Pacific Population and Food Problems Discussed at Pacific Conference
At Honolulu Saturday United Services leaders noted Japan's population expansion and food supply concerns. Scholars from Tokyo and New York warned that unchecked migration and rising populations threaten global progress, urging constructive action and open exchange of ideas across Pacific nations. The conference will address treaties, disarmament, and anti-missionary issues as it nears conclusions.
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United Services
Honolulu
Jepan
Maseen
Stirosti Nas
Imperial Uiew Yeesity
Tokio
le Tentty
We J. Hinton
Lniversity of
Hong Kong
Europe
Ypres Pilgrimage Brings World Leaders to Memorial Site
A damaged report notes a ceremonial gathering at a World War memorial in Moulingats attended by British and Belgian dignitaries. The event marks a solemn vigil with bishops from Anglican and Catholic communities and a multinational clergy presence, as leaders honor veterans and refugees.
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Sumtlas Fury Park
Tehisih Isle
Marshal Tod Pamere Anvelng
Mouimgats
Premiers Conference Report From Sydney Ends Talks
Prime Minister Bruce outlined progress on a soldier settlement scheme and a draft terms of reference for the Rosul Commission on Child Settlement at the conference. He said discussions among ministers were positive and that seven alterations were agreed, with investigations by Commonwealth and States to continue. The aim is repatriation of rehabilitated soldiers while ensuring a fair model state approach to land settlement and potential reimbursement of extra costs.
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Sydney
Mr Bruce
Ramiers
Hino Rosul Commission
Rue
Commonwealth
Bruce
Abe
Jossis
Tnt
Desperate Struggle Ends In Hodges Death
A violent incident near Teelay market leaves Hodges dead after a burglar enters the home and struggles with him. The coroner’s jury confirms Hodges died from multiple blunt injuries. Police investigate the burglary and the suspect’s escape, with villagers recounting the night’s chaos and damaged property.
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Tronta
Teelay
Watts
Leun
Hodge
Vilagy Valley
Volunmine
Hodges
Important Aerial Moves For Sydney Fight Plans
Sydney reports the Federal Cabinet completed force schemes for Singapore and New Guinea. Darwin will host an air force base linked by wireless to Point Cook and Richmond. Three Southampton Seagull amphibians, bought from Britain, will fly Darwin to meet a Royal Air Force squadron en route to Australia. New Guinea survey uses two reconditioned Seigoll machines.
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Sydney
Singapore
New Guinea
Darewill
Australia
Singapore Naval Base
Darwin
Point Cook
Victoria
Richmond
New South Wales
Singapore Survey
Southhampton
Royal Air Force
Britain
Reds Triumph in Party Conference Vote
The report notes Mr T D Seteeho winning 47 votes to 1 amid a split among delegates. Expulsion of Convoyaries leaders Gillies Goodin and WILA is affirmed. The State? Heecning is renamed official exes with Bird named secretary. About 400 delegates attended as Sealeites held the majority. ex-minister Mutch faced mixed outbursts while Premier Lang received a warm ovation.
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T. D. Seteeho
Eadeel Gillies
Goodin
Wila
Ren Chency
Oye
Ana Ictal
Bird
Agind Fiew
Méinister
Mutch
Lang
Conference Concludes in Sydney Narrow Readmission Vote
The conference ended with a disputed vote to readmit Arthur Griffiths as ex-Minister for Works, rejected 1 to 124. Charleen, leader of the Federal Labor Party, praised the meeting as a success, predicting united Labor and forthcoming state election gains for the government. Mutch, opponent of Lang, defended conference decisions amid heckling, declaring openness to future action but denial of betrayal.
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Sydney
Arthor Grifiths
Charleen
Federal Labor Party
Labor
Ae Caen Wa Wasesheets
Oppen Patty Bit
Peace Pact and War Cabinet Debate Highlight Observer View
The Observer notes Whitehall concerns over misreadings in Japanese and American prose as Sir Austen Chamberlain prepares to chair a war cabinet session. It cites Garvin advocating a Anglo American referendums pact to prevent conflict, and discusses arbitration ideas, British statements, and calls for accountability for wartime actions.
