Southern Cloud Search Continues With No Trace Found
Melbourne reports five days of searching for the Southern Cloud with no definite location or wreckage. Eyewitness sightings and pilot notes suggest possible descent near Port Phillip Bay or Bowser, as conditions hindered navigation on the Sydney to Melbourne flight. Authorities press on with aerial sweeps and ground checks despite slim chances of survivors.
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Melbourne
Southern
Sydney
Australian National Airways
A. H. Cobby
Australia
Kingsford Smit
Malvern
Ivory
Port Philip Bay
Chiltern
Constable McLeod
Beechworth Road
Aleimer
Bowser
Wil
Thie
Kingsford Stutth
Port Philly Biggy
Shoryridge
Victoria
Moss Vale
Prick Shortridge
Search for missing plane widens over Kosciusko district
Sydney city notes the Australia National Airways Ltd. managing director Mr. FP BM Stewart reported a broad search for a missing aircraft. Pilot Allen and four Air Force wings investigated the Mt Kosciusko district then returned to Sydney, with the plane to be overhauled tomorrow.
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Sydney
BM. Stewart
Australia National Airways Ltd
Indian Riots Fire as Troops Move on Mob at Cawnpore
In Calcutta on Thursday, British troops fired on a riot following work stoppages over Monday's executions of terrorists. At Jeas area, 20 Indians were killed and 120 injured as rioters looted shops, mosques, and temples. the Fire Brigade tackled 14 incendiary fires.
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United Service
Calcutta
Jeas
Cawnpore
Madrid student revolt ends with deaths and wide clashes
In Madrid a student uprising near Madrid University left one student and a civil guard dead after 4000 shots fired. A police sergeant and 43 students were wounded as posters and red flags appeared and streets were seized. Workmen drove off police amid cheers.
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United Service
Madrid
Madrid University
Collision in midair halts games after fatal plunge
A midair collision caused two planes to crash from two thousand feet. One master pilot was killed and authorities, including police and military, moved to secure the scene as icy conditions complicated rescue efforts.
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At & Bi
Pitle Golf Club Endorses Junior Members Policy
Members of the Pitle Golf Club unanimously backed a motion approving the committee's stance on junior members. After broad discussion and public controversy, the meeting was referred to committees to thrash out the issue and report back.
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Pitle Golf Club
Easter Yale Band Event Opens New Venture
A recently formed Easter Yale band will perform this afternoon and evening to celebrate business openings with a decorously themed program. Attendees will enjoy refreshments and light entertainment with a list of conveners and volunteers from Mrs J Blake to Mrs A Hye coordinating tea and drinks. A separate note mentions a boy saving a train, linked to a local incident involving a red signal.
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Yale
Uc Dinlee
Ekg
Peat Fain Gitecis
Baeker
Sheree
C. McDonald
Mesdames Jacobs Beker
Misses Stevens
J. Blake
Mestanes Fy ‘Scarman
Speck
Tobin
Held, McManus
Griffin
A. Hye
Mesdemes H. Hyde
Cage ‘Tre
Gladstone Circuit Court Opens For Term In Narridy Case
Gladstone Circuit Court opened with Justley A. W. Piper presiding. Francis Edgar Burgess faced shopbreaking and larceny charges based on his confession, while Thomas Burns is alleged to have pleaded guilty to shopbreaking and larceny at Narridy. Witnesses described December events, including missing goods, a buried sum, and various acts tied to Narridy and Lake View. Burgess was found guilty of receiving stolen goods and remanded for sentence. several coaccused faced related counts as the trial continued.
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Gladstone
Gladstone Circuit Court
Justley
A. W. Piper
A. J. Han~nan
Francis
Edgar Burgess
Narrity
Thomas Burns Laskelt Weaded
Narridy
Martin Reynolds
Fils
Storekes
Nartidy
Louisa Reynolds
Lake View
James Williams Darley
Nortidy
John Francis Barry
Solomontown
Sydney Gardurr
Geitgetown
Port Adelaide
Haskell
Constable Johnson
Redhill
Tidy
Burgess
Salt
Hector John Simper
Appilla
Adams
Pater- Parough
Charles Maynald
Simper
Armuses
Revolt in Peru aims to topple provisional government
Reports from Lima describe a palace assault by mutineers marching through crowded streets. The attack, blamed on communistic aims, involved machine guns and armored vehicles, with forces loyal to the government restoring order as martial law is imposed.
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United Service
Lima
Ment Palace
Sanches Cerro
Tite
Belo
Peru
Certo
Legula
Barriska
NSW Upper House Tabled Letters Delay Appointments
Sydney reports correspondence between Governor Sir Phillip Gye and Premier Mr J D Lang over Sunset appointments to the Legislative Council. November letters show agreement to appoints in principle, but a disagreement on numbers prevented any appointments. March 24 Premier sought additions. Governor refused citing Arbritration Bill referral. Council later postponed the Interest Bill six months. no further Governor applications disclosed.
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Sydney
Sir Phillip Geme
Premer
J.D. Lang
Counel
Legislative Assembly
Lane
Gomer
Adaidonmal
Bir Phillip
Revised Tariffs Sighted in Canberra House
Canberra reports a new tariff schedule introduced in the House of Representatives by the afternoon minister. Forty items saw increased duties while about thirty saw reductions, notably glassware, piece goods, wool products, timber, and wrapping paper. Cotton goods duties remain, with an estimated £250,000 yearly rise from these items, and petrol canisters under 40 gallons see a duty hike of one and a half pence.
