Stabilisation of Currency French Overtures May Lead to Agreement
The Daily Herald reports French Premier Flandin and Foreign Minister Laval in London to discuss a currency stabilisation plan. Britain and the United States are said to be sympathetic, with talks likely to focus on stabilising sterling, franc, and dollar relations and measures to ease borrowing and unemployment amid expected trade revival.
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Paria
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United Bratan
Stabillina
Operdthan
Treason Charge Aims at Dreyfus Like Case in Paris
In Paris on Thursday a man is accused of betraying a state secret by sending an incriminating letter. The German secret society defendant has now defended himself and applied for restitution in a tense treason case echoing the Dreyfus affair.
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Milter
Uess
Patwer Wins Sydney Ends Custody Dispute
Patwer secures victory in Sydney proceedings as court grants custody to Helen Mit 57 year old child, with details on the writ of view and rule nis. The decision addresses the long running custody battle and impacts the Tiraps tnt family.
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Justion
Helen Mit
Melbourne murder charge files against Mary Brevend
In Melbourne on Friday Mary Brevend, 23, single, was brought to trial for the murder of her three month old child Leane Stevens whose body was found in the Yarra river. Police say she confessed she did not know what to do with the baby and claimed she was engaged to a man named Rollings who would not keep another man.
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Mary Brevend
Leane Stevens
Yarra
Anid Lohava
Rollings
Government bill seeks industrial code to curb trade
The Government tabled a bill to create industrial codes aiming to adjust production to consumption. It targets important industries and seeks to control wage and loan practices, mirroring examples from the United States Britain India and Germany.
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Britain
India
Germany
Not Fit to Live Says Magistrate at Newtown Court
A magistrate at Newtown Court described Samuel Bolton Robinson and a canvasser as highly culpable after testimony from two worm witnesses. The case involved alleged offensive behavior toward a vacant stock, with Robinson facing a heavy default penalty of five pounds. The magistrate, Mr. MacDougall, condemned the defendants, calling one a “most foathome animal” in robust terms.
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Newtowne Court
Samuel Bolton Robinson
Canvasaer
Newt
Demand for Lottery Rydney In Clear Public Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes show a demand related to a lottery office and public notice. The readable bits indicate an official action or inquiry tied to a lottery office and a named person, with uncertain details about the exact event or date.
Speeding Up Air Services Criticized By Captain Black
Captain Campbell Black urged quicker air mail and sea services to Australia during the Empire Society lunch, arguing for four day regular air routes and improved ground infrastructure. Lord Shelmerdine noted that services cannot be sped up in ten minutes, with plans to carve out improvements for 24 hour daily operations.
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Australia
Campbell Black
Empire Society
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C. W. A. Scott
Lyons to England by air as first air mail passenger
Melbourne reports strong probability that Prime Minister Lyons will fly to England as the first official air mail passenger. He hopes to reach England in time to observe Britain’s long term policy framing for the service to begin March 31. The trip would occur before the three month period ends March 10.
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Australia
Lindbergh Trial Go-Between In The Box Eight Hours
In Alem Township New Jersey the Lindbergh case continued with Dr Conan the ransom go-between testifying eight hours under cross examination. Colonel Breckenridge Lindberghs attorney said the negotiator indicated the ransom 60000 dollars would be paid only after safe delivery of the baby. The defense faced a tense session as they argued duty to the state versus duty to the child.
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Alemington
New Jersey
Conan
Bernard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Condon
Breckenridge
Trade With India Agreement Outlined in London News
The London report outlines the UK India trade accord published yesterday. It notes India will maintain discriminating protection for its industries and that UK duties will be lower than foreign goods. The text links to the Ottawa agreement and stresses revenue considerations in fixing import duties.
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India
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Saar Decision Delayed By League of Nations Invite
Berlin reports a formal inquiry by Britain about Germany attending next week's League of Nations meeting on Saar status. Germany, having left the League, may attend without prejudice to its October withdrawal. The invitation, supported by France and Germany, could delay Saar decisions and harm Saar industry.
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Baron von Neurath
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Jon R
Bakers Seek Extra Farthing At DNEY
The Master Bakers' Association rejected a proposal to revert to old rates pending a tribunal inquiry. Two speakers said bakers cannot profit without an extra farthing for over the counter sales to offset the Federal flour tax. The Baking Industry Employers Association president criticized Premier interference, affirming bakers will continue at the new prices.
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Manter Bakers’ , Association
Master Bakers’ Association
Baking Industry Employers Association
Gough
Unruly Scenes Overseas Voters Stir Saarbrucken
Report from Saarbrucken notes disruption as overseas voters arrive amid mixed reception. German authorities say foreigners were not urged to refrain from participation while others allege a covert demonstration. Plebiscite results expected Monday and may be broadcast in German French and English from Wartburg Hall.
