Dr Page urges federal agricultural council to manage exports
In a Sydney statement Dr Page of the Country Party calls for a coordinated national approach to agriculture. He proposes a Federal Agricultural Council to determine policy, quota production, and identify industries for development, linking state and federal ministers without new departments or extra spending.
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Australian Goodwill Mission visits Hong Kong amid Pacific talks
The Australian mission arrived for a seven hour stay and was greeted by officials including Dr Mathews and the Australian and New Zealand Association. Mr Latham met the Admiral and Governor at breakfast and luncheon, stressing friendly relations with Pacific neighbours despite trade ties and noting a request from Japan to host a future visit.
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Japanese Policy in China Causes Rising British French Views
The News of the World reports Japan has exploited European and American turmoil to declare a de facto protectorate over China. Paris press hints at government sentiment updates, while League circles in Geneva await reactions from Britain and other powers regarding Japan’s moves in China.
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Moscow Silent Moves on China Policy
Moscow amid silence from official quarters as debate over a hands-off China policy continues. An outspoken commentator describes the approach as a tentative step amid tensions in the Far East.
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Moscow
Wveetia
Reform of New South Wales Upper House Staggers in 110 NW
The NSW Upper House dissolves for 38 hours leaving the new reforming council in Abeyance. historic timeline from 1824 to 1888 noted and the new Conservative chamber to be chosen by a restricted franchise mixed with both Houses. An appeal against the referendum validity is before the Eriey Council as interim measures and retirements are debated. The Government awaits decisions on old retirement panels while interim pensions and parliamentary seating plans are issued to new members. An international peace effort by the Nations Union urges immediate measures toward disarmament and a general weapon ban framework.
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New Zealand flyer leaves Lympne for Darwin record bid
Jean Batten, 24, of New Zealand, departed Lympne Aerodrome aboard a long flight toward Australia in an attempt to beat Mrs Bolt on's 20 day record. She wore a leather jacket with the New Zealand flag, carried three mascots including a bone fragment, and said flying was the nicest way to attempt the record.
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London Disarmament Talks Face Grim View
London cabinet disarmament committee reviews crisis as diplomatic talks stall. Nations debate security limits and potential consequences, with France Britain and Germany seen as central to any progress or failure.
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No Tidings At Rome Rome Sunday News
Joan Batten departed Marseille yesterday at 2 25 pm with no further news. Indian entry for Air Race canceled due to earthquake distress, committee abandons plan for Indian entrants in Centenary air race.
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Aerial Survey Of North Australia Joint Government Plan
The Prime Minister announced the Commonwealth approves an aerial geological survey of North Australia with Queensland and Western Australia agreeing to cooperate. Estimated cost up to £150,000 over about three years, split equally among the three governments. The plan includes mapping, geophysical prospecting, and core drilling to locate valuable areas and assess exploitation factors.
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Price Cutters Gaoled in U S A Violation of NRA Programme
A Jersey City tailor was sentenced to 120 days in jail and fined 100 dollars for charging 36 cents under the NRA code. The judge noted the tailor kept a stall shop and supported his family while claiming limited business forced price cutting. He argued the law should be strictly enforced.
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New York
Jersey City
Talier
Cotton Control Bill Signed by President in Washington
The Bankhead Cotton Control Bill was signed by the President in Washington on Saturday. The President said it represents the best government effort to control production through taxation. The plan taxes cotton produced above 10,000,000,000 bales at zero percent of its market value for processing.
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Paris Riot Echoes as Mob Storms Town Hall
A large mob of over 200 demonstrators including Communists and socialists attempted to storm the Paris Town Hall in protest against economy decrees. Police halted the procession, detaining many after arrests and brief clashes. some were released after questioning.
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Roosevelt Rejects Silver Bloc Plans
Afr. Roosevelt, addressing a delegation of Congressional silver advocates, stated he would not support legislation to mandate silver standards. He stressed the issue requires broader international agreement and broader action beyond one nation.
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Winter Night in the Antarctic at Little America
In Antarctic Little America the sun vanished for four months marking the start of winter night. Rear-Admiral Byrd reported the sun not seen as of Tuesday and noted temperatures around 80 below zero with a comparison to colder conditions elsewhere. Byrd named his post the Advance Weather Station honoring his mother Eleanor Byrd as the winter party completed outdoor tasks at the East Barrier cache.
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Ataad
Terrible fatality at Serbian coal pit near Belgrade
A firedamp explosion at the Kalan Colliery near Sarajevo caused a catastrophic underground blast. Eighteen bodies were recovered, with many workers missing or incinerated. The disaster ranks as one of Yugoslavia's worst industrial catastrophes, as crews battle to extract trapped locomotive and gear and restore power and supplies amid harsh weather.
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France Answers German Arms Plan With Call for Security
In a Paris interview M Doumergue explains why France rejected Bridal plans and urging greater security. He says France seeks peace and respectable relations, not vengeance, while others expand arms. He notes France must defend itself and obtain precise guarantees amid rising threat.
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Jardine Refuses to Play Calcutta Match on England Return
D R Jardine said in Bombay that he has no desire or intention to play cricket against the Australians. He spoke aboard the Ranpura before departure for England and expressed regret at leaving India, praising the hospitality there while denying shooting stories.
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Britain Opposes 40-Hour Week Debate at Geneva
A Labour Ministry spokesman told a Trades Union Council deputation that a 40-hour week convention at the forthcoming International Labour Conference in Geneva in June is impracticable. The minister indicated government skepticism toward an agreed international limit.
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Twelve Die as Lightning Strikes Calcutta Storm
Twelve people were killed by a thunderstorm in Calcutta as lightning struck. Reports describe a severe weather event causing multiple fatalities with injuries and chaos across the city.
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Calcutta
Inia
Ilewertag
Admiral Found Drunk in Gutter Headlines London Visit
A murky clipping reports Admiral Gordon Cammy MP for Murnley pleading guilty to a charge, while an Italian minister planned a London visit. Police said he was found on Knightbridge pavement early morning, with mentions of diplomatic ties and arrangements for ceremonies amid a wary mood on foreign policy.
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Doumorguey
Wool Embargo Puzzles London As Markets Weigh Action
London aims to extend the wool embargo on May 7 to finish central state arrangements. German buyers show demand despite potential duties, with brokers braced for varied month by month imports and a two week sale window to avert value slippage for wool owners.
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Abe
Export Credits and Britain’s Gold Standard Debate
The Associated British Chambers of Commerce notes Export Credits guarantees amounting to 47 million pounds in seven years, with only 980000 pounds remaining and 100000 pounds converted from defaults. Chairman Alun Anderson warns against overreach while Britain debates adopting gold standard conditions following a heated session.
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Iona
Head of River Grammar Wins in Record Time
Grammar School won the heat of the River Championship at the regatta amid rough, choppy water. Grammar used the Fairbairn method, lifting high on each stroke to gain a late edge over Shore, with Beaconsfield and Bootle in pursuit as conditions disrupted boats and led to a strong final surge.
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Fragmented English Summer Time Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a date in August and two individuals, Lonpaw and Rummet. It conveys little clear meaning beyond a vague schedule note and unnamed events.
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