Wheat Negotiations Face Breakup Amid Danubian Russian Snags
Readings from the Wheat Conference indicate a likely breakdown of talks on Danubian exports and Soviet imports as experts wrestle with Russia’s lower export figures. Prices rise in Chicago while discussions hinge on price, quotas, and joint export plans among Danubian states, Russia, and other major exporters.
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M. Kissin
Rise in Winnipeg Grain Markets Sparks Wheat Futures Rally
Winnipeg traders saw a dollar wheat become a reality on the grain exchange as futures rose 11 to 2 cents amid market activity Saturday. The shift marks a three year milestone in price movement and reflects broader demand and supply signals shaping the prairie grain trade.
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Swift advance in Chicago sharp rise in wheat futures
Chicago wheat futures surged as traders chased gains with July nearest at 118 1 4, September 118, December 118, and nearby gains near 124 in a volatile session. Market observers noted a rapid run higher despite uncertain demand and export news.
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Australian graziers warn against forced exchange rate changes
Exchange leaders claim the Federal Government may force down exchange rates, risking longer recovery for the pastoral sector. Graziers' Association President Mr Walker says such moves show government out of touch with primary producers and would harm wool growers already hurt by prior losses and delayed price benefits.
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Wild Scenes in Dail Endurance Sitting Over 273 Hours
The Irish government forced a 27 hour continuous Sitting in the Dail to push the callmates and appropriation bill amid gagging and repeated division bells. Protests by Mulcahy Byrne Mincha and Breen sparked heated exchanges as order was restored. De Valera urged patience for talks with Britain while demanding Irish unity and withdrawal of invaders.
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New Zealand Runner Sets Mile World Record at Cambridge Oxford Meet
John Lovelock of New Zealand shattered the mile world mark at Palmer Stadium during the Cambridge versus Oxford Universities meet. He clocked 4.2 6 seconds, erasing the 1931 Paria record of 4.915, and stood among the era’s top milers representing Oxford University.
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World Conference may reconvene in Washington next year
The report notes ongoing flux in commissions five weeks into the event. Wheat restriction talks may enter World Conference scope while sugar wine and tin and silver schemes see limited progress. An observer role persists on tin and silver. Financial reconstruction calls for central bank creation to support an international gold standard. The Conference may adjourn July 27 with periodic subcommittee meetings and a possible Washington reassembly in a few months.
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Australia Out As Davis Cup Eliminated In Wimbledon Tie
England defeated Australia three rubbers to two at Wimbledon to win the 1933 Davis Cup tie. Austin beat McGrath in straight sets, Crawford defeated Lee, and England clinched the decisive victory after Perry withdrew with a shoulder issue. Crowd peaked at about 16 000 in warm weather.
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British Tribute to Australians
In London on Saturday Mr. Roper Barrett announced the team would be unchanged against America. He praised the 17 year old youth bearing heavy duty, and said the present squad has done better than any touring Australians since 1925 though the doubles failure made loss of the zone fing practically inevitable.
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America
Yarrowlumla Shire Elects N H Smith to Casual Vacancy
From Queanbeyan correspondent the Yarrowlumla Shire filled an extraordinary vacancy. N H Smith won the seat, with H Parkiner a runner up. The poll occurred on Saturday, declaration due at 12 noon, turnout 60 percent of ratepayers. Ballot count 660. 377 returned. Gerald O’Hanion was returning officer. L K Eyans officiated.
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Gandhi refuses interview with Viceroy amid disobedience push
In Calcutta, reports say the Cabinet will reject Gandhi's request for a meeting with the Viceroy who is currently indisposed. Officials foresee swift action if the disobedience campaign is endorsed, with Gandhi and allies potentially jailed by month’s end. Gandhi stated at a Congress meeting he would seek a negotiated settlement but not withdraw the civil disobedience campaign unconditionally.
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Congress
Four Power Pact Signed in Rome by Mussolini
In Rome on Saturday Signor Mussolini and the ambassadors of Britain Germany and France signed the Four Power Pact. The agreement formalizes cooperation among the four powers in international affairs.
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Mussolini
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France
Gandhi urges continued movement and appeals for settlement
Gandhi says the movement should persist even with a single honest worker, sending a note to the Earl of Willingdon for an interview. He defends disobedience and warns withdrawal is surrender, shocking government circles amid Congress demands to end the campaign. The disobedience may resume after the suspension ends July 31 if no interview is granted.
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Australian Davis Cup Team Faces Europe Tour Doubts
The team, with three players new to Europe, struggles for a strong singles partner after Crawford’s brilliance. McGrath underperformed abroad except on hard courts. Turnbull is underused. The squad faces many invites, a canceled match with Austria, and a late departure for New York on August 8.
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New York
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Train smash derails three carriages on Blue Mountains
A rail disaster on the Blue Mountains derailed three carriages while passengers endured shock and confusion. Emergency crews hurried to the scene as officials investigated causes and potential injuries among travelers from the affected services.
Derailment Near Lithgow Believed From Broken Rail
A NSW train from Nyngan to Sydney derailed early today between Lithgow and Mount Victoria after a broken rail. No injuries were reported though about 140 passengers faced shocks and delays. the line was restored by 7 am and a rail fragment was sent to Sydney for examination.
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Australia Wins Speedway Test at Manchester
In the second speedway test at Manchester Australia defeated England 66 to 61 in front of 35 000 spectators. The result underscores a strong Australian performance in an international event.
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London
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England
German laws target foreigners with Nazi salute decree
Berlin reports 19 new laws by the Hitler government aimed at foreigners and exiles, including compulsory Nazi salutes during the national anthem and possible revocation of citizenship. Targets include Jews and political opponents abroad, with enforcement via concentration camps and asset forfeiture.
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Manager Defends Selection After Davia Cup Effort
Selection manager Mr Youdale defends team choices after Australia tour. He praises the players for their splendid effort in the Davia Cup and notes criticism would come no matter which players were picked. He says decisions were made to give the best chance and that only those close to the team understand the difficulty of choosing.
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Youdale
Avatolian Treas Association
Australia
World record solo flight from New York to Berlin in one hop
Wiley Post took off at 4.10 this morning and completed a solo flight to Berlin in 254 hours from New York. He passed Newfoundland, crossed the Atlantic and landed in Berlin at 11.55 a.m. He then left at 2.10 p.m. for Novosibirsk to continue the journey.
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Royal Canberra Golf Club four ball winners named
The Royal Canberra Golf Club held a four ball best ball event on Saturday. Winners were R. Newman and H. FB. James with 4 up. Other notable pairings finished as listed, including several 2 up and 2 down results among teams such as C. R. Bweetham with C. R. Mulhearn and FF. MacDiarmid with J. Fletcher.
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