Master Bakers Revert Bread Prices After Conference
A lengthy conference in Sydney among Mr Stevens the Minister for Agriculture Mr Hugh Mass the Attorney General Mr Manning and Baton Association president Mr White led master bakers to revert to bread prices in force before Monday. A special tribunal will hear bakers’ claims for price increases and set a price. The late decision averted a state council meeting and kept the market ready.
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Sydney
Stevens
Hugh Mass
Manning
Baton’ Association
White
Madet
Pct
Fovcalye Council
Malaria Epidemic Deepens in Ceylon Region
A serious malaria outbreak is reported in Ceylon, with authorities warning of a potential recurrence and the need for strengthened public health measures. Medical teams are deployed to affected districts as the situation prompts evacuations and heightened surveillance.
Moslem Riot Calcutta Report Sparks Frontline Turmoil
A fragmented report from Calcutta describes a Moslem riot with clashes near a market area. Witnesses named Shean and others as part of the crowd while police and bystanders tried to control the mob. No clear casualty figures are provided in the readable text.
Doctor's Efforts to Save Life in Sydney Hospital
A dramatic account of a patient who collapsed during major surgery in Sydney. Doctors ran relays of life support for hours, striving to save her life. The medical team and hospital staff made a concerted effort to revive her, but resistance after anesthesia proved insurmountable.
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Sydney
Sydney: Hospital
Moman Palla
Royal Tour Sparks Planned Demonstration Against Duke
Discontented unemployed in Auckland threaten to demonstrate during royal visit. Police prepared on trains and at venues as protesters planned action over royal expenditures. The event was avoided when demonstrators stayed away from the reception and protested the funding of the royal visit.
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Auckland
Savings deposits rise across Commonwealth banks in 1934
Savings banks in the Commonwealth show deposits totaling 223,800,000 for the year ending November 30, 1934, a 4.0 percent rise from the prior year. Individual state increases vary, with Victoria up 13.7 percent and Western Australia down 5.9 percent, while the Federal Capital Territory and Northern Territory show smaller gains. Overall deposits for five months since June 1950? (Note: this sentence reflects the OCR text.)
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Commonwealth
Bratrn
Federal Capital Territory
Northern Territory
Ft Je
Land Settlement Plan Aimed at Major Eliot Scheme
London reports Major Eliot plans a land settlement program to aid smallholders. Holdings of 3 to 5 acres would focus on vegetables poultry and pie production. Groups of 160 to 200 would cluster to ease buying and selling, with home building kits priced at about £180 and total first year costs around £500 per holder. Public expenditure projected at £410 million for England and Wales and £14 million for the southwest could place 36,000 families in new homes.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Major Eliot
Esafer
Battlers
England
Wales
Drop in Revenue Federal Surplus Reduced
Commonwealth receipts over expenditure at end of November stood at 2,113,000, with full half-year surplus at 886,000 due to a December dip. Nine months show receipts 3,472,000 against expenditure 494,817,000, a drop from last year’s 2,001,000 surplus. Six-month revenue lagged year-ago by 7,340,000, while spending rose 1,880,000. Post office revenue rose 436,000. sales and income taxes fell 470,000 and 2,200,000 respectively. Major outlays include 400,000 for pensions and 434,000 for payments to other states amid higher grants and petrol import costs, with 24,000 to expansion of business. Total expenditure 1,273,000 over half-year budget, though this period is usually lighter.
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Eta
Hine
Humbers
Dr Downey Sudden Return to England
Aronbidhoy Downey of Liverpool returns to England amid a brief address in Sydney. He notes the debt owed to celebrated men who aided civilisation and explains a sudden change in plans due to the death of Cardinal Bourne. Downey will travel by the soonest available steamer to London after attending Bourne's business in Sydney.
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Sydney
Aronbidhoy Downey
Liverpool
Dr. Downey
Creanes
Ringland
Iney
biel‘Bourne
Thare
London
One Killed When Car Overturns Near Molong
A car accident on the Wellington Road about 12 miles from Molong left Mrs. Broad of Broken Hill dead at the scene. Her husband Wilfred Broad, 47, was critically injured and their year-old son Roger sustained minor facial injuries. The vehicle reportedly rolled twice before overturning, throwing Mrs. Broad from the car. The husband was admitted to Molong Hospital in serious condition.
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Molong
Broad
Broken Hill
Wilfred Broad
Roger
Wellington
World agreement hinted in Supreme Court remarks
The Attorney General Mr. Cummings argued in the Supreme Court that in an international monetary accord the United States may discuss currency values with other nations. He warned that such talks could shape global finance and exchange rates. A separate disaster in Moscow reported as a major incident is linked to the broader report of crises affecting nations.
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Washligton
Howtos
Ely
Cummings
Dou
Amothet
Tenia
Farewell Party For Governor and Lady Game In Sydney
Parliament attendees gathered at Parliament House for a garden party honoring Sir Philip Game and Lady Game before their departure on January 15. The Lang party representatives were present, marking the first official farewell function at the Governor’s residence.
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Sydney
Thurlay
Lang
Parliament House
Lady Game
Kiyikawa Sets Australian Record At State Swim Carnival
Sydney Thursday reports Japanese backstroke swimmer Kiyikawa set an Australian mark at the State Championship carnival, clocking 2.24 1-5 for 200 yards despite end-of-pool turning difficulty. He led in the handicap event, with Hay second and R. Garke third. W Green later beat his own 220 yards breast stroke record at 3.01, representing another record effort. Minor places went to Parsons, Bod, and O Ryan in various events, with junior results led by Writchard, Donaldson, and Moony.
