Negotiations Move Toward Reopening Government Savings Bank
Premier Lang heads to Melbourne to confer with Mr Squilin and Mr Hill on reopening the Government Savings Bank and NSW stance amid talks with the Commonwealth. Concannon notes negotiations and proposals cannot be decided yet as boards finalize positions.
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Sydney
Lang
Melbourne
Squilin
Hill
Government Savings Bank
New South Wales
Concannon
Conference Des
Country Party Leader Draws Line on Bank Reforms
The Country Party leader Mr Buttenshaw harshly criticizes plans to have the Commonwealth Bank oversee the Govern or Savings Bank Rural Bank and Homes Department. He calls for reconstruction of the State bank under a separate constitution and vows to support only reasonable measures.
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Commonwealth
Ite
James
Legislative Council
Bydney
Commonwealth Bank
Governor Savings Bank
Homes Department
Eaid
Thentry Party
Buttenshaw
Country Party
New Waterfront Regulations Enacted After Senate Disallowance
The seventh Transport Workers' Act regulation was issued after Senate rejected the sixth set by 2 to 5. Governor-General presided at Government House as assent was advised. Opposition leader Pearce moved to disallow and protest regulations during the current session.
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Transport Workers’ Act
Executive Council
Government House
Senate
War Workers’ Federation
Sir George Pearce
Senate to defer action on transport workers regulations
Opposition Senators say the Senate will not disallow new transport workers regulations next week. They urge ship-owners to bring the matter to court rather than pushing a Senate vote.
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Senate
Bank of England policy criticized in McMillan report
A London lobby correspondent predicts the McMillan committee on finance and commerce formed in November 1929 will present a report this week. It is expected to critique Bank of England policy during a low mood and urge easier credit and greater money circulation through cooperation with the central bank.
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London
Fly Herald
McMillan Committee On Finance Commerce
Bank of England
Tm Central
Senate Power Sparks Debate Over Regulation Authority
Regator Daly condemned a motion claiming the Senate can disallow regulations under the Interpretation Act, arguing the proposal affronts the Government after the Senate petitioned the Governor General.
Lost submarine found in Adriatic near Porto Recanthi
A diver discovering a submarine and crew remains in 80 feet of water near Porto Recanthi sparked inquiries in Germany Austria and Italy about any lost vessel. No nation claims ownership as divers continue salving the wreck amid fishermen complaints and unclear damage details.
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Rome
Porto Recanth
Adriatic Sea
Germany
Austria
Italy
Cheap plane tested in Germany with Blackburn engine
In Berlin on Wednesday a cheap aeroplane costing 48 pounds was tested. The Blackburn engine accounts for 27 pounds of the cost. The craft has a 25 foot wing span and 17 foot length. Builders claim it can be produced in quantity.
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Berlin
Blackburn
No Agreement by ALP Executive in Canberra Conference
The Labour Party state executives failed to agree on the Premiers' Conference plan at Canberra. A sub-committee from each state was formed to find a workable formula. Observers thought the move aimed to embarrass the government as the conference adjourned.
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Labour Party
Canberra
Messrs
Acullin
Theodore
New South Wales
Railway salary cap proposal sparks limited savings
The Chief Railway Commissioner Mr Cleary said reducing public servants' salaries to a £500 maximum would save only £46,000 annually, against railway expenditures totaling £10,500,000.
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Wears Creek
Mr. Cleary
Italians Discover Plane Belonging to Missing English Airman
Two Italians located the wrecked plane of J Ekins in the Tallarook district near Melbourne. The engine was buried in earth, and authorities believed the airman's body would be found beneath the wreckage after a long search had been fruitless.
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Ekins
Melbourne
J. Ekins
Tallarook
Ekina
Algaa
Safe Petrol Invention Promises Fireproof Air Fuel
The Daily Express reports French experts Henri Bardel and M Ferrier have developed a non inflammable petrol that prevents fire after crashes. A Goliath aeroplane reportedly completed London Paris rounds on the fuel. The inventors claim no profit motive and offer the discovery for global benefit. The red coloured petrol comes from a special treatment and demonstrations showed fire risks eliminated.