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Canberra
Luce
House of Representatives
Smatoms
Thorn Nems
Walton
Mount Bold Reservoir Funds Revealed at Council
Adelaide Thursday Mr S R Whitford Chief Secretary told the Legislative Council while handling supplementary estimates that the Government has allotted £10,000 for Mount Bold reservoir work. He said 400 men at the site would receive rations in place of wages for their labor.
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Adelaide
S. R. Whitford
Tole
Legislative Council
Pruit Maid Reaps Talis Near Canning Amid Disaster
Sydney reports a late night incident near Canning where Pruit Maid reaped the Talis, eight trucks toppled an embankment, a tangled mass of steel collapsed sections of a railway bridge, an express was halted, three champion horses from Wagga died, three more were injured, fifty tons of fruit destroyed, and eight occupants escaped harm with only partial injuries evident.
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Sydney
Talis
Canning
Fmm
Wagga
Iran
Port Pitie Ladies Aid Appeals for Assistance
Australia to Britain appeal by The Port Pitie Ladies Benevolent Society seeks donations to sustain its work. Collections were planned at the Smelters and main streets this week to support 1,200 miles of aid and flights toward England and Sydney, with coordinators aiming to help ports and needy families in Port Pirie and Rockhampton.
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Port Pitie
Sydney
Ohotin Rockhampton
Wit
Kingsford Smith
Ansiconie
Nosedtiak
Fealla
England
Hie
Nationalists Save Government in Australia House Vote
Canberra reports that nationalist members swung to support the government to defeat the opposition’s closure bid on the Pudnotary Notes Bill. J G Latham aided the party by bringing two Nationalist members over as Beasley Eldridge and Ward defected. The bill passed committee and third reading amid uproar.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Scuilla
Beasley
Eldridge
Ward
J. G. Latham
Latham
Scullin
Agen
Scullin Announces House Adjourns to April 23
Canberra reports in the House of Representatives Mr Scullin stated the body would rise at the conclusion of today’s business and resume in four weeks. The Legislative Assembly adjourned today until April 23.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Scullin
House
Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Repudiation of Overseas Interest Meeting Report
Replying to a deputation from officials and citizens, the government outlined its stance on repudiating overseas interest. The discussion touched on financial policy, national sovereignty, and steps to curb foreign influence over domestic economy.
Protection of Mortgagors Bill Postpones Debt for Two Years
The Mortgages Postponement Bill aims to aid mortgagors unable to renew contracts by postponing due dates for two years after passing. During postponement, interest must be paid by the mortgagor. The measure moves through the Assembly with protections for those facing rising interest and payment pressures.
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Adelaide
Timbuctoo Flight From Desolate Desert Halted by Leak
A sunburned traveler's forced landing occurred 30 miles from Timbuctoo after air leakage aboard a lone flight from Germany’s Billie Beinhorn, Amy Johnson era heroics. She endured a four day trek over sandy wastes to reach safety amid a collapse at the day’s start.
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United Service
Timbuctoo
Denen
Fraylein
Billie Beinhorn
Germany
Amy Johnson
West Africa
Trump
Transport Act Preference Regulation in Canberra Senate
The Senate today approved new regulations under the Transport Act establishing preference for union labor on waterfront work. The measure aims to secure local jobs and streamline port operations, with details pending formal implementation across agencies.
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Canberra
Senate
Court Refuses Wage Cut in Gas Industry Dispute
Melbourne reports arbitration hearing where unions, led by Mr. Croms, argued against a 10 percent wage reduction for gas workers. Chief Judge Dethridge reserved judgment after employers proposed relief via lower prices, urging cost transfers to consumers. A Swiss bill to enforce a Sunday rest day was noted.
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Melbourne
C. Croms
Varlets Fos
Crofts
Tos
Perion
Les
Grofis
Dethidge
Dethridge
Derham
Confutmers
Metal market report from London Mela Exchange analysis
Advices from the Australian Mites and Metals Association outline London Mela Exchange quotations for March 25. Copper spot and forward prices in various denominations, plus leads on electrolytes, tin, and zinc, with stated shipments and forward ranges for this and next month.
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Adelaide
Australian
Mites and Metals Association
London
Mela Exchange
Selecredt Hall
Uiopeliers
Ten Per Cent Cut in Railway Wages by Arbitration
The Pull Arbitration Court granted applications from the Railway Commissioners of Victoria South Australia and Tasmania for a 19 percent wage reduction for railway workers not covered by the basic wage judgment. The order affects engineers boilermakers blacksmiths tram workers and other covered trades across the railways. Reductions are to take effect from the start of the next pay period.
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Melbourne
Pull Arbitration Court
Vietoria
South Australia
Tammania
Ane
Blatkemithe
Metin
Blazing Car Mystery Confession Reported
A garbled report claims a confession in a blazing car murder case. It alleges the suspect picked up a vagrant, bound and gagged the victim, and set the car alight with petrol, aiming to destroy evidence as a witness describes a witness named Maude and others.
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Beulin
Wedueausy
Erle Teigner
Arthur Reuse
Indian prince in Singapore shooting suicide tragedy
A Royal Indian family member in Singapore shot his wife and then killed himself at their home in Jotiorn last night. The wife was the sister of the local Sultan. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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Singapore
Jotiorn
Uneku Atmmad
Vietie
Sultan
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