Postponed Ottawa Economic Conference Announced
In Ottawa the Prime Minister Kr Bennett said in the House that the Economic Conference would be postponed until next year. He cited unqualified belt in vit boundnesn of the bra porte and stated representations to Dominion leaders about the delay. New Zealand indicated Parliament would likely meet in the autumn with Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand officials planning participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kr. Bennett
House of Commons
New Zealand
Teilein
Dominions
Tad Bry Weed
French air line plane fatality in Burma river crash
Three bodies believed to be the two pilots and a mechanic were recovered from a river in Burma after a French air line plane on the Baikon Paris route crashed on its return to Calcutta. The accident occurred Monday morning, with the aircraft due in Calcutta that afternoon. The victims were not yet identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
French Air Oviant Line
Baicon
Paris
Bundonowny
Kaurmey
Yeve Tou Tenaverth
Catoutte
Kysantalt
Country Party aims at unity in Australia
The Country Party executive council meets to discuss the feasibility of unity and cooperation to promote prosperity. The chairman, Mr Connell Ue, outlines the need to set aside personal ambition and prejudices as the party considers forthcoming motions in the federal arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Connell
Bewntry Party
Fay
Country Party
Icownell Ue
A. XK
Trethowanl
Australia
Marin
Allier
Mexican War Casualties Reported After Sheriff Shooting
An American sheriff shot and killed a group of Mexicans while returning from college duties. The incident occurred on a road to Oktwornay. A Mexican president’s aide and two others were detained on murder charges amid conflicting statements. A third jurist relative of a president was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emijlo Corker Huble
Ube
Aherift
Startling Headline from British War of Commerce Journal
A distorted text rushes a sensational New York centered report on Britain and the Centre American war context. It mentions a reaction from an Australian office and alleges ministerial misconduct and improprieties. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Biritiab War of Commerce Journal
Watea
Athe Mink
Centre American Wad
Tang
Ah Auutravin
Prin Siewal
Mita
Astralia
America Holds Key London Meeting On Debt Relief
A London dispatch notes American goodwill aims at a new international conference to review reparations and the Young Plan. It cites Germany's dire economic strain and possible partial debt moratorium, with U S assent seen as crucial for stabilizing Allied payments and easing the global crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
Germany
Heluinia
America
Berfin
United States
Washington
National Conversion Appeal Adopted by Premiers Conference
Melbourne Tuesday report details Premiers Conference approval of a National Appeal Committee led by Scullin Lyons Gibson to promote a voluntary conversion loan. NSW Lang reserves no 20 percent expenditure cuts until loan succeeds, while other states back aims to restore prosperity and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Scullin
J. H. Scullin
J. A. Lyons
Robert Gibson
Lang
New South Wales
Australia
Commonwealth
Savings Bank Dismissals Planned Amid Retrenchment Talks
Government Savings Bank officials consider a retrenchment scheme for staff. Chief Commissioner HM Mall indicated a proposal was being contemplated and that about 14 temporary men would be affected by month end. The staff member previously worked on building collagen under the Advances for Home Department program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Tuendy
Commiantoncra
HM. Mall
Mar
Homan
German Ministers Visit Buckingham Palace After War
The German ministers Dr Bruening and Dr Curtius were received in London at Buckinghams Palace as guests at a luncheon by the Anglo German Society and later by the Royal Institute of International Affairs. They discussed improving economies and cooperation among young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bruening
Ana Dpy Curtius Ware
Foie Mmorert
Uline Wince
Bucking Tham Palace
Bruefing
Royal Tnaiure of International Affairs
German Opinion Sees No Practical Results From Conference
An unsigned German opinion piece argues the Hewmanera see little in the Chequers Conference beyond psychological significance. It notes Henderson plans in Berlin briefly and Secretary Suman will join. It warns the United States could retaliate with unspecified measures, and Germany prefers a different approach, while the piece laments medical remedies for a broken world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Henderson
Harlin
She Suman
German Ministry Hopes of Overthrow
London dispatch reports Berlin ministers advocate drastic political action amid a split in opinions over emergency decrees and Reichstag timing. High circles discuss whether a constitutional shift or new elections will resolve the crisis as opposition presses for decisive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Twonday
Berlin
Daily ‘Telegraph
Landah
Decra
Reichutox
Democracy
Baiat
Decros
Brown
Hiv
Winston Churchill to Lecture in USA
London report states Mr Wremian Chormish will travel to the United States to attend a series of lectures at a cost of about £100 each. The notice echoes Churchill’s international lecture circuit and lists venues in the U S A with dates pending confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
USA
London
Tienda
Wremian Chormish
United Hatel
Upper Hunter Seat Election Sparks Country Nationalist Clash
A fragmented report outlines a by election tussle with nationalist and Country Party figures. Names including Ravin and Brusnay feature amid party tensions as candidates Brown and Mebtul contend for endorsements and public support. The Country Party chair hints at non endorsement.
