British Delegation Sets Out Reciprocal Preferences Stance
A British delegation statement to the Ottawa conference asserts Britain seeks expanded reciprocal preferences with Dominions. It argues Dominions misunderstand Britain’s duty to balance tariffs and stresses Britain’s intent to extend Empire trade while safeguarding domestic industry and employment.
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Ottawa
Stanley
Britain
Australia
Baldwin
Bruce
Btening
Ax Itstom
Nino
Bern
Bower
Hritain
Atatea
Siavemente Aw
Maldwin
Bruin
Dullabia
Act of Horticultural Products
Bae
India
Currency problem casts shadow over Australia election
The piece outlines how price and wage controls, currency redactions, and administrative effort affect Australia. It notes Australia faces price shocks and imports strain as residents worry about external obligations and exchange actuation.
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Bruce
Australia
Austria
Arieam
Audra
Neville Chambertaly
Transfer Delay Doubted Significance in Cabinet Canberra Move
The Australian cabinet minus intense budget talks discusses transfer of the Manister of the Palvate Department from Melbourne to Canberra. Prime Minister Lyons notes no definite decision yet and a Canberra cabinet meeting is planned for the following Thursday to finalize the matter.
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Lim Brdoral
Palvate
Melbourne
Canberra
Lyons
Wasi
Lyane
al Tinga
Can- Dupre
De Valera Attack on Britain Opens Broad Campaign
In a Thursday report from TUDLIN Adareming, Mr. de Valera opens a country wide campaign accusing Britain of plans to subjugate Ireland. The piece cites a strategy to cut Ireland to economic subservience and calls for resistance amid British manufacturing priorities.
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Tudlin
Adareming
College
Lareen
de Valera
General
Ireland
Snanurac
Nhurera
Farm Relief Urgent Requests to Governments
Urgent requests from the Primary Producers' Association of Victoria seek government action on farm relief. The meeting, supported by the association, aims to discuss inflation and higher costs affecting farmers. Parliamentary leaders invited include Marty Pakey and Senator Hardy, reflecting cross-party interest in rural issues.
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Enatoration Laague
Nuw
NH Patate
Marty
Tir Pakey
Lomdur
United Country Movement
Taenator Hardy
No Canadian Offer of Mediation Denied
A day editorials note that the Interguild Lord Hasreham denied any offer to mediate between the Free State and Britain. The report mentions a man claiming to want a republic and references De Valera in connection with mediation discussions dated 1004.
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Hasreham
Fiennott
Britain
Uke de Valera
Wild Cat Scheme Criticized by Melbourne Editor
A Melbourne editor denounces a proposed scheme tied to the Commonwealth and Home Affairs Ministers as a wild cat plan meant to mislead Canberra business interests. The piece cites past undertakings from 1924 and questions whether Commonwealth obligations can be relied upon, noting Melbourne opposition and ongoing debate.
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Ute Mwbourne
Canberra
Parkhill
Commonwealth
Misbourne
Melbourne
Lord Hailsham Predicts Success For Empire
Lord Hailsham told reporters the conference was moving toward a successful outcome and that Britain should respond to Dominions with a full embargo on Russian wheat and timber if needed. He warned about divisions within the Empire and urged decisive action by Australia and Canada.
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Manna
Britain
Australia
Australian Olympic team in good form at the Games
The Australian and New Zealand teams show solid form as trials proceed. Pearce is a favourite in his event while notable athletes Gray Elliot and Mealing are reportedly within reach of podium results. Goldy struggles with injuries yet may compete, with Golding clocking 200 metres hurdles in 26.1 seconds.
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Pearce
Ancelas
Tmienday
News Zealand
Hone
Charlton
Tegan
Mealing
Gray
Zeulatder
Elliot
Umea
Goldy
Sbormara
Lesdon
Tlarwicla
Golaras
Lord Burghley
Nurmi Debarred From Olympic Participation
The International Amateur Athletic Federation barred renowned runner Paavo Nurmi from competing in the Olympics. The decision was announced at the moot, with Nurmi’s entry officially rejected on grounds of unspecified formal issues.
