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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 21, 1934

Page

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Indignant Denial of Sole Rights in Future Peace

The Nanking Government protests Japan’s warning against external interference in China. Aims to shape a collective world effort for North China reconstruction. Officials emphasize international aid must come through shared action by all nations.

Shanghai Nanking Japan China Foreign Office Ie World Hs Berger Bestern Agia East Asia Leagué of

Budget debate in Commons on income tax and revenue

In the Commons Sir Robert Horne calls the budget disappointing and argues high taxes hurt industry while Mr Chamberlain defends the plan as fair and aimed at restoring confidence. Milne urges more optimism and recognition of colonial markets. Chamberlain says no provision for supplementary expenditure and warns against a deficit.

London House of Commons Robert Horne Bleak House Chamberlain Wardlaw Milne

America Looks to Britain on Japanese China Policy

The Weshu correspondent reports that Britain will seek support from Britain on Japan's China policy. Officials suggest closing China's open foot would affect Britain more than America. Observers see common interests between the two nations and no need for a formal Japanese document presentation.

New York Beaton Chine China Britain Wren America Fuk Tney

French Note and German Memorandum Shape Disarmament Debate

London reports the Disarmament Committee consolidates the French Note with the German Memorandum. The Daily Telegraph notes the French Note’s tone appeals to powers and diplomats in London, while military influence lobbies to keep a conciliatory approach.

London Disarmament Committee Daily Telegraph

German Reaction to Note on British Cermas in 1641

Fragmentary OCR yields a brief item noting German reaction to a Britannic event tied to early 1641 states, with unclear specifics. No clear names, dates, or places are readable enough to harvest concrete facts or entities beyond the general continental response.

Debate on Abolition Bill in Irish Senate

Dublin Thursday scene in Senate as McMilligan attacks Mr de Valera’s idea claiming it risks one man rule though de Valera denies responsibility for the measure. McDermott warns it threatens Irish reunification while Thrift foresees revolution if passed. Hogan accuses government of stirring tyranny and dictatorship amid chamber tensions.

Dublin Senate Billy McMilligan de Valera Free State McDermott Hogan Reeply Ebi Ireland

British Budget Reports in Italy and Rome

Fragmentary OCR note discusses British budget reports linked to Rome and Italy with unclear terms and names. The garbled text mentions a possible trip or meeting about budget figures and references a British context. No clear dates, figures, or named entities are readable enough to specify.

Italy

Wage cost of living increase in Melbourne and other capitals

Federal Arbitration Court raised the basic weekly wage by one shilling for Sydney Adelaide and Brisbane with a sixpence rise for Melbourne Hobart and Perth. The new figures apply from June and align rates across capitals under the updated index system.

Melbourne Sydney Aduaide Briabané Dethridge Federal Arbitration Court Adelaide Hobart Brisbane Perth Fort Canberra Bydney

Mussolini's plan to aid Italian exports outlined

Rome dispatch in The Daily Telegraph reports Mussolini developing a scheme to boost Italian exports hit by global weakness. The plan targets Australia, South Africa and India, restricting items such as wool, seeds, tapioca and coffee while aiming for a balanced trade equilibrium with raw material suppliers.

London Rome The Daily Telegraph Signor Mussolini Australia South Africa India Iport Antia Italy Utica Tila

Larwood bowls in swift form as Ashes pace returns

Harold Larwood delivered a brisk display bowling atx overs with a smooth left fast action. The reporter notes his line and length were natural with no hint of incongruous motion. The piece mentions a late arrival at Southampton scheduled for 2 p.m. on Wednesday.

London Harold Larwood Southampton

London to Darwin Air Mail Route Details Emerges

Mr A Rudder of QANTAS outlines a six day London to Darwin air mail plan withSingapore and Brisbane stops pruned to speed. He notes a large crew, including 10 captains and 10 assistants, and limited passengers on the Perth-Darwin leg due to fuel needs while aiming for higher mail capacity.

Sydney Rudder Qantas Empire Airways Ltd Brisbane Singapore London Darrian Australia Jore-Darwin Keepang Darwin Timor Sea

Front Door Astralis Air Route Prompts Transport Shift

The Morning Post notes a new England to Australis air route via Port Darwin could open in a week. The plan would alter northwest and Asia-Pacific transport, ending old patterns and bringing Australis into the forefront of Antipodean transport.

London England To Australis Morning Post Port Darwin Australis

Jardine Reports Tests for Press Day in London

London dispatch notes surprise cricket item and that O ine will report the Weet for newspaper. Wooddull and others cannot attend official Anzac Day ceremonies as they depart for London to lay wreaths at the Cenotaph. The Daily Herald hints at changes and that Larwood’s future actions remain under judge’s review.

London Oine Dow Nawapaper Wooddull Daily Herald Larwood

Air transport contracts to improve service and mileage

The Minister for Defence stated confidence in air mail contracts and the Department of Air Services. He noted the Mullaker line would be more efficient than current systems, with route mileage rising from 6529 to 8070 miles and annual pay increasing by about 9.5 percent. The average annual subsidy for new services would be 102,263 pounds, versus 93,981 pounds previously, while anticipated air revenue could cut net annual cost by around 80 percent despite Ord River Wyndham service costs.

Defence George Pearce Landers Mullaker Ord Wyndham Ord River

Douglas Credit Plan for Canada Inquiry at Ottawa

In Ottawa the Douglas plan outlines special directing apparatus for four services including Tasmanian operations. Contractors would provide data and wireless licenses. two pilots would staff each examination crew. The Major Dowglas press plan proposes workshop facilities at multiple locations and mass staffing with managers and suppliers.

Wirstons Carrigr Cavigacion Datawa Humday Oolal Neces Commons Wireless Navigator Bangare Cloncurry Caarie Ao ‘Ville Melbourne Hobart Browme Joversias Cantren Ponsa Une Dagar

Orford Teams In Continental Cricket And Tennis Meet

The Orford club participated in the Arat division of the cricket and tennis league held at Ville Franche. Players such as Brown, Grotney, Earndtty Chipperfield, Bushby, Bull and Youdale were part of the continental day, with athletes joining in Rome and Naples. The Melbourne Centenary was noted, and a British women's team was nearly complete.

Raitle Tram Rlm B. Orford Ville Franche Brown Grotney Earndtty Chipperfield Bushby Bull Youdale Peru Rome Naples Lonys Australia Berry Melbourne

New Zealand Delegation Invited to Australian June Conference

A Canberra briefing outlines marketing difficulties for Australian wheat and products overseas. State governments back a Commonwealth overseas marketing policy to be announced next month as negotiations resume with Britain on import restrictions. New Zealand is invited to send a delegation to Australia for the next Australian Government conference coinciding with the Australian Loan meeting.

Bruce Canberra Commonwealth International United Kingdom New Zealand Australia

Oil bill passes Lords with united support in Britain

In Britain the Petroleum Production vesting measure received passage in the House of Lords. Marquis of Lan, Lord Dynevor, and other peers backed the proposal aimed at securing trustive development and ownership rights for local coal and oil interests. The debate focused on appointing a commission to oversee the transfer and enforceable terms for future exploration.

Marquis of Lan Cal Lord Dynevor

Unclear fragmentary report on a bill and takeover

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a bill, a takeover action, and names related to Amalgamated Wire lane and Austratuete Ltd. The readable parts are insufficient to determine a clear event, date, or outcome.

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