Beasley Sets Labour Policy Linking Debts and Markets
The State Labour Party policy speech by J A Beasley represented the N S A V Labour Party in Glebe Town Hall. It advocates Lang Plan revisions, replacing republishing overseas debt with negotiations between Australia and Britain, a Credit Control Board, debt adjustment boards, and abolishing the Arbitration Court for an Economic Commission and wage dispute committees.
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Sydney
J. A. Beasley
N.s.av. Labour Party
Glebe Town Hall
Beasley
United Kingdom
Credit Control Board
Arbitration Court
Econome Commission
Australia the land of opportunity and reform
A political appeal argues for national credit control and restoration of Commonwealth Bank oversight, claiming private banks hoard credit and starve work. It calls for a shorter working week, higher purchasing power, guaranteed prices for producers, debt relief, and fourfold development including wage restoration, price stabilization, and unemployment reduction.
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Common Wealth Bank
Wealth Bank
Australie
People's
Vlabour
Commonwealth Bank
Salines and
Commercs
Wreatth Peopl Bank
Tora Don Oy
Ubattaal
Parliamant
Latour
Themadivee
Th Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth
Staten
Champ ST
Flood fears as Murrumbidgee river rises near Wagga
Seivers families evacuated from river banks as Bundagai Flats go under water. Englishman Kelim Elma believed drowned after a flood creek near Wagga. his body weight and horse cart recovered, a farmer reports on-search and care at hospital.
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Bundagai
Guodagal
Keli Elma
Ime
Ted
Hindenburg Testament Supports Hitler in Final Politic Testimony
Fragmentary wartime style document attributed to Von Papeo praises Hitler and von Hindenburg’s policy, lamenting German political turmoil and economic distress. It claims to condemn the Republic’s failures and extol the Nazi leader’s efforts while referencing a controversial prophecy.
Worst in History The American Drought Threatens Prices
President Roosevelt announced broad authority to curb grain speculation and keep food prices aligned with incomes. He said acreage controls would largely stay in place as drought relief costs loom. Congress has appropriated 626 million dollars for relief, with support reportedly growing.
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Washington
Roendvelt
Congress
Lyons Share for Tasmania Promises Made by Government
Tasmanian lawmakers debate federal policy and local aid with claims of greater action by the Lyone Government over three years than in federation’s prior era. A special agriculture department report notes no national food shortage but potential wheat impacts as distribution plans are refined.
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Australis
Austral
Europe
Brolnon Miller
Hobart
Tasmania
Lyone
Department of Agricultre
Governor Resigns Amid Bank Reforms and Federal Reshuffle
Washington reports that Eugene Bikek, Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, will return to his former post as Governor of the Federal Reserve Regional Bank at Atlanta. He will serve as liaison between the administration and the nation’s banks to support the recovery program. The text notes that Mr. Black opposed Roosevelt monetary experiments and wished to resign, with no successor yet named.
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Washington
Wermanday
Sree Brome
Eugene Bikek
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Regional Bank
Atlanta
Valaon
Black
Roosevelt
Highest silver price for five years report
Market notes indicate silver climbed to a five year high while analysts trace drivers for the rally. Officials and investors monitor pricing momentum amid ongoing supply concerns and currency moves.
Fragmented Nota Bene on German Plebiscite Propaganda
A garbled dispatch discusses Allied and German efforts around a plebiscite, mentioning Hitler, Hindenburg, and a 1018 date. The text is incoherent, but implies propaganda aims and invokes a “new Fatherland” amid a period of upheaval. Repeats disjointed phrases with unclear attribution.
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Wang Conn
Hitler
Hindenburg
CONTROL FROM THE AIR TRIALS FOR SCOTLAND YARD AUTO-GIRO
The first trial of Scotland Yard's auto Giro tests the value of aerial observation for traffic and policing. Assistant-Commissioner Brora gertuling notes potential in traffic regulation and congestion solutions, citing Derby Day as an example of proven aerial utility.
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Scotland Yard
Fuddenburg
Asaistant-Commissionar
Brora Gertuling
Ube Rock
Halser- Tripp
Eelsea
Reaver? Vantage Points Sell at the Oval
London report on ticket sales for a cricket final at the Oval with seating prices from 12 to 28 shillings per day including refreshments. Ground capacity around 1000, all four days’ seats paid. Doctor to decide if Wall will play. Hendren injured, hospitalised after elbow X ray.
