Important Cancer Discoveries Linked to Tuberculosis Debate
A Melbourne Hospital researcher, J. Gay, reports experiments suggesting a definite relationship between cancer and tuberculosis. Findings presented at the Canberra conference indicate cancer growths may be influenced by viral elements and early treatment could improve outcomes. Dr. Carpaton and other officials urged public education on early cancer indicators and continued scientific resource mobilization.
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J.gay
Melbourne
de Cherry
Canberra
Commonwealth of Health
Carpaton
Centenary Polar Expeditions Recognized
Centenary polar efforts celebrate a group of nations set to participate in Arctic observation ports. The organizers outline upcoming dates and leadership, naming participants from Canada, the United States, and other countries.
British Arctic Expedition Reports Extreme Cold in Deep Boreal Zone
London reports the British expedition reached a remote boreal region, noting one of the coldest areas yet observed. The team describes a heavy ice layer covering a wide area and travel challenges as they pushed across 60 miles of harsh terrain in ten minutes of note.
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Sven
Simphatowrabha
Wren
German Alarm at Flight of Factories Effect of British Tariff
Berlin shows a government decree imposing heavy duties on productive machinery in response to wartime disruption. The measure aims to prevent transfer of steelworking and related plant to foreign firms that would produce goods formerly exported from Germany. The Berlin Fageblatt discusses potential impacts on machinery availability and imports.
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Berlin
Steeh
Ringland
Germany
Cancer Cure Foe False Hopes Warned By British Experts
London reports quote Arthur Keith and John Dilly discussing cancer cure claims and probabilities. Experts warn against false hopes, noting limited progress and urging cautious interpretation of early results.
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London
Wednnaday
Arthur Keith
Ohn Dilly
Kacpviosn
Tinto & Young Dolentint
Royal College of Surgeons
New South Wales Faces Large Overseas Interest Default
New South Wales again defaults on overseas interest payments. The Commonwealth Government remitted 1,100,000 pounds to London to meet obligations due April 1. Including exchange, the state owed about 900,000 pounds in London and 200,000 in New York, with funds to be banked through the High Commissioner in London and Commonwealth agents in New York. The move is part of the Commonwealth’s intended payment under the Financial Agreement Act, bringing total obligations to about 2,000,000 under the current arrangements.
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New South Wales
London
New York
Commonwealth
Lonedon
Lang
Lindon
Lie Commonwealth
New South
Suanda
Alwiet
Cotton bounty to be abolished and duties revised
Prime Minister Mr Lyons announced Australia will abolish the cotton yarn bounty from July 1 and replace it with a sliding scale of duties. A minimum price of one yard per pound for Queensland Cotton Board's 1982 raw cotton season is to be set, reflecting world price trends and avoiding a fixed duty.
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Sydney
Mr. Lyons
Queensland
Lyona
Tarif Board
Greece Rejects New Wheat Duty Amid Farm Board Talks
Washington reports Greece failed to impress the United States as talks with the Farm Board aimed to buy seven million bushels of wheat. Indications of a potential deal show weak backing from the Farm Board. A spokesman remarked the plan lacks cash credit, signaling uncertain prospects for cooperation.
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Washington
Iecian
Farm Board
Unemployment in Coal Industry Sparks Trade Worry
In Newcastle area a coal industry update shows fears of mass layoffs if supply contracts reverse and withdrawal of mobility is enforced. Chairman Mr. McDonald warns a collapse could disrupt overseas trade and cause widespread dislocation, threatening 500 workers.
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Rydney
Com. McDonald
McDonald
No Invitation for De Valera at Ottawa Conference
New York Times Ottawa correspondent reports Canada may bar the Free State from the Imperial Conference if it repudiates the oath of allegiance. A White Paper outlines obligations but no formal government statement. Government deliberations reflect fear of excluding the Free State from the British Commonwealth table.
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New York
Ottawa
New York Times
Free State
de Valera
British Commonwealth of Nations
Canada
Dominions
Irish Free State cabinet re drafts reply to Britain
Dublin officials say the delay in replying to the British government stems from redrafting. At least two Free State cabinet ministers opposed the uncompromising nature of the original draft and urged more friendly terms, a move De Valera approved.
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Dublin
Wednem
Ing. I
Free State
de Valera
Bondholders Won't Negotiate on NSW Mortgage Terms
Agent-General Willis and Mr Lang L report talks with NSW stock representatives. They will not discuss morgtorum owed to the Commonwealth. If Commonwealth and States make a joint representation, suspension of interest payments or a rate cut could yield arrangements beneficial to Australia.
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London
New South Wales
A. C. Wille
Lang
Treasury Bills Australia To Get Lower Interest
London report states Australia will renew treasury bills totaling 14.6 million pounds with a lower interest rate. An additional 250000 pounds of the original loan will be repaid at maturity as part of the satisfactory conclusion of negotiations.
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London
Weithering
Australia
Financial News
Treasury
Unions to Interview Premier Over Contingency Strike
Sydney, Thursday. Mr Mallett secretary of the Northern Colliery Owners Association says the association has worker doubts about the government's withdrawal of a militiary measure. Mr Rees, president of the Mineral Federation, will press government to continue the nubility and discuss a possible strike action. Union leaders plan to interview the Premier early next week.
