Anglo Japanese trade talks eyed in Tokio concessions
Financial News reports Tokyo ready to offer Britain substantial trade concessions in exchange for changes tied to the 1921 abrogation. Britain eyes a broader rapprochement while the United States and Canada resist, with Australia and New Zealand viewed as not opposing. Japan signals willingness to join a trade conference to discuss venue scope and negotiation terms.
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London
Japan
Britain
Its
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Canada
Ottawa
Yanco Inquiry Officials To Be Relieved Of Duty
A government inquiry into Yanco led to officials being relieved of duty as investigations proceed. Authorities cited ongoing inquiries and potential administrative changes affecting local governance and operations.
Findings of Board on Horse Event Fatalities
The Public Service Board released findings from a horse event inquiry near Yanco listing recommendations to be contained in Mr. McCustochs report. The report notes a trooper was killed and several injured when a horse malfunction and rider collision occurred near Riverina Welfare Farm. The minister and officers will review the board’s findings before public release.
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Sydney
A Mgkfian
McCulloen
S.M
Thatoress
Barke
Riverina Welfare Farm
Yanco
Wiierwarde
Public Service Board
McCustoch
Niwhdest
Bergt. A
Wonney
Horne
Hanes
Drummond
Ie Board
Emergency Law Calls Pledges Against Railways and Public Era
Fragmented text suggests a historic emergency measure proposing capital punishment for amnesty and armed assault, with a focus on railways and public order. The readable fragments include mentions of abolition, revival, and punitive measures tied to law and order in an era of unrest.
Nazi Escapees From Austrian Gaol Flee Socialist Leader
A fragment reports a socialist leader and three other officials escaping from an Austrian jail, noting no Nazis among the escapees and implying a political motive or conspiracy.
American Deficit and New Short Term Loans Announcement
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau announced a new phase of financing to cover the deficit. The plan includes 1.24 billion dollars of 32 year bonds and 1.06 billion dollars of short term certificates bearing treasury rates.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Joy on the Clyde as work resumes on giant liner
A band of pipers led the first workers back to the Clydebank yards of John Brown and Company on the Clyde. About 400 men returned today with 6000 expected in a few weeks as shelling and stern work advance for the Cunard liner described as the largest and fastest in the world, with 75,000 tonnage and 14,000 expended on Clyde widening and deepening in preparation for launching.
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London
Cunard
John Brown and ‘Company
Clydebank
Clydeside
AL Eee Shell
Germany's plans for a big navy outlined by reporter
Berlin reports indicate Germany is ready to launch a large navy with operations awaiting only a single word. Naval correspondent Hector Bywestar notes the word may not be long delayed.
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London
Germany
Hector Bywestar
Daily ‘Telegraph
Berlin
Adda
New Zealand Butter Shipments Get New Dutyed Canada
Halifax reports the first shipment of New Zealand butter to Canada under Ottawa’s new exchange duty. Officials estimate a duty of three to four cents per pound on the 1500 case shipment. Agriculture Minister A MacDonald says the duty practically solves the butter problem.
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Halifax
N.S
New Zealand
Ottawitos
Mred
A. MacDonald
Employment improves as unemployment falls in Britain
A night’s announcement reports a substantial reduction in unemployment with about 10,068,000 insured persons aged 16 to 64 employed in Great Britain on March 19, up 117,000 from the previous month and 644,000 from the prior year. Unemployment stood at 2,201,077, with gains across most industries except a small drop in wool and textile sectors.
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London
Britain
Great Brita
Funding Loan 3 Per Cent Issue in London
A British government funding operation announces a three per cent loan of 150 million pounds redeemable 1959 to 1969. Prospectus due tomorrow outlines an issue at 98 with sinking fund provisions, half-year payments and a 2 percent sinking reserve from the nominal amount.
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London
British Oficial Wiratane
Treasury
Sts
France Re equips Submarine Bases To Block Pocket Ships
France re equips Calais Boulogne Boulogne and other ports to move submarines aircraft and destroyers toward the Atlantic. Paris fears German pocket battleships could push from the Nar Sea into the Mediterranean.
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France
Paris
Calalenam
Nari Sea
Atlantic
Unkirie
Culale
Boulogne Coee
Mediterranean
Krugar's Diary Burned by Trustees in Fraud Scandal
Krugar's Diary, detailing fraudulent dealings with politicians and his love affairs, is ordered burned by trustees of the demancler Mruger's estate. World publication offers are rejected to destroy the diary after a full swindle investigation.
