Payment of War Debts in Silver Sparks Senate Debate
Washington Saturday topics centered on war debt payments and silver re monetisation. Senators Somers Hayden Wheeler and Ian urged silver as a painless payment method, asserting it could lift metal value and aid recovery while Britain’s gold payments and sterling position influenced international finance. The note’s implications for Congress next week attract attention amid calls to restore sterling and broader prosperity.
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Unitedly
Silver at Record Low Price
New York on Saturday spot silver fell to 247.8 cents an ounce setting an all time low, down one eighth from Friday.
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British policy advo cated faces favourable reception
The piece notes a favourable reception to the policy advocated by the British Government. It suggests sacrifices for American taxpayers may be required, similar to those shouldered by Britons, and predicts that after thorough review the plain facts will yield widespread conviction among unbiased readers.
New York Journal Sees Caution in Trade Warnings
The American Press notes cautious language from New York regarding market threats. The piece suggests officials avoid alarm while warning of potential, obvious risks in the current economic climate.
Prolonged Cabinet Meetings Signal Shifts in Postwar Plans
The article reports a drawn out cabinet session in Washington where officials discuss postwar arrangements, noting that some proposals may be unnecessary. It cites Mr Garner and Mr Hoover, mentions European nations, and references Senate committees and wartime debt concerns affecting American taxpayers.
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European opinions on British note from The Daily Telegraph
Continental observers describe the British note as a frank appeal to the American government with mixed implications for France Italy and Germany. France fears repayment terms would backfire while Britain seeks parity on payments and reassessment of disarmament and reparations.
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Lord President Baldwin Hints At Weekend Debates In Sunderland
Stanley Baldwin spoke in Sunderland about forthcoming weekend matters and urged reading the British Note. He stated Britain, under the prior government, fell from third among exporters and urged manufacturers to leverage Ottawa agreements and align with Dominion rules. He predicted Britain may move toward normalcy in the near future.
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Sveryone
Britain
Baldwan
The French Reply Demands Debt Deferment
The French reply to America renews the urgent demand for deferment of the debt payment and repeats the reasons for the request. It argues the case guarding mutual rights and warns ruinous consequences if the law remains unsettled before a general dimination of the low mood.
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Huge American tax hike threatens New York deficit rise
A chaotic report claims the U S government shows a 750 million deficit for five months amid tax hikes. Wall Street views debt as the main obstacle to recovery and asserts settlement is essential for any real rebound.
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United States
Washington
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Tria
Bradman Health in Doubt for Second Test
Sydney report says Bradman’s health is causing concern and he may miss the second Test and possibly the remainder of the series. The Board may request a stamina evaluation early next week.
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Bradman
Board of Control
McCabe's Brilliant Inning Shines As England Bowled Out
A report of McCabe's masterful batting display for Australia against England, with scores building to a 461 total in 180 minutes. McCabe's 170 plus, and key partnerships, left England frustrated as Grimmett and Belligerent bowling helped dismiss the Englands. Spectators estimated over 60,000 watching.
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Varity
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Amis Court
To Retire From Politics
CAPETOWN Saturday. The Prime Minister of South Africa M Hertzog announced plans to retire from politics after the 1934 election. He criticised monetary policy moves and warned of potential calamity by leaving the gold standard. He attacked General Smuts and cited Australian wool cost reports as evidence of industry strain. Britain faced creditor issues and devaluation debates.
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Dorman Long Posts Loss on Sydney Harbour Bridge Contract
Dorman Long and Company of London reports a deficiency of £347,000 in the year linked to the Sydney Harbour Bridge contract. Exchange losses and write offs of £129,677 contributed, with £7470? recorded for future provisions and ongoing completion costs cited as the bridge nears its end. Lawrence Ennis named managing director of the company.
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Sydney Harbour Bridge
Lawrence Ennis
Rontveny
New German Cabinet Formed in Berlin
Berlin reports the new German cabinet with Chancellor and Minister list including Foreign Affairs Herr Von Neurath Interior Herr Bracht Finance Herr Von Krostek Luin Justice Herr Guettner and Post and Telegraphs Herr Von Reubenach The Reichstag is to open in December with Herr Von Schisteher set to control the Army if opposition to him grows The source notes uncertain spellings and names.
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Persian oil concession cancelled in Majlis vote
Teheran notes the Persian National Assembly backed the government’s annulment of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company concession in a unanimous decision. City officials announced heightened policing and increased nominations as authorities prepared for reaction and public protest.
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Company Hopes For Recission Amid Telegraphic Confusion
Teneran correspondent of The Times reports the company cannot admit the government’s counterclaims and plans to withdraw the_amendment. The message suggests the government will act to withdraw the proposal.
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AustraliaBritain air link to run Darwin to Singapore
Australia to control the new air service from Darwin to Singapore connecting with Imperial Airways to India. Tenders will invite routes including Darwin Singapore and Darwin to Cootamundra with branch lines, plus Melbourne to Hobart. The plan aims for a five year contract with British tenderers and requires preliminary work on forms and wireless provisions.
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Mr Bennett Visit to England Stirs Ottawa Affairs
Ottawa reports Mr Bennett will visit England for four days aboard the steamer Georgia. The trip aims to discuss matters arising from trade documents from the Imperial Economic Conference, ratified by Parliament. The visit is described as brief and significant for Ottawa’s trade relations.
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Man Struck by Moving Electric Tram Near Cumpsie
Arner Stricklend of Maield was fatally injured when struck by a moving electric tram near the Cumpsie Railway Bailon. He died several hours after admission to the Canter b ary Nospitsl from severe head injuries. Police are investigating the incident.
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Cumpsie
Closing day of Commonwealth loan drives urgency in applications
The Commonwealth opens closing day for receipt of applications to raise eight million pounds. Prospective subscribers face a final cut off as Prime Minister contemplates withdrawal at day end. Funds will cover state public works and ongoing government needs. Applications may be lodged at bank branches with the balance due in January.
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