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Sydney
Kiyikawa
Acquarium Barks
Leavi Wes
Hay
R. Garke
W. Green
Bia
G. Parsons
Bod
O. Ryan
Writchard
G. Donaldson
Moony
No agreement yet on meat exports
Melbourne report notes Sir Henry Gullett announced negotiations over meat export quotas were not yet completed. He said the matter is highly confidential and would offer no further comment despite earlier statements implying a conclusion.
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Melbourne
Henry Gullett
British Prime Minister's radio message to Australia
The Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald delivered a special message from 10 Downing Street resonating with imperial unity. He spoke of the Commonwealth’s recent concerns, cited travel memories, and noted progress like the air mail inauguration while expressing pride and optimism for relations with Australia and the empire.
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England
Ramsay Macdonell
Australia
Linning Street
Macdonsei
Commonwealth
Sia Gon
Astral
Talon
Finn Win
Mr. Lyons
Mr. Macdonald
West Indies Rain Halts England Test Start
Rain stopped play delaying the first test between West Indies and England. England declared after ten minutes batting and Gibbs? Wyatt set to bowlers. Hylton troubled England, Smith and Achong featured in wickets as West Indies posted a decl. total then fielded with gains from Hylton and Holmes.
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Sabbador
West Indies
England
Hylton
Hammond
Holmen
Wyatt
G. Grant
Smith
Grant
U S A to Apologise Arbitration Findings
Washington reports the Canadian arbitration panel ruled the United States must apologise for the Canadian cargo vessel incident in March 1929 and pay Canada 25 000 dollars. owners receive 28 000 but no compensation to ship owners. The master and crew were not found guilty of piracy and were compensated for clothing and imprisonment costs. The krm Alone was fired on by a coastguard cutter after failing to stop. crew arrested but charges later withdrawn.
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Washington
United States
Ahquold
Canada
Supreme Court
van Doventar
Dull
Coastguard
Trawler Lost Two Survivors Rescued Near Humber In Darkness
London reporting two survivors rescued after the steamer Goole heard cries for help off the Humber. A crewman clung to wreckage and said hours in the sea. He belonged to a Mullnteam trawler of 88 tons. The other details describe a heavy loss of life and a long search as authorities and fishermen scoured the water.
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London
Weanenaay
Goole
Humber
Vision of World Peace prompts Jubilee visit
A garbled 1920s style brief discusses ideals of world peace and salvation of civilization. It mentions Lysn and Doral ion representatives for Jubilee Celebrations and possible fruitful talks on various subjects. It predicts the Australian Prime Minister Lyons may seek royal assent for a significant imperial appointment, amid emotional sentiment about the Duke of Kent and the Governor-General of the Commonwealth.
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Lysn
Ion
Mr. Lyons
Duke of Kent
Commonwealth
Commonwealth to send wreaths at late Hon A Poynton funeral
A J McLachlan will represent the Commonwealth at the funeral of the late Hon. A Poynton. Four wreaths will be sent by the Commonwealth Government. A sympathy message from the Prime Minister was sent to Mrs. Poynton. The note recalls his long public service and ministerial tenure.
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Menator
J McLachlan
Commonwealth
A. Poynton
Rockefeller Riches Cited In Report To Commission
Rockefeller junior remains among the world’s wealthiest figures with holdings across standard oil states valued at 296000000 dollars as reported to the Recuration Commission. Stakes include broad holdings in energy and related enterprises reflecting his enduring financial influence.
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Washington
Weanesax
Phat Johs Rockfeller
Ravenry
Special Interstate Steamer Service to Brisbane
Special interstate steamer service from Sydney to Brisbane resumes weekly departures aboard the popular Karocie. Voyage fare 3.80, timetable targets arrival in Brisbane before breakfast on Monday, with Saturday sailings aligned to the annual interstate passenger lines for business and leisure travelers.
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Ealing
Karocie
Sydney
Brisbane
Australia
Iirlabane
Loan Council Meeting Proposed For February First Week
The Loan Council is urged to meet by early February with Breteler of Queensland urging a February timing. Prolonged delays arise from government plans and potential travel by the Prime Minister to Britain to discuss trade restrictions. Parliament may be recalled in early February as Britain presses to limit Australian meat exports, with Cabinet prioritizing prompt action to defend the meat market.
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In Breteler
Queensland
Forgan Selby
Commonwealth Partieiment Roar
Ince
Yinit Zingland
Lyons
England
Cenberra
Britain
Australia
United Kingdom
Holiday Pay Prosecutions Discussed By Union Council
The valley Labour Council plans civil actions to recover unpaid holiday pay and may press prosecutions for breach of award. The move targets trade employees and follows a complaint from the union committee about nonpayment of holiday entitlements.
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Einourmg
Hulllay
Nut
Wise
Rubber Works Employees Out In Australia
Approximately 800 workers at Grenville factory of the Tyre and Rubber Co of Australia Ltd are in dispute over managements policy on younger workers and seniority. The factory idle this morning. a meeting was called this afternoon. Pickets posted then went off duty pending settlement. Managers issued strike orders banning entry. A man’s meeting was held, protests voiced against company interference with seniority and practices. Only rubber workers are affected for now. engineers, whoremen, truck drivers and others may join if no settlement is reached tomorrow.
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Ktey
Ceerlay
Grenville
Tyre and Rubber Co of
Australia
Stder
Picketx
Aguinat
Nubher
Golden Mile Strike Position Report In KalaoorlIe
Industrial official Mr Valeh arrived in Kal today to investigate the strike position and report to the Arbitration Court. Upon his report, the Court will decide if War will intervene. Representatives of the miners at the Golden Mile have been sent to Cyradl Wituna and Murchison to gain mining support.
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Kalaoorlie
Industrial Rr
Valeh
Kal
Ueaidan
Cyradl Wituna
Murchison
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