Bank Board Expands Aid for Deficit Financing in Australia
Reports from the erS Conference indicate discussions on external loans and increased Bank Board financial backing beyond prior limits. Prime Minister Lyons and Sir Robert Gibson led finance talks, with states seeking reduced budget demands and a cautious path to stabilizing employment while weighing market impact on London. The outcome depends on Commonwealth and state positions, with a likely conclusion tomorrow.
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Bydney
Weedueeday
Ers
Mr. Lyons
Robert Gibson
Australia
Krtty
Commonwealth
Sir Hubert Gibson
St Wie
Robert Gibeon
New South Walon
Robert Glhsan Mlinard
Ax Wetook
Robert Giron
Liberals Face Critical Bombay Meeting in Political Shift
In Calcutta the mood shifts as Liberals plan a Bombay gathering to decide their stance. The House of Commons debate on Sir Samuel Hoare's statement may shape policy with concern that Liberal cooperation could turn hostile toward the government.
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Calcutta
Weaneasay
Bombay
Satunday
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
CREDIT RISING Australia on Way to Recovery
An optimistic report from Australia cites Premier of South Australia and Sir Robert Gibson encouraging progress toward recovery. The Premier reportedly outlined a difference with the Commonwealth Back Board and conveyed hope for a brighter future for the nation.
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Australia
Bydney
South Australia
Mmn
Whinicbaen Wiven
Tua Ronse Hay Story Wilson
Hill
Commonwealth
Ir Robert Gibson
Lightning Lays Skull Open in Vienna Tragedy
A chaotic scene in Vienna follows a dramatic lightning strike that fractures a skull and leaves one man fatally injured. The event occurs during a violent term as officials scramble to manage the crisis and its political echoes for days afterward.
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Vienna
Ferdinand Dienet
Financial crisis dominates Irish questions in British cabinet
Correspondents report that arbitration debates and Ireland financial matters dominate the day. The British Cabinet contends with Mrs de Valera's latest demands while plans for upcoming financial measures and Irish state duties unfold amid ongoing Dublin crisis reporting.
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London
Wemenday
Dulin
Nie
Artitide
Sun Ge
de Vulurwa
Ireland Awaits Fate of Arbitration Terms
A scrambled report notes Ireland faces uncertain arbitration terms. The text references Ireland and potential talks, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a stalled or pending diplomatic process. The fragment mentions a person connected to Ireland and possible discussions with another nation.
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Ireland
Reparations Talks Drag On Amid War Guilt Debate
Mediation with SucDonald Avent fails to break deadlock as allies and German officials push for recognition of war guilt and terms of reparations. Reports say France delivered proposals while discussions touch the scope of the war guilt clause and the excision from the Versailles Treaty. Herriot, Von Papen, and Herron present, with figures cited around 130 million to 200 million pounds in proposed payments.
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Lausanne
SucDonald
Ani Fin AL
Herriot
Herr von Papen
Mrancy
Gorman
Jncrouw
Munta
M. Herriotta
Koni
Muanida
Germany
Merr von Panen
M. Herriat
Search for Work Aims to Place Men in Factory Jobs
The Minister for Value Mr Cunningham orders factory inspectors to canvass all Autropolitan area proprietors to assess employment readiness. About 4,000 factories exist in the metro area and inspectors compete to report the largest number of positions filled daily.
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Bydney
Valuue
Cunningham
Canvess
Airy
Heaid
Mysterious Sydney Poison Death Mystery Unsolved
In Sydney a woman named Florence Thorne died under puzzling circumstances after ingesting substances found near her home. Investigators found no clear suicide motive or poison chain. whispers linked with a powder and a chemist could not confirm intent. Detectives pursue leads as German talks aim at a settlement.
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Lausanne
Harriet
Germany
AtacHonalds
Sydney
Shia Nuure
Wuimerd Torathy
Florence Thorne
MayPonald
Convernal
Seilite Howser
Wwe Nu Wai
Mra
Thorne
Mia
India
Mea. Thorne
German airmen arrive at Wyndham amid privation and rescue
German airmen Mans Bertram and Adolph Kraummann reached Wyndham after a perilous voyage. Reports say Kraummann is seriously ill while Bertram’s survival was aided by Bertram’s stamina. A rainstorm flooded parts of the wrecked aircraft and one compartment held water as rescuers worked aboard.
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Krausmann
Wyndham — Hospital
Wyndham
Ayers
Izam
Milla Gineer
Rhettan
Te Maken Mga and Mall
Sinrabal Mala
Bertram
Mans Bertram
Adolph Kraummann
Congress Resumes Stormy Prohibition Session
Congress returns for a tense session as Prohibition battles spill into the agenda. The Democratic platform fuels wet campaigns while Sen Barber seeks repeal of the Eighth Amendment amid partisan rifts and stalled relief hopes.
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Waslington
Vinmetnienty
Aola
Hunver Plank Bo
Imad
Fragmented report on political tension and unrest
The text outlines gunfire at a plane and bullet holes found in an aircraft, followed by a chaotic political scene. It mentions veterans encamped in the city, demands for payment, threats against a congressman, currency expansion debates, and dire economic strains amid international war pressures.
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Iowa
Witermet
ARS Healthe
Amerie
Airmen Lose Way Early In Transatlantic Flight
Reports say two airmen from New York bound for Europe became lost soon after takeoff. They veered southeast toward the coast, then headed toward Harbour Grace before turning south. After hours in fog, they landed near Harbour Grace, hoping to reach Iceland, Europe, and the North Pacific routes.
