Cunard Line Chief Sees No Quick Recovery for World Trade
Public remarks by Percy Bates, president of Cunard White Star, warn that Britain and the United States face uncertain finances and prolonged disruption in intercontinental trade. He notes no immediate return to normal exchange and stresses reliance on gold standard and currency stability amid ongoing war fears.
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London
Herr
Bir
Percy Bates
Cunard Hieamabip
Tetay
Britain
Pach
Cunard Line
Father Coughlin Rally Draws Vast Detroit Crowd
A large rally in Detroit drew support for Father Coughlin and his “share the wealth” platform. Senator Nye Thompson claimed 8,000,000 petitions backing the 16 point program, including abolition of the Federal reserve and a government controlled central bank. The event linked to opposition to the administration’s crop curtailment policy.
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Detroit
Wennesiiay An Mitha
Lowrie Musniltaing
Wuthir Coughlin
Rocial
sponiera _ wimlis
Winny Bhp
Aliiiont
New York
Coughilin
Remembrance Day Marches in Sydney and Canberra Unite Diggers
Yesterday marked the twentieth anniversary of the Anzac landing with impressive ceremonies in Sydney and Canberra. In Sydney the vigil drew diggers and NSW crowds, while in Canberra officials, veterans, and 140 returned soldiers gathered at Parliament House for a solemn tribute, with speeches by General Abbott and others emphasizing gratitude to the fallen and the living who served.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Canberra
Parliament House
Anzac Parkway
Reid
Bydney
Gallipollis
Ahibki
Uncle Hihlams
Thas
Alexander
Muttt
Teneml
Charles Reaenthal
Digietvn
Inosine Il Publiation
Kacaervice
Wil Whutes
Hack Bourke
Hrntinn Aronpa
New South, Wales
Martin
Service in the Albert Hall commemoration hymn noted
A luge crowd gathered at the Albert Hall for a unusual commemoration service. Canon Robertson and others led the ceremony with Governor-General Sir L. Abbott delivering an appeal for fuller recognition of returned soldiers while discussing the legal principle of preference in government policy.
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Albert Hall
Jackson Prekidt
Reva
Canon Robertson
C. ¥. Turmbull
J.thoespoon
de A. 4. Waldeck
Anzac Day Re union With Fallen Comrades Melbourne
Anzac Day brings a large crowd to Melbourne for the march and memorial service. The procession honors James Oppay of Maryborough, a 38th Battalion member and Military Medal recipient, who died of heart failure. The service in the Domain drew about 300,000 spectators as crowds joined in songs, prayers, and national reflections led by the memorial procession.
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Melbourne
White
James Oppay
Maryborough
Max
Ath
Emandon
Howe
Janda
Processlor
Charles Kingsford Smith
Aung Kren
League of Nations
Armen
Orie
Strange craft lifts heavy planes in water flight experiment
London reports a strange aircraft compound by Major RA Mayo combining two paraco self-contained units. A heavy paired aircraft with water takeoff and separation mechanism promises to lift otherwise unusable weight. The device may lower airship launch risks and aid bomber operations, though details remain experimental.
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London
Mayo
Ina
Ile
British airliner prize sparks race for high speed liner
The Evening Standard reports Britain’s Air Ministry prize of 5000 pounds to spur a fast liner to rival the Douglas plane. The proposed design aims for 1800 mile range and 180 mph cruising speed, with capacity for passengers and crew of four and payload around 4000 pounds. It foresees Australian service use and hints at a possible cruise speed near 218 mph.
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London
Wedneriny
Air Ministry
Weslaimart
Silver Price Rise Hits World Stocks In London
A wild market surge in silver lifted world stock values from a low level, with the Daily Express noting prices at 46. cents an ounce and predicting further rises. The movement pushed global wealth toward about £900 million, while analysts warn the trend may spread to other commodities and grain sectors amid domestic producer price relations and inflation concerns.
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Daily Express
Maine
Wheat agreement attacked by Australian policy stance
The report cites criticism of Canada's wheat policy under the Ottawa agreement and the Liverpool Corn Trade Association. It notes withdrawal from Canada, concerns over storage stock costs and taxpayer expenses, and Australia’s push to find additional markets while shipments to China and Japan are highlighted as notable aspects.
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Waduonday
Canada
Ottawa
Liverpool Corn Trade “Association
Canna
Setae
Pondenan
Australia
Enett
Aniliuila
Maine
China
Japan
Annual meeting notice for POT Police Association
The solicitor general announces the annual meeting of the Police Association to be opened by Malicnorteastal Mecee Knemlon who will deliver a short address. Readiness for Acton and Maryday night remains.
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Police Aesvelation
Nelda
Houm
Acton
Neat
Maryday Nigh
Malicnorteastal
Knemlon
Anglo American Reciprocal Pilot Permits Quietly Endorsed
A newly signed accord between the United States and Britain opens a route for reciprocal pilot permits enabling cross Atlantic mail and travel. The treaty details routine allowances for each side to operate in the other country’s airspace with equal concessions for American and British pilots.
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Washington
Wednenday von Arion
Hramenceunie
Briain Antopine
Wen
Alveael
Nuvany
Bence
Smnamark
New Zealand Leader Says Britain Will Stand For Peace
Prime Minister Forbes of New Zealand states no easy path to imperial defense talks and emphasizes that Britain remains on the side of peace. He notes wartime participation depends on Britain's stance, with no commitments made toward future conflicts and that New Zealand keeps UK and other allies informed.
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Ottawa
New Zealand
Forbes
United Kingdom
New Beauind
Beitain
Chicago Pit Closed By Firm Suspension In Bankruptcy Action
The Chicago wheat pit faced closure as a firm suspension under Federal Bankruptcy law impacted trading. A court injunction preserved Rosenbaum Corporation’s trade privileges while traders sought alternative markets in Winnipeg, Duluth, and Minneapolis. Prices fluctuated as drought and shipping pressures influenced the belt spread and overall market tone.
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Chicago
Peembaum
Frderel
Grain Corporation
Nonkhl Te-organisation
Aupending Rosenbaum” Corporation
Winnipeg
Duluth
Mineapolis
Weing
Miss Jean Batten Delayed at Athens
Athens report of Miss Jean Batten a New Zealand aviator delayed here due to engine trouble. She was en route to continue her tour and had to wait for repairs before resuming her journey with a viewed correspondent noting the setback.
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Jean Batten
Athens
New Zealand
Sea Jeanen
Ruginod Wan
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