Britain warns America over war debt payments at Leeds
Britain's debt policy was reiterated in a Leeds speech by the Exchequer, warning the United States that continued demand for payments could bring disaster. Neville Chamberlain's remarks dominated coverage, signaling a possible revision in the approach and a forthcoming reply to the American invitation to a conference.
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Exchequer
Leeds
Amerca
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Washington
Main Road Fund Diversion Threatens Revenue, Councils Say
An executive Local Government Association meeting hears diversions from the fund as a robbery against taxpayers. Councillor T. E. Rote condemns American tariff impacts and depreciation, urging restraint and warning of legal changes. He presents a 1917–1919 war debt balance sheet, noting Europe payments and U S purchases, arguing current policies risk misallocation and broader austerity measures.
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America
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UAL Canyue
FARM RELIEF Act to Operate Hypney
The State Cabinet decided today that the Farmers Tellet Act will be proclaimed on Boundary 47 next. The Rural Industrios branch will continue on June 30, after which no further nao vanora will be made. Until then farmers may file applications with Rural Indust fineneh and reviews will be handled on the same basis. Treasurer Spooner advised farmers not to join the program until the 1932-81 crop plans are finalized, while creditors may pursue claims in appropriate cases.
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Alain
Mate
Loan offers reach municipal councils in low interest terms
A municipal council meeting heard circulars about funds available at low interest rates. The executive noted that the London and American interests were involved, with Baker reporting the state had received confirmation of the loan program.
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Orormment Avacciation
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Jy. Baker
Trawler Back Not Welcome In New Zealand
Newspaper record notes a fishing vessel returning after a voyage to New Zealand. Officials reportedly considered actions against the trawler as it infringed upon New Zealand waters and was stopped by authorities during boarding.
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N.Z
Debt Revision and Cricket Match Report Summary
A fragmented report notes debt revision talks with creditors who paid past and present, and references a cricket match involving J B Hobbs, with authorities seeking negotiation. The piece includes political and naval crowd interest and mentions Rushcutters Bay with mixed details about attendees and outcomes.
Floods Hit South Coast With Heavy Rains Across Region
Sydney reports exceptionally heavy rain on the South Coast with Eden recording 10.24 inches and Parbula 5.12 inches. Morays fault area near a riverbank sees evacuation orders as 13,000 dairy and farm areas flood. Towns flood, roads submerged, and stakeholders fear further storms could worsen the flooding and threaten local communities.
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Parte
South Coast
Eden
Parbula
Lightning Over Sydney Marks Severe Storm Night
Weather recount notes vivid lightning over Sydney with a severe storm lasting from 1 o clock to midnight. Mr Maren calls it the finest show in years, linking the event to tropical depression dynamics and related atmospheric patterns.
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Sydney
Maren
Irish Poll Heavy Voting on Tuesday in Dublin
Heavy polling took place across Dublin with a steady stream of voters. Minor disorder was rare though an incident at a polling booth saw a man strike an assailant. security remained vigilant as officials reported overall calm.
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Byrne
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Hree
Milk Board Royal Commission Appointed in Sydney
The State Cabinet decided to appoint a Royal Commission to inquire into corruption allegations against the Milk Board. The Attorney General and Minister will interview the Chief. A radical to conduct the inquiry will be appointed later in the week.
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Milk Board
Ome
Mitnine
Isilon
Radic
State Cabinet Discusses Storm Damage Measures
The cabinet met to discuss weekend storm damage and decided to leave questions to the Minister for Labour and Security and the Minister for Works.
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Sydney
Min— Inturn
Tt Wim
Seduetry
Municipal Loans: Councils Defaulting to Seek Help
State ministers order inquiry into municipal loan defaults and the push to convert to lower interest terms. Officials say investigations aim to stabilize finances and protect residents as councils face mounting repayment burdens and constrained budgets.
Cricketer Charged With Body Bowling in Court
A report notes a cricketer charged after a controversial body bowling incident. The article also covers Western Australia’s cabinet committee plans to review municipal finances and rates, with a focus on improving interest rates and relief for town councils and shires.
Leap From Train Mental Patient Found Unhurt
A mental patient jumped from a moving train near Lean How and Cameroon at about three this morning. The patient landed in the rain and was found uninjured, then calmly submitted to police handling after being taken into custody by a constable. The train was traveling at 35 mph and the man was seized without further incident.
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Wednemay
HNL
Leanhow
Camobia
America to Discuss Ottawa With Britain
Washington notes say Ottawa talks with Britain will cover war debts as President Roosevelt prepares for meetings with British representatives at the Imperial Conference. Agresmonte, tied to Ottawa, is listed among likely subjects for discussion during the session.
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Persian Oil League Seeks Report on Dispute
In Geneva the League Council to day named Dr Benes of Czechoslovakia to report on the dispute between the British and Persian governments over the repital attack on concessions given to the Anglo-Persian Oil Company. John Mimo was to justify Hellish government action before the court in London, aiming for an amicable equitable settlement beneficial to both sides.
