Federal farm relief talks with United Australia and Country Party
Prime Minister Lyons said decisions were made and would resume next week between the United Australian Party and the Country Party on aiding primary producers. He denied focus on wheat and promised an early statement. The consultations likely concern a government scheme to relieve indebted producers before a formal proposal to the States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lyons
United Australian Party
Country Party
Australia
German debts in Washington under German note
Secretary of State Cordell Hull rejected Germanys note on debt transfers and exposed four weaknesses in German policy. He cited global opposition to Germanys line, fear of foreign credit withdrawal, suspicions Germany repurchased bonds cheaply, and heavy overseas purchases of military materials draining exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cordell Hull
Germany
Education Yet No Drastic Change in System
A government inquiry into South Wales education reports it is not opportune to overhaul methods now. The committee urges gradual changes, a permanent advisory council, and careful handling of matriculation exams to fit future university needs.
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Igen
South Wales
Commerce
Drummond
Pee
Council of Secondary Education
Department of Education
Actul
Tanrigt al and Aries establish historical names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions persons and places in a historical setting without clear events. It includes references to Tanrigt al and Aries, suggesting a localized or dated record. No coherent action or outcome is detectable from the legible portions.
Centenary Race Reports Insurance Rejected for Flyers
London Thursday edition reports that underwriters refused life insurance to a flyer related to a centenary race. The article notes the policy denial and implies financial risk for participants and organizers without coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thureday
Pye Dally Express
Centenary air race fields 70 competitors and fast ships
Sixty five open entries in transit by stip rt tele soao and cable indicate more than 70 competitors for the speed race and handicap. Top speeds listed include Kingsford Smith at 200 mph and a 221 mph Sweden entry. Several pilots and aircraft names are noted among international entrants for the Centenary race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiprt
Telesoao
Cable
Gisis Kingsford-Smith
Miss Tee
North- Delta
Lieut
Marmdholm
Sweden
Harold Eetes
Ryniicate
Carlos Gosti
Portugal
Gomi
L. Chandi
India
Miga Ruth Nicholls
A. Altair
Minister dismisses Parsonage and transfers staff at Riverina Farm
The Education Minister announced the dismissal from Public Service of Mr A W Parsonage former superintendent of the Riverina Boys Welfare Farm Yanco. Mr H J Melville an instructor and former deputy superintendent is transferred to another post. Attendant salary reduced from £247 7 6 yearly after review of all circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
A. W. Parsonage
Riverina
Yanco
Public Service
H. J. Melville
Juseun
Von Papen Denies Nazi Split Rumors In Speech
In Berlin Von Papen addressing the Chamber of Commerce refutes abroad speculation about dissent within Germany. He asserts Hitler leads to national regeneration and vows no interference with the Stabihelme, stressing unity and stability for European recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Herr von Papen
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Herr Hitler
Stalemate in Irish municipal elections seen in London
Latest figures show Fianna Fail 200, Labour 138. Anti Government Finna Gael 390 and Independents 208. Outcome suggests stalemate between Fianna Fáil Labour and United Ireland party or Fine Gael Independents, with no group claiming verdict on government policy or economic war in Britain while De Valera faces dissolution talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fismna Fatt
Labour
Finne Gael
Independent
Fianna Fall
United Ireland
Britain
Trade Treaty Aims Free Trade Between Nations
The agreement to take effect July 1 and run to April 1, 1935, with possible renewal, promises national treatment for each party. Quotas for the United Kingdom are restored to 100 percent, a 20 percent ad valorem tax on certain French goods is removed, and guarantees cover major British goods. Britain fixes duties on French imports, notably silk, artificial silk, brandy, and sparkling wines, for the treaty period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
France
German Fleet Visit to British Waters Sparks Commons Query
The First Lord of the Admiralty told MPs that two German cruisers would make an informal visit to Portsmouth on July 11. Colonel Wirood had invited the German fleet. Wedgewood argued it breached hospitality norms by not extending a similar welcome.
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London
House of Commons
the Admiralty
Sir Boulton Eyres-Monsell
Wirood
Portsmouth
Boulton Eyree-Monsell
Wedgewood
Wickham
Idle boasts harm Australia in Far East provoked debate
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Australia and United States actions in the Far East without clear details. It references alleged harm, mentions a prospectus and areas, and notes foreign policy rhetoric. Names and concrete events are unclear due to poor text quality.
Salaries Restored After Bill Passed Last Night
Sydney report notes salaries funded by public bill restored today affecting public servants and many workers paid from public funds. Officials and public service staff will see restored pay following parliamentary approval.
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Rydney
Australian team crushes Somerset by innings in London match
Australia dismissed Somerset for 116 in the first innings and then declared, winning by an innings and 177 runs. Barnett led with a quick fifty, Ebeling and O’Reilly prospered, while Fleetwood-Smith and Wellard shared the bowling honors as Somerset stumbled to defeat.
