Wheat trade and production outlook cited by Marold Darling
Marold Darling of Darling and Sons warns that wheat countries have not only recovered production but expanded. He predicts worsened positions for the United States and Canada by August 1, with provinces restricting delivering wheat and no acreage reductions as prices stay artificial. He cites dumping competition among traders and prejudiced trade with China and Hungary.
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France Withdraws From European Disarmament Talks
London dispatch reports French Foreign Minister notes to Sir John Simon saying France will not continue armament talks under Versailles provisions. Paris cites German budget and rearmament as cause to reassess security, insisting any accord must address German threats and maintain French security.
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Strong Comment On French Note Dominates Editorials
London papers discuss the French Note as the central issue in disarmament talks. Editors from The Times to The Daily Mail debate whether Germany and France can trust any pledge while Britain questions the cost and purpose of disarmament measures amid a broader diplomatic stalemate.
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London Mail Service to Open in 14 Days Tendered Routes
Prime Minister Lyons announced government acceptance of Qantas Empire Airways for Singapore Darwin Brisbane link. C A Butler wins Charleville Gootmundra tender, Miller Aviation for Perth to Katherine, Tasmanian Aerial Services for Melbourne to Hobart. Tasmanian service to begin within days with a De Havilland 802 aircraft. Contracts cover five years with stepped payments and specific routes including Kingsland and Flinders Island.
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Budget Labour Attack in Commons Reveals Tax Concessions
London reports Labour in the House of Commons criticized the budget as biased toward immediate Income tax concessions while unemployment benefits start only July 1. Mr Jones warned that the new relief favors the rich and accused ministers of balancing the ledger with meat and eggs, noting £21,000,000 taken from the unemployed.
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KngsfOrd Smith Plans Flight of American Plane in Centenary
Melbourne reports Charles Kingeford Smith announced plans to fly an American Lockheed Altal aircraft in the Centenary air pageant. He contrasted it with the De Havilland Comet, noting the Altal’s potential speed and questioning payment provisions abroad while urging open international trade to revive economies amid Ottawa era policy.
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Italy Not Told About British Budget
A terse dispatch notes Italy received no word on Britain’s budget as Mussolini’s regime weighs wage and salary cuts to meet debt demands. Officials chose to withhold details of Britain’s aid to taxpayers civil service and the unemployed, a curious editorial point amid the debt crisis.
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Goodwill Tour Tokyo Arrives as Australian Attorney General Visits
The Australian Attorney-General Mr Latham leads a trade mission to Tokyo from May 10 to 27, with 40 audiences planned with the Emperor and various officials. Programs with industrialists and press are arranged as part of efforts to establish closer ties and a potential service between countries.
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Japan's China Policy Faces U.S. Scrutiny
Disjointed report notes Japanese objections to U.S. actions amid rising tensions over China's policy. The New York Times outlines diplomatic friction and public commentary in New York on Wednesday.
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China
Secession Bill Heads to Perth Parliament Debate
A secession bill is before Western Australia Parliament as MLAs consider whether Western Australia should declare independence. The session, noted as Thursday, discusses the question of secession and the potential formation of a separate state.
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Pat Housa
Monarchists in Berlin Debate Crown Battle and Faith
A fragmentary report captures Captain Roehm addressing monarchist sentiments in Berlin as the Imperial Crown and German reunification loom. The piece references historical tensions, religious imagery, and a call for peace amid accusations of propaganda from opposing sides.
Canada Reduces Deficit in Latest Fiscal Year
Ottawa Wednesday. A deficit of 188.2 million dollars for the year ended March 81 was an improvement of 22.9 million over the prior year, announced in the House of Commons by the Prime Minister for Finance. He declared the year a period of recovery and pledged legislation to help farmers compromise with creditors and ease the debt burden.
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Marsh
Republican leader faces charge in Dublin trial
Dublin Wednesday reports Tom Harry, a prominent Republican leader at Cath, slated to be charged today with possession of a machine gun and 84 rounds of ammunition. He will be arraigned by a military tribunal at Dublin.
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Britain to Open Meat Agreement Parleys
Government to start talks with Dominions for a new meat agreement to replace the Ottawa pact. A parallel reduction of the Argentine compulsory pool is sought, as Minister Darling indicates preference for pure socialisation.
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Irish Senate Debates Bill on Abolition Amid Budget Worries
The Irish Senate debated a bill to abolish the upper house amid opposition to costly reforms. Critics argued money should not be spent while crucial measures and people’s will guide policy. The Labour leader spoke against dictatorial moves as the session adjourned.
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Dell
Germany Accepts British Plan On Disarmament Stand
Germany signals readiness to accept the British disarmament memorandum as the basis for a convention with reservations. Berlin cites need for security guarantees and equality of rights before League restitution, while consenting to phased armament cuts and limits on air forces under a two year and five year framework.
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English Offers To Grimmett In London Tour
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief note about English offering something to Grimmett in London and a reference to a forthcoming Austral tour. Details are unclear due to garbled text. The readable bits indicate a coach or guide named Kiypas and a possible expedition or match matter.
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