Naval patrol work in Spain amid four-power talks
London reports on Foreign Secretary Eden detailing that exchanges of views among Britain France Germany and Italy aim to secure guarantees for Spanish conflict observers to resume naval patrols under the non intervention scheme. A Soviet protest notes opposition to four power talks and questions patrols in Spanish waters as ineffective and provocative.
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London
House of Comimons
Anthony Eden
the Telegraph
Soviek
Recovery in Queensland economy shows marked gain
Brisbane reports the Queensland business and prosperity index for the three months ended April at 96.1, up from 94.7 in March and 95.1 in February. The April movement indicates recovery with signs of further improvement as bond prices reflect loan market strength and the Commonwealth Loan remains within market capacity. Overseas income rise eases banking conditions.
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Brisbane
Queensland Business and Prosperity Index
Bureau of Industry
Economic News
Queensland Unemployment Shows Modest Recovery In April
Brisbane reports that unemployment in Queensland for the three months ended April stood at 11 020, down from 15 880 in March and 15 210 in the prior period. The April improvement is expected to continue into May, signaling a substantial recovery.
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Brisbane
Jue
Queensland
Tomato Thrower Fined at Brisbane Police Court
John Thomas Moloney, 20, miner, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after entering a city hall back room with tomatoes during a church council meeting. He threw a tomato at the chairman Rev B Watson, was jailed briefly, and fined five pounds or one month with a later request for leniency denied.
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Brisbane
Truegear
John Thomas Moloney
Harvie
Rev
B. Watson
Mr. Watson
Railway Department
Nquor
Tregedr
The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo at Majestic
Ronald Colman stars as an impoverished Russian prince in Monte Carlo in a romance comedy with Joan Bennett. Cast includes Colin Clive and Nigel Bruce. Stephen Roberts directs. Zanuck supervises. Also features This’ll Make You Whistle and a quick travel of other shorts. Wedding scene at Town Hall promises lighthearted satire with cast led by Conrad Nagel and Gene Lockhart. Wayne stars in Conflict with Jean Rogers in Sierra Nevada setting.
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Bulldog Drummond
Rales
Ronald Colman
Jeory
Monte Carlo
Hig Majesty
Loght
Joan Bennett
Colin Clive
Pages Bruce
Montagu Love
Ronald Culman
Boccarat
Spurling Gab
Davies
Wees
Miss Bennett
Colman
Stadsum
Merry Chase
Iest
Bert Balmar
Harry Ruby
Nigel Bruce
Coliman
Stephen Roberts
Monte Carico
Darryl PF. Zanuck
Jack Buchanan
Herbert Wilcox
Jack
Reggie
Archie
Laura
Joan
London
Prench Airport Hotel
Metro
Westminster Abbey
Town Hall
Chicago
New York
Geo. Bancroft i
Cory Wiant
Grant
Jean
Avistor
Combs
Bancroft
Misa Bennet
Bangster
Conrad Nagel
Gene Lockhart
Inez Courtney
Edward Brophy
Damon Ford
Brawny
John Wayne
Gonflict
Universal
Jean Rogers
Wayne
Jace Tondon
Sierra Nevada Mountains
California
Hollywood
Metro News
London butter markets rise amid strong Australian and New Zealand trade
Messrs H M Russell and Go report brighter trading in Australian and New Zealand butter over the fortnight ending May 21. Prices for Australian choicest salted butter ranged from 107 to 110 shillings per cwt, with Continental butters firm and premiums over salted diminishing as supplies tighten. Argentine butter has run dry while Irish butter imports rise, and overall prices for Empire butter hold steady with looming reassessment expected.
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H. BM. Russell
Queensland
R. and
W. Davidson Ltd
London
All Mall
New Zealand
Tme
Malt Pie Scratches From Doomben Newmarket
Brisbane, Thursday. A surprise scratching today for the Doomben Newmarket see Malt Pie, the Magni horse, withdrawn after a bruised heel. Trainer W Rowley stated risk avoidance and no attempt to race him this week.
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Newmarket
Brisbane
Doomben Newmarket
Cer
W. Rowely
Ranger Dominates Ocean Test In 105 Minute Race
The Ranger defeated Rainbow and Yankee in a 30 mile test, finishing in 1 hour 45 minutes and 29 seconds. The race highlighted the Ranger as the leading craft in the America's Cup contender field, with its time noted as superior in the event.
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Wewport
Wednicacay
Ranger
Rainbow
Yankee
Hee
Rodeo profits and plans for Warwick carnival reach year end
The 1926 1937 era report to the Warwick committees details rodeo revenue of £7191 credited to the Eastern Downs Hip and A. Association plus £244 from buckjumper hire. Despite drought, the carnival posted a solid outlook, with early subscriptions advancing and plans for a larger next rodeo. The committee faced cattle costs, secured quality stock, and praised judges, officials, and supporters. A forthcoming carnival aims to attract trophies pledged by donors, signaling strong local backing.
