Stabilisation Crisis Divides Europe Press Over U S Pact
London reports from The Daily Express describe American circles hoping for weekly stabilisation talks while Europe resists joining a bloc against the United States. A late meeting includes Ramsay MacDonald Neville Chamberlain and advisers with delegates from five gold-standard countries. The United States appears reluctant to discuss stabilisation but may back an international exchange device to curb currency swings without undermining Roosevelt's inflationary powers.
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London
Daily Express
Ramsay MacDonald
Nevilleain
United States
Roosevelt
Overdue ship Southern Cross to search Sydney area
The Bouthern Crom with Sir hurls Keitigatora Smith will depart Mancot Aerodrome at 7 am to-morrow seeking Christiana Fraser. Air search plans include extended petrol stores, in coordination with Royal Air Force and Melbourne units, with a 14 hour mission aiming to sweep a wide area and return by Sunday dusk.
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Melbourne
Rydney
New Ministers Named and Budget Figures Stir Berlin
Berlin reports a reshuffle with Preston von Hindenburg approving Kurt Behiniin as panomics minister while Walter Imrie loses the post. Von Cochenhausen flags future readers of detente and warfare as essential. The German budget stands at 296 million pounds, up 1 hundred million from last year. Corruption suspicions surround Gustav Fawer and others, with arrests linked to self enrichment at taxpayers’ expense.
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Berlin
Preston von Hindenburg
Herr Hugenuie
Kurt Behiniin
Walter Imrie
von Cochenhausen
Thn
Hamvtlor
Gustav Fawer
Hax Besn
Tassayers
Wen Nest
Morran Cordemann Marite
Wault Anil Zucker
Hve
Ravine
Catholic Party Dissolves in City Council Proceedings
Fragmented OCR reading indicates dissolution of a Catholic party group within the City Council and subsequent civic actions. Mentions mayoral or municipal figures, governance needs, and alignment with international or communal societies. Specific names, dates, and places are unclear due to garbled text.
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Cthol
Colog
Mayarinit
Societiee
Fragmented wartime note on worship and banners in Germany
A garbled OCR item hints at a wartime German church scene with references to swastikas, flags, and military figures. Mentions a military chaplain, a reaction from Catholic and Lutheran authorities, and alleged actions linked to support for the regime. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morr Mueller
Catholic
Hus
Lutheran Church
Naval Mastery Japan's Place in the Pacific
Sydney report cites Captain Feaken noting Japan has built military power to threaten Pacific islands. He argues Japan is a rising force to reckon with, though not seeking open war with Britain or America. The piece warns Australia to fortify defenses amid North Pacific tensions and potential weather- influenced shifts.
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Sydney
H. J. Feaken
FLAN
Japan
Victoriaus
England
America
North Pacific
Australia
Wheat plan till after harvest discussed at conference
A distorted report from London describes a Wheat Conference briefing with references to Australia and America. It notes potential acreage reductions, trading condition aims, and a resumed meeting at 2.90 tomorrow with officials from Australia invited to assess curtailment impacts on market values.
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London
Phursiay
Otis
Dora
Peoparthien Nurvay
Vvlimaloa
Keene Conferene
Australia
Halurday Think & Regule
Aporese
Abe
Aventine
Willy
America
Canta
Cape
Canadian Market Outlet Sought For Fruit Wheat Conference
Frustrated by trade barriers, officials seek new markets at Sydney conference. Minister Lyon negotiates with Canada and New Zealand to expand wheat trade and relax rotations, hoping to exploit markets for fruit and wheat products. Delegates will hear proposals and potential concessions.
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Rydney
Nihél Wenutsruwers
NW Taiin
Caramerca
WM. Mlowart
Fasland Citrun Ptuturgo
Bettir
Canada
Murcomst
Sydney
Lyon
Laiq
Bydsiey
New Zealand
Street betting fined and payment delayed in Sydney
Fragments show a street betting case in Sydney where a man named Kirnest Gray, unemployed, faced a fine that was suspended or postponed. The article also mentions Wharfage rates, discussions about reductions, and comments from authorities on waiving or delaying payments amid economic pressure.
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Mydney
Kirnest Gray
Houror
St George Hiroet
Recalled From Mt Everest Leader Orders Home
The Mt Everest climbing party led by Hugh Rolledge received orders to bring the climbers home due to heavy snow. Acclimatisation had allowed fourteen climbers to reach higher camps, but weather and ice hazards threaten a fresh ascent and the party faces a perilous descent with limited oxygen.
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London
Nurnday
Mt. i Reat
Hugh Rolledge
Wirelewr
Mt. Eiverest
Amythe
Shine
Crawford
Brooklebank
Mount EN Reat
Rusk
Norton
Vagy
Cainsp
Harrie
Elisanda
Belldath Bripton
Daily Express prints over two million June net sales
London report notes The Daily Express published June net sales exceeding 2,000,000 copies marking it as the first paper in the world to achieve this level. The item highlights record circulation milestones for a major daily newspaper.
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London
Daily Express
Carnera Defeats Sharkey In Sixth Round Knockout
In New York the heavyweight bout ended when Primo Carnera knocked out Sharkey in the sixth round after trading blows and a late rally. Carnera fought back to seize the momentum, delivering decisive uppercuts that felled Sharkey, with the champion briefly rallying before the finish.
