Plans for World Recovery War Debts Conference March
A provisional recovery plan for global war debts emerged in Georgia as Franklin Roosevelt and Sir Ronald Lindsay discussed tentative March meetings in Washington. A London briefing noted informal talks aimed at starting discussions early in March, with negotiators drafting terms ahead of the negotiations.
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Warm Springs
Georgia
Ronald Lindesy
London
Roosevelt
Washington
Porter Trial Set in Canberra Murder Case
Porter charged with the murder of eleven month old Charten Robert in Canberra at 10 Solgar morn. Mr Justice Ones Dixon will preside. Attorney V A Storkey leads for the Crown. Porter is defended by Mr. O G Sullivan. Porter custody moved from Goulburn Gaol for the trial.
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Toh
Bertram Edward Fone
Byaara
Eon
Charten
Robert
Porter
Canberra
Solgar
Justica
Dixon
Hila
Scongy
Storkey
V.A
Swindle Alleged in £10,000 Case Linked to Offences
Police hold a man on three charges of false pretences amid an alleged £10,000 swindle. The suspect, once tied to the Ingleside estate at Narra Been and Mount Witga near Mormby, allegedly obtained money and securities from Hornsby residents. Frank Joseph Meaauren, aged 20, faced three false pretences charges in Central Court and was remanded on £1,000 bail.
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Sydney
Morniay
Wallagher
McDermott
Wika
Wak
Maid
Isra
TN A
Ingleside
Narrabeen
Mount Witga
Mor
Indian Court Passes Harsh Judgment in Lawyer Murder
In Hyderabad a High Court confirmed murder verdicts for a group linked to the killing of a lawyer. Bhuaker Kale received death by sword in an unusual judgement, while others faced prison terms and fines. Some defendants were acquitted.
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Calcutta
Theyough Court
Hyderabad
Bhuaker Kale
Uewer
Board of Control Meets to Consider MCC Reply Secrecy Maintained
Sydney reports a remeeting of the Board of Control to discuss MCCs reply about the sedy line bowling ban. All members attended. no public statement issued. Subcommittee reportedly drafted a reply leaving room for later discussion. chairman Dr Robertson avoided comments. Delegates left cheerful, with cables awaiting means of transmission to England.
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Board OF Control
MCC
Sydney
Sontrot Jd
M.C.C
Robertson
Jeanes
Sue
Melbourne
Adelaide
Ono
UN M.D.C
de. Robertson
Jewnes
BLC
C. van Mier
England
Bus Employees Unionization Efforts Questioned
Fragmented text discusses a challenge to a unionization bid involving Bus Employees and the State Industrial Registrar. Wirth and others are cited amid protests by unions and references to amalgamated labor groups and port labor matters. The document appears to record procedural objections and contested representation.
Park murder inquest identifies Craig Rydney as possible killer
An inquest into the December 14 murder of 18 year old Bessie O Connor in the National Danelcase heard testimony from witnesses. Eric Roland Craig was named as a person of interest while Dr McCarsity described the head injuries and a blunt instrument as the likely weapon. Investigators tracked a stolen car with distinctive rear wheels and a George River Bridge toll ticket linking the scene to Tom Uslyn Point. The hearing adjourned to Wednesday for further proceedings.
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Rydney
Mowlay
Bessie O'Connor
Dankel
Eric Roland Craik
O'Connor
Dion Tie
Noanass
Leo
Payne
Downey
Cook Rand
Centennial Park
Mit
Tom Asty
Mr. Kinkead
Evictions eased as government bargains with tenants
The Minister for the Interior Mr J A Perkins said arrangements with sixteen tenants of government houses under eviction notice would let most stay with future rent and arrears settled. A minority would move to cheaper accommodation. Some officials claimed transfer plans were discussed from Melbourne to Canberra. The decision hinges on tenants meeting the agreement to avoid reinforced evictions.
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J. A. Perkins
Perkin
Avitilibris
Melbourne
Sanberra
Trade Conference on East Relations Set for February 8
Sydney reports a February conference in the Legislative Chamber with delegates from across Acarana to discuss East trade relations. The Minister for Commerce says only invited organizations may attend unless explicitly admitted. Sessions will cover a wide range of topics tied to Commonwealth loan interests. A second conference on February 2 will address trade with France.