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Warwick
Eastern Downs Hip
A. Association
C. B. Mitchel
Messrs
W. E. McColm
M. Ahern
A. EK. Fitzgerald
B. B. Miller
J. Portley
Mitchell
Australa
R. P. Munro
J. Mitchell
Ure Erie
P. C Nicholson
J. Willams
Townsville
Sydney
btrLog
Warwick Daily News
Warwick Picture Company
J. D. Rowland and Company
Ehairman
Eastern Downs Association
Asl
Costa
Trindia
Krakatoa Earthquake Recalled by West Brook Man
Ex ships carpenter C Jetsen recalls Krakatoa eruption of 1883 84 from voyage home aboard the Philadelphia under Captain Francesco Buldroyd. He describes tremors felt near Java Sea and Sunda Strait, vast pumice and lava, red sun, and distant gunboat warning. The voyage continued through desolate waters as dust lingered globally.
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Krakatoa
Java Sea
C. Jetsen
Westbrook
Warwick
Hermitage State Farm
J. J. Remp
Junabes
Jongon
Zebu
Philippines
Philadelphia
Francesco Buldroyd
Hoston
U.S.A
Borneo
Karkatoa
Sands Strait
Melbourne
Sunda Strait
Tie the
Helon
Java
Local carnival fundraising boosts citizen trophy drive
Occupiers named as donors for the Gold Cup purchase mobilize a broad list of supporters including hotels and merchants led by Warwick Daily News figures. Donations will fund the trophy while campdraft grounds preparations proceed and posters and carnival photogravures are arranged for shop windows. Election of officers renews leadership with minor changes and a unanimous cut in admission charges due to poor season.
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Texas Olio
R. Warner
Grand Hotel
J. Auimem
Royal Hotel
Aman Bros
Criterion Hotel
Misa Roach
Langham Hotel
C. O'Hagan
Imperial Bole
J Commelly
Palace Hotel
H. Setke
R. Murphy
Grobe Hotel
E. Saba
J. D. Rowland
Woodworths, Ltd
G. “Wricht
Warwick Daily News
G. J. Nielsen
GC. Clark
Forture
CG. B. Mitchel
Mir. Mitchell
Messrs
J. G. McDougall
Ww. E. McColm
Pfirest
A. D. Rowland
Ed Steward
C. Reason
J. J. Sears
M. Ahern
A. K. Fitzgerald
D. A. McCarthy
J. W. Piltcreft
D. McColmamin
B. Miler
J. Nielsen
D. McColm
W. Wadley
Mitchel
Pringst
E. J. Portley
Nevel
Labourer Remanded On Serious Charge In Toowoomba
Arthur John Carstens a labourer remanded by Toowoomba Police Court on a January 20 indecent assault charge against a girl under 17. Detective Elford produced Derby depositions. Bail set at £30 with one surety of £30.
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Toowoomba
Arthur John Carstens
Dalby
Gerger Ant N. Elford
Derby
Toowoomba Rugby Seeks Brisk Brisbane Clash Saturday
The Toowoomba Rugby Union selects a team to meet Brisbane on Saturday with two changes from the side that beat Brisbane. Waterson moves to full back replacing Garthe, Coldwell takes the back position, and the forward pack includes Bermingham Green Tuck Brown Levers McDonnell Lee Newman with reserves Melburch and Gallagher.
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Toowoomba
Brisbane
W. Renwick
Waterson
Garthe
Coldwell
P. Waterson
H. McDonnell
Hayes
KH. East
Roy Bfelfbusch
D. McIntyre
Victorian bowlers lose to West Toowoomba by 48 points
Victorian bowlers faced West Toowoomba Club in a seven sink match and were defeated 167 to 111 this afternoon in Toowoomba. Tomorrow the Victorians meet Toowoomba Club for another clash.
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Toowoomba
West Toowoomba
Negro Welterweight Jones Plans Melbourne Return Fight
Tommy Jones the American negro welterweight has agreed to return for a new fight series in Melbourne. He will face Ron Richards Carroll Wilson and Fred Hennaberg among others, with Oliriana the featherweight joining as his escort. Dawson reports a Newcastle wing three quarter, who retired from the New South Wales team, will miss Queensland action as O Hazelton of Port Kembla steps in for an injured Toot.
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Melbourne
R. Lean
Tommy Jones
Jack Carroll
Ron Richards
Carroll
Wilson
Fred Hennaberg
Oliriana
Bydney
KL. Dawson
New South Wales
Queensland
O. Hazelton
Port Kembla
Italians Seek Ancient Treasure
Italians search for a hidden treasure of gold coins and jewels tied to a long-vanished artifact. The quest centers on deciphering clues and locating the cache believed buried in a historic site.
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Ano Ba
Treasure dig near Treviso sparks hunt for ancient vault
A fragmentary Latin record says in 453 AD locals hid treasure 500 yards from a parish church at Levada di Piave. Workers uncover gold coins and marble steps while widening a road, opening a subterranean chamber suspected to hold the long buried hoard as archaeologists supervise the ongoing dig.
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Attila
Italy
Levada di Piave
Treviso
Levads
Hungary
Warkmen
Lb li
Inter
Mit
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