Ottawa Conference Committees Debate Empire Trade Hindrances
Ottawa reports on empire trade issues with new subcommittees forming to study customs hindrances. Meetings include the Economic Co operation Committee and a standardization panel, while debates touch on unfair trade practices, export restrictions, and world wheat positions influencing Canada and other dominions.
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Ottawa
Customs Administration Committee
Downie Stewart
New Zead
Ramunittes
M. Bruoe
Atul Chattijee
Cheirman Tiwa
Eavce
Empire
Hrice
Australia
Britain
Canada
Menera
Chamberlain
Marinett
Chile
Germany
Economie Rene
Rie John l Man
Waimengen
X Quote
Fa Niyo
Brice
Wage Inquiry Seeks Higher Allowances From Unions
Tuesday report on wage standards debate in the Commission, with Federated Clerks Union and Municipal Worker representatives arguing for increased food and clothing allowances. Wilma and Meraney presented evidence about cost of living, while the commission considered scaling the standard 48/17 to reflect higher expenses.
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Rydney
Wing Trois
Ay Willama
Federated Clerks’ Union
Donic
Morongy
Wiens
Wilma
Prorchin
Wren
Meraney
Eon
Weil
Senator Elliott Hopes for Ottawa Wheat Preference
Senator R. D. Elliott returned from abroad said that despite English propaganda by Argentina and Denmark there was every reason to expect Empire wheat and meat will receive preference in the United Kingdom.
Canberra Customs Advice From Mr Synan Return
Mr Synan plans to return to Canberra at week’s end and offer guidance on Australian delegation activities at the Ottawa Conference. The Comptroller of Customs Mr Hall remains in Canberra Hospital with complications from a quinine attack. recovery will take weeks.
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Timincen
Auatealian
Ottawa
Hax Ronndeyad
Adttionel
Cumtoma
Thas Boon
Canberra
Uam
Porking
Punt
Customa
JT Hall
Quinny
Liner Orsova Heads Toward Melbourne Transit Turbulence
A garbled telegram describes the liner Orsova en route to Melbourne. Details are missing or distorted, but the report notes a journey from an unspecified port with references to altered conditions and possible delays. No clear dates or precise locations are recoverable from the text.
Goode Inquiry Report Sent to Government for Action
The inquiry report on Chief Transport Commissioner Mr Goode is with the Government and will likely be released tomorrow. Cabinet discussed it today and immediate action is expected. Former Chief Railway Commissioner CMY. C. J. Cleary and former Commissioner for Transport Mr FA Maddocks met with the Peelers yesterday to assess implications.
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Sydney
Thomson
Chieransport
Mr. Goode
CMY
C. J. Cleary
Commissioner For Transport
FA. Maddocks
Peeler Yeaterday
Conversion Success Assured Through Treasury Statement
Britain's Treasury reported that over 1.009 billion pounds worth of stock recently converted at about two percent dissent. Finance officials noted only 15,000 holders had presented for conversion and that the operation had progressed with general satisfaction despite some minor anomalies.
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Lonton
Tiss Pontienta
Bulent Aald
Revival loan terms to be decided early
Ag wep learned yesterday that a party decision is expected at the next conference of State Premiers after consultation with the Commonwealth Evile Board in Sydney. The Bank Board is watching the position closely. The amounts to be suitable to various lines are not yet known, but the governments are drawing up tentative schemes for expenditure on works of permanent and reproductive nature aimed at employing hundreds of unemployed.
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Ag Wpe
Commonwealth Evile Board
Sydney
Northern Territory State Contention Debate Sparks Canberra Row
Minister for the Interior Parkhill argues the Northern Territory needs a full state government to advance Australia's development, while Education Minister Drummond says at least one more state is essential, highlighting differences with the United Country Movement and Canberra’s role in regional growth.
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Parkiin
Northern Territory
Australia
Canberra
Dy He Lee
Drummond
Parkhill
Australie
United Country Movement
New South
Burglars Fail Dynamite Seals Safe
A late night burglary attempt in Hunter Street, Newcastle, failed when dynamite exploded without opening the safe. The blast jammed the lock and left the contents untouched as burglars fled the scene. Police调查 underway with no injuries reported.
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Ayonery
Tursday
Ito Faggitt Jones
Irish tariffs on imports from Britain to take effect
The Irish President Mr de Valera announced that anti British tariffs would operate from Wednesday. The duties include five pence per ton on coal and cover many goods with British cheese banned. The move aims to curb capital outflow and pressure the British, while possible talks with Britain are hinted.
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Dublin
de Valera
Nubun
Madden
London
Hugo Flynn
Parlin- Dientary
Bree
Finaner
Oisalon
Brithia
Upper House Elective Body Proposed Reduction to 45 Members
State Cabinet discussed reform of the Legislative Council and favored replacing the present chamber with an elected house of 45 members. A later meeting of United Australia and United Country Party parliamentary members will decide on the plan, with Governor approval and a referendum to follow. The Premier Blevins withheld details pending conference. the parliament may reconvene in late August or early September.