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John
Tuenday
Tosday
Ube
Mirien
Janes Mujiven
Kennett Grin
Cape Frevie
Harbour Grace
Witte
Cannes
McAmasre
Hierbauy
Grace
New York Mallorn
Crimp
Teeland
Eiopa
Hiberia
Atusha
Federal Surplus Hits 21 312 005 in Tax Revenue
The Prime Minister announced the Commonwealth ended June 30 with a tax surplus of 1 312 000 pounds, beating the 1 150 000 pound deficit forecast after reliefs. Income tax exceeded estimates by 9 600 000 pounds, with actual receipts 18 480 000 pounds versus 9 820 000 planned. The extra funds were slated to support duties deferred in the 1984 38 period.
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Byoney
Mr. Lyons
Commonwealth
Hoover Mora
N Z Collieries To Be Manned With Free Labour
Wellington reports that Waikato collieries will be opened for free labour after miners rejected the owners wage offer. Employers warn that workers who fail to report for duties will be deemed to have resigned their employment.
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Wellington
N.Z
Waikato
Willie
Aucklamt
Hardship in Mining Towns Deepens Economic Strain
A damaged report outlines growing hardship in mining communities as workers face continued wage loss and thin livelihoods. Families anticipate further insecurity as unions warn of fading support and local shops struggle to survive amid reduced demand and rising costs.
Arrival Over Ireland by Round the World Flyers
The round the world flyers Grif fn and Mattern passed Donegal, Ireland on Wednesday at 0.35 in the morning as they continued their global route.
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London
Wednesdas
Griffn and
Mattern
Donegal
Stormy Seals Forecast for New South Wales Coast
Weather bulletin warns of strong, shifting winds along the coast with a brief storm threat. Expect a freshening southerly turn toward evening, with northwest gusts across higher elevations and possible low coastal seas later.
Meat trade worries over neglect in London report
A London based trade view says Australia and New Zealand interests face neglect amid shipping and market concerns. The article notes cancellations and shifts affecting importers and observers, with emphasis on veterinary and maritime matters in the Australasian trade network.
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London
Australia
Alogars
McCann
Haywood
New Zealand
Renoyentatnar
Jury System Flaws Highlighted In Northern Territory Debate
In Darwin a year before Aly Court, defects in the jury system were demonstrated amid Minister Parkhill’s visit. He discussed potential reforms as the government weighs changes to jury practices across Australia, awaiting his return to Canberra.
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Darwin
Northern Territory
Aly Court
Parkhill
Iin
Australia
Canberra
Sydney Observatory Dispute Over Funding Basis
The Sydney Observatory debate centers on whether to suspend operations unless its work can be demonstrated as essential and financially efficient. Respondents from Franklin University and scientific societies urged continued activity only if measurable value justifies funding.
German thanks to Commonwealth and allies
The German government and official circles express gratitude to the Commonwealth for sustained efforts toward improving Franco-German relations. The piece notes indefatigable work and hopes for closer cooperation with South American allies.
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Commonwealth
Woman Perjury Charge At Central Court
A woman facing a perjury charge at Central Court blames a solicitor for pressuring her to deny statements. The case centers on alleged false testimony linked to domestic duties and wartime context. Proceedings focus on the solicitor’s advice and her subsequent commitment to trial.
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Aydniy
Ann Jane Ginith
Central Court
Teddy
Pollen
Fae
Tor Uru
Britain Leads Post War Stability In Industry Report
A Toronto report from Turnsley cites the Royal Bank of Canada summary noting Britain’s postwar industrial production showing greater stability than before. It mentions the Index of industrial motivation rising from 124 to 68 in earlier lows and discusses effects of world price shifts on export demand and mining output.
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Toronto
Turnsley
Britain
Troyal Bank of Canada
Indvatrin
Bivins
Pee Pent
Deputation Talks With Public Service Unions Rejected
A summary of a Canberra briefing reports that Mr James V Dwyer says a deputation from the Public Service unions was refused entry to the Prime Minister's office. The planners conference would not meet the delegation, citing precedent and government concerns. A Attorney General Senator Metsu Hind and others were said to be involved in the discussions to avoid damaging government relations.
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Memreunint
Hromiers
Commonwealth
Hank Floard
Ir Hebert Giveon
Australia
Rui Lindor
James V. Dwyer
Phbie Berglen
Stinieley Adyssife
Federal Public Service
MHJ
Mir
Rangointiog
Money Words Fraud Case In Western Australia
sensational allegations allege fraud by Theodore Ernest Cooke Western Australia chief electoral officer accused of manipulating drawings for a fortnightly competition The schemes involved the Money Words and Mirror newspapers and prize draws ending June 17 A related winner is John McEWHN Humble a relative of Cooke The case centers on alleged use of trickery and illicit influence in prize selection
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Perth
Weinening
Theodore Ernest Cooke
Pmilirt
Western Australia
Jan
Cooke
John McEwhn Humble
Cok
Hieiene Fortara
World Service Notice on Rights and Verification
A terse notice states that verification and rights to a world service item apply to Australia and New Zealand. It mentions official publication and retention of all rights, with emphasis on recognition of source and territorial scope.
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Reuter
World Service
Arena Intalligenos
Trerain
Australia
Nave Eealand
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