Conflict widens between South Australia and Commonwealth over export act
South Australia faces a widening clash with the Commonwealth over the Dairy Produce Act. Premier Butler challenges Canberra to seize butter shipments defying export rules, while Prime Minister Lyons signals firm enforcement. The dispute follows recent loans and interest rate shifts affecting Australian finance.
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Broken Mill
Toss May Win Test in Tricky Wicket for England
The Australian press notes the rival toss will influence conditions at Nottingham for the first Test. Australia faces a tough chase if asked to make 300 in the final innings, with strong Australian bowlers pegging back England. Selection rumors swirl around England and Australia as weather and stomach troubles affect players ahead of the Friday start.
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London
Australian Press Association
England
Nottingham
Australia
Mryalt
Hammond
Tyldesley’s Third Century In Line
Tyldesley played for Lancashire and scored his third century of the season. He needed one run to reach a thousand for the year but was dismissed in the slips.
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Tyldesley
Lancashire
Rumours of Coup in Spain and Monarchist Plot
A Madrid telegraphic report cites rumours of a military coup in Spain with alleged plans by monarchist factions to seize power and place a designated leader, causing political unrest amid the country’s instability. The report mentions possible actions against authorities and the government, reflecting anxiety over potential regime change.
Final Test Before Selectors Final Test Before Selectors
Mr. RB Wyatt acts as stand in bowler and batsman before traveling to Nottingham to meet selectors. A Nottingham visit, mention of captaincy for Endin seat mates, and uncertainty over Lords match fate. Possible candidates Turnbull Valentine Wyset Waitara discussed, with Waitara seen as capable captain.
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Birmingham
Nottingham
B. Wyatt
Wyset
Lords
Evening Standard
Putalde
Fourtesn
Turnbull
Valentine
F. Waitara
Good Pitch For Test Readiness Amid Rain Delays
The report notes gaps in play due to rain but predicts a favorable pitch if no rain interrupts the match. Hotels at Tingh are crowded as visitors book up, while many intending to visit remain away because of scarce accommodation.
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Forrow
Tingh
War debts measure slips through Senate debate
In Washington the Senate considers a resolution introduced by Benster Millard Tydings and Testo crat of Maryland to authorize the President to negotiate an amortization plan for war debts under certain conditions. The measure would empower an extensive debt analysis to determine what was borrowed for war, what goods were purchased here, and how funds were spent, with no prior State Department consultation.
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Washington
Benster Millard
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Testocrat
Maryland
Senate
State Department
Davis Cup clash opens with MacGrath win in London
In London at Eastbourne the Davis Cup tie between Australia and Japan opened with MacGrath defeating Yamagishi in straight sets as Crawford led 1 0 after the first match. The match featured strong serves and Australian backhand pressure despite brisk wind conditions.
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London
Australia
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Yamagishi
Crawford
Eastbourne
Guearbar
MacGrath Jarvini
Yauagioh
Yamagish
Tamagish
Reciprocal Tariff Bill Passes In Congress
Washington Wednesday the Reciprocal Tariff Bill cleared final debate by a large majority, 364 to 54, after Senate amendments slowed negotiations. The measure now awaits President Roosevelt’s signature as the time frame for presidential trade talks is debated.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Benate
Centenary Air Race Plan Proposed from Hatfield Aerodrome
An informal decision suggests the Melbourne Centenary Air Race will start at Hatfield Aerodrome with 100 machines. Starters are to go at half minute intervals, though no official announcement has been made.
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London
Hatfield
Roosevelt’s Trade Proposal Aims for Tariff Breakthrough
A key Roosevelt plan seeks broad authority to enter foreign trade pacts with less restricted tariffs, proposing up to 80 percent lower duties to expand international commerce and reshape economic policy.
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Roosevelt
Ban Renewed on Alsatians in Rainy Counties
Prohibition renewed on the importation of Alsatian dogs with government consent delayed by rain across counties. The ban, first set June 7, 1618, extends indefinitely as county cricket fixtures are curtailed and customs adjustments occur under Mr White.
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Asutealla
London
Mr. White
Devaluation Plans Stir German Trade Strategy
The Daily Herald reports Germany considering an early devaluation of the mark to boost exports and pressure Britain. Industrialists and Nazi Party back currency depreciation, but current demands include debt payments and refusal to meet them before any devaluation.