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Twesday
Legislative Council
United Antralia
United Country Parties
Wotins
Atdgunt
Blevens
Communal Award Debate Amid Indian Tensions in Calcutta
In Calcutta on Monday the Communal Award announcement by the Home Government is expected soon. As the date nears, strong feeling grows among communities over the outcome. The main friction lies in Punjab and Bengal where authorities resist anything but a clear majority, and any recommendation splitting provinces could trigger protests.
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Calcutta
Hengal
Indie
Grating Moster
Atlantic Flight Mollion’s Plans Aim for Double Crossing
Mollion plans a record Atlantic crossing by air, using a newly built craft designed for petrol economy. The Daily Express notes the machine’s unprecedented construction, with a 16 gallon main tank and wing tanks of two gallons each, targeting a Ireland flight in August contingent on favorable weather.
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London
Rive 9 Mollixon
Expres
de Mayiland
Stoliaon
Trent
Ireland
Income Tax Federal Control Debate in Sydney
In Sydney, Mr. Stewart argues for sole taxation authority to distribute revenue to states, amid talks of simplifying income tax. He calls for action on petrol tax incidence and measures to curb tax evasion while the Premier and Assistant Treasurer plan further discussions.
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Sydney
Stevena
Hpooner
Wot
Stewart
Stewart Gino
Tram Collision Driver Pinned In Cabin
William Glanville, 48, suffered multiple injuries when a tram collided with a motor lorry. He became trapped in the tram cabin, the front crushed, and was conveyed to hospital with serious injuries.
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Wiliam Glanville
Uatchhardi
Manville Aa
Canberra United Church moves toward joint council proposal
The Canberra Co operative Council notes a move by Canberra Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches to unite as one church. A delegation from Sydney joint council will visit Canberra to study the plan. The council expects possible transfer of church properties and aims for swift establishment if approved. Potential disputes over Cathedral and Central Methodist property arise but are considered resolvable.
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United Australian Church
Canberra
Nave
Aydney
Coun
Sounel
Sydney
Presbyterian Cathedral
Central Methodist Church
Revoked Berlin Emergency Decree Keeps Von Papen Dictatorship
Berlin reports President Hindenburg revoked the state of emergency in Merit and Brandenburg but Von Papen remains dictator of Prussia. He advised the president that public security was in greater danger yet hopes the July 27 election proceeds peacefully. Supreme Court refused interim injunction to block Interference with the Reich government as it moves toward a dictatorship in that state.
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Hindenburg
Merit
Brandenburg
von Papust
Pranaia
Herr von Papen
Ionger
Lelpate
Supreme Court
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Rejeht
Am Grolinds
Berlin Riots in Communist Demonstration
Berlin clash as Communists defy ordinances with baton charges against police. A woman died, two men were badly wounded, and many bystanders fled in fear as officers fired revolvers after mass baton clashes.
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Berlin
Communista
Aghia
Missing Traveller Body Found in Harbour Mystery Solved
Sydney police cleared a harbour mystery after a floating body was found this morning near the harbour by the bridge. A note suggested suicidal intent but investigators revealed uncertain details about a missing person, alleged omissions of funds, and unclear ownership linked to a person named Jenkind and a commercial vessel.
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Sydney
Yusetay
George Jenkind
Harbour Bridge
Jonkson
Opium Runner Caught Off New Zealand Steamer
Wellington reports a crew member from the steamer Mawmgenul arriving from Sydney was caught leaving the ship with opium valued at £300. He faced a fine of £146 and default imprisonment for six months. The unnamed Mashan claimed he acted as the runner with additional tin and beans noted.
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Wellington
Tusday
Thoteas Caustel Meehan
Mydney
Capht
Vom
Mashan
Labour Minister cites few men refusing work
The Labour Minister said many unemployed had been misled into expecting longer relief work and would be given only a few weeks. He noted that very few were refusing work now as government plans extend rationed tasks beyond six months and aim to place thousands in suitable jobs. The Blaine Cabinet and Premier supported the shift toward productive employment.
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Bydnet
Dunningtam
Dalleve
Blaie
Brevens
Rural Loans State Negotiations With Cabinet Plan
The Premier said cabinet approved advances for elders at a set percent interest. He noted a week or more would pass before the exact amount needed could be worked out. Government aims to coordinate with suppliers to establish workable arrangements.
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Sydney
Turay
Mavens
New State Campaign Faces Challenges Across Nation Move
A fragmented national campaign faces internal strife as key party figures debate strategy. The movement seeks broader support while regional factions push competing agendas amid uncertain fundraising and public reception.
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