Lost German colonies demand return on economic grounds
London reports a World Economic Conference incident as Herr Hu’s statement urged restoration of lost German colonies on economic grounds. The German delegation read the statement triggering preparatory moves, with further committee deliberations on financial reconstruction and monetary policy. The British government firmly refused any immediate concessions, while talks continued on policy coordination.
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Conference Work Suspended Amid Windmill Visit
In London on Saturday the work of the Economic Conference was nearly suspended during a visit by delegates to Windmill. The session focused on wheat production, acreage policy, and proposals while opposition argued the plan could weaponize surplus outputs. Uncertain valuation affects market expectations amid fluctuating exchange rates in Australia and New Zealand.
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American suggestion toward tariff reductions and trade limits
A Saturday report notes an American suggestion to cut import duties by 12 percent and extend customs truce while reducing other import restrictions. The proposal aims to stabilize international trade through coordinated measures and mutual adjustments among nations.
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Committees At Work Garden Party At Windsor
Brilliant scenes at Windsor for Their Majesties garden party with 3 900 delegates from six nations including Conference delegates. Monarchs attended. figures include the Monetary and Economic Committee and notable royals such as the Duke of York and Duchess of York, Lord Mayor, and other officials.
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Appointment to direct Rain Lotteries and cabinet reshuffle
State appointments listed in Sunday notes reveal a planned director for Rain Lotteries and a new Meat Commission, with Whiddon due to retire next day. Several successors are named, including a likely Under Secretary to the Premier, Clifford May, while a new Commissioner is still anticipated.
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Australian horses arrive in America amid fatal rail crash
Australian thoroughbreds Winooka Trevailion and their trainer arrive in San Francisco aboard the Monterey. Rufe Naylor plans immediate training with Hoberman aiming to bet 1000 on a sprint. In London a locomotive derailment near Ambergate kills two, injures several, and rips bodies from a passenger train, highlighting a deadly rail incident in Britain.
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Debts and Payments Dominate U S France Italy Talks
Washington debate centers on default threats and options for debt relief with France Italy and Poland in play. Officials discuss potential terms while Poland and Greece face payment issues and Italy eyes a potential accord to ease the muting debts.
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German Debts Standstill Agreement Extended in London
Reports from London indicate representatives of the Avichahunk and creditor committees agreed to extend the standstill agreement until late August after meetings June 8. Dr. Schacht, Reichsbank president, and international creditors discussed priority for a seven percent United Armament fund and the broader principle of national settlements.
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London Proposals for Currency Stabilisation Spark U.S. Dissent
Washington officials and New York Times sources report the London World Economic Conference currency stabilisation plan unsatisfactory to the United States. The American delegation is instructed on possible actions but no agreement on dollar and pound terms is planned. Observers attribute President Roosevelt’s caution to avoid domestic price risks and a possible setback to the conference.
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Laventorn Chronicle Suggests Dollar Rate Discussion
The Laventorn Chronicle states that a possible pennring and dollar rate between 2.95 and 4.45 may be attempted with controlled steps. It notes the arrangement is provisional and argues the rate should not exceed four dollars and sixty cents given Anglo American wage comparisons.
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Massy Cup Walk Over as Canberra Rout Goulburn
Canberra overwhelmed Goulburn 92 to 5 in the Massy Cup match with the home side outclassed throughout. Half time stood 32-5, Ros left nursing an injury for Goulburn as Canberra’s backline and forwards dominated with sharp passing and strong rucking.
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MCC Replies On Australian Criticism In London
London Saturday reports the MCC rebuts Melbourne comments and says the criticism shows weighty reasons not to resume tours soon. It cites Australian sentiments from Mraddy and Maurice Tate, notes talks of a round table conference, and discusses reactions to Larwood and Bradman in the cricket atmosphere.
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Australia Clings to Davis Cup Lead After Singles Wins
In a tense Davis Cup tie at Roland Gatos Stadium Australia defeated Japan in the first two singles as Crawford and McGrath beat Nunoi and Satoh. The victory gives Australia a two match lead with three rubbers remaining, needing only three land slides to clinch.
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Crawford and Nunoi Clash In Five Set Tennis Thriller
Crawford defeated Nunoi in a five set match 6-2 4-6 6-3 4-6 7-5 as McGrath outlasted Satoh in a grueling duel. The day featured vivid play with bursts of superb serving and dramatic rallies, before Crawford and Nunoi prepare for tomorrow's doubles pairing.
Stormy Scene in Diet Vianne Balitdey Inquiries Ongoing
A stormy scene unfolds as Diet officials in Vianne balance tensions after arrests in London inquiries. Nasle figures described as recently detained are being released following rapid shifts in the case.
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Fragmentary text hints at a disrupted gathering and derailed remarks
The passage shows a fragmented exchange about a gathering breaking up and a speaker disparaging Austria and Germany. Names and concrete details are unclear due to errors, but the notes suggest a tense interruption and a critical remark about imprisonment.
Hungarian Premier Visits Berlin
Hungarian Premier Gamble meets with German leaders in Berlin to discuss economic and regulatory ties. The talks cover Austro German relations and recent moves by Australia and Britain, amid broader European diplomacy.
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Man Shot Under Heart Near Ryoney
Robert Henry Honern 2b Rush was admitted to Mt George Hospital tonight in critical condition. Police report says a man shot under the heart after an argument. Bowers visited wife at Hurstville. later there was a shot heard in the back yard and the man was found on the ground.
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British Planes to Feature Heavy Oil Engines at Hendon Show
At Hendon near London on January 24 two standard military engines will be displayed. One engine is a water cooled Rolle-Royce unit and another is the Dest Diesel aero engine. The event showcases new heavy oil engines said to revolutionize aviation.
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England Wins Singles in London Match Chaos
In London Paluptey and Parry lead Britain to a victory over Maneey and Blovakia. Austin defeats Hecht Perry in a tight contest despite interference from Hain, who aided Austin and Hecht.
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Gunmen Kill Five at Kansas City Rail Depot Shootout
In Kansas City a violent attack at the Union railway depot left five police officers and one escaped convict dead. Gunmen using machine guns and a rifle engaged officers as they attempted to return the convict to prison. The assailants fled, with an engine team fleeing the scene. An aviation exhibit nearby showed a flying boat and a lightweight craft, billed as a war propellant demonstration.
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