Reparation Moratorium Prolonged at Lausanne Talks
At Lausanne a three year moratorium on reparations is reported agreed by France Britain and Italy with Germany. Final German contribution valued at £200000000 anticipated while nations prepare terms for final settlement. Herr von Papen expected to respond Sunday on proposed payment marked as contributions to a European reconstruction fund.
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Premiers Meet in Sydney to Continue Conference Talks
Premier Lyson with secretary Mardin leaves Canberra for Sydney to join premiers from states at Parliament House for talks with the Commonwealth and banking officials. He denied urging postponement to address national economic policy concerns and said initial discussions will proceed in Sydney with state cabinets consulted before commitments.
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British Conversion Loan Success Spurs Markets
London reports a spectacular response to a vast British conversion loan scheme. The gilt edged market boomed with high activity as 2,000 conversion applications arrived and gains of over 100,000 were noted in gilt prices. Foreign borrowers benefited, with Australia and China raising credit through the government action.
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British Conquest Of Low Mood Open T8W Gays RETA
Fragmentary report from London Sunday Press on financial markets and monetary policy. Notes unnamed bankers and editors debating cheap money, bank schemes, and debt acceptance amid a cautious outlook for securities and commodities. Limited readable phrases mention a conversion, a half billion pound figure, and regulatory concerns.
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Japan Faces Severe Storm Toll With Flooding Near Tokyo
A powerful storm drenched Japan and caused widespread flooding around Tokyo. Heavy rain cut rail links and submerged low areas, with numerous deaths and thousands displaced as roads and bridges were overwhelmed by rising waters.
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Tokio
Japan
Bika
Kawaucht
Ex-King Manuel Sudden Death Shocks Horturaly Faculty
Ex King Manuel of Horturaly faculty at Twickenham in the Bree fair suddenly died after a troubled day. He collapsed at Wimbledon venue and woke before a doctor ordered bed rest. A breathing trouble led to a fatal heart attack before medical help could reach him.
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King Manuel
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French Budget Deficit Totals 81 Million Deficit
The report outlines a large deficit in the French budget with 81 million deficit noted amid discussions of military and civil service expenditures. Government aims to adjust outlays and reduce parliamentary majorities rather than raise revenue, with emphasis on treasury strengthening and cost reductions across ministries. The figures reference army navy air force, civil service, and wartime pensions expectations.
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Ham
Navy
Tour de Canberra Results With Widespread Falls
The Tour de Canberra event ended with multiple riders suffering mishaps on a steep descent. Moore and Ey Mull led early, then fell back as Hatpaoy and Fallon moved up. Official reports note several retirements and a medalist tie after a hazardous course with numerous crashes.
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Dackwen G'sullivan
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Thaw
Wart
Eveard
Lang Weer
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Lindbergh Case Sentence in Kidnapping Aids Trial
In Flemington Nd SaraRay and Masten Curis of Noefalls face trial for aiding kidnappers in the Lindbergh baby case and hindering their capture The case centers on alleged assistance given to the kidnapper and efforts to prevent the arrest.
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Flemington
Sarraay
Masten Curis
State Shipping Blamed for Bad Conditions
A London report blames state aided ships for abnormal trade conditions and urges Ottawa and Empire governments to act. It calls for panels to craft plans to lay up or scrap imperial tonnage and warns against flag discrimination by foreign powers.
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Irish Reprisals Threat Put on Labour Leader
Irish political debate centers on Mr Norton of the Labour party warning that Britain may face Irish resistance if tariffs are used. De Valera’s stance remains cautious, with an offer to arbitrate said to be rejected. The Dail expected to reject Senate oaths amendments and deny an early election. A New York cable notes Britain’s economic pressure, while Irish-Americans plan boycotts of British goods and shipping.
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United States
Rews
Igwurance
Roosevelt Accepts Democratic Nomination in 1930s Speech
Roosevelt outlines an intensive campaign on economic issues including farm purchasing power, reduced government expenditures, tariff adjustments, and a self sustaining public works program. He calls for reafforestation to employ up to one million men and urges government action to buy farm surpluses to reduce prices.
