Strikes in France continue amid Britain wool halt
The article reports ongoing strikes in France with unions resisting concessions as Premier Blum pleads for end to labor trouble. It notes stoppages affecting Australian wool shipments, Dunkirk disruptions, and debates over a 4 day week and paid holidays. The piece discusses government pressure and potential shifts in support ahead of elections.
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Waris
M. Blum
France
Socialist Party
William Blum Faces Defeat in Upcoming Office Bid
Paris correspondent for The Manchester Guardian reports that WM. BLUM'S DILEMMA predicts a loss of his current office. The dispatch from LUNAS, dated Tuesday, outlines political opposition and mounting challenges.
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Lunas
Paris
Manchester Guardian
Royal Commission Opens Over Night Shootings In Melbourne
Supt Brophy testified at a crowded royal commission in Melbourne on May 22 as armed bandits in motor cars reportedly held up travelers. He described meeting an informer at Royal Park, using a Tattersalls Hotel car, and exchanging gunfire that left him injured. A second motorist was later treated for injuries. Hearing resumes tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Macindoe
Brophy
Royal Park
Tattersalls Hotel
Market for wool aims to boost China trade
At the Australian Woolgrowers Council meeting the desirability of direct wool sales to China was stressed. A plan to present the issue to the Wool Board was decided, noting scouring could cut costs and bring raw wool prices closer to manufacturers. C. D. Kelly was re-elected chairman.
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Melbourne
China
C. D. Kelly
Hina
Hig
Melbourne health laboratory planned for animal research
The government announced a grant of £8000 to build an animal health laboratory at the University of Melbourne’s Research Institute grounds. The facility aims to support veterinary health research, including mastitis, and to serve the cattle and farming industries.
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Melbouine
Werthesdal Sen
McLachlan
Gunncll
W Ry
Melbourne Univeraty
Laboriiory
Anwal
Ottawa Agreement Advice From Chambers of Commerce
The subtitle notes suggestions from the Associated Chambers of Commerce and allied bodies to study the Ottawa Agreement. A committee of the British Chamber of Commerce had prepared recommendations, and the Commonwealth Government would welcome further input.
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Melbul
Sir Hey
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Ahr Hadies
Ottawa
Wie
British Chandy of Commerce
Baby found in lane near death after Catholic rite
A baby boy found in 2 South Richmond Lane Melbourne at 8 pm was near death and given holy water and a torchlight church rite. He was placed at Berry Street Toorak Hospital East Melbourne under medical care as detectives investigate his condition and possible events surrounding his abandonment.
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Melbourne
South Richmond Lane
Tintay
Tyre
Berry Street
Eusur
Mra H. Burts
China safety appeal to southern leader
Shanghai report says Chiang Kai shek appealed to General Chen Chi Tang to abandon preparations to attack Japan. Details are fragmentary but indicate a political appeal from the central leadership amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kai Shei
Chen Chi Tang
Kwantung
Paler
Birkenhead Bridge Report Aimed At Government Action
In a Wednesday assembly debate Mr Thompson pressed whether the Birkenhead Bridge project would proceed or be delayed. A special committee investigation was cited, with officials signaling a likely delay or review while awaiting a fuller plan and assurances on funding.
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Birkenhead Bridge
Mr. Thompson
Budget Leakage Tests Resignation Hour In London
Parliament debates the budget leakage report with Attorney General decision on possible criminal proceedings guiding the timetable. Former cabinet member Thomas visited the House as talks continued on whether a resignation will follow after the report and related statements.
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London
Bether
House of Commons
John Sion
J FL Thoms
Rana May Donald
Trail Mail
Mho
Missed A Child at Pola Review Causes Fatal Crash
A motor tractor drawing a gun at a Pola military review collided with another vehicle to avoid hitting a child. The crash caused a vehicle to strike part of a crowd, leaving six dead and twenty injured.
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Rome
Pola
Complaint on estimating accuracy and flood scheme costs
Adelaide debates the metropolitan floodwaters scheme estimates with Mr Jenkins asserting the public deserves more accurate figures from the Engineering Department. The discussion covers original estimates, increases for Breakout Creek Military Rise, channel depth changes, and who bears excess costs, amid questions over prior investigations and tests.