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London
Daily Express
Henri Bardel
French Air Union
M. Ferrier
Goliath
Paris
Graf Zeppelin Plan Polar Cruise After Delay
Commander Dr. Eckener announced that the Graf Zeppelin will start from Leningrad on July 20 for a five day polar cruise. No pole rendezvous will be attempted due to the submarine breakdown causing the delay. The dirigible will then fly non stop to Brazil after returning.
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Berlin
Eckener
Graf Zeppelin
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Leningrad
Brasil
Threat to Press in Use of Dictaphones
Government reports tension between press and postal authorities over dictaphone use. Minister secures concession allowing interview access while mandating approved equipment standards and lawful recording rules.
Deputation Question on Trunk Telephone Messages
In the House of Representatives Mr Bell questioned reports about curtailing trunk telephone messages and its impact on rural newspaper voices using the dictaphone. The Postmasters General indicated a proposal to implement it.
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Bell
House of Representatives
Postmasters General
Record Flight Rome to London Sets Two World Marks
Captain Hawks arrived from Croydon England after a nonstop four hours forty minutes flight. The Rome London route and return legs set world records each way despite a single day. His wife met him in Rome and they departed together for London. She aims for a five hour arrival.
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Hawks
Croydon
England
London
Despi Lt
ANK SERVICES TO CLOSE DOWN
The Australian National Array Ltd to temporarily suspend all services on Friday June 26 during negotiations with the Commonwealth government for a subsidy. The report opposes wage reductions as a remedy for the trade crisis and notes criticism of central bankers.
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Bydney
Australian National Arraye, Ltd
Commonwealth
Canadian Wheat Output Holds Steady Across Provinces
Report from Winnipeg indicates wheat conditions in three provinces are at or near normal levels this week, contrasting with last year when conditions were about 54 percent. Forecasters note stable yields amid easing heat and drought concerns.
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Winnipeg
Papal Protest In Madrid Over Cardinal Segura Expulsion
Papal Nuncio instructed to protest to the government against the expulsion of Cardinal Segura. The pope’s envoy complains of discourtesy and disrespect by authorities. The government retorts it does not want unrest from hostile declarations. At least sixty injured in Baragoma clashes between Catholics and workers. A minor disturbance occurred at Almeira.
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Madrid
Segura
Nee
Baragoma
Catholica
Almeira
M. C. C. Protest Against Land Tax on Sports Grounds
The Marylebone Cricket Club petitions Mr Phillip Snowden to exempt sports grounds from Land Tax, arguing the tax harms venues with no profit distribution to owners.
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London
Marylebone Cricket Club
Dominions
Phillip Snowden
Rationing Agreement Reached With City Union
A Canciliation Committee chaired by Mr McWilliame granted a city wide rationing system for retail stores. The Secretary of the Bhop Assistante Union Mr O'Dea said the union shifted from opposition to support for the principle in place of chemicals. Rationing takes effect immediately and will be reviewed after two weeks. Employers may opt out if they choose.
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Sydney
McWilliame
Bhop Assistante’ Union
O'Dea
Sharp quake shocks hit Tokio and Osaka at night
A sharp brief earthquake struck Tokio at nine o clock driving people into the streets. Reports say Osaka also felt a similar shock though the extent of damage is not yet known.
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Tokio
Osaka
Shots Fired At Adelaide Racecourse Incident
A disturbance at a Virkalia coursing meeting in Adelaide led to several shots being fired into the air after an altercation. Bystanders overpowered the man with the can and detained him.
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Adelaide
Virkalia
Dlenraard
Brown holds Upper Hunter seat with 80 percent lead
The latest by election results show M Brown of the Country Party leading with 433 votes. With 257 postal votes remaining, Brown cannot be overtaken. McMullen of the Nationalist trails with about 5.4% while Brown is around 80 percent.
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Sydney
Upper Hunter
M Brown
Country Party
Brown
McMullen
Duke and Duchess of York Accept French Invitation to Paris
The Duke and Duchess of York have accepted the invitation of the French government to visit Paris. Details of dates and arrangements are to be announced by official channels.
