A.L.P. Federal Exec Rescinds Expulsions in NSW
The Federal Executive of the A.L.P. upheld appeals by expelled NSW members from the August rebel conference. Sixteen readmitted, four given chances via proper channels, and C C Lazzarini readmitted after a contentious debate. Garden and others may contest pre selection if approved. The vote and motions point to a wider party realignment ahead of the forthcoming election.
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Basic wage rise in New South Wales for 300000 workers
The Industrial Commission raised the male basic wage by 1/6 to 3 11 8 per week and the adult female wage by 1 d to 1 18 6, based on 54 percent of the male wage. The move covers 300000 workers in NSW, costing the government about 175000 annually and railways around 60000. Union critics say the female rate is too low, while employers face an overall annual cost near 1,000,000.
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Labour Council
R. King
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Silk
Loan opened appeal to small investors in Australia
The Commonwealth 7,500,000 loan opened yesterday with one million in subscriptions from life insurance companies. An acting treasurer urged private investors, including small subscriptions as low as ten pounds, to support the loan to fund development and national security.
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Life Wurance
Mi Méngies
Australia
Defence loan empire issue in London
In London a surprise government statement announced a National Defence Loan of 100 million pounds by Chancellor Neville Chamberlain in the House of Commons. The bond would pay 2 percent and be redeemable before the end of the war, with a price around 90. Special arrangements would aid small investors via the Post Office and Savings Bank. Proceeds would fund defence and reduce floating debt. The market reacted with cautious optimism, with big institutions seen as the likely buyers.
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Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
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Post Ofice and Savings Bank
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Stock Exchange
Australia
Effect on Australian loans amid bank and treasury talks
Associated Press reports that discussions between Casey, Mr Bruce, Bank of England officers, and Treasury officials along with City financial representatives aim to ease Australian borrowing. Officials hope defence loan rates will lower interest rates, benefiting Australia through favorable sanctions.
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Rebel forces storm Bilbao as Basque defenses crumble
Rebel troops under General Mola press advance toward Bilbao as Basque resistance collapses. Reports say 2,500 prisoners captured and large quantities of war material seized to equip a division. Rebel units surge with bayonets and street fighting as the capital reels in ruins.
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Mola
Bilbao
Lenka
Sibar
Basque Disaster and Bombing Raze Guernica in War News
London reports Guernica, Basque capital, reduced to blazing ruins after a three and a half hour air raid. Bombers dropped high explosives and incendiaries, killing hundreds as panicked residents fled through streets and fields. Evacuations continue amid dangerous rescue work and damaged infrastructure.
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Cape Flyer Missing London Attempt Record Slowed
Fragmentary report notes Cape Flyer delay in London while attempting to break the England to Caps and back record. The piece references Mr. H. L. Brook, parliamentary discussions, and Australian loan security, with mentions of investment willingness and government backings amid a tense public climate.
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London
HL. Brook
England
Duba
German Belgium independence offer shocks London talks
A Brussels report to the Morning Post describes German attempts to secure Belgian neutral status to paralyze Western Front intervention. The talks reveal Berlin’s stated pledge of independence while Britain worries over Belgium’s League Covenant and French Maginot line, with Britain possibly using Belgium as a base.
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Belgium
Yewarday
Anthony Dan
Brusesls
Peat
Germany
Balgium
River floods derail Montreal to Chicago train
The Thames River rose rapidly in Ontario flooding streams and washing away parts of the line. A Montreal Chicago route derailed with fatalities, including the engineer. Dr Macdonald, the officer, drowned when flood waters swept his car from a bridge on his way to work.
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Ontario
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Dorma
Montreal
Chicago
Mrs Simpson May Now Apply for Decree Absolute
The Daily Mail reports Mrs Simpson can apply for a decree absolute six months after her decree nisi today. The paper notes the Duke of Windsor will stay at St Wolfgang until the decree is finalized, with no date yet set for the absolute decree.
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London
Baldwin May Visit Australia Amid Talks With PM
A letter from W. H. Edgar indicates British Prime Minister Baldwin and Mrs Baldwin may travel to Australia after negotiations. The note, sent from London, confirms possible official visit pending formalities.
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W. H. Edgar
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London
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British Protest Over Interference With Ships
The British Ambassador in The Hague was instructed to protest to Spanish authorities at Seville about interference with three merchantmen named Macgregor, British Hammerteray, and Planbrook near the River weak. In the House of Commons the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs said the experience of these ships does not change the government's advice on navigation. Meanwhile another British ship Meat Garth arrived at Plang and sought a steerage off tee st.
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Macgregor
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Naw
Hainemanors Ltd Appeals to Duke for Statements
Corematin de Commentary reports that Hainemanors Ltd appealed to the Duke of Windsor seeking public statements. The appeal seeks clarity on policy and public stance regarding ongoing issues involving the company.
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Flood Peril Looms Over Mid Atlantic Homes
Severe spring floods threaten parts of New York Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia as heavy rains and melting snow push the Ohio River and Potomac toward dangerous levels. Residents prepare to evacuate low lying areas near riverfronts and critical facilities as power plants and memorials face possible inundation.
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Maryland
Virginia
Ohio River
Picaburg
Crisis Looms as French Premier Faces Troubles
Fragmented OCR text shows chaotic statements about a French premier facing crisis, with unclear names and events. The piece hints at political pressure, potential resignations, and calls to save Parliament, but exact details are unreadable in portions. The overall sense is a looming governmental crisis impacting leadership and legislature.
Bay of Whales ad bids stall in sparse page
Fragmentary OCR text shows an ad snippet about Bay of Whales without clear context. Readable items include scattered letters and numbers, insufficient to establish a full event, date, or organization.
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