Commonwealth Loan Oversubscribed Amid Market Reentry
London reports show the Commonwealth Conversion loan of £17,221,000 oversubscribed with full allotment for conversions and cash up to £2,000. Larger applications receive only 1 percent. Simultaneously Canada renews London market entry with £418,000,000 at four percent. Australia’s loan results noted in Canberra include 16,000 subscriptions for conversion and 3,500 for cash.
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London
Canada
Canberra
Austramien Loan Council
Walter Manly Greene
World Union Congress Denounces Fascism in Brussels
In Brussels the World Union Congress opened with a condemnation of fascism and praise for Roosevelt's economic measures. The speaker denounced Hitler and fascist regimes, urged unity against militarism, and warned that unchecked fascism harms employment, international trade, and peace. He called for renewed international cooperation and an end to national egoism to avert further suffering.
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Brussels
M. Trine
Hederatec ‘Tregea
Roosevelt
Jerlam
Fancium
Canadian loan underwritten by Samade at par
The Daily Telegraph notes Samade will underwrite on Monday a £130,000 four percent loan to 6 ler at par and redeemable. It mentions Canada's return to the Tandon het atten th yourn following the ectarstlin twet work of duxneiat fatty Ly thw enpire delanations mies TOUAHGeS ae gowlura at Lhe Fs solidarity. A separate line suggests possible U.S. involvement around the same time, with references to a implicated rivaling.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Watey
Samade
Canada
United
Prospects of Future Issues Melbourne Monday
The Loan Council chairman Wallye Matsy Green said he had no official knowledge but inclined to interpretation of a Daily Mail article suggesting Australian Yoann would be valued by furthersanversions by the Commonwealth.
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Melbourne
the Loan Council
Itp
Wallye Matsy Green
Daily Mail
Commonwealth
Eos
Kidnappers Free Vic Tim After Ransom Payment
Vic Tim, a young member of a politically connected family, was released by intermediaries Monday after a ransom of 40 000 dollars was paid. Police and officials confirmed the alleged kidnapping and release details, with the case signaling ongoing concerns over child abductions and ransom schemes.
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Britday
John J. O'Connell
Colon
OC ‘Fools Family
Kidman Pan
Explosion at Port Kembla furnace shocks Sydney
An explosion at the Kivetrolyte Refining and Smelting Company works in Port Kembla caused a copper wire bar furnace to tear free, lifting roof sections and sending concrete and debris into the air. Miraculously few injuries reported though potential fatalities feared if it had occurred in daylight.
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Sydney
Port Kembla
Ta Hole
Silditecsoun
Cualy
Defiant Khan Calcutta Air Force Bombing Readiness
Monday report states four squadrons of Air Force planes are ready for dawn bombing in the Halaur territory. The Khan of Khart, ruler of the area, has sheltered men in the region, while a writ writer town shelters there. The ruler reportedly favored action, but the Arab chiefs overruled him at the weekend.
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Air Force
Halaur
Khan of Khar
Rihol
Van crash lingers as Perry tribute and tennis press mix
A chaotic account from The Daily Express notes Terry Perry defeating Cochet and a tram crash scene near a shop in Austin. Witnesses recall Perry’s dominance and team unity after a tense day, while a separate report mentions a ratified Argentine trade treaty amid other international briefs.
Davis Cup Final Match Parie in Dramatic Set Victory
The Davis Cup final between Perry and Merlin features a tense contest with France taking the early lead, Perry's erratic serving, Merlin's late rallies, and a dramatic final set swing as Perry overcomes nerves to edge Merlin. The crowd erupts as English and French supporters react to pivotal breaks and disputed calls.
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Perry
Merlin
Mertin
Xain
Chancea
G—Z
Percy
Winnie
Swain
Cochet
Thresall
Kerry Lowlee
Porsible
Hy Lad
Franchman
Barry
Merl
German Planes Over Austria Spark Leaflet Drop Protests
Vienna reports German aircraft repeatedly fly over Austrian skies dropping leaflets denouncing the Dolonea Government. The Reichpost claims Germany aims to push Austria to appeal to the League, using propaganda to denounce Austria for seeking international intervention against a supposed German protector.
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Vienna
Austria
Dolonea
Reichapost
Germany
League
Hitler asserts rule of brawn at Stuttgart rally
In Stuttgart, Hitler addressed thousands of athletes praising muscle over intellect. He condemned intellectuals as lacking strength and courage and warned they would become mere schoolmasters and endanger the nation.
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Hitler
Terein
Stuttgart
Herr Hitler
Heidi Wan
Rail Transport Obsolete Plant in NSW Quarterly Review
An excerpt from the Bank of New South Wales quarterly review notes railways as state run and argues there is no special reason for prosperity. It discusses obsolete plants, economy, and suggests the Transport Board push flexible reputations and broad powers to reduce road competition and focus on railway lines.
