Income tax rate reduction eyed in budget hints
Reports from a Daily Chronicle correspondent suggest a possible cut in income tax rates as part of the forthcoming budget. The article notes expected adjustments in direct taxation, with the aim of stimulating banking and industry while indicating broader financial reforms during the parliamentary session.
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Turday
Cxprves
Vtnian
Pha Chanealier
Neville Chamberlan
Sven Oxwad A
World war era price plan review text fragment
Government through the Nations invites great powers to appreciate action to restore order worldwide. A watertight formula is urged while infringement fears and treaty objections are noted in a curfaced customs memorandum.
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Omneva
European Wella Commission
Rustan
Ch'ainisato
Credita
Coun
Amateur cricket warnings threaten county game future
Fragmented report notes amateur cricket in England facing changes as players shift to university and Varsity matches. Quoted figures from Middlesex and others warn that many clubs may fade, with calls for longer county fixtures to sustain the sport.
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Happeai
A.B. Chilled
Bagitahi
Wwe
Middlesex
Webbers
Galy
Pwunyeon Saya
Irving
Sears
Aredia
States Trade Shifts Noted As Bates Drop For Year
Trade notes indicate Bates decline this year with a balanced outlook and a summarized slide in financial figures. The report cites a dramatic drop in tomato prices and apartment market activity, linking the shifts to broader economic factors and prior year benchmarks.
Rumour of Release For Secret Internment
Rumours persist in India that Gandhi may be freed from jail and moved to a remote village or possibly sent to Burma. The Rangoon Times notes the Burman government denies knowledge while urging protests, and that India could not keep Gandhi here after dealing with other agitators.
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Calcutta
India
Gandhi
Lntent
Burma
Rangoon Times
Gandhi Wife Kasturbai Gandhi Sentenced to Gaol
Mrs. Kasturbhai Gandhi wife of Congress leader was convicted under the Criminal Law Amendment Act and sentenced to imprisonment. Reports state she traveled with women leaders through the Haddoll district urging peasants to pay taxes and fees, while her feet show signs of hardship. The exact dates and places are unclear but the note implies a punishment imposed in Calcutta with further implications for rural activism.
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Calcutta
Raturday
Mra Kasturbhei Gandhi
Congress
Hacdoll
Tembay
Sompuay
Quiet India News From Bombay Amid Frontiers Tensions
Reports from India describe a steady improvement in frontier control though Kashmir sees limited progress. In Bombay, police disperse demonstrators while a riot leads to injuries and a hospital stay for a worker. Five Hindu cricketers decline to play in Patiala and Lahore amid rising criticism of press and governance.
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India
Bombay
Congress
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Ip Hospital
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Daku
Patials
Lahore
Underisi
SECRET GOLD HOARDS Pouring Out Of India
Export of gold from India continues, with about £2,000,000 weekly leaving the country mostly to Europe. Government profits from the efflux aid repayment of sterling debt in London. Opponents call for an embargo to curb the outflow and criticise financial position.
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India
Calcutta
Europe
London
Vaserven
Terrific smash police car and lorry collide at high speed
One killed and six injured in a night collision at Clifton Hill when a wireless patrol car pursuing a stolen car crashed into a truck at 4 Mrest Intersection. Driver Ernest Thurgood of Auburn died later. Other injured include Constables Montgomery Ivey Miller Winterton and Morter, with multiple head injuries and fractures. Kingsford Smith departed Kupang earlier. unrelated injuries listed.
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Melbourne
Pales Wireless
Clifton Hill
Hetw
Ernest Thurgood
Auburn
Impeachment Inquiry Opened Over Treasury Secretary Charges
The Judiciary Committee of the House met to investigate claims by Wright Patman and Tomas Sewyer against Treasury Secretary Andrew W. Westion. Andrew Mellon led the inquiry with attorney Alexander W. Gregg denying the impeachment charges and stating Mellon has no personal stake beyond economic work at the Treasury.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee of the
Wowing of Representatives
Wright Patman
Tomas Sewyer
Gregg
Burma Reversion Nears Final Stage Amid Rebel Surrender
The Burma reversion advances with rebels in Prome district surrendering and many killed in military and police actions. The government praises loyalty of Indian troops. Conspiracy unfolds as locals aided rebels, and informers were betrayed or killed. Domestic security measures intensify as operations target remaining pockets of disaffection.
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Calcutta
Nog Dinricta
Burma
Prome
Funn
Flenzswaden
Smoke haze blankets Canberra in unsettled weekend weather
Reports describe a smoky haze covering Canberra amid unsettled conditions. Officials from the New South Wales and Australian meteorological agencies warn of air quality impacts while researchers note potential health risks and seasonal fire activity.
