Canberra to Begin Construction of Defense Communications Station
Canberra announces early start for a major defense communications installation aimed at linking Australia with the British Admiralty and allied ships in the Pacific. The project, planned as a strategic network across Australia, will include new directional finding facilities and simultaneous transmission systems to monitor and intercept signals along the Australian waters.
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Two Women Killed In Melbourne Brighton Road Crash
Melbourne reports two women died after a car struck pedestrians on Brighton Road in the city. The victims, Prands and an unnamed 90 year old, were taken to hospital in a critical condition but died. A tree of related injuries included several others and a Christmas telegram aided police identification.
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Adventurous Women Arrive in London From South Australia
Adventurous women Mihsas Cathertim Bridger and Dorothy Lain arrived yesterday aboard the Penatuc from South Australia after an 18 month voyage. They docked at Port Vig on May 19 and met Hetec army near the Taaman 860 s. The two shared words and dined aboard with Capel Carleen and guests in the vicinity of Lizard Elena.
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Wheat price deadlock persists amid board demand
A long running dispute over wheat purchase prices continues as the Wheat Board and millers clash. Government officials signal caution to avoid bread price hikes while the board pushes for parity payments and freight adjustments to stabilize domestic supply.
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Woman's Head Linked to Wellington Point Incident
A man reports seeing what may be a woman's head in four to five feet of water near Wellington Point on a Brisbane morning. Detectives M. Cullen and Doriaisle investigated with no results yet. Police caution the public as waters nearby are searched and officers warn against speculation about a possible female victim.
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No Trace Found After Drowning Incident In Melbourne
Report details a drowning case where no trace was found of four men after a river search. Rescue units and life-saving crews operated along the riverbank near Melbourne with authorities acknowledging the difficulty of locating missing individuals and investigating the incident.
Drowned by undertow at Shark Beach amid rescue efforts
A fierce undertow near Shark Beach swept eight Deremns pot to vex. Two youths, Rick and BM, drowned along with Bourke who tried to save a girl. Allan Redford and others were swept away as rescuers, including Alber Meredith, launched a search. Three youths from Gladevylle Lidcombe and Sutherland died in the incident.
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Heffron Group Moves to Oust Lang from Labour Party
Sydney Tuesday reports the Wet Iron Labour group in New South Wales plans to push J. Lang and his followers out of the Australian Labour Party before the May party conference. Heffron supporters aim to contest the West Federal seat as the alternative Labour Party in NSW. Observers doubt success. factional divides persist as Lang’s leadership is challenged amid broader party tensions.
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Minister Webb Calls Labour Appeal for Cooperation
Auckland dispatch reports Minister Webb urging workers and employers to accept shared responsibilities. He urged cooperation with employers to curb worker harassment and to maintain workplace calm, warning that bitterness harms industry and that both sides must strive for goodwill and mutual effort.
Rome notes signal shift in Italian alliance plans
Content discusses a French reply to a diplomatic note from Italy amid 1935 pact tensions. It cites Paris, Tunis, and Djibouti mentions, with claims of Allied shifts and potential concessions. The piece highlights perceived Italian strategic stakes and responses from European powers in a tense Mediterranean context.
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Infantile Paralysis Report From Kalbar and Brisbane
A health scare in Kalbar and Brisbane reports infantile paralysis cases. A one year old child was rushed to Bellatet by ambulance. a police presence and quarantine measures followed. A two year old from Gummer family previously contracted the disease and was transported to Brisbane as authorities enforce restrictions.
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Tigress Attacks Trainer in Indian Jungle
A tigress mauled a trainer in Mocking am Abia morning, forcing him to flee through a doorway as spectators cried out. The injured man, an Indian, sustained severe claw wounds and was rushed to safety as onlookers watched in shock.
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Sale of Czechoslovakia's Works Concluded in Ausaig
A German concern has completed the purchase of Czechoslovakia's greatest emilee works at Ausaig. The Ausaie Wat: Aeprint project, with total exposure near ten thousand persons, will be taken over by the German investors.
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Italian troops mass on frontier of French Somaliland
A chaotic dispatch reports Italian forces amassing on the frontier near French Somaliland as roadwork accelerates. Propaganda and radio broadcasts from Abyssinia are alleged to frame the move as a defensive measure amid tensions with France.
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Fishing Launch Overturns Off Lang Reef Tragedy
One man drowns near Lang Reef when an IMG sailing launch overturns off shore. Cassie Ammitt of North Street is identified as the victim. Ernest Michalson and Ann Newton go missing as companions cling to debris and struggle to reach the shore. Rescue efforts and searches continue as police and divers work to recover bodies in rough seas.
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