World Conference Committees Seek Useful Employment Reports
London reports select World Economic Conference sub committees prepared lists of study subjects for the Bureau. The Bureau will meet Monday to review conference activities and receive recommendations on arts and present business. discussions cover monetary policy and price levels amid global talks with Europe.
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World Economic Conference
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Wubr
Mvern
Sanlim
Hemstad
Neville Chametide
Anglo-Russia trade talks resume amid varied positions
In London on Saturday negotiations for a new Anglo-Soviet trade agreement proceed with proposals from Romania and France on non monetary topics. Delegates clash over production conditions, labor rights, and measures to reduce unemployment, while committees plan sub-committee work on marketing, timber, wine, and metals and seek unity among Danubian producers.
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India
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Australia
Resolution Recommiending. & Company
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Nazi Boast Says Democracy Vanished From Germany
In a fragmentary broadcast line, a Nazi booster claims democracy has disappeared from Germany, with unclear attribution and missing context. The garbled text shows a period of propaganda rhetoric without reliable details or sources.
Goering outlines new Prussian State Council structure
Berlin reports Captain Goering announces a new Prussian State Council constitution replacing the old body with a secretive 50-member cabinet including Nasi Storm Troops representatives and church and industry figures. He claims rule from above downward, rejects democratic majority, and asserts a leadership principle. The piece notes a death sentence for a Jewish doctor and raids targeting Jewish professionals.
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War Memorial Programme for Current Year Concordat News
An item notes a war memorial programme for the current year, with Concordat news and a report that anti Catholic acts were rescinded. The piece mentions Jaitler and states that whole foundations are to be completed.
Commonwealth to move Australian War Memorial exhibits to Canberra
The government plans to transfer exhibits and war records to Canberra saving £5000 yearly. First excavatIon stage costs about £80,000 with £30,000 from a Trust Fund and £23,000 later funds. Balance from the Memorial Fund and Commonwealth. Work to cover essential foundations and galleries now, with decorative facings and halls postponed until funds allow.
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Mr. Yong
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Dean of Canterbury proposes Japan based colonisation plan
The Dean of Canterbury suggested transferring a portion of Australia to Japan for colonisation to ease overpopulation and avoid leaving land unused. Australian officials rejected the idea as unthinkable and contrary to policy, noting Australia is largely unsuitable for white settlement.
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Japan
Australia
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Daily’ Express
Missing Flyer Found in Remote Siberian Village
A damaged Soviet report notes a missing flyer and a forced landing by James Mattern near Anadir in far northwestern Siberia. He allegedly survived the forest crash with assistance from a Soviet Frontier Guard and awaits a replacement engine after the old unit was wrecked.
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Moscow
Batarany
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Anadir
Biberia
Mattern
Soviet Frontier Guarda
Australian experts weigh vine proposals amid noninvolvement
Mr. Pike’s negative was reported by Mr. Bruce noting that mattermands claim Australia is not yet involved in the vine proposals. Experts are currently considering the plans in Australia with attention to potential implications and future participation.
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Pike
Bruce
Policy view on future conference outlines economic factors
American policy maker von Don Batlintay Cordall Hull comments on the World Economic Conference. He asserts the current question can be addressed by examining price levels, credit, policies, debt, prohibitions, and other practices that breed war. He says statesmanship is not exhausted without thorough analysis.
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Batlintay
Cordall Hull
Australian Wines Trade Criticized in Monthly Circular
Australie's business method drew sharp critique in the Southard Company's monthly circular. It warns that production and pricing are mismanaged, leading to inconsistent quality and unprofitable business for producers and distributors. The piece cautions that overly cheap wine risks damaging Australian prestige and aiding South African competition.
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London
Austratie
Southard Company
South Africa
Communal Riots Erupt Across India and Karachi
Reports from Calcutta and Karachi describe fresh outbreaks of communal riots amid religious tension. Eyewitness accounts cite mobs clashing near mosques, with casualties and fear spreading as authorities deploy forces to restore order.
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Karachi
Masa
Haynie
Mileius
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Haas
Enhanland
Trong
Mane
Fearange
Seven nations form fund to defend gold currencies
A Paris conference of seven European central banks agreed on a common fund to defend gold standard currencies. The plan, to run five days, aims to guard exchange markets against speculative attacks and bolster confidence in the gold standard’s stability. Representatives from France, Holland, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, and Austria-Hungary attended and announced the fund would be active from mid month.
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Trance
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Switserland
Italy
Wolgtum
Aolaid
Cordia
New Zealand Loans Struck Off London Share List
An intimation that coupons paid earlier to the year on Auckland debentures come under New Zealand Act. London authorities consider colonial market issues. quotations removed from the official list of the stock exchange. Dealers foresee stronger measures if questions remain unresolved. The irregularities are damaging New Zealand credit and prompt government action.
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London
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Music Examiners Visit to Canberra by Wilfred Ariom and Cyril Monk
The Australian Music Examinations Board examiners Wilfred Ariom planist and Cyril Monk violinist will visit Canberra on Tuesday July 14. They will give a demonstration recital at the Albert Hall from 4 to 6 pm. The visit aims to interest teachers and pupils with no charges for admission, and will be of particular interest to all music teachers and pupils.
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Queanbeyan Blues Triumph Over Canberra In Massy Cup Clash
In a fierce Queanbeyan Showground match Canberra lost 8 to 3 as Queanbeyan Blues staged a splendid comeback. Canberra suffered an early injury to Jack Beadman, bruising the battle with strong scrums and 15 Canberra penalties to 9 for the Blues. Gribble scored the sole Canberra try, while Grime and Hawke influenced the forward and back play. Queanbeyan’s defence and cohesion secured the win with standout performances from Swan, Rowley, Norton, and Gale who opened the scoring.
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Brisk Kickoff Sparks Early Canberra Narrow Loss
Bladen was penalised within two minutes for tackling Rowley after a kicked bat as Norton struck with a drop goal opening the scoring for Queanbeyan at 2 0. Canberra faced penalties for tackling breaches while Rhumack failed to convert a pat ally. Speering B Hawke and Grindle moved play forward as Gumley made strong tackles on Harrington. Moore starred in a passing sequence, continuing on Vago 3.
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American player wins British Open in St Andrews replay
Aenamora Schute of the United States captured the British Open Golf Championship at St Andrews after a playoff with Craig Wood. The final ended 202 to 202, with Schute prevailing in the replay by 14 to 54 after the tied finish.
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United States
St. Andrews
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D. Shute
Craig Wood
Amar
Ted
Wallabies Overpowered in Capetown Test
Capetown crowds of about 20 000 watched South Africa defeat Australia 17 to 3 in the first rugby union test. The ground was fast and sunny with a light wind as South Africa led at half time and maintained pressure throughout the match.
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South Africa
Australia
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Nemand
Tom Wan
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Railway Accident at South African Station Stuns Locals
A garbled report describes a railway accident during shunting at South African station. Players Stemmell and Moore are mentioned amid disjointed notes of a football match and a penalty kick. Hospitalization followed for Moore, with others noted as being injured or involved.
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Turney Tris
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Moore
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Moore Wee
Wimbledon Ends as France Wins Men’s Doubles
Wimbledon closed after fine weather with several finals. In men’s doubles France’s Perotta and Brugnon defeated Wegene Sabapn. women’s singles saw Mrs Moody of America beat Mine Round. women’s doubles went to Alfie Mathieu and Miss Ryan over James and York. Mixed doubles results listed.
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Inal
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Mathieu
Ryan Beet
Mion James
York
Gill
Perotta
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