Reparations Debate and British Cabinet Accord
Financial News notes fluctuations in reparations policy with Laue Conterance cited and revisions under discussion. It reports that France faces resistance, while Britain aligns with a plan to pursue stiffened terms. A chart may clarify the tempo of measures as governments seek to address the broader propound.
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France
Misner Mamotini
Pisoty
Ube Cy
Disarmament policy dominions confer with British
A Geneva meeting between naval officials and British ministers discusses disarmament limits. The observer warns that optimistic sea strength estimates could tempt further gestures and urges keeping Empire naval forces restricted to 50 cruisers under the Lisbon treaty as a constant warning.
Reparations debate in France and Britain signals new policy
A leading article in a London paper discusses French premier Laval's credit for foreign policy and hopes for French action on reparations. It calls for brief moratorium extension with a firm pledge to meet again this year to seek a workable solution. It notes Lausanne negotiations, Keynes critiques, and differing views on Germany's capacity to pay amid postwar strains.
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Bathany
M. Laval
Lausanne
Arma
Partiol
Otimg
Berlin
Fhal
Tima
Bir W. Layton
Germany
Profamor Keynes
Dollar Crisis Sparks Global Alarm
A chaotic, fragmentary report warns of a worsening dollar decline and world financial strain. It suggests Americans fear economic collapse as market pressures intensify, with pundits predicting potential long term consequences for trade and stability.
Help Refused Mistress Taken As Joke
Sydney crowd reports a drowning after a man named Atantey Goodwin aged 15 from Newtown drowned in a river. He was swimming when friends mistook his distress for a joke and failed to respond until he sank. Ambulence officers later recovered his body but attempts to revive him failed.
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Sydney
Atantey Goodwin
Newtown
Iron Front movement may surge in Germany and a street tragedy reported
The Berlin Daily Telegraph notes the Iron Front could rapidly grow into a major political force, aiming to outpace the Hitler movement with its own methods. In Queanbeyan a fatal street accident followed a lorry collision, as Aynan Peters aged 18 months was killed when a truck ran over him on Morave Street.
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Berlin
Daily Telegraph
Reed Way
Morave Street
Guess
Aynan Mary Peters
Yagoona Murder Arrests Shocks Community
Police charge Reginald Frederick Woodley, 19, in connection with the cold blooded killing of Cad Baker, 16, at Yagoona railway station last Monday night. The arrest follows a lengthy investigation by detectives who say the suspect helped plan the shooting after a botched robbery attempt at the station.
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Cad Baker
Yegoona
Reginald Frederick Woodley
Eagles
Arco Collyns
Lway
Japanese steamer Xohwa Maru runs aground near Barnes Island
Radio reports say the Japanese steamer Xohwa Maru, en route Manila to Geraldton, Australia, was driven ashore by a heavy gale on a rail island north of Barnes. Nine crewmen and two men were said to abandon ship, with an unknown rescuer position noted.
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Manila
Geraldton
Ausralia
Barnes
London visit ends in tragedy with family murder
In a London street a man attacked his wife Mrs Loulus Maudsuiden with an axe, killing her and wounding her son George Rheiden who tried to help. The assailant then killed the wife’s partner and fled as police, experts, and a rescue party arrived. The scene drew attention from officials including Mr Nevill Chamberlain and the British Treasury insider circles.
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Loulus Maudsneiden
Lat Dapto
George Rheiden
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Aberden
Hot & Hawry
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Saint
Rhod
Maar
Beneduce
Glynor
Butt
Nevill Chamber
George Keiden
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London
Rumor Mamell
Child in Flames Case Involving Patricia Brown
A report from Sunday notes Patricia Brown sued four entities in North Ridge and faced deteriorating condition as witnesses and parties scrambled to address the situation. The case references AONE in mediation and mentions individuals such as Fatt and Les, with unclear terms like omulakst and Slambsteg appearing in the record.
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Rydney
Patricia Brown
Northridge
Wen
Les
AONE
Pastora
Child Killed by Tram At Nuton Station
A child was fatally struck by a tram while playing near Fore Street at Morton Lodge. The tram driver immediately applied brakes but the deceased suffered fatal injuries, with trauma to an arm and side. Local authorities investigated the accident and urged caution around tram lines.
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Oulerthe Morton
Af ‘Lodge
Hiljad Almant
Gevors
Ena
Police chase ends in suspect’s escape near Circular Quay
Unclear report describes a Sunday night attempt to rob Bargenta Ltd, a city caterer, with a chase involving a watchman and police. The assailant fled toward Circular Quay after a confrontation at Market Street head offices, then vanished along Overwe Street.
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Market Street
Circular Quay
Chanlar Quay
Qverwe Strest-Leam
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