End of Sydney Gathering Ends Talks in Australia
Sydney reports say the Hat congress of the Adstralion and New Zealand Asmucatan for the Advancement of Science closed today. Lectures on urgent economic problems drew widespread public interest, signaling strong support for future meetings in Melbourne and Auckland after NSW.
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Sydney
Congress of
Adstralion
New Zealand
Asmucatan For the Advancement of Science
Ita
New South Wales
Association
Melbourne
German Anger and Death Sparks Turmoil in Berlin
Berlin reports a deadly attack by Communist sharpshooters on a Fasciat leader’s home. The hit sparked anger over death sentences, with government threats to deploy armed forces to enforce new anti terrorism decrees. Responses vary on who faces execution or reprieve as authorities weigh punishment.
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Berlin
Duiebere
Centra Europe
Avetrian
Rand
Harajoro
Hitler
Reuben
Bruce Aims at London Mission Loan Conversion Timing
Bruce arrives in London on September 6 to discuss Australian loan conversion and sets out for Geneva on September 24 with Cameron and Collins. Limited time to arrange conversion of loans due for repayment as Britain eyes a partial lifting of the ban on new issues soon. Neville Chamberlain returns to London on the date of the expected lifting and a broader Austria operation appears unlikely within three weeks.
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London
Sal Bruce
Forc.ee Wir
Bruce
Geneva
Ottawa Leaves for Washington Amid Conference Hopes
Ottawa officials and Australian team figures voiced optimism after a key conference. Brice, Guillet, and Brute urged unity, thanked supporters, and predicted a turning point as they prepared for the through-train to Washington.
Victoria Budget Maintains State Solvency
Victorian budget plans discussed in Melbourne aim to maintain state solvency, with proposals for a system to check fraud. Mr Menzie KC presided as chief figure, stressing prudent financial management and the need for upcoming Parliament actions to sustain fiscal stability.
Trade Regulations With China Tighten Inspection
A teaching minister for trade proposes stricter inspections on invoices for shipments to China. Regulations will cover all goods entering China with the proper papers, aiming to curb evasion and ensure compliance. Perkinshaw urges the government to support enforcement and publicize the new rules to deter noncompliance.
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Trade and Bees
I. J. A. Perkinshaw
National of
China
Eaton Tr
Perkin
Fragmented notice of sudden death and government inquiry
A damaged OCR fragment reports a sudden death involving a person named Lindsay and references a government inquiry. The readable parts mention a hospital or morning event and a conclusion about the stomach but lack clear names, dates, or locations.
America waits New York Twentey comment on Ottawa detentions
A clipped dispatch reports that Huenda Aires and Washington officials deny entente or involvement while noting Ottawa detentions and pending moves. The piece cites foreign comment from the United States and press sources in Washington and New York about possible support for a world reform agenda.
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New York
Twentey
Huenda
Aires
Washington
Ottawa
Docimenta
Sertpd
Howard
Uele- Revomen
Waanington
Acceptian
Wna
Bieter
Lamife
Mindy Ottawa
Ty Xeahamic
Txrittwalln
Canadian Friendship For Australia In Ottawa Report
A fragment from Ottawa discusses Canadian friendship with Australia. It notes British Columbia politics and a sense of goodwill, mentioning cricketers strengthening ties and a desire to promote law and order. It also contrasts Canada with the United States on foreign trade and social norms.
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Ottawa
Columbia St. Tolmiy
Nostrada
Canada
Inter
Sue County
Cepone
United
Trade treaty between Canada and Newfoundland to be drafted
Canada and Newfoundland reach a tentative understanding for a trade pact to start immediately. The agreement would grant Newfoundland preference similar to that given by the United Kingdom at the Imperial Conference, focusing on primary products in the Canadian market.
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Ottawa
Canada
Newfoundland
Atandine
Teia
United Kingdom
Retirement of Mr Justice Owen Ends Long Court Career
Mr Justice Owen concluded his career on the bench amid farewell tokens from the Bar and others. His Honour urged that only men suited by training and character should hold judicial office, warning against appointments for personal gain or biased rulings. He said he might still assist the public in an honorary capacity.
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Bydney
Justice Owen
Supreme Court
Trial of General San Jorge in Madrid Revolt Case
The Madrid trial of General San Jorge opens amid claims of rebellion linked to the late uprising. Prosecutors seek prison, while the defense argues no intent to restore a monarchy, and the accused remain in a guard building during proceedings.
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Madrid
Corton
Telermite
Zamora Ig
San Jorge
Hing Alton
Denmark to open sweeping free trade with Sweden policy
Denmark will, from September 1, introduce a sweeping free trade policy following the Ottawa conference. Coffee, tea, tobacco, fodder, seed, metals, oil will be admitted free, creating the era's most important free market in Europe. Canadian and other Baltic states view the shift as breaking prior trade restraints.
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Montreal
Denmark
Ottawa
Kuupe
Finninks
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Hwades
Lapae
Annuities Debate in Dublin In Debt Revision Context
In Dublin Tuesday a reader of the Opposition in the Call argued there is no legal basis to defend the annuities. He noted the government’s expense and the burden on Britain, suggesting war debt remission could lead to revisiting the 1925 agreement and the potential for annuity changes.
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Dublin
de Valera
Compravo
Britain
Roads Congress Invitation To International Union Members
The German Government through the Consulate General in Sydney invites all members and organizations of the Permanent International Union of Honda Congresson to attend the International Roads Congress opening in Munich in September 1934. Experts from various countries will discuss urgent problems caused by motor traffic growth. Further particulars on matters to be dealt with will be issued.