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Paris
London
Duke
Duchess of York
Conference opens with tentative mood as Victoria seeks consensus
Behind the ministry, Victoria’s delegation approaches the conference with an open mind. A final resolution is expected to be voted today with a sub committee report likely containing the formula to gain broad approval. State representatives include J J Kenneally and J Curtin for Western Australia, and others from New South Wales Queensland South Australia Tasmania and Victoria.
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BD. Cameron
Mr. D. IL
Mec- Nomara
M.L.C
Ohio Trust Company Closes Doors Amid Withdrawals
The Ohio Trust Company in Toledo shuts operations after a run on deposits and mounting withdrawals driven by fear and low market mood. Authorities report assets around 56 million dollars with liquidity concerns affecting over 20 million dollars.
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Ohio Trust Company
Toledo
Ohio
Or Home
Catholic Conscience Guides Parties Says Cardinal Bourne
Cardinal Bourne comments on the three English parties in light of the Pope's encyclical against Bodallam. He argues Catholics may join any group but must not surrender conscience when party policies clash with faith and must follow their own conscience.
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London
Bodallam
Carding
Bourne
England
Stranded French Steamer La Perouse Run Aground
A Noumea message reports the French steamer La Perouse grounded on a reef at Amadea Inland early today due to steering gear mishap. It is expected to be floated off at high tide tonight. weather is fine and the position is not dangerous.
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Bydney
Noumea
la Perouse
Amadea
Deputation on Press Telegraph Tools At Post Office
Mr Thompson said he persuaded the Director General of Postal Services to receive a press interests deputation next week. He stated country newspapers have used the dictaphone due to official encouragement to use the telephone. The proposal would be a gross repudiation. Mr Green noted the prior Postmaster General recommended dictaphones, not him, and the deputation will examine the full facts.
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Fostal
Thompson
Green
Country Preas
Mussolini Declares State Absolute in Interview
In London an interview quoting Mussolini emphasizes a total state principle. He reportedly left religion to the priests and rejects interference in state affairs. He says everything is in the State and nothing exists outside or within it.
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London
Louis XIV
Mussolini
la Journal
la Politique
Wheat policy aims inaction on domestic wheat markets
The American Farm Board declines to pledge to withhold stabilisation wheat from domestic markets for another year. It plans to manage wheat policy to minimize burden on domestic and world markets and seeks a sterli net commitment to exploit favorable markets for selling its crops.
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Sterli
Dlepome
Mt Jones
Czecho Slovakia to Meet England in Davis Cup
In Copenhagen on Wednesday the Davis Cup tie pits Czecho Slovakia against England. The matchups set the stage for a clash of tennis teams with Britain aiming to advance. The event draws attention from fans and sports journalists.
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Czecho
Slovakia
England
Giant Motor Ship Sunk At Bermuda Docks
A large motor ship, claimed to be the world’s largest, sank at Bermuda docks after a fire. Four men were buried, with rescuers racing to recover them as officials reported the disaster.
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Bermuda Docks
Hamilton
Bermuda
Tharp
French to Produce Calcutta Flying Boats in France
Captain Costes will pilot home a Short Brothers Calcutta flying boat. The French government has bought the craft and an agreement with Short Brothers and Breguet allows license production in France for naval service.
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London
Capetain Costes
Wosk
Calcutta
Huge four engined Vickers Knight bomber to debut at Hendon
At the Hendon aircraft pageant next Saturday week a new four engined Vickers Knight bomber will be shown for the first time. It is larger than the Vickers Virginia bomber, previously the largest fighting aircraft, weighs 12 tons and features four 1830 horsepower engines with two tractors and two pushers.
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London
Wednessey
Hendon
Royce
Lancashire's Wicket Turmoil Affects New Signings
Features on cricketers A Bennett of Western Australia and W Horrocks. Horrocks faced eligibility issues after appearing for New South Wales against the Free State, impacting Bennett's county championship status and team plans.
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A. Bennett
W. Horrocks
Bennett
New South Wales
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