Record Conversion Operation Largest London Loan to Date
London reports the Commonwealth of Australia will underwrite a 422,384,000 bond conversion. New issue at par carries 34 percent interest and matures 1956 61, with a prospectus issued Thursday and cash due Friday. Conversion closes January 28 and involves multiple states sharing in the issue.
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London
Commonwealth
Australia House
J. G. McLaren
Securitiee
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South
South Austmnlle, £ 700,000; Weetern Australis
Taumanis
Tee
Tha
Belog
Bruce
Quesnaland
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Rejoicings In the Saar Amid Nazi Victory News
In Saarbrucken on Tuesday crowds celebrate a German victory with Hitler salutes, windows display portraits, and church bells ring as flowers, banners, and motor convoys parade through the city. Police report 16 Communists seized amid weapon findings while antiwar fears grow.
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Baarbrucken
Germany
Wartburg Hall
Hitler
Sud
Socco
Gemma
Jer
State election date appears unclear in political circles
Sydney reports a revived forecast that the state election date may be in April or May. The chatter emphasizes uncertainty, with officials weighing whether the vote will occur before a show of strength, amid debates over timing and durability of political alliances.
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Sydney
Electa
Maren
Wwalan
Coffin Ships Mine Inquiry Shocks Crew Relatives
A fragile account outlines an inquiry into a ship disaster, detailing a crew’s relatives awaiting news. The story notes misfortune for a convoy led by a steamer belonging to a navigation company, with emphasis on a veteran crew and the peril of the seas.
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Titi
Savenioen
Cnet
Tanase
Ie Beltat and
Mori Steam Navigation Company
Road Mishaps Prompt Calls for Driver Education
Sydney reports high road accident figures with 84 percent of incidents attributed to motor drivers. J C Waterpat cites transport statistics as evidence for a more intensive awareness campaign to educate drivers and pedestrians about safety risks.
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Sydney
NRASA
Mn J. C. Watepat
Rt Combnlaionar
Watsnn
Federal Reserve steps in to curb panic in currency market
New York reports rapid panic in foreign exchange as traders fear Supreme Court fold clause ruling. The Fed, acting for the Treasury stabilization fund, buys francs to steady the dollar while the franc slips to 6.46 and the pound falls to 4.231. Markets brace for possible intervention as banks pledge to peg gold at 38 dollars an ounce amid volatile prices.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Stabilization Fund
France
Stock Exchange
Goebbels Attacks Mr Knox In Berlin Parade
Berlin reports a torchlit demonstration before the Reichstag marked by a flood of light and Nazi banners. Dr Goebbels claimed Mr G Knox sided with the status and warned his days were numbered as a mass grave for the apparatus was hinted by the minister.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Propaganda
Goebbels
Mrr. Knox
France Relieved At Result In European Tension
London reports relief over a Saar dispute outcome and hints at possible Franco German appeasement. Public sentiment improves as observers note the European scene may stabilize, with cautious optimism amid ongoing League Council deliberations.
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London
Europe
Trade policy may affect USA in Australia talks
Melbourne reports rising interest after Prime Minister Lyons suggested Australian imports may need to be reduced to ease debt and favor negotiations with the United States. Observers say Lyons reverses toward open talks while signaling restraint on exports, prompting mixed signals from officials in Hobart and Brisbane.
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Melbourne
Wednessy
Hobart
Taat Hight
Australia
Time
Lyons
United
Commonwealth
United States
Britain
Complete Reciprocity Debate in British Trade Policy
The Daily Telegraph reports that Mr. Lyons will find strong British demand for free trade expansion tied to scientific conditions. It notes that Austria seeks foreign markets for its surplus and questions which other nations will grant free entry to meat and dairy. The piece urges complete reciprocity to satisfy industry and primary producers alike.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Lyons
Adda
Lyona
Austraiia
Commonwealth
Derby presents cheque to J H Thomas in theft case
In London on Tuesday the Dominions Secretary Mr J H Thomas was presented a cheque for 620 by constituents at Derby, which he returned for charity. The Duke of Devonshire praised Thomas and indicated he would welcome him in the House of Lords. Meanwhile a young motorist helped police by guiding two men arrested to the station, and a car reported stolen was found abandoned in Bathurst Street with detectives still seeking the vehicle.