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Adelaide
Jenkins
House of Assembly
LCP
Public Works Committee
Jin
Eaton
Torrens
Mr. Jenkins
Department Corporation
J Jenkins
Italian cabinet reshuffle realigns portfolios
Reported reshuffle in Italy reassigns ministerial portfolios aiming to consolidate power and streamline governance. Changes signal broader cabinet adjustments under Prime Minister as ministers gain authority across key departments improving oversight of national policies.
Thermometer reading from yesterday and min
Yesterday's maximum temperature reached 4, while the 24 hour minimum ended at 8 30 am with a reading of 46. The brief note records a weather window and a single temperature datapoint.
London Metal Market Spot Prices and Exchange Notes
A fragmented report from the London Metal Market details activity in spot prices and forward trades. It references the Australasian Mine and Metals Association and various market identifiers, noting shifts in quotation levels and tentative forward movements.
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Abel Ame
Jieopdine
Allegations Against Jews Stun British Regiments in Palestine
London reports claim rising tensions as the Cheshire Regiment departs for Palestine with seven battalions. Arab violence and alleged provocation are cited amid deteriorating security relations.
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Jerusalem
Cheshire Regiment
Palestine
Salary cuts end Premier 41500 a year adelaide
Government ministers face salary reductions with a plan to restore pay later. Proposals outline new baseline figures around 800 pounds annually and adjustments across senior posts. Education and regional officials appear affected as the reform aims to curb public expenditure while preserving essential roles.
Nine Points of Rain at Pirie Yesterday
Showers fell with some intensity in Pirie yesterday though totals were light. Weather observers noted scattered showers across the district with unsteady rain bands moving northeast. Local reports describe damp conditions for residents and brief interruptions for outdoor work.
Bombed Ambulances in Abyssinia Trigger Emergency Measures
Fragmentary OCR describes bombed ambulances and disrupting lines in Abyssinia. The garbled text references Ras Desta and various improvised cables and stations. The piece is an unclear, partial oblique report with no clear date or named organizations.
Induction of New Minister in Adelaide Church
Visitors officiated at North Adelaide Church for the induction of Rev. Daniel L. Benton as minister. Mrs. Benton joined in the welcome, with City presiding elder Mr Parkin and Rev. G. Barkin delivering remarks. Parsons, son of Mr. Prod Parsons, accompanied Benton’s family in the ceremony.
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A. E. Simmonds
Kime
Solomontown
Virie Hospital
Ei. Stavey
South
Pirie
Daniel L. Benton
Benton
Soni Sashulia
Eller
Amd
Barkin
North Adelaide
Churete
Lewis
Bestint
Eulden
Parkin
Miniister
Harrie
Beaton
Ie Scribes
Asbury
Ohio
Torkestoy Sam
Stacey
Hreaton
Lord God of
Heaven
TI. Marlow
Aoe. Jones
Methodist Hmret
Banter
EL 1. Green
Stacey Ud My. Parkin
Ing
Adelaide
oMfcigte
Benja
Uwe
Durkin
Batly
Wimily
Shearers Pay Fear Strike Looms in New South Wales
Grave fears arise that a shearing strike will disrupt the season in New South Wales as the Pastoral Workers' Union presses for a 25 percent pay increase. Talks intensify ahead of the two week forecast period. efforts push to persuade workers not to sign or sign until demands are met. The union, formed after a split from the Australian Workers' Union, advocates direct action to secure better wages.
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Dunkirk
New South Wales
Sydney
Australian Workers’ Union
Pastoral Workers’ Union
Pastoral Workers Union
Oneengland
A.W.C
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Jay Freie
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Bardwill
S. Hudd
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Honstable
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Biri
Acn
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Pitie
Seeview
Houke
Ss Hall
Wy Davey
Wiltshire
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Vey
E. Becker
Sol-Ge Palalt Way
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St Andrew's Presbyterian—Church
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Pirie Hospital
JB Welch
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Cockburn School
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Tourke
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Tiesitt
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Hiezen
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Kuome
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London Metal Market
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Auveril
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York Wave
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Statement of
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de Tiras
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