dohingon
Austin Say
Austretia
Lord Wakefield
Aviatan
Pines
Australia
Twan
London Doubts Russian Plan
Geneva commentary in the Daily Telegraph questions the feasibility of security without sanctions. It notes that security without teeth is futile and dangerous and cites Mr. Baldwin's remark that those prepared for sanctions must be prepared for war.
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Geneva
Baldwin
Death sentence Fry for eight aborigines
Darwin reports that eight Aboriginal men were sentenced to death for the murder of two white prospectors Adolf Koch and Brenten Arin Sk in the Fiumamurice River area on November 13, 1082. His Honour stated the case demanded no clemency under the new ordinance allowing alternative penalties, deeming it a treacherous, brutal murder.
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Darwin
Adolf Koch
Brenten Arin
Fiumamurice River
Celine Waa
H. J. Foster
Death rate lowest in Australia record set in Federal Territory
The December 31 ration estimate for the Federal Capital Territory stood at 2.268 with 4884 on the date in 1082 linked to births and deaths in the year to December 31. There were 181 births and 38 deaths, including 25 males and 13 females, as the territory’s death rate stood at 480 per 1000.
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T. McPhee
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