Royal visit to Sydney draws unprecedented crowds
Prince Henry's Sydney tour drew vast crowds at University greens and Government House. He received a Doctor of Laws degree, met patients at the hospital, watched athletic displays, and attended a garden party. A royal dinner with 450 guests closed the day as officials praised imperial unity and Australia’s loyalty to the Crown.
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Austratia
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Princess Marina Seeks Rebuilding Fund Support for St George’s
Princess Marina in London on Thursday urged contributions to St George's Hospital rebuilding fund. Prominent donors presented cheques and pledges, marking a strong start to the campaign.
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London
Gutaide Ton
St. George's Hospital
DuMe
Naval Talks Storm in Japan Dominates London Talks
London reports say Japanese naval delegates resisted British pressure for a larger fleet, prompting a storm in Tokyo as militarists push for control and cast doubt on a quick durable accord. The political tensions threaten prolonged negotiations, awaiting wiser counsels in Tokio.
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London
Thurad
Daily Graph
Tunes Mataidaira
John Simon
Foreign Office
Japan
Tapas
Tokio
Britain's Aim London Debates on Naval Treaties and Security
Sir John Simon led a London debate on the Waabington treaty of 1929 and the London treaty, noting the end of fixed terms and possible termination. He warned that renewed armament would harm global security and urged cautious discussion to avoid undermining naval stability for major powers.
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Sir John Simon Th
Theda
Givas
Jerush
Bir Johnimon
Waalace Percy
Nowarde Dla
Bir Jonnlmon
Low World Wheat Stocks in 1935 Survey Indicates Decline
The HUDAPAST survey notes world wheat stock levels are expected to be lower than at any time since 1888, with August as a marker for the decline. The report cites the committee’s assessment of the global supply and potential shortages ahead.
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Parker
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India
Wiest Au
Uncre
Indian reform reaction to report on constitutional change
Indian reactions split along lines as the Select Committee on Indian constitutional reform is discussed. British conservatives warn reforms go too far while Indian reformists defend safeguards and urge representative progress within the Empire. Labour’s Lansbury questions responsibility for the policy.
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London
Select Committee On
Britain
India
Labour Party
Adr
George Lansbury
Ta Party
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Tae Vital Minion
Pe Pouala
Commonwealth loan to close Monday November 30
The Loan Council chairman Mr LG Casey announced the Commonwealth loan opened for subscription will close Monday afternoon November 30 after which no further applications will be accepted. Public response has been satisfactory though the loan should remain open until Monday afternoon for small subscribers to have a final chance to participate.
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Loan Council
LG. Casey
Casay
Quannabeyan inquest returns self inflicted death verdict
The coroners inquest at Coron Court Queanbeyan found Hilton Fraser died November 8, 1834 from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the left breast. Medical evidence described a chest wound and lung injury. Witnesses recalled Fraser’s statements and actions, noting a plan to shoot through the heart, with letters found to relatives. The room and blood traces linked the scene to the kitchen and bedroom.
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Qwanbeyan
FP. Woodward
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Quaan~ Payan
B. A.W Hart
Queanbeyan
Ronald Edison Fransr
Stornoway Road
Nysett
Max Willian Burks
Mart
Deceaaed
Thera
Maxtrigan
Camberra
Coatts
Mutual Life Teen
Sydney
Mother Gave Up Ave-Up Son for Stoset
Fragmentary report records a mother surrendering a son in a distressing family incident. Names are unclear. details about location, date, and authorities are incomplete.
Yugoslavia Charges in League Note Denial From Hungary Dispute
Yugoslavia sent a note to the League of Nations accusing Hungarian authorities of aiding and supporting a terror act by Yugoslav migrants. The document asserts Hungary hosted and protected perpetrators, urges direct settlement, and warns of international danger to goodwill if the Yugoslavs are blamed.
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League of Nations
Alexander'e
Margenlos
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Theohuee
Guaidian
Peses
Ube
Timely Discovery Prevents Escape From Pentridge
A tunnel dug beneath a B division cell at Pentridge Prison was found and stopped. Inmates Ainsander Halk and Yapchauto faced charges of attempting to escape custody. Prison officials investigated the dirt dug from the tunnel, which reached over three feet in depth.
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Rray
Pentridge Geol To-Dey
Celle
Cella
Ainsander
Bert Halk
Yapchauto
Tasman airmen safe landed on lonely New Zealand beach
Anxiety over overdue airmen Whitehead and Nicholl eased when they landed near Ninety Mile Beach New Zealand at 6 35 after a 14 hour 40 minute night. They walked ten miles to a house, could not reach it, then returned to their machine and flew to Mangere aerodrome at dawn. Both men were cheerful and continued flying.
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N.Z
Whitehead
Nicholl
Gerringong
Ninety Mile Beach
New Zealand
Mangere
Nicholl Hen
Reutral
Fauin
Aod
Tha
Sinnine
Tahoe
Eod
Gat
MCC Ruling Sparks Criticism Over Bodyline Bowling
In London on Thursday the Marylebone ruling on bodyline bowling draws sharp criticism from The Times and Evening Standard. The press argues the MCC response seems to placate Australia while risking a biased standard, with calls to name players in the Yorksire Fest and pressure to limit provocation and maintain sportsmanship.
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London
Marylebone
Gore
B.C.C
M.C.C
Australien
Decision in test mining claims in Sydney
Reserved judgment by the Workers Compensation Commission today in Sydney affects 286 workers. One case ruled in favor of mine workers while the Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd. prevailed in the other two. Workers' representatives filed appeals. The matter relates to an extension from 2920 to this year and withdrawal of men from metalliferous mines after contracting mitponte.
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Sydney
Worlera
Inclaion
Froken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd
Sucesnatul
Ant Tatmine
Thees Judaeen
Broken Til
Larwood interview on body-line ruling in Daily Express
London Thursday. Harold Larwood discusses the body-line controversy in an interview with the Daily Express. He weighs the howler, height, reach, and wicket pace as factors, noting umpires face a hard line and questioning what stops a fast bowler from exploiting a high rest.
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London
Harold Larwood
Avery
Shaik Mar
Boe Srickal
Pacific Defence Conference in Wellington Highlights
In Wellington on Friday delegates from New Zealand and allied nations discussed defence policy. Prime Minister Mr. Forse led talks with ministers to address regional security and ongoing military cooperation amid evolving threats.
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Diacumiana Bet
Zealand
Tme
Forse
New Charge Laid Hearing Adjourned in Sydney Court
Egon Erwin Kinch, 40, charged at Central Court in Sydney with entering the country illegally. The case, adjourned after disputes among counsel, involves customs officials and a dictation test Kinch reportedly refused to take.
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Egon Erwin Kinch
Casches Alovakian Futhor
Tve Central Court
Piddington
Watt
K.C
Customs Department
Gibson
B.A
Mona
Kinch
West Bunday
Paddington
Pde
Richard William Wied
Kisch
Conaiane J. Mrckay
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