America Asks For Payment in Kind In War Debt Notes
Washington hands its reply to Britain stating the United States could accept war debt payments by other means through exchange, clarifying that it bears no relation to Britain repaying Allied debts. Britain’s Lang Plan is discussed critically by Australian observers as a threat to global recovery and peace.
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Japanese Vice-Consul Kuramoto Found Safe Near Ming Tombs
Kuramoto, the Japanese Vice-Consul, was located alive near the Ming Tombs outside Nanking after a vast manhunt. He appeared exhausted and was taken to hospital. earlier reports claimed kidnapping or murder, sparking international tension as Japan demanded accountability and safety guarantees for its nationals.
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Revolt Over Leg Theory Threat Hits Notts in 1935
London reports two English counties will refuse all fixtures with Nottingham if leg theory is used. Amid disputes at Lords, Carr and county captains push to ban leg theory in early matches as controversy swirls, with Larwood’s stance and possible Australian test implications adding to the row.
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Paris Clash Exriers Storm Theaters in Turmoil
Extremists stormed the Etienne cinema in Paris where right wing servicemen were meeting. Mounted gendarmes charged to disperse a reforming crowd that overturned two trams and damaged windows. Thirty people were injured, including five youths.
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No Comment in London War Debts Plan Seen
London notes a government communication indicating no immediate decision on a new debt plan. Officials say further information is needed while awaiting ministerial guidance on a proposed approach and potential implications for state finances.
USA. WANTS TIN AND RUBBER
Fragmentary note discusses US aims to secure tin and rubber through legislative and diplomatic channels. Mentions senator, president, debt settlement, and Britain’s rubber supply. Lacks clear actions or outcomes due to garbled OCR text.
Incomplete notice from Washington on payment terms
Fragmentary notice from Washington reports a limited token payment arrangement and earlier examinations referenced this year. Names and exact terms are unclear due to OCR damage but imply a government acknowledgement of a payment schedule tied to a timeline in May. Further details are unreadable in the snippet.
Shipping Hold Up on Wellington Trade Vessel
Fragmentary report notes a Wellington bound ship delaying departure amid employment talks with cooks and stewards. Mentions Princes Hiner Makara visit and possible port departures toward San Prindes Azad integral to the voyage. unclear text references a 10 percent cut and a court or arbitration context.
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Collision Off Nobby's Head Hits Two Coast Steamers
In fog near Nobby's Head the North Coast steamers Bonalbo and Gwydir collided. A foot‑diameter hole ripped near the bow of the Gwynte while the Bonalbo suffered a hull gouge above the waterline. Both vessels were inspected and deemed not in immediate danger as authorities assessed the incident.
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Bulgaria tightens press control with permits for editors
Sofia reports the new government, citing Mussolini and Hitler, orders suppression of political parties and movements. Editors must obtain permits, aiming to curb party strife and unify the economy while restricting press activities.
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Allotment of Commonwealth subscriptions completed for loan
The allotment of subscriptions to the Commonwealth loan of 42 million pounds was completed on a one third basis. Of 1 million pounds applied for, about 700 thousand pounds was refunded to subscribers from Welbourne Aft with roughly 300 thousand pounds allotted. Exxcows amounts were refunded for expenses of five thousand pounds.
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Graziers Press Lower Rates on Government Loans
The Graziers Association of New South Wales Executive Committee declared for lower datarest rates and criticized the Federal Government for higher rates on the £12,000,000 loan. President James Walker urged the government to adjust rates, arguing the higher rates injure private investors and that the association regret overestimating market rates by 4 000 000 and call for lower rates or abandonment of tax exempt floating loans.
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French Ships Challenge Mediterranean Supremacy
Paris reports in Le Journal that Taly’s new battleships threaten French dominance in the Mediterranean and expose flaws in the Washington displacement formula. The piece notes Italy’s arms race and Italy’s shift toward security through alliances, impacting France’s naval strategy.
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King and Queen to Receive Team at Windsor Castle
The King and Queen will host the Australian cricketers at Windsor Castle on Busday afternoon. The royal reception marks a cordial visit by the touring team, with details outlined for the royal安排.
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Windsor Castle
Unprecedented Man Hunt Touches Northampton cricket match notes
A chaotic report blends an England Northampton county match with a parallel note on the mysterious disappearance of Consul Kuramoto. The piece contrasts the cricket test and a vast police manhunt in Manchuria, detailing players Bradman Ponsford and teammates with injuries and onfield drama amid global tension.
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Violent Storms Hit Argentine Towns and Andes
Buenos Aires dispatch notes abnormal weather with violent storms across Argentina. Ten thousand inhabitants of Pach, a 6,000-populated town, see earlier razing by earthquake with injuries reported and no deaths confirmed. Army tents now shelter residents as sporadic hailstorms lash the Andes and adjacent areas.
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Australia Wins First Test In Thrilling Finish
A dramatic cricket report details Australia's stunning victory over England in a closely fought test. Key performances include Grimmett and O’Reilly with the ball, Woodfull’s leadership, and a tense chase where England faltered under pressure. The crowd, weather, and strategic moves framed one of cricket’s most glorious conclusions.
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Hitler and Mussolini Plan Early Conference at Villa
A damaged report describes an early meeting between Hitler and Mussolini at Villa Plaanl. It notes Mussolini will seek a solution to disarmament and a resumption of German approaches to the Austrian question. The article hints at tensions over alignments between France, Germany, and Austria and.
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