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London
The
Observer
Whitehalll
Austen Chamberlain
War Cabinet
W.G. _Dridige
Relucasom
Geneva
House of Commons
Walsh
Austen
Dl. Garvin
Atilcle Io “Phe
Houghton
Harvard University
Mr. Garvin
Japan
Washington
Gornsall
Amutican
Canemills Strike at South Johnstone Mill
Strikers at the South Johnstone mill demand dismissal of newly hired workers before resuming talks. Chairman F H Gilsudi said mediation failed and management could reassign staff as needed, with the mill seeking efficiency. Jones warned of potential action if demands not met.
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Cairns
South Johnstone
F. H. Gilstudi
Soldara
Jones
Untangling a Fragmented Tale of Migration and Trade
The text discusses migration and investment schemes tied to Australian and Italian actors, mentioning bankers, Australian banks, and claims about large sums offered to Italian migrants. It hints at concerns over colonization funds, security, and the lure of selling land, with references to authorities and individuals like Dr. H. Hasadow and Wallran.
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Tata i Norte
Phay
Tom ‘Siguer
H. Hasadow
MAA
Aalt
Trabans
Slenor Comatora Groamardh
Welrong
Nysta
North
Queens
Ttalivas
Tara
Dropes
Valians
Salany
American labor views on piecework and industry unions
Mr. Grayndler, a delegate from the Commonwealth Industrial Delegation, says the American Federation of Labor does not favor piecework except where highly adaptable. He notes unions accept high wages and efficient production when justified, and that American industry benefits from the vast home market. Delegates conclude meetings with American representatives in Cleveland and plan further travel, with others arriving in Sydney by the Makura on August 6.
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Sydney
Grayndisr
CommonWealth
Maungaaul
American Federation of Labor
Eschantoo
America
Grayndler Salt Jie
Amesteam Federation of Labor
Canada
Australia
Wilels
Grayndler
Cleveland
Oottom
Makura
Whitcombe Beats Ray In Gleneagles Match Play Final
In the Gleneagles £1000 final, Whitcombe defeated Ray six holes to play in wet conditions. Whitcombe, five years younger, withstood the rain damaged greens as he secured a record five and four after the first round and claimed the title amid heavy seas of spectators.
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London
Blaine
Ray
Whitcombe
Tha Ray
Kirkwood
Bobby Jones
Ioughott
Sis Gugers
Teasertaker trial and cricket talk mix in London event
The report details a Teasertaker trial match at Minatut with England players Hobbs Suteliffe and others scoring and bowling notes. It also mentions Warwickshire in a United Service match and a New Zealand watch against Warwickshire. The piece shifts to New York boxing chatter on Dempsey versus Tunney with broadcast hype, finances, and reactions from Grantland Rice and Arthur Brisbane, ending with Estelle Taylor’s remark.
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London
Minatut
England
Hobbs and Suteliite
United Service
Suturaus
New Zealand
Warrdckehire Lodey
Nsw
Werald
Tribune
T ‘Tunney
Dempasy Ryids
Grantland Rice
Sporting Sange
Herald
Tunney
San
Dempsey
Sharkey
Estelle Taylor
Mr. Dampsey
Jack
Unpleasant Hints and Dempsey Sharkey Fight Talk
Boxing promoter Ted Hickard previews a September Rumble at a large Chicago amphitheatre with tickets up to 80 dollars, while Dempsey era headlines recount Sharkey’s near upset and harsh publicity around ringside controversy amid calls to bar Patsy Hendren from South Australia team eligibility in 1998.
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United Service
New York
Ted Hickard
Hay
Chinsgo
New York Boxing Commission
Tex
Lhe Neary
Dempsey
rNag
Dlunt
Wyatt Sharkey
Dempsey Steawerlog
Dempeter
Abeott
Als
Sharkey
County matches score roundup from today’s play
The day’s county fixtures finish with Surrey 298 led by Ducat 69 Daily 52 Shepherd 400 Wright five for 80 and Kent 13 for no wickets. Hants 237 Mead 95 not out. Essex 191 Nichols 54 Armstrong four for 24. Leicester two for no wickets. Clamorgad 240 Wehes 6 Mills five for 74. Northants 128 five for 41. Derby 470 for four wickets Store 5B Gee 50. Notts 298 Care 52 Physall 163 Rhodes fowl 40. Yorkshire 20 for one wicket. Somerset 14 wickets Sussea BT eight.
