World Economic Conference faces possible early end
London reports say the World Economic Conference may be adjourned sine die if no new proposal is offered by President Roosevelt. Ramsay MacDonald convened a Bureau meeting as sub committees falter. Italy and France with Italy delaying, while central banks press for currency stability to back global recovery and social progress.
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Elt
Ramsay MacDonald
Maby
Biridah
Dally Teleyragh
Tyhay
Pha Daily Herald
Carl A Ty Enor
Sant
Toad de Ganges
Comatons
Ely Jadegnten
Italy
France
Molelim
Ihe Nutherlanda
Poland
Witaerrand
Ottawa results increased demand for British goods
Speech by Mr Thomas of the Dominions Secretary at the Empire Chambers of Commerce Congress urged British businessmen to uphold the Ottawa spirit and avoid bargains that undermine Empire products. He warned that failure at the World Conference could spark disillusionment and even revolutionary responses if workers feel betrayed.
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London
Dominions
J. H. Thomas
Empire Chambers of Commerce Congres
Ottawa
Britain
Empire
Mc Thoman
NO CONCESSION FOR STABILISATION
Washington dispatch reports Cabinet in three hour session failed to promise further efforts to stabilise currency after economic conference. Administration attitudes lean toward no compromise on stabilization while accepting possible policy shifts in response to global pressures.
Unenforceable U S Delegation Roasts Roosevelt in London
An immature, fragmented report notes the American delegation in London condemning President Roosevelt as repudiated. It accuses the president of undermining their position and hints at proposing a new policy framework tied to gold standard restoration and reform, with a request to Roosevelt for draft permissions.
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Tondon
Underwood
Frank Penning
Reservelt Askine
Pemlutia
Italian Viewpoint on Rome Sees Formace Breakdown
Italian observer in Rome argues that breakdown of the World Conformace would surprise Britain and questions Auticna cooperation. The piece hopes Britain joins in economic revival and political unity within the Four-Power framework.
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Rome
Britain
Clean-Up Effort By Trades Hall Inner Group Executives
The Socialina tion Group plans a special rank and file conference to clean up the Inner Group at Trades Hall. A circular sent to branch secretaries and signed by ALP Secretary J. J. Graves urges unity to thwart attempts to divide the movement. The move follows a rule change that blocks branches from calling a special conference and signals a decisive victory for loyal supporters.
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Sydney
Traden Hall
Rural Leases Delayed As Terms Still Unsettled
At a Saturday meeting of the Ital Lemes Association, members announced new lease terms are not ready. Officials said finalizing would extend beyond June with promises of completion in the near future, amid ongoing uncertainty for lessees in the territory.
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Ital Lemaes’Association
Lin
Fruitless search for missing collier Christina Fraser
There is still no sign of the missing collier Christina Fraser. Tand search parties from Malla-Coola covered substantial ground today but failed to find wreckage. The owner of the vessel is Mr. RW.
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Sydney
Christina Fraser
Malla- Coola
Weusel
Vickers Engineers Released From Prison Travel from Moscow
The Metropolitan Vickers engineers recently freed from prison left Moscow last night and headed toward the Russian frontier in Poland at Stolpce McDonald. During the trial his conduct puzzled many present as he spoke to a Daily Telegraph correspondent while traveling from Btolooe to Warma. He explained why he changed his plea and described the tense hours before the trial.
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London
Metropolitan Vickers Engineers
Moscow
Poland
Stolpce
Councils Plan Action on Municipal Costs in State Sitdown
A large gathering of municipal bodies in Melbourne will convene soon to push for cuts in State and Federal parliamentary costs. Only 18 councils in the state did not accept the invitation to attend.
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Melbourne
Wool Up Twenty Per Cent In London
In London wool prices surged eighteen to twenty percent in early trading as ships faced heavy seas. The report notes competition among sellers and quotes Miller on market expectations. It mentions Willian Macarthur and potential southward voyage delays due to late hours and sea conditions.
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London
Unclear remarks in Commons on embargo and private claims
In a Commons session Mr Anthony Eien stated the Russian embargo aim had been achieved and trade talks would resume where interrupted. He could not guarantee how Lene Goldfields Ltd claims would be treated, with similar issues arising over confiscated private property from British sub-sects, amid hostile crowding and sealed lips.
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Tina
House of Commons
Anthony Eien
Lene Goldfields Ltd
Textile Trade Complaints at Empire Commerce Conference
In London Monday, Mr Harry Dawnon of Bradford voiced British discontent at the Mercantile Empire Commerce meeting. MPs and officials cited Australia and Canada for unfair market access while Australia’s dairy program faced criticism for dumping through bounties.
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London
Harry Dawnon
Hradford
Empire Chai
CD. Gipson
M.P
Australis
Canada
A. E. Heath
Sydney
Ofhson
J. A. Boyd
Australia
T. McPherson
New Zealand
Trade with East Japan Relations Amid Proposals
The Victorian Reform League tent and elokramathe Prime Mintter warn against actions harming Australia’s relations with Japan and neighboring nations. Vice-President Hugerthurn notes producers oppose export of wood and the impact of prohibitive duties on grass imports from the region.