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Lor Angelem
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Delar
Nurmi
Eviction of Bonus Army Triggers Martial Law in Washington
Washington faced martial law for the first time since the Civil War after police clashed with members of the veteran bonus army during eviction on Pennsylvania Avenue. Shots were fired, casualties reported, and federal troops used tear gas and flames to dismantle the Anacostia camp across the Potomac. White House attributed the violence to Communist influence, with General MacArthur stating the government acted on Hoover’s orders. casualty details include a man killed and several wounded, including a man shot in the heart and another in the neck.
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Washington
Anacostia
Potomac River
Bonus
White House
McArthur
United States Army
Hoover
Givorge
Nefred
Methum
Ted
Vidi
Wue
Ehucley
Taidee
Atve
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Hanon
Turco
Scalleye
Toa Gan
Ancostia
Banat
Ciwetlui
Fet
Goverment
White Hounn
Avcrot Wervice
Pollce
Oretar
Flyer's Wedding Intertwined With Relatives Delayed
In Hanover Balliara at St. Gworne's Church Amy Jonmuan wed J. Maltinson. Relatives arrived late including Johan's pavilion party, while airwoman Droghinda and Lt. Col. Bhelmending attended. The Mollisons plan to Australia, with Maltinson hinting at future flying ventures.
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London
J. As Maltinson
Amy Jonmuan
St. Gworne's
Hanover
Balliara
Teddy
Bourg
Tine Johan
Alfteen
Bhelmending
Civ
Aviation Tech
Wien
Nollinan
Brasglade
H. Broadmand
Australia
England Rest cricket test abandoned in Cardiff rain
Cardiffs grounds halted England versus The Rest match due to rain. Report notes claims of police action and a legal hearing involving the export of gold fraud. Details mention Harvey and a forthcoming date, with monetary values and tokens in play.
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London
England
Cardiff
Zan Familia
Laidlow
C.o.dm
Roper
Bnully, Zourt Fur
Colles
New Zealand
Tice Harvey
Nine Lon
Tater Winco
Entea
AvekIont
BASIC WAGE INQUIRY Evidence Of Low Food Unit
A Friday evidence session features Letors and Director Erofeinar Qian of Camoremaith and Sydney University. They discuss wage allowances for food on a rowing day and note figures from 1038 and an average occupation. The inquiry considers food requirements and energy values cited for an American context.
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Bydney
Letors Tha Tanto
Erofeinar Hn Qian
Camoremaith
Ormbely
Sydney University
Taye Salorien
America
Tuberculosis Still Declining Says Health Chief In Newcastle
Report from Newcastle Friday quotes Director-General of Duolie Health and Chief Medical staff asserting tuberculosis remains a waning threat. They cite lower case incidence and note early warnings from Ottawa and national health observers. The piece discusses medical opinions on future trends and ongoing public health vigilance.
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Aydnet
Duolie Health
Wek
Nat
Eres
J. We Graham
Newcastle Bondon
Ottawa
Wnid
Wal Epaumenve
Kaprent
iMlanite
Revere
Srideal
Maldwin
Melbourne case details assault fraud plea and witness testimony
A Melbourne court heard medical evidence on Edward Murray Gavin and described his severe injuries after an assault linked to a claim of £10 000 involving Ida Hymns, Mrs Hymns son and 160 others. Garth testified about disputes over money and a relationship with the woman, while witnesses described the alleged weapon injuries and the accused’s conduct.
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Melbourne
Edward Murray Gavin
Hamilton
Ida
Robarte
Tatorgod
W. J. Wilohn
Garth
Sarsyam
Hiv
Laine
Gerth
Sugar embargo interstate protest removal urged
Adelaide report on a conference opposing the sugar embargo and calling for federal withdrawal from sugar industry interference. Debate cited tariff impact, price effects, and calls to regulate imports to protect primary industries.
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Adelaide
Igor
MeAdwinmen CA
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