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London
Surrey
Ducat
Shepherd
Wright
Kent
Hants
Mead
Essex
Nichols
Armstrong
Leicester
Clamorgad
Wehes
Mills
Qlaticuster
Northants
Fee
Derby
Faur
Store
Gee
Nots
Care
Physall
Rhodes
Yorkshire
Somerset
Sussea
Chapman Faces Kent Surrey Clash Amid England Captaincy Tug
London Saturday report says Chapman may miss Kent vs Surrey after refusal to captain England at Bristol. Fender objects to Chapman's inclusion as counties adapt payers for the Test tal. Surrey declines to play steabs against Somerset on the Sheffield trial day, Hobbs illness prompts a late return for Oxfordshire.
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Ed Service
London
Chapman
Kent
Surrey
England
Bristol
P. E. Fender
Somerset
Hobbs
Sheffield
Denis Rooke lands near Allahabad Fort en route to Celputt
Mr. Denis Rooke, flying solo from Britain to Australia, landed near Allahabad Fort at midday Sunday. He will stay at the Fort until tomorrow, then depart for Celputt.
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SBR
Chau Ahau Abad
India
Denis Rooke
Britain
Australia
Allahabad
Celputt
Forced Landing After Long Flight Reported
A forced landing was reported involving Servi Berlin and German aviator Gait Soucing after an airborne period of about 20 hours. No injuries or further details provided.
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Berlin
Synthethic Petrol Projections for Australia and U S
Dr Tropch and Mr Fischer claim synthetic petrol from water gas and living vegetation will supply motor fuels. They argue Australia, with its coal fields and distant oil reserves, could become a major producer. American chemists are intrigued by synthetic rubber prospects as well.
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New York
Austalia
Sans Tropsch
Opal
Tropsch
United States
American Society of Chemiate
Himaol
Frans Fischer
Naal
Pe. Tropsch
Norfierd Australls
Dr. Tropach
Ars
Trupssh
Pischer
Tropseh
Australia
Nonstop Flight Plan From Windsor to Windsor Castle
A bold record details a planned nonstop flight of about 4000 miles from Windsor Ontario to Windsor Castle England. The draft mentions Francisco and engagements with a Dole race, a fighter pilot figure, and two Canadian participants. The note reads as an ambitious cross continental air voyage.
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Fondula
Australis
Airemnplor
Alf Shiller
Windsor
Ontario
Windsor Castle
England
Anglican Prayerbook Revisions Stir Catholic Concerns
A kathol note discusses Anglican prayerbook revisions and Catholic reactions in Britain. The Westminster Cathedral and Archbishop of Canterbury exchange views on whether prayers for the King are altered or suppressed and the impact on Catholic attitudes amid ongoing conversions.
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London
Gabalng Convarts
Jeans
Westminster
Unis
Rome
Lauterbury
Lord Davy
Ayton
Adelaide Man Charged With Murder In Court
George William Brey of Heathers faces murder charges over the death of Muriel Isobel Ton in Adelaide. Police court remanded him for 44 days as an inquest is sought. bail opposed due to safety and ongoing investigation. Ton, 20, died at Adelaide Hospital after blood poisoning with unclear address given.
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Peosse Peek
George Wilam Brey
Hédfers
H. M. Muirhand
Adelaide
Haying
Muriel Isobel Ton
Adelaige
Trspector
Martin
W. A. Rollison
Ia Hla
Fen Rows
Respector Matty
Adgxide
Park Avenue
Lid Tayman
Royal Departure Across Atlantic Spurred Crowds in London
The Prince of Wales and Duke of York bade farewell at Walford as they left for Canada. A huge crowd gathered at Southampton to see the Empress of Australia depart, while Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and Mrs. Baldwin were seen among the well-wishers. The royal party waved from the upper deck as bunting adorned the harbor and flowers valued at 5,000 pounds were sent aboard to decorate the ship.
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United Service
London
Prince of Wales
Penno
George
Wal Fertoo
Canada
Duke of York
Ouay
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
W. G. Bridgeman
Granville Ryrie
Australia
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