Peace machinery reform proposal debated at Banff meeting
Sir Herbert Samuel reports from Banff on four round table groups of the Institute of Relations. He supports Japan’s plan to reorganize regional peace machinery while China opposes changes linked to Manchurian issues. Foreign intervention and compliance with the Nine Power Treaty are discussed as factors shaping any reform proposal.
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Banff
Alberta
Herbert Samuel
Britain
Institute of ‘Relations
Japan
Pacific Conference May Be Called In Japanese Peace Prophecy
Fragmented OCR text hints at a Pacific conference linked to Japanese peace prophecies and potential involvement of Alberta and British Pontuiona. content is unclear and may reflect garbled early 20th century reportage on pacific geopolitics and Japanese diplomacy.
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Danke
Alberta
Pontuiona
Pacific
Japan
Recovery Act Debate Echoes Through Markets and Policy
The discussion centers on the American National Recovery Act and its impact on exchange rates and various markets. Analysts warn against destabilizing the dairy and fruit sectors while noting potential shifts in global trade due to new policy measures.
RAY MORRIS SERVICES IN SYDNEY TOWN HALL
The body of Ray Morris who died in Sydney will be conveyed to his hometown for a service at the Town Hall conducted by Canon W. C. Hiller. The service precedes burial at Wavering Cemetery, with attendance arranged through Australian Rugby teams and local authorities.
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England
Wavering
Canon W. C. Hiller
Trinity Mar Robot
Kangaroos manager Mabry leads Australian squad
London dispatch reports Mabry, manager of the Australian team, guiding the Kangaroos amid a tense build up. Details of their preparations in Britain surface with speculation on lineup and training in the lead up to the dyRth clash and related ambIAling incidents.
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London
Wednesdy
Tms
Manayer
Mabry
Comte
Roosevelt Plan Sydney Talk by Mr Hughes
Mr Hughes praised President Roosevelt's National Recovery Act and its aims while acknowledging some issues. He admired the effort though noting the plan faced obstacles. Heffer tapes quoted him saying the work marked an important step, though opinions varied on its execution.
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Sydney
Hughes
Roosevelt
Moose
Unclear text fragment on government medical matters
A garbled report mentions the League of Nations resident minister and an attorney general, with reference to medical authority and delays. It cites possible appointments, funds for medical and embalming work, and remarks on a president minister, without coherent detail.
Hurricanes and floods lash coasts and rivers worldwide
Reports from Virginia coast to Washington describe devastation from a powerful hurricane with hundreds of thousands displaced. In China the Yellow River floods devastate Henan and surrounding provinces, killing over a thousand and forcing mass evacuations as relief teams use planes to drop aid.
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Virginia
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Thursdaps
Padthi
Husiéa
Shana
Honan
Wool sales to open next Monday in Sydney
The Sydney wool sales will commence on Monday for the 1933-34 series with an estimated 1,100,000 bales offered. The report notes observers in Washington and various ports tracking the opening and market conditions amid a busy international context.
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Sydney
MUNITION WORKS Notice Given to 70 Employees
Melbourne Thursday reports a potential shutdown at a munition works amid a strike. About 200 workers at the Maribyrnong plant received dismissal notices, with 600 workers remaining at risk if the strike endures and production falters. The acting directors warn a skeleton staff may run if the stoppage continues.
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Araine
Xime
Maribry Nungmunities
Dimima
KeLenco
George Heaton
Unias
Goa
Uniformed Guards Rally Near Dublin City Hall
A tense meeting 100 miles from Dublin drew large police detachments as the National Guard unit in Dubie faced outlawry accusations. The crowd reported a visible uniform while leaders urged calm and a grace period for members to distance themselves, amid preparations for raids on Coote Hill Cavin.
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Naliubal
Dubie
Trent
Coote Hill
Iria
Huard
Mamberr
Suppressed Protest by Minister Against Ban on Blue Shirts
Dublin reports the suppression of a protest by former minister Atalcahy against a ban on blue shirts. The government declares a National Guard action unlawful and binds authorities to prohibit Mulcahy elements amid allegations of ballot manipulation.
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Dublin
National Guard
Atalcahy
Congrave
Mulcahy
Explosion at Miner's Camp Near Braidwood Injures Two
Two men escaped death after a gelignite blast shattered a billy can near Belle Creek eight miles from Braidwood. One man suffered severe shock and minor injuries. The incident reportedly ruined a hut and damaged a gold reef as police and guards foiled attempts to seize secret documents, with Polish officials warning of retaliation if not recovered.
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Belle Creek
Braidwood
Berlin
M. Pilsudaki
Gold
Poland
Fiwudaki
Hanalwhole
Milan
Full Court Declares Solicitor O'Connor Struck Off
A court orders solicitor O'Connor to be struck off after a full court hearing. The proceedings recount failures to pay an assigned sum and misappropriation claims. The judgment notes noncompliance with previous orders and confirms removal from the roll.
