MEAT AGREEMENT Better Terms For Australia FINAL DECISION NEXT WEEK
Australia plans to announce final terms on a meat pact with Britain next week. Commerce Minister says progress hinges on ongoing talks between Britain and Argentina, with delays possible if progress stalls. Details were to be released after Canberra’s discussions and timing may shift to accommodate the Argentine position.
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Onry
Commerce
Therby
Orant
Britain
Feist
Canberra
Gambling bane of gambling will
A garbled early 20th century OCR item discusses gambling issues and efforts to curb habits. The readable fragments reference King Edward and hints at a moral or political stance against gambling with warnings of social harm.
Polk Inquiry Judge Exonerates Trophy Crattanet
A Polk inquiry concludes with the judge exonerating the trophy in a Crattanet on page 42. The ruling clears questions surrounding the award and confirms its legitimacy within the broader investigation framework.
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Crattanet
France vows to fight if German coup violates soil
Premier Blum in Geneva declares France will resist any violation of its soil or allied nations. He denies tolerance of Rhineland aggression, warns war as possible, and calls for stronger League Covenant enforcement and universal disarmament. He argues France will not weaken the League and seeks to tighten commitments.
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France
Geneva
M. Blum
Lony Assembly
Rhineland
Lengue
Maineland
Drecee
Tsee
Brance In
Danzig Coup Fear at Geneva Sparks German Troop Readiness
A Polish and German press report that the League Commission has been summoned to Geneva amid tensions over Danzig. German troops concentrate on eastern frontiers including Mariemburg and Kibing as Reichswehr reserves mobilize within 24 hours. The situation alarms Nazi circles and alarms Poland over potential shifts threatening Poland's existence.
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London
Wetienday
Dally Mini
Levter
Ater
Danzig
Geneva
Qwise
Mariemburge
Kibing
Ylau
Reichwehr
Warsaw
Laster
Madden
Dansig
Quemany
Poland
Italian Offer for Equal Trade Ties
Italian officials press for equal treatment in global trade as a step toward lifting sanctions. The statement links sovereignty and broader League of Nations consensus, warning that Europe must move from passive stances to active cooperation and firm decisions.
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London
Rome
Italy
Eden Signals War Not Likely as Sanctions Fail
In Geneva Mr Eden states sanctions cannot restore the empire and war would be needed to secure conquest, with Mr Kielin (likely German or allied figure) noting no one present sees a decisive catalyst for peace at that moment. The exchange centers on rejection of British recognition and ongoing sanctions policy.
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Eden
Kien
Melbourne Grows Population Warning Provokes Debate
In Melbourne residents discuss population trends amid a critique of recent statistics. The speaker urges caution and emphasizes learning from past mistakes, warning against rapid change and stressing steady policy steps.
Land Sale to Steal Works Sparks House Clash
Sydney reporting a heated scene in the state house over the Australian Iron and Steel bill. Labor members clashed with the minister for local government and removal of a labor member from the chamber followed a wordy exchange. The bill, authorizing 1660 acres of land sale to Australian Iron and Steel Co. Ltd at Port Kembla, passed amid party-line voting and amendments.
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M. LA
State House
Sydney
Arthur
Labour
Mamillon
Spooner
Daviea
Tawarre
Legislative Assembly
Australian Iron and Steel| Co. Ltd
Port Kembla
Vaad & Mac
Amerémant Bi
Gavetn
Aswerebly
Bruner
Italian Encounter Trouble In London Report
Fragmented OCR reads about Italians in London and an interview with a Chronicle correspondent. Mentions names and a theater scene, with garbled phrases about occupation and protests. Details are unclear but point to a London story with Italian visitors or residents and a reporting mix.
Prosecution Debate Amid Sanctions and Italian Journalists
A Langue Assembly session debated government bans, with protagonsits planning expulsion from Britain for certain Italian journalists. Canada warned that continued ineffective economic measures fail to meet objectives and would not bind it to any military actions without parliamentary approval. Latvia urged all sanctions, including military, to be mandatory, while South Africa supported maintaining sanctions. the debate reflected tensions over Italian aggression and Covenant compliance.
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Omneva
Teswine
Geaind
Ses Ae
Langue Assembly
Thay
Bwiteerland
Dural
Canada
M. Latvinos
Rumia
Victoria's Keystone Police Comedy in Melbourne Assembly
Reports from the Legislative Assembly recount a Melbourne press and police chase involving journalists and patrol cars. The scene featured jokes about police protection, car chases to Heidelberg, and a noted tension between journalists and Chief Commissioner of Police Thomas Blamey amid Brophy shooting questions.
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McKenzie
Police
Thomas Blamey
Thomas Binmay
Brophy
Wool Tax Alterations Aimed at Easing Compliance
A report from the Australian Wool Board outlines minor amendments to wool tax legislation to reduce inconvenience for the wool trade. The changes seek to set tax per bag and per wool received, including dead wool, and apply whether from wool brokers or manufacturers using wool in business. The conference discussed ensuring the new scheme aligns with existing law and minimizes enforcement costs.
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Hon
Australian Wool Board
Aimendmante
Vale
Sydney
Thuretay
Renlan
Unclear labor daily shareholding report fragment
A fragmented labor daily item discusses unions, exemptions, and a shipment context with garbled references to a mathon from inet and a Teeatlon Day ban. The readable bits mention unions and exemptions amid a chaotic line of terms and missing names.
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Brober
Sewer Asilacturer
Inet
Asin Teat
Wimbledon Final Set As Perry Faces Von Cramm
Perry and Von Cramm advance to the Wimbledon singles final after victories over Budge and Austrians. Von Cramm shows late control after initial errors, Perry powers to the net with strong volleying. Australians watch from the stands as European contenders sharpen for Friday and Saturday matches amid changing travel plans.
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London
Perry
von Cramm
Budge
Austria
Daily Telegraph
von Cramen
New Zealand Leaders Seek Rate Cuts in London Talks
New Zealand Prime Minister Savage and Finance Minister Nash plan to travel to London to press for reduced interest rates on loans amid market turmoil. Local NZ stocks fell two to three points as prices moved unpredictably, prompting concern over credit signals and regional economic stability.
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Zealand
Mr. Savage
Mr. Nash
London
New Zealand
Prices Rise as Wages Push Up Costs in New Zealand
The report notes higher wage costs in New Zealand across several industries, with some areas seeing up to a 30 percent rise. A large Wool blend company claims wage increases total 696,000 in eight years and warns of potential bankruptcy without price adjustments. An ER manager compares price controls to Canute halting the tide, signaling a broad push to stem rising prices.
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Batt
Ers Manage
Savage
Canute
American drought weighs on Washington weather notes
Fragmentary OCR reports a drought context in Washington with scattered weather terms and partial references to temperatures and agricultural conditions. Names, dates, and locations are incomplete, yielding a vague overview of climate pressures and impact on farming.
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