NSW Premiers Push One Month Adjournment On Deficit Reduction
Premier conferences in Australia discuss trimming NSW deficit from nine and a half million pounds next year with a four state proposal to adjourn four weeks. NSW Premier Stevens argues for a longer review period to refine budget figures while Premier Forgan Smith presses for immediate unemployment relief and revision of the Premiers Plan. Strong emphasis on employment, taxation policy, and coordinated federal economic action.
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N.S.W
Victoria
Cairns
Commonwealth
New South Wales
B. 5
B. Stevens
Forgan Smith
Tod
Ura
Jost Beim
Winton Ware
New
Wales
Queensland
Waltes
Pricier
Forgan
Avsivad
Intunve
Wiley
Aeanure
Rellef
Plan to harmonize government expenditures discussed
A parliament debate quoted Mr Atovens on raising lower tariffs and boosting employment through policy changes. He cited twelve months of shifting export prices, currency strain, and industrial unprofitability, urging more flexible exchange policies and production relief to revive industry.
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Atl
Atovens
Slovenia
Hid
Moyononta
Irish Oath Bill Passes Senate Amended
The Irish Oath Bill, amended in the Senate, drew critics who labeled it unrecognizable. Government officials signaled non-acceptance in its current form as debates over policy, unemployment relief, and price parity dominated discussions.
Wave of Indignation Over Indian Policy Stirs Calcutta
Report from Calcutta describes a broad wave of indignation at Indian policy amid moderates. Readers discuss reforms, constitutional shifts, and Indian representation in Parliament. The piece notes concern over diminished Indian voices in government and the potential effects of proposed constitutional changes.
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Calcutta
India
Britain and Hoover Armament Reduction Proposal Debate
In the House of Commons the Leader of the Opposition raised President Hoover’s plan for global armament cuts. He did not claim all details were agreed but called the proposal one of the most significant efforts, saying it could unite major powers in a stance on Britain’s behalf.
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London
Tapaday
House of Commons
Lansbury
Hoover
Ruswin
Britain
Jon
Havers
Howe
Dremive
Ballwin
Nwbury
De Valera Will Not Attend Ottawa Conference
De Valera will not attend the Ottawa Conference amid domestic pressures. The discussion covers Hoover’s proposal, government attitude, and potential actions to reduce war-related burdens as Britain and the United States seek postwar cooperation.
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Don
de Valera
Ottawa
Lang Majority Possible With 36000 Votes
A fragmented report discusses potential outcomes in an election with 36000 votes impacting Lang Hartys position. Mentions New South Wales and proposed constitutional actions to curb movements and balance state powers amid national government tensions.
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Goulmurn
Hy Peault
Wanlalt
Filmation
Fasano Migee Peraama
Lang Harty
Nina
New Aout Wales
New South
Muchamnion
British Policy At Ottawa Conference Stance
The British delegation to Ottawa spoke with an open mind and no fixed plan. They sought common ground for Empire food needs, acknowledging difficulty but stressing goodwill and give and take to aid global unity.
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London
Empire
United Kingdom
Thomas
Hoilehim
Ituwa
City Defrauded Of Half Million In Municipal Graft Case
A Berlin trial reveals widespread graft in which city officials accepted gifts and favors to steer contracts. Eight defendants including Will Skierek and Mas were sentenced to terms from three to fourteen years after a 46 week trial sparked by two independent probes. The case followed the death of a city dockmaster amid ongoing investigations.
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Berlin
Wich
Fur Cools Co
Nelaln
Wtyas
Eaceharaok
Millimaire
Will Skierek
Bertin
Saou
Mas
Tor Municipal Eficart
Ferma
Westy
Csty
Suleide
Mulelde
Exchange British Fund At Call in London
The Commons debated the exchange allocation authorized by the Finance Act. A credit of 140 million was established and a matching fund sent to unidentified entities until needed for government accounts. The Chancellor declined to provide detailed operation data, citing Finance Act constraints.
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London
Billatt
Wecounk
Alnicn
von Papen
Runciman
Berlin
Cere
Movt bin al bin Hotel
Frouly
Vereallina
M. Herriot Wan
Viyance
von Neurath
Hallone
Herr van Papen
Macdonald
Court exonerates Auckland bishop in loan case
Wellington judges acquitted Bishop Tiston Foran of Auckland of 800 pounds alleged to have been sent to the church at Whangarei via Thomas Campball. The defense argued the money was borrowed by the priest and not a debt of the diocese, with doubts over the parishioners’ involvement.