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Eranklin Oosevelt
Halle
Armeramme
Butcher Robbed in Queanbeyan Park Incident
A man working as a butcher was robbed in Queanbeyan Park after being approached in darkness. The thief struck from behind and fled before authorities arrived, with no injuries reported but valuables taken. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
Robbery and assault report from Queanbeyan
From Our Queanbeyan Correspondent a man was robbed and assaulted in a public place. He sustained injuries and a bystander pursued the attacker who fled, leaving the victim shocked and bearing wounds. A rough account mentions monetary loss and subsequent observations by witnesses.
Communal Riots Wayne Calcutta Amid Religious Clashes
Riots in Calcutta featured mob attacks on a morgue and funeral stonings by Hindus amid processions, with Muslims carrying the dead through Hindu quarters inciting further violence. Police fired to quell the frenzied mob as authorities considered military intervention to restore order.
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Bundy
Bouibay
Premier Stevens Discusses Deficit and National Policy
In a to-night statement Premier Stevens defends NSW and national finances. He stresses public expenditure restraint to curb deficits, seeks revenue increases without tax hikes, and urges support for exporting industries while praising the Premier’s Plan of 1981 for saving Australia from deeper deficits.
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Sydney
Stevens
New South Wales
Mike
Ate
Australia
Canada and Cotton Duties Debate Narrowly T
In a reply to a 104 demand by the writin cotton industry the Canadian government faces pressure to reduce duties. The industry warns that any further concession could jeopardize Canada’s cotton trade and related sectors while arguing for protective measures.
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Grrawa, Paward
Writinn Cotton
Heian
New Director for Geneva Labour Group Appointed
Rathday announces Teresford Tatler as the new director of the International Labour Organization in Geneva. He succeeds the late Mr Thomas in leading the institute’s regional program and labor research initiatives.
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J K Williams Wins Canberra Golf Club Medal
A field of 70 players contested the Canberra Golf Club medal event on Saturday. J K Williams won the A Grade medal with a net total near 40, while Newryan men posted strong scores in the MM grade and several competitors posted notable rounds.
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World Champion Vines Invincible At Wimbledon
World champion Vines dominates at Wimbledon in the final rounds, outclassing Austin and delivering a commanding performance. British hopes falter as the French pair Borotra and Brugnon rally to win the doubles after trailing two sets to one, with Ryan and teams contending in mixed doubles.
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Garran Named Neutral Chair of Anglo Indian Tribunal
Sir Robert Garran has accepted a neutral chair in a tribunal to arbitrate divisions between the Imperial and Indian governments. The decision, announced in Sydney, places him in London in October to oversee the matter, with his Canberra return anticipated soon.
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Nationalist Candidate Wins Queensland Seat in Tight Election
In Hamiltonshire, Nationalist nominee Mr Russell secured victory amid a hotly contested race that risked the death of any candidate. The tally listed Rose Bett from Nationality and others from Labour and an independent party, with Trottner also in the field.
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Australia crushes Canada by ten wickets in opener
Australia won the first test against Canada by ten wickets, chasing 65 with ease as McCabe starred with bat and ball. Canada was skittled for 94 in the first innings, then 194 in the second, before the tourists reached the target with 2,500 spectators watching. McCabe finished the match 45 and helped seal the win with eight wickets across innings.
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Jn Loa Fuk Paay
Suitor’s Revenge In Bridal Chamber Reported In Warsaw
A disorderly report from Warsaw describes a troubled suitor’s attempt to disrupt a honeymoon, detailing poverty driven motives and a confrontation in a bridal setting. The account mentions a pursuing figure and a disturbance during the couple’s private moment, reflecting violent disruption of domestic happiness.
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Raturday
Oustor
Rebelle
Italy's Olympic Team Departs for Games in Blue Uniforms
Rome reports Italy's Olympic team leaving for the games with the squad in blue attire. Signor Musanlini exhorts national pride as athletes travel under guard and even bring their own cooks to ensure proper meals.
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Musanlini
YWCA Bridge Party Planned For Tomorrow Afternoon
The YWCA will host a bridge party for 1933 tomorrow afternoon welcoming non bridge players to afternoon tea. Mixed time will be contributed to Mrs Cahill and board members of the YWCA with J C McLaren and K Obron listed among organizers.
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J.C. McLaren
K Obron
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