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Sydney
Acarana
Legislative Chamber
Stewart
Wrenda
Commonwealth
France
Primary Industry Urges Tariff Aid Before Board
Mr Gorton Tennett president of the Chamber of Manufacturers testifies before the Tariff Board. He warns withdrawal could collapse primary production and devastate ordinary producers. He cites heavy annual costs and a rising capital investment in manufacturing as supporting evidence for tariff protection.
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Sydney
Gorton Tennett
Cew Chamber of Manufacturers
Benno
Amtralia
TATE
Bennett
Infamirien
Eit Levine
Labour Unity and Reorganization Discussed by Union Council
Labour unity topics surface after the A W L annual convention decides to reorganize the transns in N 8 W. The Traiten and Labour Council plans consolidation amid temp unrest to align with A A T U Congress decisions in Melbourne.
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Aydney
A-W.l
N.8-W
Traiten and Labour Council
Aat.u
Melbourne
Spineless ALP Attack on Mr Lang in Sydney Speech
The Federal Labour Party secretary W Colbourne challenged Mr Lang, calling his plan the Infamous Tang Plan. He condemned Lang’s two and a half year stance, accusing him of appeasing Communists and aiding Labour’s defeat, linking it to Gov defeat at Goulburn and the Lane Plan.
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Sydney
Federal Labour Party
W. Colbourne
Lang
Goulburn
Lane
Tne
Bimwell
Labour
French Cabinet Crisis As Deficit Rises Hourly
Paris reports the cabinet crumbles as M Deiadien, ex Minister for Works, resigns from the Tardieu ministry. While Brance awaits the new government, the national deficit climbs about 10,800 per hour, worsening funds and public works.
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Paria
Bunday
M. Deiadien
Tardieu Minteiry
Ermines
Brance
Hotel Wellington Teasing Arrangement Reported
A muddled notice describes arranging a liaison involving Mrs M Hyon and Dr Mor Heenmer at Froude Hotel. It mentions a minister for interior, Mr Per Ana, with details to be published after formal Commonwealth Government agreement. Mrs Ryan plans to apply soon.
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Wellington
M. Hyon
Mor Heenmer
Froude
Soanim
Mra Tyan
Who Interior
Per- Ana
Bendiieenter
Commonwealth
Ryan
Patient dies after 40 foot fall from hospital verandah
Leonard Robertson, 45, a patient at Byr ney Hospital, fell from a rear verandah after climbing a four foot high wire fence, landing 40 feet below. He suffered multiple fractures and died within an hour. Another patient attempted to aid him but was overpowered and pulled over the railing.
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Sydney
Leonard Robertson
Byrney Hospital
Thale
Robert
Nim
Aimaetf
Bridge Victim Linked to English Support Payments
Police established that William onal auankett, a bridge victim on Saturday, may have received about £30 a month from relatives in England. He had been living in a Grandestrie wine area.
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Sydney
William Onal”Auankett
Relieved of Duty in Sydney After Discreditable Act Allegation
The Commissioner suspended a first class constable in Sydney following a report of a discreditable act at a Riley Street house on birthday night. The officer, once a suburban station rank, was reduced in rank after the allegation. He appealed the decision.
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Sydney
Monna
Riley Street
Rugby Team Tour Manager Named for South Africa Trip
Dr. W F Matthews of Orange has been appointed manager of the Awer] ralan Trusby Union rugby team tour to South Africa during the winter season.
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Sydney
W. F. Matthews
Orange
Ralan Trusby
South Africa
Commonwealth blocks Queensland riot amendment amid arbitration clash
Melbourne report notes fears of rioting if Queensland amends arbitration law. The Commonwealth asserts the amendment alters no effect and dismisses the move as inviting disorder under the Work Act.
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Melbourne
Queensland
Tragedy in Flat Sydney Reports Death Found in Bathtub
Fragmentary report notes a man named John Johnson, aged 75, found dead in a bathtub in a flat on Nate In block. Throat injuries described as shockingly quenched. a bystander or neighbor reportedly discovered the body. Police and witnesses unnamed.
