German political crisis worries American financiers
June 23 New York American financiers, alarmed by Hitler gains and the rise of German strain, fear disruptions to reparations and Allied debts. Discussions center on Bank of England and Federal Reserve actions, and the need for fiscal unity to prevent a broader economic collapse tied to Germany.
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London
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Belgian Critics Cite German Bad Faith and Blackmail
From Brussels and Le Meuse reports dated June 28, 1914, asserting Germany’s overt bad faith and extortion attempts. The Le Meuse notes that Americans act as capitalists seeking to protect investments, while urging France and Belgium to bear the burden of a nation they decried as victims.
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le Meuse
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Belgium
France and Germany Reparation Debate Sparks Washington Tensions
In a debate echoing across allied capitals the United States faces pressure over the Young Plan and payment suspensions. The article notes shock at perceived Allied demands, arguing France is justified in resisting Washington’s push for immediate action and outlining potential delays in postwar settlement.
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Washington
France
Jake
Shininoo
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Germany
United States
Fee
British Minister’s Support Cited At London Talk
In London on June 23, Dominion Secretary He Thoms praised Hoover’s actions at an American chamber gathering. He argued the United States faces challenges but remains capable of decisive leadership, calling for continued restraint yet acknowledging further moves seem inevitable.
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London
Tov Dominion
He Thoms
Hoover
Radio Plan Abandoned and Global Tensions Rise
In Washington on June 23 a plan to limit global radio activities was abruptly halted. Reports indicate public commentary on President Hanver's moratorium proposal were shaped by a dev re not to escalate touchy French tensions. London sources suggest Mellon’s presence influenced Britain’s stance, while American consultation with Britain rather than France shaped early reactions.
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Wistiv
Ian Sleaver
Malvlise World
Grininn
Hanver
Shand
Neil
Mellon
London
Hooves
Rainfall and Local News From Deeral District
Rainfall measured at Deeral railway station for May shows inches water over 15 wet days, with a total to the 31st of 1.10 inches and eight inches more recorded for the month. A serious accident occurred near Fisher Creek involving Maurice Lee, with transport to hospital after ambulance and doctors attended. A dance fundraiser was held at Bellenden Ker school to assist the local school.
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Maurice Lee
Fig Yree Creek
Fisher Creek
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Brichame
Rose
W. Rass
Caira
Peirie
Canberra
Brohane
Bellenden-Ker
B. Ryle
Cairns
French Parliament Threatens Briand Resignation Over Hoover Feud
In London, markets hover as French Parliament contemplates forcing Briand to resign and recalling the ambassador. The exchange with Mr. Hoover unsettles investors, dulling progress and sending markets into tentative inactivity.
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Hoover
M. Briand
Mr. Hoover
France Italy and Belgium Weigh Joint Action
Paris reports government talks with Italy and Belgium seeking united moves while public worry rises over the Young Plan cut. Markets wobble amid tension as opposition argues France should shoulder the sacrifice. Germany promises restraint after reviewing its budget draft and tariff plans.
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Paris
Italy
Belerin
France
Reed
Germany
Silver problem debated as new island plan eyed in Senate
Washington reports a proposed approach to the silver problem will be presented to President Hoover on Tuesday by Charan Sminst of the Senate Finance Concil. The White House has not disclosed the proposals and Hoover’s handling of war debts and reparations has renewed calls for measures to waive the silver issue before an international silver conference.
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Washington
Hoover
Charan Sminst
Senate Finance Concile
Snot
Short Term Credits Discussion in Washington Notes
Washington reports a circulating memo that the government weighs a plan to issue short term credits with broad scope, despite Paris objections. It notes France could not waive conditions for a year by Germany, and mentions a potential £2,000,000 figure. Mr. Hoover expresses confidence France will accept without reserve amid civil settlement timing. Britain, Germany and Austria show tentative approval.
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Paris
Germany
France
Hooves
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Aviairia
French Budget Delayed Reply to President Hoover
Paris June 21 Cabinet defers reply to President Hoover until tomorrow. Finance Minister outlines effects of the grapunal on the French budget.
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Paris
Jame 21
Hoover
France’s Reply to Hoover Plan Reported From London
The News Chronicle correspondent says informed circles expect France to reply to the Hoover plan today. It may propose a two year arrangement with Allied and American guarantees and a loan to cover gaps from Germany’s cessation of payments. Berlin broadcasts quote De Bruening urging frank talks with France to resolve immediate German concerns.
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France
America
Germany
Ite
Soviet Comment on War Capitalism and Debtor States
Moscow dispatch in Wevestia notes a speculative view that war capitalism could persist with a large sum cited and debtor states involved. The fragmentary report mentions imagined scenarios and state action, reflecting press commentary on economic controls and international finance.
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Moscow
Wevestia
Hooter
Fees Create a Demand Across the Rupee System
A fragmented note outlines FOR 30 Fees and the push to create a demand within the rupee framework. The text suggests procedural steps, potential charges, and authorities involved, but details remain incomplete. Further context is needed for precise interpretation and action.
Cairns Rugby League urged to hire a player coach
A Cairns letter to the editor urges the Rugby League to explain the unused coach fund and argues Cairns should hire a player coach. The writer cites Bundaberg and Ravenard Tully Leagues employing coaches and notes strong local players and loyal financial patrons deserve consideration and clarity on fund use.
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Lingerie Crepe De Chine Silk Sale in Pastel Shades
British Celanese Taf Feta in Pink shade 39 inches wide offered at sale. McKay lingerie crepe de chine silk available in Nil Lavender and White shades, usually priced 4/9 yard now offered at 3/6 yard.
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Sale Mckay
Application to Be Made to Mend Municipal Salaries
A council debate centers on reducing salaries of municipal officers and department heads. Ald Greene reiterates claims that officials are highly paid and should accept cuts, while the Federal Arbitration Confir med percentage stance is noted.
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Lord Mayer Geupee
Ald Greene
Missing Airman Not Found in New Guinea Search
Sydney reports natives located the body of Palit Tri but the discovery proved groundless. Ground authorities continue searches as of June 24.
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Sydney
Palit Tri Han
New Guinea
Seat Vacant In Adelaide After Convicted Member
The seat of A A Edwards in Adelaide has been declared vacant after a conviction. An election will be held with writs to be issued by the Speaker of the Assembly. Edwards faced a verdict of grave offence and a five year term. appeals failed.
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Adelaide
A.A. Edwards
Edwards
Dr Sheldon's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement markets Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds. It touts aged medicine to treat colds and related symptoms, sold in two bottle sizes with prices, and claims wide availability. The wording imitates a vintage medical ad with exaggerated health claims.
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Shieldon
Sheldon
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