Commonwealth asserts control over rail wages amid arbitration debate
Commonwealth and state leaders clash over railway wage control and the Federal Arbitration Court as the Transport Conference weighs excluding railways from federal arbitration. Ministers report mixed regional support and push for budget and policy review while considering mortgage and depreciation issues.
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Roosevelt Silent On British Debt Talks
The New York Times reports that no comment was obtained from administration officials on the British Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay’s call regarding war debts to the United States. Stricter orders appear to have been issued while efforts to avert a default next Thursday continue amid circulating reports.
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New York Times
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British Draft Accepted at Geneva Disarmament Talks
Geneva report says the General Commission of the Disarmament Conference accepted Britain's draft as the basis for future treaties and adjourned until July 1. The Japanese delegate accepted prohibiting serial bombing if aircraft carriers are abolished and civil aircraft are kept from military use, while British and American delegates objected to Japan raising side issues for the permanent disarmament commission to examine.
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Japan
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Debt issue not on agenda at London talks
London reports say Britain has not proposed a plan for the June 15 war debts instalment. Cordell Hull arrives in Plymouth and, while denying talks on debt at the conference, hopes linger that his Whitehall visit will aid Cabinet discussion tomorrow.
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Germany imposes temporary moratorium on debts
German finance chief Dr. Schacht announces a temporary moratorium starting July 1 1981 to renegotiate terms with London creditors. He says the Dawes and Young loan payments will continue to a special conversion fund and hopes for relief at the World Conference. Germany aims to meet obligations despite the crisis.
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Sequel to Religious Orders Bill Triggers Cabinet Resignation
The Premier Senor Agana drew changes to the Religious Orders Bill and faced a confidence challenge from the Asuna republican group. Agana resigned the Cabinet after the clash, while Senor Zamora opposed the Revisions Orders Bill and reluctantly signed it, leaving President with broad powers.
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Royal Commission Recommends Tightening Gambling Laws
Britain’s Royal Commission on lotteries and betting issues a final report urging stricter controls. Proposals include banning large lotteries, registering bookmakers, restricting underage betting, limiting racecourse bets, curbing ads and tipsters, and prohibiting sweepstakes and prize competitions except for small stakes.
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Thureday
Royal Comemission
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Committen
London Reception Amid Wartime Moratorium Unruffled
London on Friday showed calm as theGerman moratorium was reported and preparations were readied to shield banks with large securities holdings from expected crisis.
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London
Mollison Plans Trans Atlantic Attempt In July
Mr and Mrs J A Mollison head to the country to rest while their airplane Bea Farer undergoes recon ditioning. They aim for another trans Atlantic crossing in July as they pursue an extended takeoff run beyond the marked aero drome. Sir Ronald Lindeny and British Cabinet proposals follow up on a 1 000 000 dollar instalment issue discussed June 18 with State Secretary Philipps and Mupepeas diplomats signaling broader support if others do not default.
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Ronald Lindeny
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Britain
Patrick O Sullivan Pleads Guilty to Armed Robbery
Patrick O Sullivan a labourer aged 14 with a sawn-off shotgun pleaded guilty to attacking Victor Capella a taxi driver with a weapon during an armed robbery at Brdnet on a Friday. He received a fourteen year sentence.
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Victor Capella
44 Hour Week Fixed in New South Wales
Sydney reports that 44 hour week rules are to be declared with Mr Justice Browne noting opportunities for applications to remove or add industries from lists. The commission plans a formal declaration form and urges exemption applications by Wednesday June 7.
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Detrimental Effect on New South Wales Industries Warned
Mr C M McDonald warned that until the Commission gave reasons the decision would slow progress of New South Wales industries. The Manufacturers president noted W F W worked 44 hours and Victoria 48 hours, risking trade loss from New South Wales industries and hindering employment.
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Boxer Al Foreman Denies Breach Of Contract In Suit
In Sydney on Friday the case over 11 000 damais against lightweight boxer Al Foreman continued before Justice Stephen and a jury. Foreman disputed breaches of contract and said he would not fight beyond his terms, claiming conditions and a 26 percent basis for any bout while denying alleged refusals and foul claims in the sixth round.
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Fragmentary Note on Australia and Saew
Fragmentary OCR reads about Australia and Saew with unclear terms. The text mentions a wood, composition, and tele line but lacks concrete facts or complete names.
Crawford and McGrath to play both singles for Australia
Davis Cup team manager Youdale confirms Crawford and McGrath will represent Australia in singles against South Africa. The draw lists Crawford vs Kirby and McGrath vs Robbins Saturday at 1 pm, Crawford and McGrath v Kirby and Farquharson Monday, and McGrath vs Kirby and Crawford vs Robbins Tuesday. Selectors were hesitant to rely on only two players but Paris and London trials show Turnbull lacking form and Quist still developing.
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Britain faces Italy in Davis Cup opener at Eastbourne
The Britain Italy tie began at Eastbourne with Oia edging Baron da Morpurge 6-4 7-6 6-4 and Austin defeating de Stefani 6-3 7-5 7-6 in singles.
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Czechoslovakia Eliminates Greece in Davis Cup Round
On Thursday, Czecho-Slovakia defeated Greece in the third round of the Davis Cup. The match outcome ended Greece's advancement in the tournament.
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Slovakia
Greece
Bowling Champion Halpin Defeats Gell in Champion Final
Keith Halpin of Casino won the country champion of champions bowls final 1 to 14 over BE. W. Gell of Armidale. Other items note Mussolini pardons Professor Bydoux as a France gesture and aviation updates in Calcutta and Auckland.
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BE. W. Gell
Armidale
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Mussolini
Charles Bydoux
Gun Running Fears Raise Alarm on Southern Irish Coast
Rumors of intensified gun running and armed drills persist as Free State and British aircraft patrol the southern coast. In Dublin, Minister for Justice told the Dail that police are examining the incident near West Cork where 76 men with rifles and two Lewis guns allegedly occupied a village for drill.
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London
Free States
Weat Cork
Hull praises Irish Republic greet in Cork ceremony
The Cork Daily Express reports American Secretary of State Cordell Hull was publicly welcomed by Cork's Lord Mayor and others. Hull praised the Irish and American republics in a moment of confusion over his wording and noted the visit aboard a liner at Queenstown before heading to Plymouth.
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U S Delegation Arrives in London for World Economic Conference
The American delegation to the World Economic Conference, numbering over 100 with wives and daughters, arrived today in London. Leader Cordell Hull comes hopeful but will not discuss war debts.
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London
Cordell Hull
Faulty Buses Question Raised in Senate Over Canberra Collapse
The Senate discussed the faulty state of Canberra buses after a collision. Senator NAW questioned inspection timing and whether engineers and drivers reported engine fumes entering passenger areas. He asked how many buses were in service and if their purchase was economical. Sir George Pearce requested notice.
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Corsica to Hear Trial of Bandit Bpada for Murders
In Corsica on Thursday, bandit Bpada faced sentencing and a two year term and fine. He is set to stand trial in November for 14 alleged murders and attempted murders over 11 years of outlawry. He evaded authorities by fleeing to mountain fastnesses.
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