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Wellington
Winnneday
Cams
Thoman Camphail
Ted
Tiston
Auckland
Fuller Campbell
Whangarai
Duathe Methrogor
YoreneRrom
New Queanbeyan Jar and Names in Town Streets
Fragmentary OCR notes list a new Queanbeyan jar and functions of the pewos with names including Fox, Wont Avenue, Dowannyvan, Adu Hodwus, and 4h Url arra Road Queanbeyan plus William rwuber mayor at in Queanbeyan showing local official names and streets as read.
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Bydney
Laoftroy Fox
Wont
Oowannyvan
Adu Hodwus
Urlarra Road
Queanbeyan
William Rwuber
Mayoe Aitrvet
Quewubeyan
Notes in the Grate Himeband's Costy Warming
Melbourne readers report a puzzling domestic incident with a husband and wife. A stove or grate fire caused damage and a faint claim of injury. A bystander noted the blaze and the wife’s return, with a charred scene and bystanders in the area. A 40 year old man was among those present and the police may investigate.
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Melbourne
Buhdle
Sidtee
Franco German Deadlock at Lausanne Fails to Break
At Lausanne the Franco German talks show no compromise on reparations and Versailles terms. French delegates push firm stance while German circles say reconciliation impossible. Von Papen cites Germany’s offer to compensate France if military and political clauses are annulled. The discussions remain secret with no decisive progress.
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Lausanne
Germany
Herr von Papen
France
London Press Views on Conference and Reparations
A London press commentary argues postponement of reparations risks catastrophe. It contends the world is at breaking point and warns that America’s stance and a businessman's demands could force concessions. If Germany acts, a retaliatory nation could not be deterred.
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America
Parmuet
Germany
MacDonald Effort for Accord Reaches London
In London on Tuesday Lord MacDonald and associates, Moss Wouille Chamberlain and Waller, continued talks aiming to secure an accord. The Delme Minister is said to be coordinating with colleagues to advance negotiations.
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Lausnony
Delme Minster
MacDonald
Nwo Colleaghes
Moss Wouille Chamberlain
Waller
Employers Melbourne Conference Calls Federal Support
A Melbourne conference of employers led by Victorian Employers Federation president R M Awsworth urged cooperation with federal and state governments to curb unemployment. The meeting backed executive regulations on engagement and payments, pushing for economic reform and a Commonwealth and State budget to fund commissions and wage controls. The conference urged restoring arbitration powers to enforce wage awards and promote employment.
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Melbourne
Australian Council of Eimployers
R. M. Awsworth
Victorian Employers’ Federation
Ra- Anta
Jain
Maamurea
Disarmament Deliberations Reported At Geneva Lausanne
An American delegate Gihwon met with Mr MacDonald in Lausanne to discuss disarmament part of the Geneva talks. The General Committee of the Disarmament Conference met privately in Geneva at the Spanish delegate’s residence to discuss Hoover proposal and Belgian delegate M de Brotekers pursued details on effective land and tone tram by American action.
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Brovens
Te Forsmanwinlth
Hans Rae
Patito
Stoverin
Rome
New
Wales
Gihwon
Uenova
MacDonald
Lausanne
la la
Jivain Wet
Wok
Benor de Madrious
Geneva
Dincune
Delexair
M. de Brotekers
No Bargaining by U S on Hoover Disarmament Plan
Washington correspondent quotes U S officials saying no bargaining on disarmament terms. Authorities insist consultative parts and other political concerns remain separate from military equipment issues.
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New York
Manuay
Washington
the Times” Maya
United States
Pastoral Case Interim Award Talks Open Arbitration
An interim award discussion in a pastoral dispute involving the Graalere Association and AWA stalled over live issues. Mr Owen argued to end the 410 hewring clause and push for a quick interim decision to ease living costs, while Mr Grayndler and others weighed the impact on seasonal wages and travelling time before the first farm season.
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Sydney
Owen
Graalere’ Association
Chyndien
AWA
Iman
WIEN
Tom
Livin
Iwamonten
Grayndler Wala
Waward Sytha Sdhotment
Hla
Cnet
Davis Cup Contests Closed to Pros in London
The annual Davis Cup nations meeting in London unanimously barred professional players from Davis Cup play citing amateur status rules. Dwight Davies, donor of the trophy, pushed for the policy and influenced the decision despite some dissent.
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London
Tuvetay
Dwight Davia
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