Canberra Triumph Over Goulburn In Massy Cup Clash
Canberra defeated Goulburn 14 to 2 in the Massy Cup match as forwards dominated and Harrington starred at full back. Grant Hawke Rourke and Harrington scored for Canberra while Southurn’s Brophehs added a goal. Earlier Queanbeyan beat Cooma AIL Blacks 18 to 19 in the Richardson Cup.
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Dictatorship Likely in Prussia Amid Election Disorder
Berlin reports an election on July 31 shows propaganda and unrest with police unable to keep order. Officials discuss a potential dictatorship as Nazi leaders seek a bigger Diet majority and vows of vengeance surface among opponents, with thousands of youths remembered for past violence.
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Australian conversion outlook widens for NSW loans
The Morning Past notes a major shift in the outlook for converting New South Wales loans. Australian conversion operations may be extended to cover a wide range of Commonwealth and State stocks and are likely to be taken up when the British conversion is completed.
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London
New South Wales
London Debates Fail Over Land Annuity Talks
London reports a failed conference between Mr. de Valera and British Prime Minister MacDonald on land annuity payments. No clear settlement emerged, with officials stressing the dispute remains unresolved and direct negotiations unlikely before June. The British government contends an empire tribunal is not needed and favors an international forum for arbitration.
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Hoover Salary Cut Sparks Monetary Debate Across Nations
Fragmented European and American discussions pivot around President Hoover and wartime finances. Figures like Mr. Curtis and Mr. Maguire are cited amid volatility in pay scales, taxation, and constitutional debates. The piece juxtaposes international leaders such as Hitler and Valera, noting public reaction and concerns over economic policy and preparedness.
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Population growth in Federal Capital Territory tops Australia pace
Acting Commonwealth Statistician Prof Giblin notes rapid pupil growth in the first quarter of the year. Territory population rose by 513 to 9 245, with the largest age increase among all states and the Territory. Western Australia and Tasmania report small gains as cycles shift with seasonal returns. Further figures show varied year on year growth, with South Wales and Victoria among larger per annum increases. The federal territory’s population reached an estimated 6 081 males and 4 261 females at March 31, with the total awaiting official confirmation.
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Victoria
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Congress Rises Deadlock Averts Crisis Over Inflation
Washington reports a ten hour stalemate between the House and Senate over inflation. The Senate victory came as the House accepted the 50 percent Clay Horah amendment enabling Home Loan Bank support, with currency funding for three years amid a 840 per cent bonus plan. The day closed with passage of a 000 million dollar unemployment relief bill and tense bonus army protests ending in arrests.
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London Debates Over Indian Vacancy Amid Government Turmoil
Fragmentary report shows protests by Moligan against Maguire while discussing the vacancy for Lord Irwin. Debate touches on British policy in the Trish Free State and the legality of appointments. Passage notes bill passage by liberal bloc and anticipated Senate action.
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Fear of Civil War Looms in Germany Amid Rising Strife
Berlin correspondent reports growing danger of civil conflict in Germany as Nazi influence intensifies. Bavarian Watch volunteers swell in number, supported by the Bavarian government, while the Brownshirts are increasingly opposed in other regions, signaling a volatile national mood and preparations for potential clashes.
World Conference Moves at Geneva Summit
The British move at Geneva urged the League of Nations Council to convoke a monetary and economic conference. A committee may decide practical measures, with experts to preliminarily examine questions for the conference and draft an annotated agenda. The Council also considers the disposal of the League's expert advisers and asks the International Labour Office to place the needed organization at the commission's service.
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League of Nations
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Ty Tchnings
Heavy British Conversions Estimated at Bank of England
London reports estimate that over one million pounds of value could have been converted at the Bank of England excluding Post Office holdings. The figure suggests a large scale transfer of funds within the British financial system amid ongoing currency adjustments.
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Lis
Bank of England
Post
France to Follow British Lead in September Session
In Paria on Sunday the Government plans a special September session of Parliament to prepare for a wider conversion following a British example, indicating intent to advance related reforms.
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Paria
Ireland Seeks Trade Gains Amid Ottawa Conference Uncertainty
Irish Free State delegation head Sean O Kelly arrived in Ottawa aboard the Laurentid and said Ireland aims for greater intra empire trade. He noted uncertainty at the conference due to collapsed talks between De Valera and BluDonald and stressed economic concerns over political questions.
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Canadian Delegates Travel Across Prairies for Conference
Fragmentary report describes delegates lodging at Lake Louie and Panft for two hours, golfing and swimming. weather delays as rain moved off the eastern Rockies toward Calgary. notes a special train plan to reach prairie delegates before the conference opens with opening speeches by Mr Bruce and Mr Contes.
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British delegates clash at sea amid Bengal turmoil
Report from Calcutta indicates British delegates clashed at sea during Ottawa Conference talks. A ship collision during a troubled voyage left several injured as freemen and villagers faced unrest. One delegate noted authorities would not achieve success amid political prisoner concerns and violent incidents.
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Desperate Fight Ends in Five Killed in Prison Clash
Five people die after a brutal struggle aboard a prison break attempt. A group of inmates overpower guards and seize weapons in a four hour confrontation. Authorities report a civilian casualty and ongoing investigations with ceremonies planned for the victims. The incident prompts questions over security and inmate control.
Debts Question Shapes American View In New York Sat
American public opinion on the debts issue shifts, not for economic anxiety but for actions by states. President Moorer and Senators Borah Reed downplay unified European action, stressing no pressure on Americans and cautioning against a united front. European explanations flood cables, yet misgivings persist.
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Birth control urged as practical eugenics by Horder
Sir Thomas Horder, physician to the Prince of Wales, told the Royal Sanitary Institute in Brighton that birth control is the most practical measure of eugenics. He argued it is wrong to interfere with nature but that old laws cannot be revived and called for proper medical instruction in birth control within medical curricula.
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Brighton
Bennett snub sparks Ontario farmers protest in Ottawa
A 10 000 strong Ontario farming meeting in Ottawa booed Mr Bennett for refusing to hear agriculture representation at the Ottawa Conference. Agnes McPhail blamed Bennett for blunders while a five member committee pressed the Premier, halted by a Lord Rothmere engagement, to secure a hearing.
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Disarmament Conference Faces Adjournment Plan
In Geneva on Saturday Mr Arthur Henderson chairman of the Disarmament Conference said the body expects to adjourn in the week after while instructing the Procedure Committees to meet in September to prepare for the second phase in November. Meanwhile revisions and counter resolutions circulate the General Commission as attempts at a compromise. Herriot is to arrive Sunday to determine the French attitude amid current disputes.
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Bere
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Democratic view senate debate on war debts and policy
In a Friday issue from Warrington, a Democratic senator during a Benste detail links Lausanne Conference questions to national politics. He accuses the Hoover Republican Party of favoring debt scaling down and asserts the Democratic platform opposes cancellations. He claims administration favors feditation and notes the president previously urged reform of the debt.
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