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Cxecha
Slovakia
John Mimo
London
Plasterer's Fatal Fall Shocks Sydney District
Sydney reports a plasterer named Robert Darius of Glebe died after a fall while balancing on a scaffold. The incident occurred Wednesday evening as he aided with plastering work at a site. Police and workers recalled the sudden tragedy and the room filled with a quiet hush as prayers were offered for the deceased.
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Sydney
Robert Darius
Glebe
Rumor of Japanese Bases in Pacific Islands Denied
London dispatch cites The Manchester correspondent of The Daily Herald as alleging Japan secretly plans bases on Marlena and Petaw Islands and fortifications, prompting cautions from the League and United States. Government later denies and confirms only discussion of potential naval presence in the area.
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Bennett to Attend Conference in Hamilton Ontario
The Premier stated today he would attend the World Conference in Hamilton Ontario. He emphasized confidence and hoped attendance would advance trade and cooperation at the event.
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MR. Bennett
Namilton
Ontario
Utr
Mennett
Howard
Newnes Oil Field Plan Sees Governments Back Public Company
A tentative accord among the MLB W and the Commonwealth Government aims to explore Newnes deposits. Governments will supply initial funds and assist in forming a public company to work the deposits, with a further equity issue to enable early operations pending Commonwealth approval.
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Cricket Difference Will Commonwealth Intervene
Reported move by Mr Bruce Prime triggers questions. Prime Minister preserves silence as Commonwealth action looms over intra party dispute and potential diplomatic repercussions.
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Bruce
Resentment in England Over Australian Board Protest
In Melbourne on Wednesday Prime Minister Lyons spoke by telephone with Bruce about England’s strong reaction to the Australian Board of Control’s cable protest against lag theory. Lyons declined to comment beyond maintaining cabinet secrecy on communications.
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England
Australian Board of Control
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Dissension Good Temper In Board Of Control
English newspaper reports on the Queensland delegates and board of control tensions noting a call for restraint and orderly conduct amid disagreements with a focus on maintaining decorum and governance.
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Cable Controversy Over Board of Control Action
London commentary and Manchester Guardian excerpts criticize Board of Control members for withholding consultation on a proposed cable to England and Australia. Debate centers on safety, propriety, and the need for temperate public response amid rising tensions. The piece reflects wartime style and calls for prudent solutions.
Railway Storm Damage Repair Reported Near Sydney
Storm damage on the Coema Bombala section was repaired enough to allow trains to pass at a point near Moss Vale Unanderra. Northern line repairs were ongoing near Currabubuls with hopes trains resume between Moss Vale and Unanderra by Friday and be normal on the Tiwarra line by Saturday.
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Coema-Bombala
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Currabubuls
Moss Vale
Tiawarra
English Team Arrives in Sydney Amid Plea on Conduct
English cricket officials in Sydney appealed for restraint from spectators after reports of abusive remarks toward players. The Cricket Board urged public good behavior during the team’s stay, noting the importance of maintaining a respectful atmosphere at the matches.
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Weanestay
Melbourne
Cricket oMdain
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Tran
Enatett
Bn Iby
England Approves MCC Cable In London Interviews
The Star reports on MCC cable approval with Britain’s position outlined by executives and players. A manager named Warner declines comment on matches or plans, while press copies debate cricket authority and future tours.
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Cavite
W.C.C
Svolvat
State finances report discussed for forthcoming conference
The rate Cabinet considers the financial position of A incl ase a. It reviews receipts and expenditure and discusses policy to be pursued at the upcoming Provoiers' Conference. No announcement of the Government's spending plan for the current term was proposed.
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Sydney
Riate
Ainclasea
Public Thanks Lown Tuesday Published by Hinkler Writes
A notice in the Hinkler Writes column expresses public thanks to Lown on Tuesday for a local act, recognizing assistance and support within the community. The brief item notes the date and the individuals involved without additional context.
Inflation Move Rejected by Congress in Early Vote
A historic attempt to inject inflation failed as Congress rejected two amendments to the Glass Banking bill by 56 to 1. The measure sought remonetization at a higher gold content and would value the gold dollar differently. Critics warned the move could endanger public confidence and provoke more drastic measures.
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Warhington
Turaday
Warning Against Share Dealings
Warning from AYDNES authorities cautions against share dealings and business offers by unverified individuals. The notice notes concerns about female accomplices and unnamed partners seeking to manipulate investors before surrendering interests. Police and committee members urge vigilance and report any suspicious proposals.
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Deaf Man Emplled at Melbourne
In Melbourne a deaf man was reportedly assaulted by a moving truck. Police are investigating the incident, with witnesses describing the vehicle and timing of the attack. No further details on injuries or suspects were immediately released.
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