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Sydney
Mallett
The
Northern Colliery Owners’ Assocition
Ion Hag
Fed~eration
Rees
Tt In
Mona
Struck Dead by Lightning on Golf Course in London
A retired business man Chr Kelly and his six year old caddy were killed by lightning near the 7th hole as a sudden storm struck during a golf round at Maidenhead. Both sheltered under an umbrella when struck. their bodies were found on the green with severe burns. A partner was also struck but survived.
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London
Bunimas
Chr
Kelly
Whaw
Howe
NSW Lotteries Director Warns of Interstate Threats
The Director of Lotteries Mr Whitton warned that observed interstate lotteries were hurting State Lottery ticket sales. He threatened to raise prices in response to the competition, likening the rivals to drowning men clutching at tem.
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Sydney
Mr Whitton
British deficit forecast for next year announced
London Thursday reports the Ministry for Finance estimates a budget deficit of about £17,036,000 for the coming year. The shortfall is expected to be funded by a new issue of bonds.
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London
Ministry For Finance
Debenture Holders Ruling Under Victorian Act
Melbourne judge rules that debentures of Colonial Gas, Metropolitan Gas, and Electrolytic Zinc are mortgagees under the Financial Emergency Act but interest reductions apply only to Victoria registered debentures. The full covenanted interest may be paid if the board of directors approves.
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Melbourne
Colonial Gas Asociation
Metropolitan Gas Company
Electrolytic Zinc Company
Victoria
Greece Offers Postponed Wheat Purchase Amid Trade Talks
Greece presented a December offer as talks continue on wheat imports and embargoes affecting Argentina and Australia. The board signals limited capacity for long term financing while administration seeks a $100 million foreign aid appropriation to support purchases, especially in the Orient.
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Boant
Ince
Gresce
Placine A
Foresien Salen
The
Orient
Unseemly Scene In Death Chamber Turns Upset Scene
In Melbourne a funeral home worker found an elderly woman’s body on the floor after leaving to fetch a coin. Relatives had gathered inside Windsor house, scanning hiding places for a supposed silver board as the undertaker placed the body on display.
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Melbourne
Windsor
Poisoning Strikes Three Men In Newcastle
Three Newcastle boarders were taken sick early Thursday with what is believed to be ptomaine poisoning after an evening meal. George Murray 24 Eric Wilson 4 and Britten Wright 24 suffered severe pains but are now out of danger.
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Newcastle
George Murray
Eric Wilson
Britten Wright
City Residential
Federal Land Tax Abolition Hurdled In Australia
A Sydney protest over the federal land tax prompted the Federal Minister for J Markets Mr Hawker to say government support for any tax changes would be unlikely. He noted the financial position limited possible adjustments and the prospect of abolition being distant.
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Aneblaide
Thurwlay
Sydney
J. Markets
Hawker
Buried in Sewer Man Rescued Alive
Liimore, Thareday. William Morrissey, 4%, survived a cave in during a sewerage excavation when several tons of earth pinned him in a crouching position. He was rescued and taken to hospital suffering from shock after the collapse.
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Sowarage
Nim
Nugget Found Near Orange Deposit Report
A small eight ounce nugget was discovered by two prospectors at Nookerawe in a devia deposit. The nugget consisted of pure Wald ore.
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Nookerawe
Devia
Midnight blast traps 45 families in burning Star Film building
A midnight explosion and fire on the ground floor of the Star Film Agency building trapped 45 families in the adjacent multi storey structure. Firemen rescued inmates who jumped from windows as flames reached third and fourth floors. Six killed and 25 injured. four missing, adjoining building destroyed. Poles, soldiers, and firefighters extinguished the blaze after about 12 hours.
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Laqreb
Jugo Slavia
Star Film Agency
Plea of guilty in attempted robbery sends old man to gaol
Charles Burton Eich aged 99, builder, was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment at the Quarter Sessions after pleading guilty to attempted robbery of Arthur Shannon at Petersham. Evidence showed Eich demanded £950, produced a revolver, claimed a bomb was involved, and threatened to blow Shannon and himself if refused.
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Sydney
Thurmiay
Charles Burton Eich
Arthur Shannon
Petersham
Shannon
South Australia
Rich
Fla
Latham welcomed in Rome by British and Italian officials
The Australian Attorney-General Mr. J G Latham was welcomed in Rome by representatives of the British Foreign Office and the Italian Foreign Office. In all probability he will be received by Mussolini.
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Romh
Latham
Fim
Wedding Crowd Triggers Police Call in Sydney
Police were summoned at a wedding in St Mephen's Church Sydney as a large crowd swelled outside the ceremony. Sir Alexander McCormack, a prominent London businessman, attended with Mr Colin Andaros. The gathering grew unruly, prompting police intervention to maintain order and ensure security for guests.
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Sydney
Mephen
Phil
Irgeon
Alexander McCormack
Colin Andaros
London
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