Rise of 30 Percent in Sydney Wool Sales Opens Season
The Australian reports wool auctions opened with a 30 cent rise from June closing prices and 45 percent above last year. The season forecasts a larger clip and potential £10,000,000 more revenue if prices hold, with top greasy merino reaching about 19 1/2d per pound and strong buying from France, Germany, and Japan.
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Sydney
Australia
Mantadason
Woolerbilla
brink+ iy
Japan
France
Germany
Empire Wool Worth 270 Millions in 1932
Melbourne report from the Empire Marketing Board fixes global wool value in 1932 at £270,000,000. Empire growers contribute nearly half, Australia about a quarter. Prices open higher in Sydney with gains over June and last season’s opening. Trade includes Japan, the Continent, and Yorkshire. specific yardages and seller names listed in emerging market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Wool
Melbourne
Empire Marketing Board
Empire Growers
Australia
Market prices surge in fierce buying wave in frail text
A chaotic note reports a sharp buying surge lifting prices across markets with mixed references to Yorkshire Mangoplah Uralis clip and AA pieces. It mentions bids from France and other buyers, a sale where some lots were passed, and a bulk sale with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seece
Yorkshire
Uralis
Luwelight
Wiedston
Namre
France
Owen
Wade
Crear
Wool prices and market report from Sydney brokers
Official report from Sydney wool brokers notes strong buying and competition at the June market. Prices held for merino wools with Australian fleece wax sales at 18½d, total offerings around 108000 bales, 10099 old bales, and a Commonwealth value near £45,000,000 amid higher private sales and favorable test-season results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Clon Ine Wien
Bayern
Wratkee
Australie
Bates
Commonwealth
Australia Eyes Tender Sale Of State Undertakings
Premier Stevens announced the government will seek tenders for three state assets the brick works metal quarries and Monier pipe works valued at £419,000 The move aims to shift risk to private buyers while preserving employee preference and price controls for specified period If offers fall short the state may retain the undertakings, a scenario seen as unfavorable to continued operation. Leader Walker noted recent international events shape the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mr. Stevens
Walker
Cornet Mistalnid
Rinkafolier Foundation
Ren
Lrick
Conaider
Australie
AbSry
Menier
Meerema
Australia
Mlate
Poufcre
Better Wages Campaign At Trade Congress In Brighton
The Daily Express reports a nation wide push for higher wages as central to the coming Trades Union Congress in Brighton. About two million workers, tired of low mood, seek a share in the early signs of an industrial revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
The
Daily Express
Trades Union Congress
Brighton
Irish Premier Offsets Meeting With Capit Expenditure Debate
O Duffy faces restrictions as officials debate state capital projects. Premier notes past three years saw write offs for unprofitable state enterprises including Amber yards and trawling industry. Government closed down several unprofitable operations to protect finances.
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Ftate
Mavens
Sion
Estorest Tumkan
Tublin
Tha Valera
Nervica
Ehemp
Man's terrible suicide Besiablagh clash and pursuit
Dublin reports a violent confrontation as General O Duffy defied prohibition guards at Besianlagh memorial meeting. A 680 strong loyalist force formed a ring around the property while police pursued in pursuit. O Duffy fled in a car with Shirt leaders amid a chase. authorities later regrouped in Bandon.
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Dublin
Besiaablagh
O'Dully
Bine Shirta
Ienorel O'Dufty
Dando
Klum
Toty
I Bandon
I Bandon, Where He Had Left Bie Wapeertere Miumatantet
Professor Moley Resigns As Secretary of State Adviser Breaks
The United States faces a shift as Professor Moley resigns from the post of assistant secretary of state amid a split in economic recovery views. Roosavelt accepts the resignation, Moley plans to edit a new national magazine funded by Vincent Autor and return to writing and teaching.
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New York
Roosevelt signs automobile industry code in Hyde Park
President Roosevelt signs the Automobile Industry Code affecting about 450,000 workers. The code sets a 40 hour work week with a 40 cent hourly minimum wage and grants workers the right to collective bargaining.
State Service Moves to End WACE Cut in Sydney
A Sydney deputation will seek to abolish the Public Service Malaria Remitation Act. Premier Stevens to be interviewed. In Paris, Jean Paria won the five mile swim through Paris amid 308 competitors.
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Sydney
Stevens
Parie
Paris
Fiiday
Jean Paria
Gallipoli 1934 Pilgrimage of Chivalry in Turkey
London daily reports a 1934 pilgrimage of chivalry in Turkey with 500 British and Anzac soldiers to be entertained. The event will include a peaceful reenactment of the Anzac landing followed by a friendly handshake with Turkish defenders. Roger Keys assists in arrangements. Alingr chartered.
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London
Daily Express
Turkey
Anzac
Roger Keyes
Alingr
Murray River Works Plan Aims at Murray Waters Amendment
Victorian Minister for Works travels to Sydney to discuss with NSW Minister Weaver a proposed Murray River works package. The plan seeks amendments to the Murray Waters Agreement to allow weirs on the Murray, Mallee and Redbank, plus a barrage at the river mouth, and a concrete bridge over the railway at the Hume Dam. All four jurisdictions must approve before work can start.
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Sopkey
Sydney
N.S.W
Mr. Weaver
Murray
Yerrswonga
Murray Waters
Murray Mautle
Redbank
Iesimale
Apilway
Hume Dam
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Victoria
Famine Raging as Russia Exports Wheat Despite Starvation
The Daily Express reports 5,000,000 Russians face starvation amid the Soviet Five Year Plan. Bread vanishes from peasant diets as looting rises. some villages are nearly depopulated. Authorities deny famine while exporting 1,500,000 tons of grain from the 1933 crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Express
Russia
Daily Telegraph
Caucasuip
Waterking
Hiv
Zencagus
Mazis First Step Campaign Opens Saar Rally in Cologne
In Cologne on Sunday a major Saar campaign rally drew Herr Hitler and Herr von Papen from Tannenberg to speak at the Baar League march near the 1870 war monument. Hitler urged Germany to reclaim the Saar, pledging no renunciation of Saar rights and denouncing Marxists as traitors while Hindenburg sent a telegram on the Saar district bond.
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Cologne
Suiday
Herr Hitler
Herr von Papen
Tannenberg
Baar
Ruedenbelm
Hitler
Germany
France
Abe
Maar
Marxiste
von Hindenburg
Socialiste
Baarbrucken
Hindenburg Nazi tribute at Tannenberg estate grant
President von Hindenburg spoke at a ceremony marking the Tannen Memorial anniversary. Goering presented a commemorative gift for the Hindenburg estate lands in Prussia. Hitler announced an inheritance decree freeing property until a male heir bearing the Hindenburg name exists.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Tannen Memorial
Goering
Prowse
Langenau Latate
Proussen Forest
Hindenburg
Neudeck
Hitler
Prealdumt
Prussia
Wool Broker's Opinion On Amusement Prices Decline
A fragmented report from Wool Broker's Opinion notes amusement concerns and company gratification over prices. The intervening statement explains that trade data do not show wool prices rising, with unclear references to Corton and Wincham being involved in the discussion.
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Lwinchcambe, Corton
Beapenth
Tntarvent
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Austin C. Cox
Tenterfield
Wethern
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Ewes
Mra
H.M. Johnstone
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Hommeta
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Joe
Greasy Martbo
America
Official Report OF Wool Brokers
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Mr. Bravens
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Aydnes University
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O'Duffy
Moley
U.S.A
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