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Sydney
Stonday
Rowland Fall
Bank of New South Wales
Protomor -Hutten
Transport Board
Merlin's vain effort for France in tennis match
London report by Walle Myers in The Daily Telegraph recounts the Austin-Cochet tennis match. Merlin battled heroically for France, twice nearing victory as Cochet dominated, with strong all around play and moments of superb confidence.
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London
Walle Myers
Daily Telegraph
Cochet
Merlin
Hance
Fishing tragedy verdicts in Australian drowning case
In Houth Australia a coroner returned an accidental death verdict for Thomas Mitchell, 60, and his son Clarence Mitchell after they drowned while fishing near Whale Bay, Navarbee. The son saved his father’s life at the cost of his own, with police noting that 12 others narrowly escaped drowning in the same incident.
FREE STATE RAIDS ON BLUE GUARDS IN DUBLIN
Sunday Mer de Valéra led a weekend raid on General O'Dunny's national guardsmen. Police searched homes of Aranmandt of Lue Shirts and demanded disarmament. many were not present. O'Pumy and Geraid O'Sullivan refused to surrender revolvers, amid accusations of government abuse and calls for suppression of Republican Army.
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de Valéra
O'Dunny
Aranmandt
O'Pumy Hinelf Wan
Alythe
Dall Farrean
Geraid O'Sullivan
Te Frye
Mulr
Huirta
Republican Army
Mlyby
Bolne
Inquiry Into Disappearance Of The Cristine Fraser Collier
The Sydney inquiry heard testimony about the disappearance of the collier Cristina Fraser after a heavy rain squall off Gubo. Wharfinger James Owens said the vessel should have anchored off the wharf due to swell and Captain Queen was told. A sanitation official noted the hatch was opened further but work would continue once outside. Captain Robert Smith, former master, found no reason for her loss and speculated rudder or rivet failure. The coar adjourned to tomorrow.
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Marine Court
Cristina Muaser
Lieves
Gubo
James Owens
Bull
Queen
Cristina Fraser
William Faylor
Suyitation Department
Fraser
Hyus
Robert Smith
Atx
Coar
Canberra Church of England Seizes Churchwomen Guild Site
A Canberra church action sees the Church of England and its Churchwomen's Guild taking over a Wall at Arnd Fon. The Salvation Army, Levy and Robertaon events are referenced with a bishop from Canberra and a service planned at St John's Church. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Arndfon
Jilly
Levy
Church of Gayland
de Gm
Canderra
Mippaland
Bt. John's Church
Forvicen
Chueoh
Tae Pam
French Ralestar Defends Chelen PATUH Hunday
French selector M. Laconte defends Chelen Patuh Hunday amid doubts about team strength. He notes past near misses and argues the absence of a championship to clinch a higher position limited the squad’s ascent.
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Ralestar
Chelen Patuh
Hunday
M. Laconte
Votteame “Stertia
Mmn
State Service No Decision Yet
In RY DNEY on Monday the Premier stated no definite decision had been made on abolishing mobile service or merging the Premier's Department with the Treasury. He returned from holiday and said the Public Service Board would review the mobile service and report. He conferred with the Dubie Service Board and would meet again later in the week.
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Rydney
Treasury Sa
Tevena
Queensland
Sydney
Public Service Board
Dubie Service Board
N S W Cricket Review of English Tour
The NSW Cricket Association wraps its year with a 25053 warplan deficit of £1011 from the prior year and reports net proceeds of matches against England at £14,077 versus £11,829. The English tour is praised for captain Jardine, bowler Wood and batting depth, with the test wear balanced and Holding and Stronger Ait attack noted. about 10,000 attendees paid slightly over $7400 in admission for five tests in Australia. Country cricket is growing with around 60 turf wickets in NSW towns, and comments on the exclusion of New South Wales venues.
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Sydney
N&w. Cricket Association
Teas
Australia
Naiw
Four Officers Punished With No Appeal Yet
Four officers face punishment for the Albury Mali incident though the responsible employees are not yet decided. The penalty will be issued by the Comminatones apr instead of the bend of the Raginears ch, granting the men no immediate right of appeal to the Appeals Board.
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Sydney
Albury Mali
Apypeals Board
Railway officers to act after derailment inquiry findings
A report states that Railway and Tramway Officers' Association members will take action following an inquiry into a derailment near Albury. The inquiry found some railway staff responsible for the accident, and measures will be considered though details remain partly unrevealed.
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Atdnay
Railway and Tramway Officers’ Association
Nille
Albury
Blood Congealment Saved Man After Wound
In Cresnoack Oliver Crawley was found by his wife with blood streaming from a thin throat. The district coroner was called as his body was taken to Melanowth Hospital where doctors noted his recovery due to congealed blood around the wound slowing the flow.
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Oliver Crawley
Crawley
Melanowth
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