British Air Ministry Won't Defend London in Cup Trial
The Air Ministry states it will not defend London for the 1081 Trophy contest. Despite efforts, the Department cites prohibitive costs and the burden of private enterprises renting stages and equipment. Government funds will not cover the defense, and no direct pilots or aircraft will be organized for the venture.
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Thareday
Air Ministry
Tom
Vailvey
Wil Te Abla
Italy
Ropal Aero CIA
Mdustrian
Settled Welsh Coal Dispute Sets New Wages Limit
London reports a settlement of a Welsh coal dispute with a board to fix wages and a resumed pay rate. Underground workers expected to work shorter hours during a period of wage stabilization, extending into the new year.
Banks Face Tight Credit as Resources Strain
London report notes banks limited by scarce resources and tighter credit amid industry pauses. Indian Round Table Conference set to conclude with government policy briefing by the Prime Minister. Deposits declined, bank vaults weaker, and community business activity contracted by about forty percent.
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London
Thureday
Wool export duty urged for abolition in cabinet review
Mr Scalia Sydsey Primy and wool milling brokers held a private in teview with Mr Reali the Ama Urged that export duty on sheep and kin e abolished. The Prime Minor promised Beta the matter before Cabinet in a recent session.
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Primy
Aresers
Maid Sheep
Reali
Ama AM
Cabinet
Italian air fleet arrives in Rio de Janeiro bay
A cast of Italian air fleet ships landed at Voofau Bay this afternoon from Danmark, completing a long voyage. The event was marked by the arrival of four units, with officials confirming the transfer of rights and ongoing coordination with local authorities.
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Rio de Janeiro
Thuredayy
Vooafou Bay
Dania
Rate of exchange up to £125 in London joint bank decision
In Melbourne and amid a mobilization drive, Australian banks agreed to lift the London buying rate to £125 per £100 and sell at £125 10s. Officials led by Sir Robert Gibson said the measure is to sustain funds flow to London for essential needs. They noted the increase mainly narrows the gap between buying and selling and warned against excessive domestic spending.
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London Exchange
Robert Gibson
Commonwealth Bank Board
London
Public Works Financing Denies Note Issuance Plan
Sydney Prime Minister Soucy stated the government has no intention of issuing bank notes for public works. He rejected reports that a 25,100,000 pound note credit was planned as a temporary measure. He emphasized works should be funded from loans, with bank credit only for productive production and not to finance public works.
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Audh Mora
Sydney
Bedey
Soucy
Boullin
Wheat Guarantee Plan Sought With State for Growers
Prime Minister Scullin discussed with State Agriculture Minister Dunn the Commonwealth Wheat Guarantee Act. They considered distributing the guarantee via state departments, with a 3/2 bushel job at Garden Island and deductions of about 7d or 6d per bushel for handling.
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Scullin
Duna
Dunn
Hire
Mloe
Sculliy
Garden Island
Government to acquire wheat control in Queensland
The unprecedented fall in wheat prices prompts government action to aid producers. The plan limits state purchases to certain quantities and directs disposal, aiming to stabilize prices and protect growers. Premier announces measures will affect local and interstate wheat markets to revive farmer income.
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Inia
Queensland
Atoore
Thia
Althourt
Auntralia
Prince of Wales Voyage Draws Full Booking
The Prince of Wales plans a South American voyage with The Mier Crema as Mantander aboard. On Monday a great sound resounded as the pair would perform dances and concerts each night of the trip to Buenos Aires. The vessel was reportedly selected by the Prince and was booked to capacity.
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Ion Pon
Iinne
Wales
Apaln
Bonday
Wil Bis
South America
Prince of Wales telephones Buenos Aires response
The Prince of Wales will travel to South America by air, with a call from London to Buenos Aires reported as very successful. The message, received in the afternoon, described the planned itinerary and confirmed preparations for the long journey.
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Prince of Wales
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Buenos Aires
Wirwlenn
London
Sven Minuter
Lost in Ice Near Septolts River Tragedy Reported
A report from Septolts River rapids details a drowning incident after a teen and young adult, aged 11 to 25, were swept by a break in the ice. Rescue efforts continued as authorities searched the frigid waters for the missing pair.
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Septolts River
Naval strength outlook and planned ship builds
Naval reports from London indicate Britain plans early construction of cruisers destroyers and submarines. The fleet is expected to be well under the London Naval Treaty limits within three years. The next naval review foresees a navy dominated by capital ships and associated vessels.
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London
Cashier's Loss Tit Sees
A thief robbed the pay office at Jama Mary and Bens in Melbourne, taking 400. The burglar fled down a stair and escaped in a waiting motor, witnesses stating the robber vanished amid the commotion.
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Melbourne
Wesday
Averytad Riewsolt
Jama Mary
Treasury repays loan. early tax cut eyed?
London reports the treasury repaid 475.0 million four percent war loan ahead of schedule, not required. Financial circles see the move as signaling an early income tax reduction possible, with the loan replacement expected to save about £100,000 yearly.
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London
Action Wen
Phillip Baowden
R Bavin Views Federal Policy Obscure
The Leader of the Opposition Mr Havin argued after Mr Hcullla speech that the final policy of the Federal Cabinet on the Gibbons revolution remained unclear. He warned that Beullin's government avoided clear stance and cooperation from Labor, risking loss of public support and chances of ruling.
