New South Wales to receive loan for essential services
Commonwealth seeks approval from Loan Council to loan New South Wales £2,000,000 to cover all outstanding accounts and finance essential state services for the current financial year. Net implications include repayments to the National Debt Commission and the Commonwealth, amid a backdrop of Premier’s Plan repudiation by the state government and ongoing financial reforms.
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New South Wales
Commonwealth
Commonwealth ‘New Bouth Wales Treasury
Remot Governmant
New Wales
Merona Rae Biren
Maroney
Govermmant
Akon
Bouth Wilan
New South Walee
Lang
Lown Council
Apology Demanded Over Slander Claim in Dubbo Speech
In Sydney and Ryde, Mr. Stevens urged solicitors to demand an apology from Mr. Lang for slanderous statements made in a Dubbo speech. If unaddressed, a writ is planned. Stevens challenged Lang’s integrity and accused him of false remarks about favors from a wealthy bus owner.
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Sydney
Stevens
Lang
Dubbo
Ryde
Stegend
Faye Ong
Uae
Aome
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STANCLA DAM STRIKE SHUTS DOWN RYDNEY DEPLOMENTS
Workers at Stancla dam and nearby facilities stage a mass strike against the destruction project. About 2000 to 2900 men refuse duties after a railway incident damaged a motor lorry driven by Murray Rodents. The union demands officials address the grievances before resuming work.
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Rydney Thureday
Wyangla Hai
Murray
Oharrh
Hia Narvices
Outflow of Gold Increases and Insurance Limits Cited
The report notes a sharp rise in gold outflows from the United States to 190 days and 47,000 for foreign demand, with expectations of further movement by week end. Insurance limits the amount that can be covered on a single item.
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New York
United Raster
Mary
Opium Den Obstacles Police Raid At AUCKBAND
Police raid on an alleged opium den in AUCKBAND faced five intruders who cut through iron bars and barbed wire to enter a house. Officers found the occupants smoking pipes and pipes and opium apparatus in use as they forced a side wall entrance.
Forger y Charge Remand In Court This Morning
Sydney police report Joseph Alexander Manning aged 48 faced a remand until May 30 on forging charges linked to a Melbou rne Bank of New South Wales branch. Magistrate Mr MacDougall was told Manning had prior convictions and the case delays were due to ongoing inquiries.
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Sydney
Entral Court
Joseph Alexander Manning
Bent
Melbourne
Bank of New South Wales
Mie
MacDousall
Manning
Langs 5 Dismissal Questions in House of Commons
In London the House of Commons debates Lang and the dismissal questions concerning the method of governance in New South Wales and the Dominion of Australia. Mastin and Maxton question constitutional actions during a broader debate on colonial government.
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Lang
House OF Commons
London
House of Common
Gremler
Ste. Baldwin
Mastin
New South Wales
Maxton
Beldwin
Dominion
Austeniia
Mr. Maxton
Australia
Election Crusade Speech Echoes Across Regions
A Thursday report outlines a political push praising recent actions by Air. Btorene and stressing widespread public demand for reform. The speaker notes strong enthusiasm in metropolitan areas and calls for attention to the countryside, mentioning former Minister for Keluceton Mr. Davio as a point of reference.
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Keluceton
High Court Taxation Ruling on Deductions for Companies
The High Court ruled that certain fees may not be deducted from company income for tax purposes. The decision, issued in Melbourne, clarifies allowable deductions and affects corporate tax computations for the current financial period.
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Meloourne
Thurming
Von Papen Forms German Ministry in Berlin
Acting with Hindenburg’s approval Count Von Papen forms a 2 cabinet ministry without Reichstag consultation. Centre Party plans to vote against the government. Hindenburg to dissolve the Reichstag tomorrow. Germany to be ruled by Hindenburg, General Von Blomberg, and Papen.
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Berlin
Hindenburg
Count von Papen
Reichstag
Centre Party
Germany
von Babiaichar
War Offes
Papen
Aeme Ehress
von Papen
German deficit for year ends March 31
The German deficit for the year ended March 31 was 484,500,000.
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Berlin
Fragmentary Euro Politics Amid Nazi Rise
A garbled review of Weimar era power struggles prior to Hitler, mentioning Socialists, Cabinet faction tensions, Papen, Schleicher, Papen’s political role, and multiparty maneuvering. The fragment hints at leadership shifts before a major political realignment, with references to factions and alliances shaping outcomes.
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Hitler
Socialiata
Branco
Cabinet
Papel
Stag Vem Gebiricher Wift
Faninnnne
Farmer's Ills and Crop Failures Tie Central Court
Albert A. Moffett, 49, a graxier from Gravevend, was charged at the Central Summit Court today with failure to meet a Federal land tax. Sanders, appearing for Moffett, requested adjournment as the defendant cannot travel. Sanders recounted hardships: a sick household, a deceased wife, and repeated crop failures as wheat and other crops withered. Land values are asserted below exempt levels, with sale set for June 16 by sheriff. Tax officials noted prior refusals to return demands, and the department expressed sympathy while proceeding with action.