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London
Thesday
J. H Thomas
Ainconstituenta
Derby
Thomas
Duke of Devonshire
House of Lords
Laycock
Polon
Bathurst
Overseas ships restoration of open competition urged
The Graziers' Federal Council of Australia calls for abolition of allied Overseas Shipping Representatives Association. They say ship owners ignore trade interests and will petition the Government for amendments to preserve competition in meat and wool exports. The council seeks action to ensure timely publication and prevent further delays in policy.
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Sydney
Australian Overseas “Transport ‘Association
Overseas Shipping Representatives’ Association
Graziers’ Federal Council of Australia
Pan
New Charges Hit Soviet Ex Leaders in Moscow
London dispatch cites Daily Telegraph Moscow bureau reporting that Zinoviev Kamenev and 17 others, convicted in the Kirov murder case, will face a military tribunal accused of counter revolutionary activity. Sources claim the accused confessed to ties with the Moscow group and acknowledge responsibility for Kirov’s death, amid conflicting departure reports.
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London
Moscow
Daily Telegraph
Zinoviev
Kamanev
Hegel Kirov
Tningrad
Zinoviev Kamenev
Zii
Kemenry
Kiron
Wounding Charge Over Attack on Mother at Roane
A man faced a wounding charge after an alleged attack on his mother Mary Marge Fitton during a roane area incident. Authorities state the motive involved a dispute with the victim while she was at a local site, with the accused claiming intent to murder.
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Wieney Bermsra Rin
McTher
Mary Marge Fitton
Forced Down Air Liner Athena Near Darwin After Storm
Imperial Airways flight Athena carrying Empire mail diverted to Point Stuart after severe weather over Timor Sea. Two rescue planes aided crew. Athena landed safely in Darwin after earlier attempts and propeller damage forced Qantas aircraft to remain with its craft.
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Darwin
Serous
Timor Sea
Koepang
Imperial Airways
Athena
Point Stuart
Eoefor
Lous of
Tims
Karachi
Point
Stuart
Athens
Rai
Te | Bearch
J. Huftey
Bunting
Qantas
A. Ashley
Ashley
Firsily
Mranage
Gantas
Inland Floods Threaten NSW Regions
The Weather Bureau warned of further rainfall and rising flood risks across northern and central New South Wales. Flood waters remained high at Denman as authorities monitored worsening conditions amid ongoing river activity and potential breaches.
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ONEY
New South Wales
Nti Orton
Tawne
Tient
Marita
Ap I Ati
Tikaly Te Tacoma Serveus Bavaral
Weshawaye Reve
Weaurrad
Plane offers for Ulm's plane gearway Wednesday
Ulm's representatives pursue an offer regarding a plane. No decision has been reached after meetings with potential buyers. Proceedings indicate continued negotiations with interest centered on a specific aircraft.
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Gydnwey
Sue Porshane
Utes
Custilla
Ulm
Ube Mathar
Body In Car Murdered Woman In Rockhampton Case
Phyllis Retter a 23 year old Rockhampton resident was found dead in a car early today with clothes stripped. A 30 year old government official owner of the car, in hospital from poisoning, was semi conscious and guarded by police. The pair had been staying at a boarding house and the man had married two days earlier.
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Rockhampton
Phyllis Retter
Polles
Snetiers
Nua
Oil Search Attracts Foreign Interest Says Oss Betinerten
The managing director of Oss Betinerten Ltd stated his firm has a favorable view of the discovery and expects foreign involvement. He added that the company remains optimistic about potential exploitation and future developments in the area.
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Bydney
Wedzeeday
Oss ‘Om Betinerten Ltd
Iala
Notts Club Fi Intense Event At Albert
A Wolingtons Club meeting at the Albert Wednesday faces potential disturbances amid tense feelings over tickets and access. Officials fear possible disorder during the session as Meral tickets have been issued and attendance draws scrutiny.
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Indon
Tusa
Wolingtons
Albert mm
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