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London
Somerset
Australia
Barnett
Ebeling
Wellard
Providence
O’reilly
Fleetwood-Smith
Case
Ingle
O'Reilly
Burrough
Fleetwood- Smith
Weallard
Chipperfield
White
Davey
Mieetwood-Smith
Cameron
Notts Committee Meeting Delays Player Reengagement
The Nottingham Cricket Club committee met for its monthly session but did not discuss reengagement of players for the 18 percent vote nor Larwood's position or leg theory.
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London
Nottingham Cricket Club
Larwood
Oil Company Offers Chipperfield Return to Australia
The Vacuum Oil Company sent le mie to Arthur Chipperfield offering a position on its star for his return to Australia. The offer would let him play in international fixtures with no interference from coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Vacuum Oil Company
Lembie
Arthur Chipperfield
Australia
Victorian Party Declines Binding Pact With UAP
Report notes that the Victorian party refuses to be bound by any agreement with the UAP and stressing election arrangements with AP. The accord allegedly discussed involves authentication reception by the alien section of the party and signals distancing from the UAP pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
UCP
le Ite
Certia
Been
UAP
Ulm Postpones Flight to Australia Due to Stormy Weather
Ulm businessman C. T P Ulm delays departure for Australia because of stormy weather in Willington N S. He may not leave before the end of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willington N.S
C. T P. Ulm
Australia
Roosevelt forms board to avert steel strike
President Roosevelt appoints a special board to arbitrate the threatened steel strike, signaling a temporary pause in the nation’s pivotal industry. Government steps have delayed broader walkouts as regional disputes and evolving labor tensions persist nationwide.
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Washington
Roosevelt
America
Call for relief workers for transcontinental railway Port Augusta
A volunteer call for relief workers to staff the Port Augusta railway elicited fewer than fifty offers. Government plans to detail the rest of the contingent may draw from recent Territory arrivals. Workers fear deregistration in Canberra if they accept Port Augusta employment. No relief call-up this week and the financial year ends today. Future relief jobs depend on gum supply funds in the current Supply Bill before the ALP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttia
Port Augusta
Menio
Port Auguste
Canberra
SA MPs Clash Over Canberra to Port Augusta Railway Plan
In the House yesterday J L Price protests sending 100 Canberra workers to Port Augusta for a three year East West railway project. He cites 164 Port Augusta unemployed and South Australia’s burden, calling the proposal ridiculous. Others argue Canberra should absorb the workers if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
J. L. Price
Boothby
Canberra
Port Augusta
South Australia
Commonwealth Bank
Adelaide
New South Wales
Fort Augusta
F. H. Stacey
Mr. Perkina
Parkhill
Adamowica Brothers Dig for War Saws Near Harbour Grace
Benjamin and Joseph Adamowica left Brooklyn for Newfoundland to dig for saws used in the war. They reached Harbour Grace after a lengthy flight and logged ten hours of work tending to their task.
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Brooklyn
New York
Adamowica Brothers
Benjamin
Joseph
Warsaw
Harbour Grace
Roosevelt Answers Critics On National Program
President Roosevelt, in a nationwide radio address, defended the broad national programme and acknowledged that some toes may be stepped on as the program proceeds. He said the cost is borne by a few who seek riches and short term gain at the expense of the many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Retirement Rumors Shift British Government Leadership
The Morning Post reports possible retirement of Mr Rameau MacDonald from National Government leadership. If true, Mr MacDonald may not seek office after his holiday despite restored eyesight. Conservative opinion weighs Baldwin as successor, with Sir John Simon (National Liberal) possible to preserve national character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rameau MacDonald
Morning Post
MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Cas
John Bimon
National Liberal
Duke's Visit Plans for Commonwealth Hosts in Australia
The Minister-in-Charge states London advised that invitations reach the Duke of Gloucester directly. The programme is under review by Commonwealth Authorities and must be recommended by the Commonwealth Government. Addresses to the Duke will begin with royal formalities and copies will be sent to the Prime Minister’s Department and the State Director of the tour.
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Tha ‘Vialt
Duke of Gloucester
C. W. JG. C. Carr
London
Hye
Australia
Royal Vial
Osherra
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Ile
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Buch
United States
Staunton
Sfleetwood-Smith
Low
Fleatwood-Smith
Mesineb
Fleetwood Smith
Fleetwood-mith
Lucken
Darling
O'Railly
Notts Committee
Oil Company's Cable
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ULM
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Milwaukee
Arthur Bingham
Hiram Bingham
Curiiss Lamont
Morgan
Jersey City
Bingham
Lamont
S.A
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