Royal Tour Reaches New Heights in Sydney Visit
The Duke of Gloucester arrived at Farm Cove and Sydney Harbour to a thunderous welcome. Crowds packed The Domain and Macquarie Street as royal guards, naval escorts, and a vibrant procession moved through the city. Police urged order while officials and citizens celebrated with banners and cheering crowds.
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Sydney
Duke of Gloucester
Fatma Cove
Sydney Harbour
Duke
London
Cova
Pas Cturising
Pala Tor
Vebera
City Council
Aut Poinia
Ape Muck
Eevel
Cepacia
MM. Bussas
Tipiten South
Head
Foundtusly
Port Jackson
Royal Australian Navy
Siary 8
Farm Cove
Macquarie Street
Bt. Marye Buskies
Royal Australian Artillery
Tuke
Commonwealth
Mr. Marr
F Lat
House of Parliament
Bridge
Pitt and
George Streets
Martin Place
Hyde Park
Atretw
Atresmara
Ita
Iighnems
Prince of White
Wieaaumes
Extension Of Wheat Agreement In Substantial Form
The Wheat Advisory Committee agreed to extend the July 1 1830 wheat agreement with Australia the United Kingdom Hungary and others. Canada and Argentina postponed a decision pending further amendments while the World Wheat Situation indicated no yield increase and import demand for 1930 appeared uncertain. A diplomatic visit to York impressed observers with a cordial reception and future relations noted by officials and citizens.
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Buda Prat
Wodnoud
Australia
United Bintes
Hungary
Canada
Sea monster remains found on Pacific coast near Prince Rupert
Dissected 35 foot marine monster resembling sea serpents, previously seen in British Columbia waters, was brought from Porcher Island to Prince Rupert by Dr. Neal Carter. Carcass decomposed beyond full preservation. bones numbered about 20 of significance. torso carried and reconstruction planned where possible.
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Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Near Porcher II
Neal Carter
Prince Rupert Dominion Fisheries Experimental Station
Northern Territory Election Defeat of Mr Nelson
In Darwin the poll declared on the Northern Territory election shows sitting member Mr Hili Nelson defeated by 47 votes after first preferences and distribution of second preferences. Nelson faced criticism over statements allegedly urging resistance to a full vote in the House of Representatives.
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Hili. Nelson
Northern Territory
Darwin
Ar. Bale
House of Representatives
Writ ers Luncheon Marred by Kisch Incident in Sydney
In Sydney the annual writers luncheon hosted by the Fellowship of Australian Writers to the Poet Laureate drew controversy as Premier Stevens and Ministers White and Huge abstained amid protests over political content and a Kisch invitation. President Mackanesse lamented the disruption, while Mr John Masonfield received an ovation and paid tribute to Australian writers. Minutes before, Minister White cited unforeseen circumstances and did not attend.
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Sussex
Tarie Page
Etc‘yona
Juded
Ryan
Amololl
Nuk
Bycawy
Nica
Waa
Bote
Sydney
Btevens
Mr. White
Huge
Masefield
Mackanesse
Raawon
Fig
Klach
Mackstiens
Kinch
John Masnfield
Posta
Anid
Customs
White
MCC Defines Direct Attack Tactics in English Matches
London reports the MCC committee issued a statement amid claims of targeted bowling against batsmen. It outlines a new definition of direct attack as persistent, systematic bowling aimed at a batsman clear of the wicket, with trials planned for the 1985 season and ongoing support for enforcing preventive measures.
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London
Wednesany
MCC
Bauwman
Mla
Fanort
Atstement
Ad Yinory Cricket Committee
Pacific Defence Conference Opens in Wellington Meeting
The Pacific Defence Conference began in Wellington with attendees including the Imperial Defence Committee and other officials. The private session proceeded after initial remarks by conference organizers.
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Pacific Defence Conference
Umpire’s role looms over new bowling ban debate
In cricket circles discussion grows as MCC and LCC consider eliminating the new bowling type. Umpires face hard choices whether to stop a bowler, and critics fear the ruling could make umpiring untenable. The Times hints MCC may demand strict action while some seek no further steps.
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M.C.C
Serne
Telemeaph
LCC
the Times
Maya
MCC
A.W. Care
Larwood
Tim
Ulm’s Flight Aims Montreal Departure For Vancouver Route
Ulm plans to fly from Montreal to Vancouver via Detroit and Virginia with takeoff Thursday or Friday depending on weather. The autonautic community in Ceneda warns against the risky winter journey over ice and snow. Ulm hopes for a peaceful, safeguarded flight toward his Canada Australia route goal.