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Hoockholm
Mruger
Krugar
Steamer Walhemo Refloated After Grounding at Navals Passage
The steamer Walhemo ran aground in Navals Passage on Sweday and was refloated at 7.90. There was no damage reported and the vessel proceeded to Suva.
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Huva
Walhemo
Navals Passage
Sweday
Suva
Canberra University College 1984 Commencementset at Anatomy Institute
The annual Canberra University College commencement will be held at the Australian Institute of Anatomy on Monday evening April 46. Dr. R. B. Wallace, vice chancellor of the University of Sydney, will deliver the address.
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Canberra
Mystery Messages in Insull Case from London
London dispatch reports mystery surrounding Greek steamer Malotie and Samuel Insull. Officials deny wiring actions that altered course, while details discuss loan terms, sinking fund, and potential redemption after 1969. Additional funds earmarked for repaying four percent bonds and reducing Treasury debt.
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London
Tuseday
Malotie
Wan Sonvey
Ng Samuel Insull
Libel writ targets AJ C chairman over disqualification
Rufus Theodore Naylor seeks 120000 pounds from Colin Stephen in a libel action filed with the Supreme Court. The case alleges injurious statements by the AJ C committee member affecting disqualification. The application is set for hearing Friday next.
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Eydney
Rufus
Theodore Naylor
Supreme Court Wit
Colin Stephen
A.C. Committee
Labour party drastic cuts in French public service
Reported moves in Victoria show disappointment at unity negotiations amid a possible breakaway. The government aims to mobilize up to 450 million to aid reforms and stabilize the new framework in Victoria, with supporters urging rapid action.
English Team Strife Over Jardine Frustrates Colombo Visitors
The Daily Express correspondent Trevor Wignall reports rising tensions at Colombo over Jardine and the Marylebone issue, with Ratcliffe and Hammond linked to support for Jardine. Australians may abandon tests if a non representative team is fielded, as MCC seeks to avoid friction. Privately Lords members dispute tactics while public concern grows over political implications and peace within cricket circles.
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Chapman
Wignell
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Ames
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Lords Bot
Australia
Sutcliffe Laughs At Rumour In London
London Wednesday Sutcliffe, interviewed by the Australian Press Association, laughed heartily when told rumours that he would not play. He dismissed the chatter as unfounded and indicated no intention to miss further action.
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London
Australian Press Association
Sutcliffe Wughed
Testimony fragment notes Australia and Brevainay
The quoted fragment references Australia and a person named Brevainay with incomplete context. It hints at enjoyment or confirmation but lacks coherent events or details for a fuller summary.
Australian players in Colombo test cricket scene
Radio from the RLM reports Darling, the test cricketer who strained his groin playing tennis, will depart tomorrow after a four day stay in the cabin. He plans to attend the Colombo match as Barnett gains attention while Brow and others vie in deck competitions with Hingcomer Joye Cooper Turnbull among the mixed quoits champions.
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Riesip
Colombo
Barnett
Joie Arricina
Arta
Joye
Cooper
Turnbull
Terrible Burns Fatality at Steel Works
A worker suffered fatal burns when molten metal splashed at a steel plant. Investigators probe accident cause and safety lapses as management and union officials review procedures and emergency response.
One Killed Seven Injured At Port Kembla Iron Works
In Sydney on Wednesday at the Australian Iron and Steel Works Port Kembla one man was killed and seven others injured by molten metal sprayed from a mould container. The dead man was John Douglas aged 25 of Woolloomooloo. Others named include Robert Easton of Wollongong Laslis Nichol of Austinmer Saiidi John Devilin of Balgownie Edward Lawson crane driver from Laigowale and David Griffith of Thirroul. The accident occurred when the mould container gave way while being lifted by a crane and the molten metal escaped onto workers below.
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Sydney
Australian Iron and Steel Works
Port Kembla
Robert Easton
Woollongong
Laslis Nichol
Austinmer
Saiidi John Devilin
Balgownis
Edward Lawson
Laigowale
David Grifith
Thirroul
Buna
Ands
Douglas
Redistribution map proposals spark protests across the state
A statewide posting of proposed Federal boundary maps on Wednesday aims to guide protests. The main feature is Parramatta's inclusion as a metropolitan electorate, outlined as the objective for tomorrow's public response.
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Bydney
Parramatts
Mayor Sues Newspaper Over Council Report
In Banco Court the Mayor of Cabra Vale sues Mun Newspapers Sd for 11.009 alleging a report of a local council meeting contained an alleged threat by Alderman McBurnia. The newspaper pleads not guilty claiming fair good faith reporting.
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Weidence
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