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Wartburg Hall
Damages Awarded After Assault Allegation in Toowoomba
In Toowoomba Willem Mii Buchsnan was awarded £10 damages against Mayor Jamar Douglas Annand over an alleged assault and wrongful arrest connected to a royal visit incident. The case followed a confrontation when the Duke of Gi was visiting and was reportedly insulted by a tenant.
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Willem Mii Buchsnan
Railway Ay
Jamar Douglas Annand
IMLA
J. Paterson
Suffocated Melbourne Post-mortem for Taverloch Murder
Friday report outlines a post-mortem on Ethel Boishaw linked to the Taverloch murder. The inquiry explores whether the death resulted from a foul face related cause and contrasts with earlier suspicions. Authorities stress the need for full toxicology results.
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Melbourne
Ethel Boishaw
Taverloch
Aulface
Pickford Divorce Suit in Los Angeles Dated Thursday
Pickford divorce suit listed in Los Angeles records with reference to Douglas Picaford and dated Thursday. The item notes a legal action involving a named party and location, reflecting a civil proceeding in a local court.
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Douglas Los Angeles
Picaford
Still Unsolved By Sydney Culvert Murder Case
Denial by police of sensational developments in the culvert murder case was issued today. Detective McRae said there was no truth in reports of a man detained. he interviewed a suspect after tracing the dead girl's photo, but offered no solid link to the crime. He pressed inquiries across Melbourne, Riverina, and Wagga, following months of careful pursuit without material evidence, and appealed to the public for further information.
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Wagga
Pest
Bi Monthly Air Service To Rio From Japan Planned
Air section of the Ministry of Communications says preparations are nearly complete for an aeroplane service from Japan to the Mandated Inland. It is expected to start in summer with half eleven Japanese planes capable of carrying eight passengers each, maintaining a bi monthly schedule.
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Ministry of Communication
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Premier attacks meat policy and calls for frank position
Brisbane dispatch reports Premier Forgan Smith criticising the Federal Government over the meat question. He urges a frank statement of the position so the people know exactly how much has been given away. The Premier's remarks are described as Gilbertian in tone.
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Forgan Smith
Price Proclamation Fixes Bread Price in Metropolitan Area
A special Executive Council meeting set the bread price at 4d over the counter and 4d a loaf by bakers to shops in the metropolitan area. The NSW Flour Mills Association announced a 6s per ton flour rise, with wholesale quotation at £10 2s 6d per ton including tax. The Advisory Committee urged no further bread price increases without more study, while bakers may resist and legal challenges loom.
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Executive Council
New South Wales Flour Millera Association
Farewell Garden Party at Government House
A large crowd attended a public farewell at Government House for the Governor and Lady Game. Sir Philip and Lady Game received a warm ovation as funds from the event were to aid the District Nursing Association. Pickpockets exploited the crowd, with several thefts reported of purses and wallets.
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Lady Game
Government House
Sir Philip
District Nursing Association
Australian exports hit by temporary permit withdrawal
The Department of Commerce suspends permits for exporting Australian mutton and lamb to England to study consumption in England and production in Asia with aim to adjust shipments to market demand. The halt excludes orders already shipped or due to England after March 34 and plans to restore permits later. Melbourne dispatches indicate broad marketing controls and potential advertising in European and American cities.
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Department of Commarse
England
AnaLrasia
Haliday
Artice
Melbourne
Liverpool
Gramme
Australis
Bingland
Shares Rise in London Market Report
London shares advance amid cautious trading as investors weigh new data and global cues. The mood turns positive on mid morning optimism with several blue chips seeing gains while tech names lag.
West Indies fall in dramatic test against England
In Barbadoe on a rain affected pitch England chased 78 to win after West Indies declared at 6 for 161. Hendren forged rapid scoring while Hammond and Wyatt solidified the chase as fans witnessed one of the most remarkable tests with England sealing a tense finish. West Indies batting featured Hylton Low and Headley with Bundries contributing in a rain disrupted match.
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West Indians
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Grant
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Martindale
Fernes
Hendren
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Hylton
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Headley
Pain
Famen
Himith
Sine
Acute dysentery outbreak threatens Japan cities
Reports from Tokyo and Yokohama warn of a sudden dysentery surge amid rumors of infection origins. Officials deny sensational claims, saying the outbreak remains under study with no confirmed source or scale yet.
Rubber Strike Conference Yields Unclear Outcome
A partially garbled report describes a rubber industry strike conference that failed to produce a clear agreement. It mentions workers, a Good Year facility, and unresolved tensions, with limited readable details about participants or concrete results.
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