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Montreal
Ulm
Vancouver
Detroit
Ceneda
Winniper
Ulmati
Dutch Airmen Welcomed in Amsterdam Amid Coronation Pageantry
Dutch crowds cheered as air crew Pannendler and Moll arrived with their wives in an illuminated car. The Queen's representative and civic leaders led a public welcome with the National Anthem, closing schools and filling Amster dam with marching crowds and flower tributes.
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Amsterdam
Pannendler
Moll
Mand Mill Fury
Mother'llex
Mrr
Anthony Baker
Parmentier
Aol
Bel Funy
Tremors Injure Rector as Goulburn Earthquakes Continue
Heavy earthquake shocks rocked Goulburn with damage to buildings and disrupted water works. The Rev Canon Burgess, rector of the Church of England, sustained shock and plaster injury from a ceiling fall but was not seriously hurt. Several chimneys collapsed and cracks appeared as tremors persisted through the day after midnight.
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Canon Burges
Church of England
Sara Plese
Canon Burgess
Goulburn
Grave fears for safety of two airmen over sea
Sydney reports grave concerns for the safety of Menara and Nicholl who departed from Gerringong on a rebuilt Puse Moth draft to New Zealand. By midnight they were ten hours overdue as searches near New Plymouth and Wellington yielded no sign. Experts say, even in favorable conditions, they could not stay aloft beyond 17 hours.
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Sydney
Menara
R. Whitelies
R. Nichall
Temao Sea
New Zealand
Auckland
N.2
Ne Smith Wales
Bice
Iun
A. Whitehead
R. Nicholl
Gerringong Beach
Une Beach
Cvil Aviation
Johnston
Ubex
Gerringong
Indian federation proposal in Indian constitution report
The Joint Committee report on the Indian constitution urges a federation of self governing units with eleven British Indian provinces and Indian States joining voluntarily. Provinces would elect assemblies and governors, while the central government would be guided by ministers. The report faces opposition from Labour members who fear limits on self rule and urge Dominion status.
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London
British India
Snete
Legislative Assembly
Labour
Ord Daet
Major Altes
Morgan Jonas
Jeist Comtaltieg
Donelson
India welt-Govarnmant
Tony
Sid Toe
Dally
Britain
Indias
Scurrilous War Dead Article Sparks House Debate
In a House discussion Mr. C. L. Abbott accused a Sydney paper titled The Di of printing scurrilous material about returned soldiers who fell in the Great War. He questioned its authority and urged the Postmaster General to investigate and stop the paper from circulating in the territory.
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C. L.A. Abbott
Gwydir
House of Representatives
Sydney
Quesabe
Mrr. Abbott
Howes
Ita
Abbott
Iis
Postmaster-Gentral
Lake Fatality in Alpena Crew Tragedy Report
Four crew members aboard a vessel are reported dead after a lake incident near Alpena. Authorities say a maritime accident led to the fatalities and an investigation is underway to determine the cause and identify the names of the deceased.
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Alpena
Mlongen
The
Ware
Pilot testifies spare engine caused air crash inquiry heard
Witness Beatty Allen described a spare engine on the starboard side of the plane and said the aircraft likely entered a head spin before striking the ground. He noted the crash occurred as the aircraft failed to recover from the spin and blamed the engine fault.
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Stinmant
Impeciall Airways
Beatty
Allen
la Moorings
Ble
Bet Jasnad
Beard
Interest relief proposal for Queanbeyan area
A unclear article fragment discusses possible interest relief affecting Queanbeyan residents and mentions a figure around 125 pounds per year. It references a request to the federal department or authorities for consideration of tax or fee reductions. The note is incomplete and lacks concrete actions, dates, or official names.
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Hulang Bay
Philip
Old Sydney
Chamber of Manuffacturers
Metal Tract Association
Vulcan
NSW Railways
Lum & Tunoni
Budapest
York
Prince
Bydney
Sealtome
Rome
Piensa
Manearsala
SEA Monster
Pacific Coast
Northern
Territory
Mr. Nelson
Boar md
Nelson
Sutir
Asi ‘Nelson
Ane
Kisch
Wellington
N.Z
Pacific
Ansistant Privat
Ulm’'S Flight
Bearch
Future OF India
Federation OF Self Governing Units
Queanbevan
Sava
Aitermas Abrahams
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