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London
Oval
Wall
Midllesex
Derbyshire
Larda
Hendren
Lords
Medical Report On Voce In The Daily Mail Confusion
A fragmented item discusses a medical report on Voce, with references to the Daily Mail and Daily Express. It notes controversy that could heat up before a final test, mentions an eruption as a formal matter, and raises questions about test fairness and political tensions between the mother country and Australia.
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London
Thuradas
Daily Mail
Polaon
Matherland
Aus Ral
Pity Telegraph Urges MCC to State Leg Theory Now
London report notes prominence of Howard Marshall article in the Pity Telegraph urging the MCC to publish a clear position. The piece argues peat cricket is at a crisis and calls for a plain statement on leg theory.
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London
Pity Telegraph
Howard Marshall
MCC
New Deep Sea Diving Record Set In Bermuda
William Becha of Hamilton Bermuda established a new deep sea diving record, drawing local attention as spectators in Nottingham and at the Oval expressed mixed reactions. The report notes public sentiment along with ongoing controversy over Australian bowling and sportsmanship, urging restraint and fair play.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
William Becha
Nottingham
the Oval
MCC
Fragmented May Awa Presidency and German Unrest
A distorted OCR fragment cites May Awa and President Flindenburg accepting the presidency in 1025. It references unity, constitutional distress, and hopes for rebirth, with mentions of Hitler, German nationalism, Papen, and a Vienna dateline. The text weaves between praise and a vision of restoration and reconciliation in the Fatherland.
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Flindenburg
Hitler
Adjourned World Wheat Conference Faces Limited Agreement
The World Wheat Conference adjourned without a firm decision as calls for renewed international cooperation failed. Delegates agreed that abandoning cooperation would add burdens, and debates centered on creating a more elastic export quote system to ease 1082-84 density pressures. Official figures cite world wheat production near 1.14 billion bushels, with other uncertain data noted.
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London
Densit
Mary Ave
Lark
Carrs Threat To Teach Chincee Body Line
An interview with The Notte captain A W Carr suggests selectors may resist external pressure over Chincee. He claims independent action by the team and hints at inviting Vode to a match without conditions if the opposition agrees, while noting around Larwood’s potential involvement would not be restrained.
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Lordgin
Notte
A. W. Carr
Tink
Vallame
AO Ward
Ave Seletor
Dune
Larwood
Vode
Condi
Cape Wanbiire
Advisory Council Extended Again Delays Canberra Policy
The Advisory Council term has been extended for six more months, the fourth extension due to government deadlock on Canberra local government policy. The current extension runs to the end of March next.
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Advisory Council
Canberra
Italy and wool no postponement of action yet
Sydney reports the Italian Consul General A Verrante denying that Italy has postponed its actions on Austrian wool. The 1 August import reduction remains in effect, but negotiations may still allow wool to enter Italy if the Federal Government concedes to Italy's request. Italian officials insist the imbalance with Australia must be corrected.
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Sydney
Italy
Comemendatore
A. Verrante
Tijian
Hale
Tuliah
Nik
Byrd Returns to Activity Despite Frail Health
Dr Poulter reports Admiral Byrd showing slight improvement with a short walk after weeks of limitation as Crout Foting Base notes readiness for a return voyage toward Lavels America. The crew assists with a tractor and recording instruments remain operational amid low temperatures and spring anticipation.
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Dr. Poulter
Admiral Byrd
Poulter
Lavels
America
Federal finance figures show deficits and surpluses by year
The foreign minister for health spoke at Underelltre about 1990 31 deficits during Scullin years amounting to 10 788 809 pounds. For the next year the deficit was over 5 million with a nearly 1 5 million shortfall after the Hoover moratorium. Lyons government later posted a 1 million surplus and about 3.5 million in 1832 33. Loans overseas totaling 108 540 000 pounds were converted to save 2 283 000 in interest and exchange.
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Great Britain
Jeder
Tom June
Australia
Rydney
Thurwlay
Forlerad
Murr
Underelltre
Scullin
Lyons
Phe Lyons
Voce and Bowling Theory Stir England Cricket Rumors
In 1085 talk centers on Voce not playing and Notte likely captaining from the pavilion. Rumors of leg theory and a bods line strategy surface as Myhter, Branley Jackson, and others discuss possible coaching. Officials deny threats or detector instructions while medical advice delays Yoon’s participation and the match fate remains uncertain.
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Voce
Wousin
Persape
Notte
UW Larwood
England
Branley Jackson
Mir Stanley Je
Bushby
Uble
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