World Debts Talk Points to Roosevelts Plan
The MacDonald Roosevelt talks yielded a joint statement on disarmament and future debt settlements as Britain and the United States seek unity at the Geneva and World Economic Conference. Ramsay MacDonald will sail at midnight and urge Anglo American friendship over binding pacts, aiming for coordinated postwar recovery.
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Ramsay MacDonald
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Melbourne talk on world peace conference sets tone
A garbled report cites Melbourne coverage of an international peace conference. It references proposed reductions, anticipated outcomes, and remarks by MacDonald and other leaders, noting expectations and contested points for a broader alliance and future talks.
Bachelor judge death in London inquiry to be held
An inquest will be held on Friday into the death of a bachelor judge in London. The judge, reportedly a member of the Queen Anne’s Mansions circle, died after an apparent self inflicted act in his room following a dispute. A funeral or public mourning details were not disclosed.
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Sydney
Justice Cocunle
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Teachers Riot Over Unpaid Salaries In Chicago Turmoil
Reported outbreak of violence as teachers protest unpaid wages in Chicago with smashed store windows and baton charges. Several students injured amid clashes with police and riot gear as authorities move to restore order downtown during the spring vacation.
Natives Held For New Guinea Murders After Clash
In New Guinea a dozen natives were held in connection with the deaths following a clash near Wigtail Nayloy and Full Claris, at Marabo district headquarters. Patrolman Chico McCarthy and others were wounded. two attackers were killed. The arrest details and evacuation to Salamnana were reported by Canberra officials via a telegraph message.
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Fierce Battle Predicted on Great Wall
Predicted clash described amid unfamiliar terms and garbled OCR. The fragment mentions walls, battles, and a tense standoff near a pass with scattered nonstandard names, suggesting a dramatic confrontation.
Peace Likely in Far East as War Halts?
The Daily Express. peace terms between Japan and China may be announced soon ending sustained warfare in northern China. Report claims a forthcoming battle will be the bloodiest yet, with frequent clashes and shifting fronts as negotiators press for ceasefire.
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Daily Express
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China
Sharp drop in pound Sterling creates market alarm
In New York a financial report cites a sharp fall in the pound as traders weigh evidence from recent devaluations. Analysts note reduced confidence, with observers closely watching currency levels around 4794. The jury returned verdicts in related cases, signaling ongoing legal and economic pressures.
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Industrial Board Deliberates on Private Employee Replies
The Industrial Board discusses the position of private employees replying to Mr A Tak sley at a central day hearing. The Attorney General and Mr Latham preside as questions arise about allowing private company employees to attend and participate in the consideration of the Industrial Board’s visions and responsibilities.
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Prisoner Recaptured Air Mail Service North Coast Line
Report covers employment for 300 men and British negotiations with Australia. Secretary for Air discusses a railway decision on an air service, with a plan to widen the network. A 2- to 3-mile walk through rugged terrain is noted, and projected costs exceed £100,000.
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Russian Imports Attack on British Embargo Debate
Fragmented report of a debate in which Lord Ponsonby questions government Russian policy and protests the embargo, with references to Anglo Russian relations and pleas for restraint. It notes winded remarks, a Windsor meeting, and opposition lines over the embargo lasting while Thornton and McDonald are detained.
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No Embargo Proposed by Australis
A report states the Commonwealth Government has no plan to place an embargo on Russian goods. Prime Minister Lions told a questioner that Britain’s example against the Soviet would not be followed, and that no further action was contemplated unless needed to prevent heating British citizens.
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New Guinea Minister's Tour Prompts Talks in Sydney
The New Guinea Minister plans a Sydney visit to discuss workers' cost of living and potential salary adjustments under the Public Service. He will meet with emergency officials, trade groups, and corporations to assess feasibility and arrangements for ministerial visits and transport.
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Denmark Britain trade pact restricts butter imports
A new Denmark United Kingdom trade agreement keeps the British duty on Danish butter and limits Danish butter imports to 2 300 000 cwts, far below last year. Britain bars increases on Russian butter eggs tinned cream and certain goods while Denmark commits to sourcing 80 percent of coal from the UK and to quotas on bacon and other products. The pact envisages five years of tariff stability with various safeguards and guaranteed quotas to be observed.
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Wage trends in cost of living cut
The report notes a two sittings drop in the wage tale as cost of living fell for the quarter ended March. Officials cite reduced son and training costs in the Commonwealth Public Services and a rethink by Parliament on wage scales. The prime minister stated that questions on pay will be considered in due course.
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yestevOny
Nationalist Congress to Consider Withdrawing Disobedience Campaign
The Nationalist Congress will meet on Sunday to discuss a proposal to withdraw the disobedience campaign. The move aims to end the noncooperation and restore orderly proceedings, with representatives weighing the political implications and public response.
Malta's Governor-General Honours Anzac Day Message
The Governor General expresses a national message marking Anzac Day. The government acknowledges the day with solemn respect and calls on the public to reflect on the service of the armed forces.
Body Bowling Experts Meet in Melbourne Conference
The Australasian Board of Cricket Control forms a Report Committee to study body-she bowling. Chairman Tt M Hartigan and members W af Woodfull W Richardson and Mo A Noble will report to the Board of Control the next day on the matter for official consideration.
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M. Hartigan
W.af Woodfull
W. Richardson
Mo A. Noble
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Board of Control
Jardine's Caustic Comment Shocks London Crowd
A garbled report from London recounts Jardine criticizing Oxlade and others during a cricket controversy. The jumbled text mentions debates over war and governance within the sport, with references to Jackson and officials, implying tension and public interest in cricket leadership.
Lower water rates for Sydney proposal described
Sydney readers learn of a government plan to reduce water and sewerage charges through a new parliamentary measure. The article outlines the anticipated savings for residents and the steps toward instituting the lower rates.
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Sydney
Tim
Kelso-Foreman Match Set for Sydney Stadium May First
Reported Velilen duel between Jimmy Kelso and A Poremon at the Stidium on May 1. The method used to weigh victors praised, with notes on timing and arrivals. officials deny corruption in the statistics though many doubts persist about the system.
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Jimmy Kelso
A. Poremon
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