Germany Hails Saar Transfer Formal Handover
The Saar Governing Commission chair J G Knox formally handed Saar to Baron Aloisi of the League of Nations. Germany to received district fully tomorrow with nationwide rejoicings and elaborate ceremonies. Refugees flow toward Fran, and a radio address precedes the town hall dedication in Saarbrucken with a silence and triumphal salute. Berlin hosts a mass celebration with 14 000 marching in Lustgarten and an all night revelry amid literary tributes.
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Saarbrucken
Thurs
Saar
J. G. Knox
Baron Aloisi
League of Nations Saar Committee
Germany
Fran
Bexrbrucken
Australian meat exports rise. Britain gains linked to higher prices
Australian supplies to Britain remain steady as prices rise, with beef, mutton, and lamb shipments increasing by sizable margins. Figures for 1982 to 1984 show beef to the United Kingdom fluctuating but remaining strong, while overall Empire beef exports declined from 1998 to 1188. Lamb and mutton exports also climbed, sustaining total shipments to Britain amid shifting demand and tariffs.
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Commonwealth
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Othe
Australia
Sutton and Lamb
New Formula for Wage Standards in Sydney
A new wage standards formula is introduced in Sydney with officials outlining the criteria and expected impact on workers and employers. Early details point to phased implementation and adjustments to noted pay bands.
Water patrol proposal for New Guinea air patrol delay
Government weighs options for coastal enforcement in New Guinea waters with plans for a dedicated patrol service paused. Cabinet to reconsider after months of debate as plane availability and vessel facilities limit current customs enforcement.
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New Guinea
Tha ‘Listema
Mont Angen Einen
Ie Aremete Mare
Air Delegates Brief Visit to Canberra
Mr FG L Bertram deputy director of civil aviation in Great Britain visited Canberra yesterday as the guest of the Commonwealth Government at an official luncheon. He was accompanied by Mr Lee Outmann parliamentary private secretary and colonel representing the British minister for India. Bertram praised Canberra noting its contrast with Delhi while both were beautiful, with little else in common.
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FG. L. Bertram
Great Briain
Canberra
Commonwealth
Tan Chon
Lee Outmann
Under Beerstary
Wich
Colonal
Bkin- Lajor
Detsnow
Bertram
Delhi
India
Sensation as German boycott urged at Mayfair event
During a Mayfair gathering a women's movement speaker claimed 100,000 Germans were expelled and 200,000 jailed for beliefs, urging a boycott of German goods. Police prevented disruption as audience members cheered, some women walked out, and the parade resumed.
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London
Mayfair Hots
Orga Union
Misa Monica
Macy
Mise Whatley
Nome
Seadeut Allen
Woneo
King Jubilee medals issued for Australia sale in London
Medals struck in two sizes to honor King’s Jubilee will be sold to the public with distribution by the Mints in Perth and Melbourne. Prices are 25 shillings and 3 shillings. early May availability, with designs by Percy Metcalfe featuring The Majestie and Windsor Castle. An additional official-use medal is being prepared in London.
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London
Commonwealth
Perth
Melbourne
Windsor Castle
House of Windsor
Percy Metcalfe
Wale
Banda
Royal Ball budget amid Silver Jubilee plans at Guild Hall
The City of London Corporation budgets £16,000 for Jubilee celebrations with £5,000 earmarked for a Royal Ball at the Guild Hall. About 4000 invitations will be issued as 40 members of the Royal Family are expected to attend a thanksgiving service at St Pauls. Government allocates £160,000 for food, lighting, stands and celebrations across functions and theatres for the poor.
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London
City of London Corporation
Guild Hall
St. Paul
Trade Balance Slips as Australia Reports January Declines
Australia records a weakening trade balance as January imports rise and exports fall. Over July to January, imports climbed from £23,704,000 to £49,518,000 while exports dropped from £57,? to £45,470,000, reducing the commodity balance from £23,074,000 to £1,862,000. Overall favourable balance up 10 66,007,000 due to bullion balance changes. January 1885 figures show imports at £10,880,000 and exports at £7,080,000, with a 21 percent rise in imports and 19 percent fall in exports versus January 1884.