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Sydney
Nate
John Johnson
Burden of Taxes Demanded by French Farmers Protest
In Paris on Runday, about fifteen thousand farm workers gathered to denounce speculation in wheat and high taxes amid the crisis in mariculture. The demonstration targeted government policies and rising costs affecting rural livelihoods.
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Paris
Farmat Ployee
Antic
Quimnper
Plane Fatality: Young Pilot Killed In New Zealand
A plane crash near Opunake, New Zealand, claimed the life of a young pilot, Brian Davien, whose aircraft plunged after takeoff. The fatality occurred when the craft struck the surface at height around 800 feet during a flight from Wellington to a farm. The survivor, Daying, reported the wreck and indicated the pilot died instantly.
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Wellington
Monany
Uy Pitt
Brian Davien
Qpenahe
Daying
Panmruger NohhuNe
Ering
Euncimstom
Rydney District Faces Major Crime Wave On Wednesday
A Providence police report notes a crowd of 230 people gathered near Aria, with many charged in multiple incidents including theft and drunken behavior. Authorities warn of heightened risk and urge caution.
Royal Australian Naval College Entrance Examination Notice
An examination for entry to the Royal Australian Naval College at the Naval Depot Victoria will be held in Rentomiar. Boys born in 1020 or later who avoid the meeting at thirtown during 193 will be eligible. Details obtainable from the Secretary Navy Office Department of e Detrooe Mt Kilda Rowd Metfograe.
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Royal Australian Nuvad College
Whinwre Naval Depot
Victoria
Rentomiar
Thirtown
Navy Office
Department of E Detrooe
Kilda
Conspiracy Charge Fails in High Court Proceedings
An irregular court report states the Attorney General’s Department announced no further proceedings against Moamid GoGregor Sitsong, a solicitor, and Mavia Cook, or Tedgtan Url, who work at the Centre Court. The case concerns conspiracy charges and related motions within the Centre Court on Mondays.
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Hydney
Guidral
Tony
Moamid
GoGregor Sitsong
Mavia Cook
Tedgtan
Url
Courk Om
Fine Wheat Crops In NSW Reported Bydnet
A NSW wheat crop report states the 1892 standard for W5W wheat was fixed at 17 pounds per bushel in the afternoon, improving on last year's 61/1. After numerous samples were tested and weighed, the bag samples averaged about 14 two and all held a record of 9,000 units.
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Bydnet
Choinier
Comaisres
Salil Hint
Rabbit Pest Aid Considered By New South Wales Government
The New South Wales government plans aid for farmers facing rabbit pest issues. Minister for Lands notes funds previously spent on forest areas and Crown lands, with relief to help control rabbit damage in affected districts. He questions if land allocation for pest control remains impracticable in some areas but confirms efforts to support mitigation.
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Landa
Mitty
Crown Lands
Cut in Wages Hit Canadian Railway Workers
Montreal report states the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific railways issued notices to engineers firemen conductors bagmen yardmen and telegraphers outlining wage reductions totaling 20 percent with a base rate cut effective March and a further 1 percent below last year’s wages.
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Montreal
Canadian National
Consolucti Pacific
Five Arrested After Shop Thefts At Liverpost Monday
Police detained five men Kathleen Barry alias Kyte Leh Walter Baar Henry John Baker Willum Bane and Walter John Bartett on Saturday night at Liverpost. They face charges of breaking and entering and burglary with a stock of groceries and goods seized. Remanded for forty days.
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Bydwet
Kathleen Barry
Kyte Leh
Walter Baar
Willum Bane
Rawerd John Bartett
Henry John Baker
Antarty
Liverpost
Camden
Trepassers Fined After Saturday Police Incident
Two men were arrested Saturday after an attack on police led to fines in court. The incident occurred in Dul cairn and Bomany area as authorities pursued suspects connected to a disrupted share lookup.
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Dulcairn
Bomany
Smepumnion Om
Alive
Mysterious Ledger Notes from May
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Adamant 08, Mr EphE Bailey, Vislorien breach, LDP, appendix of trade statement, former minister, Mr Baller, Premier Van. Unclear sequence but hints at a political or legal report involving executives and a watchdog or inquiry.
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Vislorien
LDP
Rade
Minleier
Ands
Baller
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