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Wien
Albert A. Moffett
Graxier
Central Summione Court
Federal Lande
Fehun
My. Sanders
Saniers
Mottatt
Bandara
Moffett
R. Thck
Federal Texation Office
Sydney Domain Use For Meeting Ruling by Lang Minister
The Sydney meeting ruling shows Mr Lang denying state matter at Dubbe last night. Mr Stevens said domain use permissions were granted for amplifiers at a party rally on Sunday, with limits on timing but not on the number of amplifiers. A May 30 request for four amplifiers for a Domale rally was approved after Labor Party objections, while a later Labour request was not granted.
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Sydney
Thureday
Stevens
Lang
Dubbe
Wade Domain
de Lly
To Domale
Huvday
Tran’ Coinule
Raven
Labora Arty
Goode Named Royal Commissioner for Misconduct Inquiry
Judge Thompson was appointed Royal Commissioner to investigate charges against Chief Transport Commissioner C. J. Goode. The inquiry, begun next Wednesday, will cover allegations of misconduct involving reports in May and August 1931 and papers relating to Goode. Shand KC and Mr W K Markell act as commissioners as needed.
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Sydney
Thureda
Thompson
C. J. Goode
Bir Tanlel Levy
Goode
Crown Bolletter
Comaiablon
Mtr
C.J
French Premier forms cabinet with radicals
The Premier M. Marriott has been forced to assemble a cabinet largely from radicals. Reports say the emphasis on revolutionary reform signals a dramatic shift in government policy.
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Parig
M. Marriot
Seciatime
Walied Front
French Premier Rejects Socialists in Budget Talks
Paris reports say M. Herriot rejected Socialist calls for broader army expansion and a defense review. He favors limiting measures to balancing the budget, German debt issues, and disarmament, while the Socialist congress says conversations have saved the situation.
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M. Herriot
Socialist Congress
Converastions
M. Merriot
Newapapern
Aso
Stocks Rise Amid Confident Sydney Market Trade
In Sydney a strong buy move boosted shares with gains across white tank stocks. Traders cited optimism from Mr Stevens and a North Coast tour, while UA P organizers reported favorable outlooks for the market.
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Sydney
Axa
Rome
Atrome Rt
Stevens
North Coast
U.A.P
Victorian Labour Party Proposes Measures Against Encroachment
The Victoria Labour Party faction in Meldourt aims to counter encroachment by the rival bank party. A Geelong resolution urged stronger executive action and a council approach to alter the method, with the Lane Group proposing further steps to ensure compliance and reform.
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Thureday
Femateoe
Fos
Luke
Richmond
Viglorian Labour
Bank Taberr
Snecutivy
Geelong
Ultabie Wcliom
Canalter
World conference to stabilise commodity prices debated
News from London notes Britain and the United States discuss a second Lausanne stage to hold a world conference on stabilising world commodity prices. The venue, timing, and scope are unsettled with Washington seeking early convocation, possibly in London, and overlap with reparations talks under debate.
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London
Britain
United States
Washington
America
Lausanne
Germany
Stimson
Ir John Simon
Ifr
Lansbury
Commons
John Bion
Uriaen
Messares
United Data
United Maton
Trade union financial report shows large payout totals
Report of the Trade Unions for the period up to Tad shows memory of trade unions paid £8 299,770 of which benefits totalled £1,498,085 were paid while expenses amounted to £5,508,044. The text notes discussion of potential law changes and mentions officials Trethowan and Dill in connection with union activities.
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Trethowan
Gang
UIP
Fradie Gail’ Mall
Atlantic Flight Plans and Wight's British Voyage
An incomplete clipping reports London and Adelaide aviation notes. W D Feall comments on not attempting a recording Atlantic flight. He says aviation progress leaves little to fear and hopes to fly from England to Australia, aiming to set a record if possible.
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Adelaide
Orenmay
England
W. d. Feall
Aminda
rana-Allen Er Wight
Australia
Rohan
Waa
Amks
American Opinion on Economic Conference Sparks Debate
An American observer argues for attending the international conference in London on commodity prices and economic questions, while Senator Reed opposes America’s participation, warning that involvement could mask broader aims to compensate Germany.
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New York
Agoriain
Tm Londes
Reed
Aimerica
Germany
Empire Trade Committee Report Time Is Ripening
The Imperial Beanouile Committee outlines a multi nation co operation plan to extend tariff based cooperation among Empire industries. It calls for meetings to discuss mutual benefits and safeguards against harmful practices while promoting imperial industrial growth and shared prosperity for capital and labor.
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Empire Trade Committee
London
Beopire
Aod
Syairy
Thawe
Amd
Marta
Bsace Sesrat Sad
Safeguera Sareement
Srumanta
Fn Owen
Calculaind
Imperial
Industriel
American Athletes Tour Australia Reported
An Australian tour plan for American athletes is reported with details of a head of tour and aims to visit Melbourne and other cities by year’s end. The article notes potential matches and events but specifics remain unclear.
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Melbourne
IF In
Amiatel LoWarda Line
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Pho Heanth Hanking Committee
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