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Melbourne
Victorian Reform League
German scepticism shakes world conference scene
In London amid a tense world conference, Dominion Secretary J H Thoman notes a cruel blow to proceedings. With the Prince of Wales present and Canadian and New Zealand premiers in attendance, leaders discuss a critical impasse while Berlin reports telecoms grimly optimism fades.
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London
Dominions
J. H. Thoman
Nnet
Prince of Wales
Canada
Str
Kennett
New Zealand
Qtr
Forbes
Raponaible Atatorman
Tim Berliner
Loans to Russia finance sales of US goods
The Reconstruction Corporation advanced 4,009,000 dollars to finance the purchase of 80,000 bales of American cotton by Russia. Consideration of further loans could reach 10,000,000 dollars to finance Russian purchases of American machinery, agricultural equipment, and industrial products. Officials indicated imminent diplomatic recognition of the Soviet Union.
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New York
Monaiore
American
Reconstruction Corporation
Russia
Wiley Post Plans Solo Flight for New Record
Round the World Washington reports Wiley Post, who previously circled the globe in nine days with Harold Gally, now charts a Navy Department course for a solo attempt. He aims to fly alone in a single push, with a six day target if possible.
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Washington
Wiley Post
Harold Gally
Navy Department
Australia faces Manchukuo trade threat in Commons debate
In London on Monday the House of Commons discussed Australia’s exposure to Manchukuo formed trade policy. Mr Lambert questioned government ideas on butter and other Australian products facing higher costs and possible competition from Manchukuo and allied producers. The exchange highlighted concerns over market access and the impact on Australian farmers and export industries.
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Shanghai
Australia
Manchukuo
London
Horn of Commons
Lambert
Tominions
Thomas
Commonwealth
Lane Cecorat
Aiinc Ue
Commonwealthy
Teltaiher
Watunball
R. Mee Hentond
Imie Tr Valle
Mr. Lamberti
China
Hharurhal
Austraia
Wimbledon doubles Crawford and McGrath win in heat
In London on Tuesday Crawford and McGrath beat Fletcher Brothers in the Wimbledon men's doubles third round. The Australians, facing Borotra and Brugnon later, were firm but McGrath erred at times. Quist, Turnbull, and Jacobe faced mixed results as others advanced, with uneven play and lively umpire interference noted.
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London
Crawford
McGrath
Fletcher Brothers
Wimbledon
Borotta
Brugnon
Turnbull
Andrews
Stedman
Meet Turnbull
Haten Jacobe
Edman
Umtreliana
Conalye Gamien
Guapite Mlew
Quist
Pire
Bull
Gnelly
Yealanders
Beauita
Mise Jacobs
Jarobseen
Mist Smith
Mra
Willa Moody
Mise Paynt
Borotra
Burrell Wnd Fons
Wimbledon singles chase halts as Satoh prevails
In a Monday play at Wimbledon Crawford faces Satoh after Vines defeated Menzel and Cachet beat Satoh’s rival. Austin fell to Satoh in straight sets on the fast surface while the Japanese proved elusive and clever, though grappling with exhaustion. Hagita and Quint plus Pittman caused a late rally in mixed doubles before quitting.
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Wimbledon
Lure Crawford
Australia
Vines
America
Cachet
France
Katoh
Japan
Menzel
Cachet Btorffen
Satoh
Avatin
Britain
Firstain
Austin
Crawford
Bugilstman
Afti
Satah
Hagitah
Quint
Mre
Pittman
Strong Rise in Wheat Prices Amid Low U S Crop Estimates
Unofficial figures show the 37 year low crop forecast for both bread and winter wheat, sending May futures higher by over six cents as reports from Winsipes and currency gains bolster demand. The market reflects fears of tight supply and the global currency shift, with experts predicting a 320 million bushel yield.
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Chicago
United States
Bath
United Kingdom
America
Draw for Tuesday London schedule and pairings
The draw for today lists Crewford and McGrathy C. O. and H. L. Fletcher at 2 pm. The winner will play Horotte and Brugnea at 7 pm. Quist and Turnbull face Andrews and Stedman at 2 pm.
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London
Crewford
McGrathy C. O
H. L. Fletcher
The
Winera
Horotte
Brugnea
Quist
Turnbull v. Andrews
Stedman
Tariff Talks Stall with Delayed Debate Schedule
The Renate faced slow progress on tariff schedule discussion with an all night sitting expected to finalize items before a Friday recess. Debate centered on Canberra allowance reductions and potential moves by Senator Barnes and Senator Hardy to adjourn for primary producer concerns.
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Renate
Canberra
Barnes
Renstor Hardy
Payne
U.A.P
Work for Dole agitators mobilize in Melbourne
Melbourne agitators press for renewed general strike under the work for the dole banner. Reports say a call-up of workers gathered at Domestic Park and other sites, with a turnout far short of expectations as only a portion of 436 registered workers reported for duties since yesterday.
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Melbourne
Somennes
Dometm Park
Dollar Slump Hits London Market Letters and Losses
An unclear report from London shows a sharp dollar drop amid volatile quotations this morning. Market watchers record mixed movements, with some indices extending declines while others hold steady.
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