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Bydnet
Tuveday
Momre
Ravin
Brusnay
Munter
Mebtul
Tw8
Andormed Nationaliat
Mrdxnet
Sbduk
Pimt Forea
Indromndnal Country Party
Brown
Country Party
Howmet
Ky Trethowand Re Party
Coumey Party
Mr Lang Policy London Impressions
Corrected by Mr Willis the article examines Lang policy impressions in London. It notes statements by the New South Wales Agent General Mr ALC Witlin on meeting leaders and Parliamentarians and the need to show constructive policy to satisfy Australia and Labour Party alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Lang
London
Lang
Londion
Alc
Witlin
Mtr
Moiny
Willie
Austratia
Autentias Labour Party
Alt
Australian stance on voluntary versus compulsory conversion
The Australian member of the House of Commons discusses the vital importance of voluntary conversion to reduce expenditures. He notes that even a partial success in voluntary conversion would show Australia’s resolve, aiming to influence urban and regional spend while paving the way for more measured summation of Australian affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Haun of Commons
Hoyce
Grains of caution over proposed land conversion policy
Graziers warn against conversion proposals that could undermine confidence and hinder future government borrowing. Avoney reports warm concern that such renotation would damage credit and complicate future loans, urging careful consideration before any action.
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Avoney
Beullin
Murder Verdict in Melbourne Shootout Cases
A murder verdict was returned in Melbourne after a fatal shooting outside the Bendigo station involving Lampbell, 39. The trial noted an unknown assailant and referenced remarks by Detective Banner at the hospital. The deceased had been released from prison about a month before his death.
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Vorner Touliy
Lampbell
Kilda
Statlon
Aleff
Prion
Campbell
Hosnital
May
Campball
Getler
Shipping Accounts Lord Kyisant Faces Falsity Charge
Lord Kyisant is accused of circulating an angel report concerning the Royal Mall Steam Tucker Co. and related financial irregularities. The document details large sums, dividends, and evidentiary questions tied to 1820 Pacific Steam Navigation activity, with figures cited for audit and ownership concerns. The case outlines specific monetary figures and corporate connections amid a complex maritime earnings dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kyimnt
Angel
Royal Mall Steam Tucker
Willem McLintock
Pacific Steam Navigation
Mteam Eweigation Co
Harvard led fauna expedition to Australia in 1927
An expedition led by Professor W. M. Whasler of Harvard University prepared for Australia in July. The project planned to collect specimens for Harvard University in a 1927 account showing dividends and paid-up shares, with a fiscal note on infants and other payments, and the group adjourned midweek.
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Dontun
svien _ potentiel
Profemor
W. M. Whasler
Harvard University
Isawe
Australia
Jocratinta
Harvard
Howe
Reinstatement bid for community party leader at union meeting
An attempt to reinstate M. Z. Ryan, leader of the Community Party, to his former post at the Federated Storemen and Packers Union will be discussed at an eight oclock step-work meeting. The move is set to be debated amid community and organizational tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aytiney
Tieedey
M. Z. Ryan
Community Party
Reine
Federated Storemen
Chicago Banks Fail To Open Doors In Metro Area
Chicago banks attempted to merge into the Central Republic Bank and Trust Co with sizable resources, while six major banks in the metro area failed to open today. Two of the banks had national status and four state banks faced deposits around 28 million dollars amid the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Republic Bank and Trust Co
Metro Taliten
Trade Treaty Terms Expected From Australia Canada
Announcement of terms for a treaty between Australia and Canada is anticipated within days. Minister Moloney indicated discussions in the House of Representatives, with several Australian industries set to gain from the accord. No official word yet, but a formal statement appears imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marker Moloney
Australia
Canada
Higher tariff on ointments benefits one person
A dated article reports a board recommendation favoring a tariff raise on ointments that appears to primarily benefit William Uehor of Norwood Advialda. It describes the tariff's effect on pricing and supply within the Australian market, noting varying rates and potential gains for a single claimant's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teher
Ayiney
Nowtanem
Deen
Adelaide
Mmm
Hin
Shooting at a Melbourne Grocery Leads to Police Pursuit
Midnight scene in Clarendon Street a patrol officer reports two men firing from a upstairs window at a grocer. Constables McGill and Law pursued but the assailants escaped after one was wounded. The injured man was seen later in Nan Atreat as police investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mal Bourne
Wien
Cnn
Conciliation Bill Sparks Labor Federation Fallout
Sydney Tuesday report on the Conciliation and Arbitration bill introduced in Parliament. The President of the Employers Federation warns the measure creates an arbitrary council to control industry and usurp powers from existing legal frameworks. He fears it will hinder workability and shift power away from established sanet guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Commonwealth
Emploverw Federation
M. McDomld
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