Wheat Conference Advances Hopes for End to Impasse
London reports that the Wheat Conference held a full meeting to review sub-committee reports. The draft agreement bases international wheat pricing on Stanford University methods using weekly import price averages from Calcutta. A temporary advisory committee will focus on defining its role and functions.
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London
Canada
Stanford University
California
Jail Drillah Porta
AL Akrerd
Australian wheat crop lower in Melbourne report
An Melbourne report estimates the Australian wheat crop at 160 million bushels, down from 212.4 million last season. Exports are expected to exceed 100 million bushels, with last season yielding about 160 million.
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Melbourne
Man Charged With Malicious Damage at Balmain Home
George Lemming Quin, 20, appeared at Balmain Court today on a charge of maliciously damaging bedding and floor mats at William Wilton's home in Annandals and of breaking various items during the incident.
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Sydney
Balmain Court
George Lemming Quin
Wiliam Wilton
Annandals
Election Threat in Western Australia Oversees Exemption Clash
In Perth on Thursday observers note a potential political move as the Government has granted exemptions in emergency cut proposals. If the Legislative Council rejects them, officials may appeal to voters. The outlook centers on the government's strategy to seek public backing.
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Perth
Legislative Council
Conference on Wheat Trade Talks Progressing at Verge of Agreement
Officials report slow progress in drafting a wheat trade accord among exporters and importers. Disputes center on price formula and start of tariff reductions, with exporters seeking lower prices and importers wary of early concessions. A commonwealth restriction remains a sticking point as discussions continue.
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Germany
Wit
Wiestite
Dia
Lt Waagain
Bruce
Wan Armly
Te Ln
Br. Bence
Ropefil
Bogus Detective Trial At Central Court Reveals Turbulent Night
A garbled account from Central Court describes a police matter involving a defendant accused of violence and coercion. Witnesses named Monnet Thogne Smith and Constance Marshwall, with the magistrate noting intoxication and memory gaps.
Quins Involvement In Cottage Robbery Leads To Trial
Detective Arants reports Quin and Guin implicated in a cottage raid with theft of goods and damage. Quin was committed for trial on charges including house breaking and larceny. A fine of £40 was imposed with £1 and 22 compensation due, in default.
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Power of State to Appeal in NSW Crimes Act Case
The NSW Attorney General argued over the power to appeal a sentence under Commonwealth law on treason. The High Court considered whether the state could challenge a lenient sentence of Harold Williams, whose five year term was increased by the Court of Criminal Appeal. The matter centers on whether the state’s attorney general authority extends to appeals against sentences.
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C'onnor
Wallelora
Uae
O'Connor
Rydney
New South Wales
High Court
Harold Troy Wiillema
Court of Criminal Appeal
Cenarks
White
Juice Marke Maid
Zouin Walnn
Postman’s Lapse After 25 Years
Detentions yesterday arrested a former postman with 25 years of service accused of stealing partial articles. He was chained and taken into custody after authorities alleged his involvement in a long resolved lapse.
New Queanbeyan Hospital Official Opening
Mr W Hedges will act as deputy minister for Works and Health to open Queanbeyan Hospital this afternoon as Mr Weaver remains hospitalized in Sydney. The ceremony starts at 2 pm with the Municipal Band performing and Mr Hedges introduced by the Mayor. the nurses hospitality room will be opened to the public afterward.
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Mtr BR
WD. Weaver
Queanbayan
Monaro
W. W. Hedges
Weaver
Anelute Iwepiial
Sydney
Weaver Hiad
Hedger
Ce Minter
Collett Mail
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Otting
oMcfal
Pam
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Hospital Funds Offer by Mr F W Hyles
Mr F W Hyles of Mueryonwr station offered 60 guineas to the new Queanbeyan District Hospital. The offer was made to the hospital board vice president Dr A Abraham yesterday and will stay open for seven days as others are urged to match the amount.
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FW. Hyles
Mueryonwr ‘Tation
Queanbeyan Lettrict Hospital
Hospital Ball Opens Queanbeyan Tonight
A charity hospital ball in Queanbeyan marks the opening of the new hospital building. The event follows the official inauguration and features a royal theme with elaborate decorations, music by a local band, and a reception hosted by Auxiliary Committees led by Mrs. P M Barnet.
Gandhi talks with Bombay and Calcutta officials
The report notes Bombay and Calcutta discussions involving Mr. Gandhi. A government member stated the government knows that Mr. Gandhi is involved and expected further action. The passage reflects a formal exchange between Indian authorities and Gandhi during Thursday proceedings.
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Gandhi
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