Lyons Policy Speech Promotes Recovery Loan in Australia
Prime Minister Lyons spoke at Sydney Town Hall urging support for a recovery loan aimed at rural debt relief via State Parliaments. He outlined plans for public works, revision of Ottawa, and new foreign trade talks to boost employment, while stressing ongoing government leadership.
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Lyons policy speech urges national climb from economic doldrums
Mr Lyons says Australia must continue the climb toward better times while unemployment falls and prices rise. He warns that the nation faces a choice between sticking with the Cement Government and risking a slide back into a morass, urging cautious, steady policy to face world market turmoil.
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Australie
Battle Over Banking Policy In Australian Debate
The piece outlines a factional conflict within a political grouping over monetary policy and banking reform. It argues for preserving the independence and stability of banks against proposed political interference, highlighting the role of trustees and the need to support deposits and credit while opposing “monetary amateurs.” The text critiques a Lang faction and discusses proposals to restructure the Commonwealth Bank under political oversight.
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No Violation Of Austria's Integrity In Banking Debate
The Commonwealth Bank's independence is debated amid Mussolini era politics in Rome. Officials warn against dismantling the central banking structure, arguing independence maintains proper credit control and stabilizes internal prices while expanding external markets for Australia.
Irish crisis poor relief may cease due to unpaid rates
Cork correspondent reports the Free State government faces a financial crisis as unpaid rates mount. Bank overdrafts are exhausted, farmers cannot meet demands, and about £3,249,000 in 1933-30 rates remains uncollected. Debts written off, repairs halted, and councils may suspend poor relief.
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England team selection for the Oval faces injury toll and debate
English selectors weigh the fitness of players including Walters Gregory Gower and Peebles for the Oval tests with plans to name a 23rd man. The panel considers weather aided attack options while noting Hammond as indispensable and Alpine doubt over Bower Clark and Bowes.
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Imperial policy on expanding Australian export trade
Government aims to maintain and extend demand for Australian export products while placing emphasis on imperial trade. The Ottawa Agreement is cited as a model to increase trade among diverse nations. The empire has shown that countries with varied interests can cooperate to boost trade volumes.
Robbery at St Marys Basilica Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a safe robbery at St Marys Basilica during prayer. Details are unclear but reference wool, wheat, and export figures for Australia and Britain. The text mentions missing funds and ongoing coverage continued on page two.
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Heavy rains push Murrumbidgee to flood levels across NSW
Heavy weekend rain soaked the far north east of the state and inland districts. The Murrumbidgee River rose three feet three inches above the spillway at Burrinjuck Dam while GiL and Wagga Wagga rivers sat six feet below flood level but climbed rapidly. Gundagai reported rising flows up to Dina in 44 hours and Wagga Wagga anticipated a further rise in 48 hours. The Bega River also rose, with Hooding expected in the Snowy Valley.
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Flying Boat Squadron 203 to visit Melbourne
The Flying Boat Squadron 203 under Group Captain Bai will visit Melbourne. The three Shorts Rangoon aircraft will arrive in Darwin on September 26 and Melbourne on October 4 for the Melbourne Centenary, returning via Singapore on November 12.
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Bacon case non-suited in Sydney damages suit
A damaged report from Sydney states Willam Brockvns sought £30,000 against the Barnes Baton Company Led for breach of bacon curing agreement. The action was non-suited before Justice Hiee, with details unclear as the wear of the bacon fond wan commenced several months earlier.
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Barnes Baton Company
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Labour Parties to Exchange Preferences in Federal Vote
Negotiations between Federal and State Labour Parties have arranged a swap of preferences for the coming election. Queensland and Victoria will cooperate with the official Labour party and refrain from fielding separate candidates. South Australia appears unsettled with ongoing doubt over concurrent arrangements and potential candidate support.
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Byrd Relieved Washington After Antarctic Mission
Reported Sunday that Rear Admiral Byrd sent a message confirming his party reached a safe return from the Antarctic expedition. The account notes the team endured harsh conditions while conducting meteorological observations for several months.
Inquiry into South Australian Trust Companies Begun
The Government of South Australia has appointed Royal Commission to investigate the affairs of certain trust companies. The Commission of Inquiry will take a form similar to the one established in New South Wales.
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New South Wales
Grimmett Stirs Bowling as Notts Hit Low Score
Grimmett and Pretwood-Smith struggle with a damp ball as Notts bowled by Grimmett and Wall. Keeton and Walker fall to leg before while Harri and Bromley fall early. total all out for 0 in first innings amid rain delays and slippery conditions at Nottingham.
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Notts Captain Voices Protest Over Australian Theory Claims
A fragmentary report notes the Notts captain voicing protest in London on Monday. The MCC allegedly fears Australiana and leg theory, refusing to admit it, while accusing Voce of engaging in dangerous insinuations amid intrusions by officials.
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Wall Doubtful for Test as Bowler Reinjures Leg
In a Bristol match, Walt sustained a recurrence of his earlier leg injury. O'Reilly stood in as substitute. the team fears the fuel bowler may miss the Test. The injury hampered progress, with a thigh issue arising as the day progressed. Bradman is expected to attempt selection against the Army. Forstord will also play.
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Rail disaster on holiday train at Avignon kills ten
Ten carriages derailed near Avignon station during a holiday train run. Eight people died and 32 were injured as lights failed from a short circuit. The driver escaped, guard killed, and trains blocked main lines while soldiers aided rescues.
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Resumption Conference Urges Federal Funds for State Land Reform
The Farmers and Bettie Conference urged the federal government to fund the state to rename and subdivide land for smaller lots, aiding closer retirement planning. An additional policy aimed to promote land reform by revoking private debt and prioritizing Crow land use where feasible. Mr. AL Ke Trathowan noted many mortgages were held by people who had exhausted their property and relied on them for survival.
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Farmere and Bettie
AL Ke Trathowan
MLC
Persune
Minister's Escape in Car Accident
The Minister for Labour Mr Oustingham and his party narrowly avoided serious injury when their car, driven by Dunninglas, collided with another vehicle and flipped. Frank Craven, 43, driver of the other car, was admitted to a hospital with head injuries. Dunningham's car rolled twice. he was thrown clear and suffered minor cuts.
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No Trace of Poison Linked to Oldfield Death
Government Analyst reports no poison found in samples from Mrs. Amy Hame Oldfield 22 of Dunjoy. Examined exhibits show no lethal substance. prior interview by police not possible. Death now attributed to pneumonia with two relatives admitted to Queanbeyan hospital after her passing.
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Death Believed Due To Football At Inquest
Inquest into the death of Keith Greig Deveridge 47 a clerk in the Chief Secretary's Department found death probably due to a football injury described as chronic ephelax. Evidence was given at the hearing and medical opinion attributed the death to the accident during football.
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