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Havin
Hcullla
Gibbons
Federal
Labour Party
Souis
Scullin
Melbourne
Hue
Beullin
Laaciona
Aption
Inflation policy debate at Marr’s dinner event in Sydney
Fragmentary report notes Mr Marr praising a policy stance in Sydney. Text mentions inflation policy, the Federal Labour Caucus and divisions over fashion and devaluation. Multiple garbled phrases and unclear attribution limit precise details. Entities for clarity are Marr and Sydney with casual reference to Labor Caucus.
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Sydney
Fridur
Marr
Pa Salley
Pole
Taatton
Laour
Fasion
Devudieston
Latham Disappointed by Opposition Leader's Silence
The Leader of the Federal Opposition Mr Latham declined comment on Mr Reunup's speech today, expressing disappointment over the way Mr Faullin paused over Wantjona of jarAmouR. The remark suggests concern about the handling of a key issue.
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Bydney
Latham
Reunup
Faullin
Wantjona
Jaramour
Parkes by election spotlight tests Labour inflation stance
Canberra observers note tensions within the Labour party over inflation policies as the Parkes by election approaches. The left wing and radicals face pressure from moderates while leadership under Scullin seeks to hold the caucus line amid shifting support and potential loss of the seat.
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Parken
Prin
Labour
Scullin
Martin Jone
Parkes
Scvitin
Times surveys Avullo speech as Labor backs inflation stand
The Times notes Mr Avullo aims to keep the party united while opposing extreme inflation measures. It compares his stance to past leaders and suggests the public backs his cautious approach. The article discusses internal party tensions and the need to balance inflation policy with national unity.
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the Times
Avuillo
Australia
Arhoekd
Scullin
Scull
Wd United National
Hia
Mouth Australia
New South Walea
Heuttin
Laan Council
Wide Power Vested In State Premier
Sydney report notes Premier can ration or dispense with officials under wartime law. Direct Ministerial control over Railway Commission and other heads like Police Commissioner, Auditor General, and Government Savings Bank Commissioners, without parliamentary reference. The article cites Mr Long's threats to Mr Cleary to follow ministerial instructions.
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Cleary
Tie
Dlepanse
Orolale
Polles
Mihilar
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Savinice Bank
Questions loom over railway chief and inquiries
Fragments from a Friday report show a named premier declining to comment on a quarrel with the Milways Service Association. The notes raise whether Mr Goode was removed as Chief Transm administrator of New South Wales Railway, whether a departmental inquiry covered Mr Goode, and why Mr Goode allegedly left his post, plus whether the Railway Commissioners report finally released Mr Cowte.
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Lang
Milways’ Servives Association Conversiti
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New Bout Wales Railway
Goode
Cowte
MUNGANA CASE MOROSE NOTE ON GOVERNOOR-GENERAL
Fragmentary British newspaper text reports Lord Stonehaven and Sir Theodore Watt awaiting imperial policy shifts. It notes criticism of imperial conferences and Queensland politics, with references to taxation, Irish affairs, and potential legal proceedings involving the Queensland Attorney-General's department.
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London
Thomas
Gueensland
Gueensland Premier Pens Understanding Oy Watt Heath
Telia
Ms Energy
Bal
Queensland
Om Department
Jai Mot
Mexico City rocked as quake kills and injures dozens
Wire reports received today from the department of communications say a strong earthquake struck southern Mexico, killing one person and injuring 26 in Mexico City. Buildings collapsed, walls toppled, and residents fled in panic as the city trembled for four minutes in the quake’s aftermath.
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Mexico City
Devertment of Communications
Mexico
Howsas
Gaxace
Oil Failure Rocks Richfield Glass Industry Firm
The Richfield Glass company is in receiver's hands amid 6 million dollars in liabilities and 110 million in assets. The cause is cited as large uncollectible claims, with the receiver overseeing equity and 600 thousand dollar bonds. The move aims to stabilize operations and restore confidence in the economy.
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Los Angeles
Thureaay
M Equity
Federe
Ita
Civic reception to prime minister in Mydway Town Hall
The Prime Minister spoke at a civic reception in Mydway Town Hall, addressing inflation sparingly while stressing unity for the common good. He affirmed his humility and commitment to working with Australians to build a brighter future.
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Bydney
Bingperch
Mydway Town Hall
Australie
Australia
Awtralia
Illicit rum raid nets alleged plant and arrests
Police seized plant and hours of rum making apparatus during a raid at Pytoraham Street. A man was arrested and a woman questioned as officers probe alleged distilling operations. A chemist at Maddington faces action over allegedly possessing the illicit spirit.
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Bydney
Pytoraham
Maddington
Wage dispute heard at Federal Arbitration Court Melbourne
A wage reduction dispute for wool workers was heard today in Melbourne. Wool growers demanded lower rates for storemen and packers, with the case brought before the Federal Arbitration Court.
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Melbourne
Pridey
Federal Arbitration Court
Disappointed with Mir Scull FEDERAL CABINET
Fragmented report notes a federal cabinet gathering and governor general events. The jittery text mentions a cabinet meeting and references locations like Milbourne Mall and Cam mepharke with unclear dates and figures, leaving the core details obscured.
Country Party Counsels Waive Vote Amid Party Turmoil
Fragmented report notes internal party disputes over a 3p rate and leadership names, mentioning Mitton and Roullin. It references an extreme faction and unprepared stance, with sparse readable details about the ongoing political strife and appointments.
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