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Australia
Axporta
Bulletin
Commonwealth Statiatioluh
Perma Anal
Retirement for Long-Serving Public Servant L Campbell
After four decades in government service Mr L Campbell senior clerk at the Prime Minister's Senate office retires this afternoon. Secretary J J Starling and department colleagues present a travelling bag and suit to mark his many years of loyal service. Campbell recalls varied posts in the Postmaster General and Prime Minister’s departments and expresses regret at leaving.
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Pny
L. Campbell
Frme
Senne Pal Rinott
Era
Yentersuy
Me. J. J. Staring
Degrimant
Campbell
Starling
Btraban
Bale
G. Whiteford
Postmaster- General's
Prime Minister's Department
Ragrat
No Hope for Stabilising the Pound in Commons
In the House of Commons today Neville Chamberlain stated there is no early hope for stabilising the pound. He declined to disclose public economic details, citing policy reasons, and noted the external value affecting internal purchasing power may worsen. The Speaker denied a motion to adjourn for debate, but the topic could be revisited Monday in a vote of account.
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London
Neville, Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Acute Currency Problem Blurs Pound Dollar Outlook
London reports a rising concern over the pound, franc, and dollar triangle as the pound’s fall prompts calls for exchange controls and policy debates in London, Washington, and Paris. Analysts note America's currency undervaluation and strain on the sterling area amid uncertain trade pressures.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Washington
Paria
America
Renponatbiil Big
Death of Lady White Reported on Anniversary in London
London reports the death of Lady White widow of Sir George White on the town anniversary. News reached General Gough as he laid a wreath at Welie's statue in Woot.
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London
Lady White
George White
Generi Gough
Indemnity Paid After Administrator Death in France
Abyuinia today paid France a 10000 indemnity related to the dissolution of foregut and hatives under Albert Bernard aged 25 who was appointed administrator of the Deiell district and died in action. Bernard was awarded a posthumous Legion of Honour. his widow will receive 8260 pounds in indemnity payments.
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Ditbouts
Abyuiinia
France
Court Letters and Lancet Critique Stir London Hearing
In London the Lancet's reading of personal crisis letters is criticised in court as affecting justice. MPs hear Home Secretary John Gilmour announce committees under Lord Wright to study dangerous law practice and coroner inquests to curb details of suicides aired in public.
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House of Commons
Air mail trouble delays two days in transit
An Australian air mail flight from Deoydaun on Wa is 45 hours overdue due to a suspected wrecking of a liner. The wreck involving Ruthah Wells and a landing at Cairo is recalled as authorities work to recover and restore service between Retin and Darwin.
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AIR Mail
London
Deoydaun
Aly
Mae
Une
St Ruthah Wells
Cairo
Retin
Darwin
Trade figures show export and import shifts for seven months
The report details export and import changes across many goods from animal origin foods to machinery, metals, textiles and wool. It notes large rises in several categories such as foodstuffs and tobacco while wool and related items show extreme declines, with averages and specific values for January to November.
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Dea Urnee
Crareead
Governor's Wife Search in Rhodesia Thwarted
Bulawayo reports a missing wife of the Governor. She departed Livingston this morning alone with a government health official, flying toward Lusaka by private machine. An immediate search is underway with limited trace of the aircraft and occupants.
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Bulawayo
Young
Rvedewe
Livington
Lusaia
Twee
Public Servants Salaries Amendment Sought in N S W
Premier Stevens told a deputation from the Public Servants Association that he hopes to modify the Salaries Reduction Act on July 1 next but could not promise immediate remission. He noted the burden on low paid servants and reviewed taxation remissions aimed at stimulating demand and employment, stressing restoration must wait for budget improvements.
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Sydney
Stevens
Nanodatoma
Hodge-Smith
Public Servants’ Association
British Empire
R. Windsor
Railway and Tramway Officers’ Association
Treasury
J. Stevens
Murrumbidgee
Stoyeia
Thane
Tate
Rugby League Enthusiasm in France Fixtures Possible
A fragmented notice notes growing rugby league interest in France and hints at future fixtures. It mentions proposals to bring a team to France and possible dates, reflecting early organizing efforts and regional engagement.
Local Scheme Section 38 Employment Query
A terse notice questions the application of Scheme Section 38 in a local employment matter. The unclear prompt mentions Mr Stevens and Erenie with uncertain affiliations and a reference to MI. Further context is unavailable.
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