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London
Daily Herald
Re Garman
Rsicha
Inc
Garman
Britain
Germany
Big
Nasi
Naaie
Revolt in Sydney Sways Ledger Vote Clash
Fragmented OCR notes describe UAP figures Lloyd and Juskoon disputing a government ledger vote. The debate centers on attitude to a bill in the DIL while other figures and events are unclear. Mentions of a government mover, BT 10.57, and Gresd Matlooal Hurdles Cockaww appear in garbled form.
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Messra Lloyd
U.ap
Juskoon
Moverley
Tam
America’s Worst Drought Thirteen States Under Dry Spell
The Department of Agriculture reports the drought as the worst in U S history with about 30 states affected. Rain remains scarce and parts of the West are turning arid while the Administration moves to request 525 million dollars for relief efforts.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
New guardians for boy pianist
A garbled report notes weather and political mentions with references to guardians, a boy pianist, and various officials. The text includes scattered names, places, and numbers but is largely indecipherable, with no clear narrative or outcomes.
Loan Closed Oversubscribed in Melbourne Oversubscription Surges
The Commonwealth loan of £12 million to £13 million attracted a last minute rush as small investors sought a share before government limits. Canberra announced the loan closed as oversubscribed with highly satisfactory response though exact subscription totals remained undisclosed.
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Melbourne
Mr. Lyons
Canberra
Lyona
Derby Outcome Hinted By Unlucky Run
The report notes Pogo Johnstone felt his horse had a clear run in the Derby but tired in the final stretch. He blamed Colomboe for spoiling the chance and referenced the mount weakening late. Tom Wallace, known as a comedian, is cited in the context of the day’s racing chatter.
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Johnstone
Mils
Tom Walla
Prewar South Australia rate claims clash with Lyons
Prime Minister Lyons denounces Butler for labeling the Commonwealth Bank as leading in keeping up interest rates. He cites the Savings Bank of Booth Australis paying higher deposit interest during the Depression and notes Butler’s borrowings of £500,000 for seven years, challenging the critique.
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South Australia
Butler
Commonwealth Bank
Mr. Lyons
Australis
Lyons
Bayings Bank of
Booth ‘Australis
Commonwealth Savings Bank
State Savings
Oversubscribed American Loan Boosts Confidence in Dollar
The Treasury faced an unprecedented oversubscription of a 14 year 600 900000 dollar issue aimed at financing the dune programme. Demand surpassed supply by about 7 billion, signaling renewed confidence in the dollar and government policy despite a Colombo defeat and a racing note regarding Windsor Lad Forked out at 71 to one. The Telegraph cites strong market reception and stable dividends for Windsor Lad and Colombo.
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Washington
Wremyeren
S Doller
Redhores
Colombo
Beton Start Ud
Windsor Lad
Talegraph
Johnstone
Pce Tn
Wool Sales Likely Postponed Amid Market Uncertainty
Sydney brokers and wool growers weigh options as Sydney wool sales scheduled for last week may be postponed. Demand at Melbourne was strong but overall international buying waned, withdrawals rose, and the Germany embargo extension adds pressure. An official announcement is expected tomorrow.
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Sydney
Co Fer
Melbourne
Taare
Germany
Torrow
Icricketers See The Derby In Casual Attire
Australian cricketers attending the Derby rejected formal dress, preferring lounge seating and open viewing from a barebank. They found the spectacle disappointing compared with Australian courses, noting Grizamett’s motion and several others expressing displeasure with the event.
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London
Crickters
Darby
Grizamett
Linentelewatoms
Tohustone
Remant
Senator McLachlan's Statement on Butter Exports
Senator Melachlan said that while visiting with Mr Hutler in Adelaide week, he did not deny that observing quotas could force the butter from South Australia bound for Broken Hill. He warned noncompliant producers risk export movements being halted until they join the plan and Cabinet will decide policy at its next meeting.
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Melachlan
Hutler
Broken Hill
McLachlan
No Agreement Over Policy Split In Australian Parties
Dr Page reports Malins stating the Country Party favors a September election if redistribution is made. He notes the United Australia Party and United Country Party still contend policy is the only thing that matters. If policy cannot be agreed, division persists.
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Saat
Belgian ministry steps after bills rejected by chamber
Government faces setback as two proposals are rejected by the chamber of deputies prompting swift moves from ministers. The action follows the latest parliamentary vote in a period of political tension and signals potential new negotiations ahead.
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Chamber of ‘Daputlan
Fragmented Passage on Policy and Agreement Content
A garbled excerpt discusses discussion delays until a policy is settled and a bid to agree on distribution preferences. It mentions potential interference and safeguarding the country, with incomprehensible terms and unclear context.
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