Royal Visit Sparks Mixed American and British Welcome
A chaotic, humor-filled account of Allied leaders arrival in New York and Hyde Park, detailing their Majesties Queen and Prince Edward, President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt. The piece contrasts New York crowds, presidential car escorts, church sermons, and press reaction across American cities.
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Euard
United Ktates Infantry
Banda
New York State
Ora
New York
Aeheny
Om Hardy
Hyde Park
Sumiay
Rocce
Tames
Henry Tuskee
Six Bills To Be Passed This Week In Parliament
Canberra reports indicate six important bills must be passed by the House of Representatives before Parliament goes into recess on Friday. The agenda includes National Insurance, Registration, Army Grants, Youth Employment, Supply and Development departments, and mortgage bank branch creation, with various amendments likely and one bill already approved.
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Saven
Repess
House of Representatives
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Department of Supply and Development
le Bowe
Billy
Commonwealth Bank
Anglican Archdeacon Criticizes Housing for Sick in Canberra
An Anglican archdeacon condemned a lack of funds and unsuitable facilities for hospital patients in Canberra. He said derelict housing and overcrowding forced patients and staff into cramped rooms, urging urgency in building adequate wards and shelters. He criticized indifferent officials and warned of worsening strain if housing shortfalls persist.
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Snomier
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Hospitals Board
Canberra
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Ammenuce
Poisoned wine at banquet saves eight Nanking officials
Prompt medical aid saved eight officials of the puppet Nanking Government after a banquet incident on Sunday. Among those saved were the Premier Liang Hungebi and the Japanese Foreign Minister Tomashare Shivalzn, with others injured but stabilized.
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Suanghat
Nanking
Liang Hungebi
Iuba Prepares For Take-off Today
Percival reports on board the Wing book from Guba Island as preparations for a proposed take-off for the Chages Archipelags proceed. Aircraft tanks are filled for long range, with a weather report expected from Lancaster to determine departure timing.
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Ghia
Chages Archipelags
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Loan Council Considers Major Financial Strains Ahead
In Canberra the Loan Council prepares for a high stake meeting amid a heavy current Commonwealth loan of 14,780,000 and debates on tighter semi governmental borrowing. NSW and Victoria seek funds as defence needs rise. Australia faces credit expansion and a pending Premier’s Conference to review the nation’s money market, bank credit, and fiscal outlook.
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Victoria
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Bank Credite
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Ananda
Rank Board
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Commonwealth Bank Board
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Basn
Claude Reearting
Wietoard
Emily
Tembera
London
Une
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Wlylsay
Hhal Ie
Leading Unionist's Death in Brisbane Amid Tragic Events
Brisbane mourns the loss of Mr Davies, a prominent unionist with Thyatre ties. A meeting of the Packers Union executive was held on Sunday to discuss his death and its impact, while funeral arrangements were noted for the coming days.
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Moneay
A. Davies
Davies
Sioramennet Packers Union
Diving
Ralneele
Tragic Bath Incident Involving Cameron and Tweedie Family
In a Brinley area flat a deadly incident left Mrs Cameron and her niece seriously harmed after carbon monoxide buildup at their home. Cameron and Tweedie sisters survived initial collapse, found unconscious in the bath. Neighbors and emergency services responded as Mrs Tweedie and others tried to revive them. one girl appeared dead but medical staff at Brinley Hospital worked to restore life.
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Misy
Cameron
Tweedie
Byaney Hospital
Althong
Rene Tweedie
Tom
Sélie Cameron
Bea
Maw Cameron
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Mra Tweedie
Askleg
Thery Wa
Elias
Moss Cameron
Tweraie
Twerdle
Ryan
Wool Commission Payne Report For Parliament This Session
The Wool Advisory Commission report will be submitted to Parliament this session. Mr Payne said appointing a commission would show government intent to use exact facts, protect credit overseas, and help wool immunity rebound. The commission would fully report the industry’s economic state and recommend measures to assist the sector.
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Isisford
Wool Advisory Commission
Commissone
Rte. W. x
Parma
Payne Sal
Dolley
Civil Aviation vision voiced by MP at Australian economic meeting
MP J W Paitin at the annual convention of One Australian School of Political Economy argued civil aviation could bolster the RAAF with 378 highly trained pilots. He warned training costs might reach £500 per pilot and that expansion of training facilities would be funded by taxpayers, predicting a sizable impact within a few years.
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J. W. Paitin
RAAF
Tony
Fairbairn
Mir
Woman's Body Found In Wood Nearby Leeds
A scrambled report notes a woman's body found in a wooded area near Leeds. Details are incomplete due to garbled text, but the incident is treated as a natural deaths inquiry with local authorities prompted to investigate the circumstances.
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Wood
London
Tewal
Leeds
Alton Howth
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