Abolition Urged for Agents General in London Debate
In Fruitstownes Conference today Minister for Commerce FL W Stewart argued against six Agents General in London. He said Australia could no longer afford such representation and emphasized the need for stronger central oversight with a British empire focus. He noted conversations with Wyait Chamber of Commerce and opposed a rushed factory proposal to the Cabinet at Sanberra next week. Trade with Tan and Hongkong required careful verification amid a climate of wary publicity.
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Sydney
FL W. Stewart
Alcatralia
London
Aumirella
Thy Ena
Wyait
Education sweeping reforms planned in New South Wales ALP
The New South Wales Labor conference failed to unite the party with the Lang faction. Demands included readmission of the Lang Party and local autonomy. The rejection followed a three hour debate as factions warned of further talks pending federal ALP action.
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Sydney
A.S.P
N.S.W
A.L.P
Unity Committee
Messrs. J. Graves, Keller and Matthews
N.S.W. Labour Rtg
Lang Party
Textile Union Hours Fixed At 44 In Melbourne
The Wall Arbitration Court fixed standard textile industry hours at 44 in Melbourne. The court granted an emergency wage rise of 4d weekly while denying the Australian Textile Workers Union’s bid to restore the 10 percent wage cut. Higher wages apply from the next pay day across the five capital cities.
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Melbourne
Austariian Textile Workers Union
Arbitration Court Rules 44 Hour Week Refusal in NSW Railways
The Full Arbitration Court by majority refused to grant a 44 hour week for NSW railways and tramways employees. The Australian Mail Railways Union and other employers argued for a shorter week, while a minority judge Anilee Rewley dissented, suggesting hours taxation should go to a State tribunal.
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Nsw
Railways
Milaouane
Arbitration Court
Tim Australian Mailwayes Union
New Bouth
Anilee Rewley
Echo of Tower Trial German Woman Spy's Death
London Thursday report on Marie Liniuien a German woman who trained Tirbt Tainie Stewart linked to winevon of Urcanon. British intelligence knew her identity and occupation, details emerge after an attack of Iny Ouerm.
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London
Exprese
Marie Liniuien
Tirbt
Tainie Btewart
Winevon
Urcanon
OnoKmoni
Iny Ouerm
Sa Gcemanopy
British Intelligence Department
Ulm Heads for Aleppo After Sandstorm Delays
Mr E T Ulm arrived here this morning en route to Aleppo after a severe sandstorm halted travel. He is travelling from Darwin and is reportedly behind schedule by about six weeks. He paused here in transit for relief.
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Basra
Mr & T. P. Ulm
Aleppo
Darwin
Plane Crash Aero Club Pilot's Close Call
Reid, an Aero Club pilot soloing a small plane, escaped serious injury after a gusty wind caused a sharp turn and dive. The craft crashed into a Chinese man's garden just outside Mascot, with onlookers aiding until Reid was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Aero Club
Bydney
Reid
Census Rush for Forms in Sydney
The Commonwealth Office faced a rush as residents sought census forms this morning. The Chief Letter Carrier Turner urged all involved to collect forms at the loan post office or Customs House to avoid a ten pound fine. many wanted to shield personal details from spouses or parents while living with relatives.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Electoral Omce
Omer
Me. Turner
Omee
Customs
Perona
Wiven
Walt Mr. Turmer
Muatotale
Howevar
Paddington
New Wheat Jobs Names To Be Announced Next Week
In Sydney a list of successful tenders for construction of 26 new miles in country districts will be announced early next week. Supreme Court Justices: Ble John Harvey named Acting Chief Justice and Lone Innes likely to become Chief Judge in Equity. Premier Stayeha to appoint an expert to aid Rural Bank Commissioners in rearranging finances. Extradition remand for James Mann over alleged Paris theft of 4,750,000 francs. Fatty Arbuckle dies in New York at 48 from angina necrotoria.
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Sydney
Supreme Court
Ble
John Harvey
Dudmey
Juader Lone Innes
Equity
Rydney
Stayeha
Fnanda
Patty
Arbuckle
New York
Thormiay
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Angina
Nectoria
Apprenticeship Rules Altered by Court Decision
The Full Bench of the Industrial Commission altered indenture terms for Whitlam and others, shortening traditional five year apprenticeships to two and a half years. The commission permitted conversions and reduced durations, citing a prior order and ongoing debate over apprenticeship length and compulsory serving.
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Sydney
Whitlam
Wwe
Permimion Rex
Prentica Moines
Johm Twckley
Dordon
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Southern Cross
Tasman Sea
Pacific
Feakes
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MR. Lyons
Mareh
N.W.W
Gray
Boranes
Mr. Lahilaw
Mr. Lahilaw, &M
Witanimime
Mt. Everest
Carnera
Sharkey
Prima Earsirn
Carnere
Iai
Xb Lim
Tim Dd
Funes
Varner
Tate
Nok
Inhart Lenis
Righta
Tallan
Carnerd
Neyo Teree
Sharkay vi
Carhera
Lurnera
Tupon Bharkey
Bharkey
Carners
Newt
Kocherthim
Mern
Roy Holman
Marrickville
New South Wales
N.5.w
Nia
Aouth
Victoria
N BW
Menara Party
Disiart-leigie
Dwyer Gray
Usation
Shinoing
Grant Hubli
Asa Rional Carl
Grants Hans
Tie
SUeensland _delegals
Sydney University
Lin
Wallace
Uch
Gollive
Textile Union
Echo OF Tower Trial
ULM
Central Court
Janien Mann Aling Manon
Alas Way
Paris
France
Bip
Michael Watson
Hayon
Taw
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