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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 05, 1934

Page

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Duke of Gloucester Lands in Australia in Perth Crowds

Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, arrived at Fremantle on the Sussex to a tumultuous Perth welcome. A large crowd filled the shore as he met officials, reviewed guards, and visited the Royal Show before wreaths and speeches marking his first Australian visit.

Duke of Gloucester Australia Perth Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester Fremantle HMS Sussex Surway Chub Mmar Gubarre Jamen Mitchell

Duke Accepts Patron's League Welcome

Fragmentary note records a welcome to Duke from a patron in the league. The text mentions a trip to Australia and a wish for a lighter voyage, but details are unclear and entities are uncertain.

Centenary Race Opens Perth Visit With Royal Welcome

The Mayor of Perth addressed a Royal opening during centenary events. The Aero Club reception drew spectators as dignitaries, including the King’s envoy, spoke on unity and progress. A grand Legacy Club Ball capped a night of celebration with notable attendees and street processions through the city.

Perth London Fentanary Atfare Esra Asro Ely Coke

ULM OFFERS TO SMITHY NEW YORK ON AUSTRALIAN TOUR

A fragmented report notes Ulm offered to Smithy in New York as part of plans related to an Australian tour and a forthcoming official visit. The text references Major-General FG Howard and a sequence of naval and royal contexts, with unclear details and dates.

New York Wedoesay San England Howard Prince Zweslyn

Death Ray Demonstration Scares Village Audience

On a Wednesday in Faris a man exhibited a so called death ray during a village folk dance. Dancers paused as the beam shocked briefly then recovered unharmed. Inventor Dr. Christmas claimed eye safety limits and suggested the beam could paralyze troops or halt rioters with a curtain of light for future war protection.

Faris Tary Caperta Acciden Guy DB. F. Chratmas Christmas Tulare

German Trade With The Dominions

London says the Government plans to leave Dominions to arrange future German trade themselves. A projected clearing house would consider Colonial interests in shaping the overall trading relations with Germany.

London Daily Telegraph Dominions Germany

Kingsford Smith Refuses To Declare Races Final Word

In remarks reported Monday, Charles Kingsford Smith said it was out of the question to reconsider his decision to participate in the Centenary Air Race. He added that he is the best judge of whether he would compete, revealing his steadfast stance on the event.

L m Reaxonn

Resignations of Commonwealth Ministers Extend to Lyons Era

Prime Minister Lyons said tonight that to aid reconstructing his government he had received the resignations of all Commonwealth Ministers days ago. He requested the ministers to continue at their departments while a new ministry was sworn in this week in Melbourne on Thursday.

Melbourne Mr. Lyons Lyons Hi

Coalition Next Move By Country Party In Sydney

The Count Party leader Dr Earle Page declined comment today on yesterday's discussions in Melbourne with Lyona Sten Minicer Lyona about forming a coalition He said he would communicate Mr Lyons offer tomorrow and noted whether West Australian representatives could attend would be advised by telegram

Sydney Count Party Earle Page Melbourne Mae Anaie Sten Mini Cer Lyona Lyons

Freighter Missing In Mid Atlantic Heavy Gale

A mid Atlantic search failed to locate the freighter Millpool after it reportedly foundered in a late Monday gale while bound for Montreal. The British freighter Alnderley also appeared in the area with two crew. Cunard liner As cania and Beaverhill raced through the gale to assist but no wreckage or survivors were found. Local political meetings in Sydney discussed policy alignments and potential coalitions, with Dr Page noting policy matters rather than portfolios in his talks with Mr Lyons.

New York Briley Millpool Tetina Montreal Alnderley mid-Atlantic Cunard Ascania Canadian Pacific Beaverhill Milly Ehipe Mill Fe Angus Sydney Page Bia Dissussionn Lyons Tela Country Party Ciclea Im Lyone

Canada to withhold wheat sales until demand rises

John J. McFarlane of the Canadian Wheat Pool Central Selling Agency stated that Canada will not sell its wheat holdings until actual consumers demand it. He said the agency has been supporting markets and continues to do so, denying rumors of dumping and criticizing silent criticism of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange investigation.

Winiphg John J. McFarlane Canadian Wheat Pool Central Canada Velling Winipeg Grain Exchange

New Industrial Policy for the Unions Debate

In Melbourne on Monday delegates of the All Australian Trades Unions Congress will consider a proposal for federated unions to withdraw from the Federal Arbitration Court. The plan aims to establish a new industrial policy featuring a round table conference with employers.

Melbourne All-Australian Trades Unione Mel Bourne Federal Arbitration Court

Courtneys Victory in New South Wales Senate Seat

The New South Wales division faced a lengthy preference count. L. T. Courtenay, aligning with the Liberal party, secured the seat after Abbott votes redistributed. Courtenay received 373,102 of 885,088 total votes with a 186,185 margin over the Labour candidate. Transfers from Douglas Credit and other candidates pushed Dunn Rae and Abbott figures amid reshuffles, ending with varying totals across the field.

New South Wales Senate L. T. Courtenay Abbott Labour Dunit Tha Deii Courtensy My. Abbott

Cunard liner Antonia monsoon reports and loss

A muddled wartime wire report notes the Cunard liner Antonia and cargo ship Trematon reported at sea with Antonia hove to in mid Atlantic. An apprentice from the Ainderby swam overboard and is lost. the incident remains undecipherable in the transmission.

Cunard Antonia Ainderby

Rickenbacker backs trans Pacific air mail service plan

Testifying before the Federal Aviation Commission, Captain Edward Rickenbacker urged a joint United States and Japan operated trans Pacific air mail dirigible service. He said such a service would reduce world war hazards and foster safer global communications.

Washington Federal Aviation Commission Edward Rickenbacker trans-Pacifo Benger and Mall Dirigible United States Japan

Qantas Plane Crash Kills Three Near Winton

Three men perished when the Qantas airliner Atalanta crashed and burned near Winton. The pilot BM Chapman of Longreach, TH Henrickson of Sydney, and W McKnoe of Roma were identified among the remains found from the wreckage. The cause remains undetermined as investigations proceed by authorities and the Civil Aviation Department.

Brisbane Qantas Atalanta Winton Longreach Qwen BM. Chapman Longwinch TH. Henrickson Mansuer Bhell Oil Co Sydney W. McKnoe Dandalwood Entist Roma Chapman Henrickson Darwin K. D. Donaldson Normanton-Cloncurry Qantas Service Owen Donalison Brain Molr Eng Tou Keith Anderson Robert Hitchccock Anderson Australia Southern Cross Nin V. Chapman Victoria Nea WI Profmontory Ault Civil Aviation Department Pysh Qaming Powerfl Tplane Tplane i Vin~dex Station

Labour Party Elects British Executive Members

London report on the Labour Party Executive election at the South Conference. R C Mor won the poll with about 1,100,000 votes. D Siras and Juan Lawrence were among the elected, with a large Labour body and Workers' Union influence noted. The conference concluded with a decision affecting parliamentary candidacy.

London Labour Party R. C. Mor Tug Dato Pall Stafford Cripps D. Siras Juaan Lawrence Tad In Bells Workers’ Union Labour Conference Dwckded Np Eiody Tat & Naw

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