Denial in Sydney over widows pensions cut claim
In the Legislative Assembly Sir Daniel Levy pressed the Premier on reports of reduced widow pensions from £1 to 10s weekly due to funds shortages. Mr Lang denied any truth, stating pensions are fixed by law and funds are not lacking. He noted ministerial discretion on payments to widows under certain conditions.
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Sydney
Daniel Levy
Lang
Treasury
Taniel Levy
Mr. Lang
Lang Weid
Central Banks Plans Renewed Credit and Germany Watch
London conference diplomats say in principle the US UK France and the Reichsbank will extend a 20 million pound credit for three months and preserve foreign credits in Germany. The group warns Germany must restore confidence with careful spending and asks eminent foreign bankers to visit Germany. France doubts Germany’s stability and urges rigorous control before any funding.
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London
Daily Telegraph
United States
Great Britain
France
International Bank At
Bade
Germany
International Bank
Reichsbank
Ates
Fong
Dr. Bruning
Weather rainfall records for Iberia and Queanbeyan shown
The document lists monthly rainfall data for Iberia and Queanbeyan for the current year. It includes temperatures, rainfall totals, and month-by-month entries with several digits and partial readings.
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Iberia
Queanbeyan
Uae
Weather forecast and advisory update from regions
Noon yesterday general forecast reports cloudy conditions with scattered showers in central and southern slopes and tablelands. frosts and fog in places, winds shifting from north to west, Tasmania and coastal waters shower activity and strong winds, land advisory board heard more evidence on the Stromlo Kambah district rural justice application at Albert Hall.
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New South
Canberra
Victorias
Tasmania
Lecutdn
Tasmaniea
New Zealand
Queensland
Albert Hall
Stromlo~Kambah
Banks slow to cut overdraft rates after Premiers Agreement
The Canberra Times notes uneven bank response to the Premiers Agreement. While Commonwealth Bank has lowered overdraft rates, private banks have not yet reduced them, citing deposit contracts and margins. Authors urge clear bank intentions and timely policy across states to ensure equal sacrifice.
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Australia
New South Wales
Lang
Commonwealth Bank
Fed
Privese Bemke
Beeefer
Melbourne
Ban On Tear Gas Imports Conversion Loan
A disjointed note from the New South Wales Society for Crippled Children seeks £13,000 via a new loan labeled an indicator of public duty. The bonds are described as the society’s main income source as it intends to adjust finances and convert holdings with General Motor Holden’s Limited price decisions noted.
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New South Walesa Society For Crippled Children
Castlereagh Street
Bydney
B Society
Holden
Priae
Lanton Tackles Rabbit Destruction and Maintenance
Local official Lanton implements measures to control rabbit populations and ensure ongoing maintenance. Action aims to reduce damage to crops and urban landscaping while coordinating with neighboring authorities.
Final Session Aims at German Credit Crisis Resolve
The Seven Powers Conference plenary session discussed restoring confidence in Germany through international cooperation. Ministers will report on technical questions, with focus on short term credits and aid for Germany. A final plenary meeting is expected tomorrow as observers note tensions with France over timing.
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London
Germany
Gemesrtel International
Ewerteg Gewany
Stimson
Mit
Paris
Experts To Take Control Of Economic Crisis
Report outlines shifts as politicians assume advisory roles while judges of fact overshadow strategy. Notes proposed credits to the Reichsbank and new Anglo American support to German banks amid Franco- British hesitations. Conference results awaited.
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Reichsbank
France
Reichebank
Bread Shortages Spark Legislative Debate Over Millers
In the Legislative Assembly Mr O Sullivan pressed the Premier on bread shortages blamed on millers and bakers. He cited a baker warning that supplies would halt unless a higher charge was agreed. Members pledged action to stop price exploitation and ensure bread access statewide.
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Bydney
Legislative Assembly
Oullivan
Goldstein
Lesdomn
Minsingham
Jang
O'Burnes
O’sullivan
Mr. Lang
Empire Parliamentary Association Holds Annual Meeting at Parliament House
The Empire Parliaments Association in the Commonwealth Branch met at Parliament House last night and appointed officers including Joint Presidents Senator Kingsmill and Mr Wak, Vice Presidents Prime Minister Boullin and Senator Barnes, and other leaders. It plans to extend Empire trade and inter-Empire relations, noting a delegation to Great Britain was not arranged due to the Imperial Conference.
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Commonwealth
The
Empire Parliamentary Association
Parliament House
Preaifegit
Samate
Kingsmill
House of Representatives
Wak
Association
Great Britain
Martial Law Declared After Seville Riots Kills Four
Four people die in clashes between strikers and Civil Guards in Seville. A daughter of the ex mayor is among the dead by a stray bullet. Street fighting and sniper fire lead to a martial law order with curbs on movement and air bombardment of snipers. Prisons fill as arrests rise nationwide.
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Beville
Rencwed Enjeeuntera
Long Street
Epi
Questioning on broadcasting censorship in parliament
In a afternoon session, Pastmenter Mr. Green was asked to explain the broadcasting censorship rules. Mr. Latham pressed for a concise statement of broad principles, but was told the details were lengthy and a statement would be prepared. Mr. Hawker asked who pulled strings behind a recent ministry speech, which Green rejected as a dissident claim.
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House of Representatives
Green
Latham
Mr. Hawker
Adelaide
Killen
Riverina
Mr. Killen Haw
Taxation Department
Curtin
Fremantle
Parkhills
Commonwealth
Thompson
Country Party
United Party
Thomson
Hi Party
United” Party
New South Wales
Hayley
Oxley
Alice
Queenslawden
Stewart
Mr. Bayley
Gregory Wan West
Gregory
New Guard debate fills Sydney parliament in defence rally
Members scrutinised Defence Force adequacy amid a Sydney Town Hall report on the New Guard aims. Opposition and Labor debated bread prices tied to wheat, land valuations, and the Wheat Marketing Bill as Curtin and Parkhill clashed.
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Chifley
Defence
Ward
East Sydney
Sydmeay Town Hall
New Guard
Hear
Wear
Victoria Barracks
Corser
Wide Bay
Empire
Red Army
Australian Trade Treaty moves to final Commons reading
Howe reports Ottawa debate on a Canadian Australian Trade Treaty described as a step toward Empire development. Premier Barnett introduces the second reading while critics note mutual advantages and limited value. The discussion includes former Prime Minister Kelmsing K. on election news.
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Ottawa
Commons
Barnett
Houses of Commons
Canada
Kelensig King
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Tucker & CO. Ltd
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