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Sydney
Panos
International Union of Honda
Munich
Axperte
LRA ACTIVE Inquiry Into Police Methods
Following a confrontation by the superintendent of the civic guard that occupation was illegal, 230 farm labourers were evacuated from Jamon Castle with their heading and cooking utensils on motor form. An inquiry will assess allegations concerning police methods in the case.
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Dubin
Civic Guard
Jamon Castle
Ryan
Towe
Ati
Rowpitel
LRA Visitell General Public Cineman
Milian
Sunshine Trial Hidden Motives In Murder Case
Harold Frederick Brown a district agent faced questions as the Sunshine murder trial proceeded. He described a plan to push his wife and children into a swimming pool after an argument. Brown claimed threats were made and the couple’s relationship unraveled before the tragedy with his remarks about ridding them. The defendant’s son Rusmall testified about routine walks and alleged involvement in the killings.
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Melbourne
Harold James
Nawite
Harold Frederick Brown
Jon
Metropolitan
Minmcie
Withee
Tuas
Marold Rumall
Accus
Mulchde
Tram losses figures issued by Sydney tramways
Figures issued tonight show for the year ended June the tramways revenue after connected expenditure by £228,601. Interest, sinking fund and exchange losses total £548,090, so the net profit on working expenses fell short by £390,109. The deficiency is attributed to motor bus competition, depression, and government failure to curb costs per award rates.
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Bydney
Wednesaday
Ftransport
Tramwayn
Maddorky
Fay
Maddocks
State Lottery Faces Unified Government Opposition
Members of the Government Party oppose abolishing the State Lottery. United National and United Country Party lawmakers largely favor keeping the lottery, as it provides profitable revenue to fund hospitals and public services.
State Session to Convene Government Party Meetings
A joint meeting of Government parties will be held Wednesday in Sydney to consider bills. The Parliament opens with a Governor led ceremony. A motion by Opposition Leader Mr. Tank is expected. The budget debate may stretch over several weeks.
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Sydney
Conaire
Tank
Bank Bandits Malax Text From Damaged OCR
Bank bandits attempt raid with Royal Canadian Mounted officer involvement. One bandit killed, another wounded, a third captured in area bank. Fragmented report references surrounding commander and chase.
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Malavax
Royal Canadian Mounted
Tile dispute settlement efforts reported in Melbourne
In Wadnonday Melbourne authorities and Victorian Chamber of Manufacturers discuss settling a tile dispute. The proposal suggests replacing the 16 guild goal with a living arrangement.
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Melbourne
Wadnonday
Victorian Chamber of Manufacturers
Proposa
London stock market brighter after Ottawa Conference
London trading improved as Ottawa Conference results spurred activity in miscellaneous shares. Leading British industrials showed gains amid a broader recovery mood in the market.
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London Stock Market
London
Tueaday
Ottawa
Overseas Flight Delays Hit Harbour Grace Airborne Mystery
Three planes departed Wateriank for Europe. Thor Bolberg and Carl Petersen, Norwegian natives, flew from Floyd Bennett Airport toward Oslo in a nonstop mission via Harbour Grace. Weather delayed landing. the Oslo flight is now six hours overdue with Atlantic radio veteran J A Mollison planning a return trip.
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New York
Timsday
Atlantic
Wateriank
Europe
Harbour Grace
J. A. Mollison
United States
Thor Bolberg
Carl Petersen
Byrd
Antarctic
Noesway
Floyd Bennett
Oslo
Norway
Amy Johnson to attempt blind flying course in Atlantic flight
The Daily Express reports Amy Johnson plans a September Atlantic flight eastward by a two way route with a heavy passenger machine. Professor Piccard announced a new height record of 54137 feet after a tour from Italy. Co pilots Clive Lee and John Bocken reportedly prepared for Harbour Grace departures as part of a stated night leg toward Oslo.
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Zurich
Piccard
Italy
International Aeronanutical Federation
Man
Cry
Richmond
Floyd Kennett Feld
London
Daily Expres
Amy Johnada
Atlantic
Saul
Jim
Amy
New York
Croydon
Thun
Lerou
Sue
Sue x von Jonening
Gaul
Charles Kingsford
Mleh
Abe
Ake
Harbour Grace
Ottawa Dr Dickson To Lecture
The Ottawa Confer ence returns with a pageantry finale as Dr B Z Dickson Wimmeil, a noted Canadian, will lecture at Canberra Society of Arts and Literature events. The talk features lantern slides on Ottawa’s scenic and architectural highlights and will be shown at the Institute of Anatomy with slides provided by the Canadian Trade Commission and the Canadian Post Office Railway representative.
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Ottawa
Canberra
B. Z. Dickson Wimmeil
Aldea
Canberra Society of Arta and Literature
Institute of Anatomy
Canada
Dickson Haw
Canadian Trade Commission
Australia
Public Works Pay Postwar Credit Pain Explored
A fragmentary report notes postwar pay issues and credit constraints. References to public works, increased headcounts, and theories that borrowing rather than reform hindered progress. Mentions Bir Mal Colebetch and Aahoeld Dréamd with unclear dates and figures.
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Mal Colebetch
Aahoeld
Wwe
Rubber planter Maosing from steamer reported missing
A rubber planter named Maber, prominent in the rubber trade, is reported missing after leaving a steamer at Omir of geerk war. He had recently shown signs of deep depression following personal troubles and the incident is treated as a possible crime or disappearance.
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Daria EO
Mrasnenes
Marvin Tam
Sane Lander
FF. Maber
Jimen
ter + Omir
Geerk War
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Almont
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Hal Colebatch
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