Anti Labour unity questioned by C P member in Canberra
Country party member for Gwydir O T A Abbott says a composite government with the United Australia party is now unlikely and unity negotiations are not progressing. He warns open hostilities during elections would help Labour and notes likely interparty contests in Victoria and New South Wales, with reshuffles possible in Echuca and Calare seats.
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Country Party
United Australia Party
O. T. A. Abbott
Gwydir
Abbott
Fale
Labour
Unity
Abbott Anid
Sydney
W.A.P
Victoria
Abyushal
J Abbott
J Abbott _ aards
R. C. Elliot
Echuca
Mornda
Gornagamus
G. Gibson
Australia weighs export controls on agricultural goods
Canberra reports a looming policy debate on curbing farm exports to adapt to Britain market shifts. The Federal Cabinet plans to brief Mr Bruce ahead of a conference with state ministers, amid strong opposition from farmers and pressure to align with Britain’s agricultural push.
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Canberra
Australia
AL Rice
Bruce
London
Gracy
Britain
United Kingdom
Cuaensuind
Major Elliott
Wheat Export Restriction Talks Held in Melbourne
A private conference in Melbourne discussed export limits with Mr. Bruce and leading Victoria wheat interests including the Victorian Wheat Growers Association and Royal Agricultural Society. The talks precede a Federal Cabinet discussion and a planned session in Canberra with ministers of agriculture.
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Melbourne
8. M. Bruce
Latre Bruce
A. ©. Topers
Primary Producers Restoration League
Clumber of Agriculture
Victorian Wheat Growers' Assdciation
Victorian Wheat Corporation
Royal Agricultural Soverety
Returned
Batier Wheat Growers’ “Association
Herbert Gepp
Rman
F. Sheedy
Royal Commission On the Wheat Industry
Hairman
Closer Settlement Commission
Clive McPherson
Bruce
Adelaide
Temple Court
Hobart
Bogart
Commonwealth
Beace
Terven
Ucucalon
Bate
Promiora
Gianberru
K Witen
Jeblons
Wes
London
Brice
Australia
Tile
Gallipoli veterans begin three week tour by ship
A 700 ex service men and families plan a three week Gallipoli tour starting April 20 under the Royal Naval Division. Captain E Wettorn announces a memorial effort placing graves and memorials for Empire countries. A treasure hunt is expected though no sovereigns were buried, he says.
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London
Exservic
Gallipoli
Ausp Ees
Hoyal Naval Division
Wettern
Ing
Naver
Death of an Orphan Girl Under Mystery in Grean Valley
In Liverpool vicinity a young orphan Evelyn Graven aged about one year is found dead after a suspected search at a Grean Valley home. Investigations by the Criminal Investigation Branch trace a string of puzzling clues including a chopping operation and potential adoption history. Det.-Insp. and officers conduct a thorough inquiry to determine motive and responsibility amid scarce corroborating evidence.
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Bydney
Monbars
Criminalnvestigation Branch
Evelyn Graven
Grean Valley
Liverpool
Harmtonnes
Bors
Bathor Mitchell
Geeun Valley
Jaime
Thorn
Traee
Poleon
Village feud in South India leads to arson killings
Forty residents of Minavein Seganderabad district South India face charges of arson and murder tied to a village feud. The attackers set fire to opposing houses. five inmates reportedly perished in the blaze as others were forced back inside. Four eight women were severely injured.
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Calcutta
Minavein
Barrier Reef Jurisdiction Debate Spreads in Courier Mail
An article in the Courier Mail discusses Barrier Reef ownership and territorial waters extending three miles from shore. Professor Dumbroo Stewart KC questions how far the doctrine applies to Gulf and inland waters and cautions about fisheries rights and foreign competition.
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Brisbane
Thy Courier-Mail
Dumbroo Stewart
Barrier Reef
Gulf
Tuullitten
Coblera
International Wheat Talks Face Conference Outcome
Reports from Rome and Canberra describe the international wheat advisory committee endorsing price alignment measures and urging governments to coordinate production and exports ahead of a London conference on May 4. Prime Minister Lyons in Canberra and officials in Rome signal cautious progress amid unclear reception from authorities.
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International Wheat Advisory Commbbten
London
Canberra
Mfr
J. Lyons
International
Roma
Pylickeim
Frevernmarh
Foot
Gale
Lyon
Chapman London Captain Rumor Sparks Mock Headlines
The Mirror hints Chapman London could be a popular captain amid speculation about his future role this year. Reports claim Chapman has secured special grants from business interests as talks continue about the team’s plans.
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London
Gaturday
The
Chapman
Unemployment relief debate between Commonwealth and States in Canberra
Canberra sources report a looming clash over unemployment relief funding with Sir Henry Gullett urging greater Commonwealth grants while states push for responsibility and loan backed works. The debate centers on budget prospects, the Loan Council, and anticipated premiers’ talks on works programs for 1938 34.
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Canberra
Sundsy
Henry Gullett
Commonwealth
Queensland
Loan Council For Government Works
Canada aims new rural relocation plan for unemployed families
The Prime Minister Bonnell announces a Canada wide effort to move about 12 090 unemployed Montreal residents to rural Quebec. The proposal envisions compact farming communities with self sufficiency and aims to relieve crowded urban industrial zones while boosting trade with the United States.
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Montreal
Canada
Quebec
Bonnell
Bernutt
Dennett
Women Slashed in Bed Attack at Erskineville
Sydney police probe a savage in bed assault at Erskineville on Saturday morning. Two married women Mrs Dorothe Daley and Mrs Elsie Mabel Stevenson were wounded as a masked man struck with a razor. Daley narrowly escaped death. Stevenson fought off the attacker as her 12 year old daughter and mother slept upstairs. The suspect, possibly the victim’s estranged assailant, remains at large.
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Sydney
Dorother Daley
Elsie
Mabel Stevenson
Mrs. Daley
Kim Jean
Steven
Siah
Daley
Sluter
Mr. Lewie Parking
Ulm sets Tasman crossing record from New Zealand to Sydney
Sydney reports Rev Samuel Simsdow Ulm completes the Tasman crossing in 11 hours 58 minutes aboard a sea plane, beating the previous record held by Guy Menzies. He flies a triangular route via Burney New Plymouth Ninety Mile Beach to Sydney, with a return journey noted and baggage totals cited.
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New Zealand
Samuel Simsdow
Ann
Ty Dale
the Tasman
Ulm
Australia
Austeatia
U'm
Lesa
Burney
New Plymouth
Ninety Mile Beach
Wade
Guy Menzies
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