Stavisky Case Spurs Accomplices and Parlia ment End Time
London state that a tentative stabilisation pact between the dollar and franc surfaced after talks with Banks of England and France and the New York Fed. Paris reports an ambitious plan to adjourn Parliament to May with immunity issues. Mme Stavisky defended by friends while court action is dismissed. Government seeks to curb the exchange rate and maintain gold-standard parity amid a swirl of allegations and inquiries surrounding the Stavisky affair.
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Daily Telegraph
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France
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
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Montagu
Pema
Rita
George
Norman
British Cabinet’s Reconstruction and Fresh Vision
Fragmentary note on the cabinet’s reconstruction and a call for a fresh vision to sustain the government’s continuity. Mentions doubts about the current set and aligns with Times criticism of service estimates and broader political support.
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Jhdkess
French Rugby Team for English Match
A report describes French rugby preparations for an English test match. The Kangaroo’s aides and a large crowd are noted, with emphasis on training at a ground near London and anticipated strong forward play. Bunderland remains in Ragland for the forthcoming Miser tour amid praise from crowds.
Oil portrait presented to Rev Dr Angus at Hotel Australia
A presentation in oils of a portrait of Rev. Dr. Angus was held at the Hotel Australia, attended by prominent elites including Prof. Samuel An wun and Gerald Netha as artist. Speakers praised Dr Angus for his scholarship and courage, noting long public service and ongoing ecclesiastical leadership linked to recent constitutional discussions.
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Bydney
Hotel Australia
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Samuel Anwun
Aimestt
Gerald Netha
Angus
Mungo McCallum
Dixhdat
Ltf
HF. Wallace
Hoine
Wan
Commonwealth Breanvry oMotais
New Bouth Weta
Boomer
Hooonnr
Canberra
Amir
Vontordny
Britain will not cede empire for war debts says MacDonald
In the House of Commons today James MacDonald denied any possibility Britain would surrender any territory or claim within the empire to America in settlement of war debts. No British territory offered nor discussed. The exchange touched on wartime financial settlements and postwar influence.
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London
Tuscany
Belgium Open to German Rearmament Says Premier
Brussels Tuesday Prime Minister Count De Brocqueville stunned the Senate by announcing Belgium would accept Germany's rearmament, arguing the defeated power has regained strength. He warned only a peace treaty military clause or preventive war can curb danger, and said Belgium would not join any venture toward conflict. The debate blamed the Versailles framers for false hopes of a peaceful armaments race among France Italy and Britain.
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Belgium
Germany
France
Italy
Britain
M. Doriodot
Regressions in the Railways Prompt Parliament May Discussion
Parliament may discuss recent changes in the Railway Department over the last six months. Restorations to former ranks and ongoing tensions affect prominent railway allies and workshop operations. Mention of Paul Boncour and statements to confirm political positions appear amid the turmoil and reform talk.
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Bydney
Chisuck
Ory
Ene
Hiss
Aymurd
British youth urged to heed duties in public life
In a school broadcast, Mr Branley Baldwin warned dictatorship cannot flourish in Britain. He warned Communist or Fascist pulls may tempt youth but democracy endures if people act with common sense, love for others, faith in their country, and resolve.
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London
Branley Baldwin
Hhe
Britain
Baldwin
Treasury Bills record low interest for Canada
Ottawa reports Dominion of Canada Treasury Bills valued at 15,000,000 dollars sold by public tender. Two series were offered. 2,450,000 dollars for three months at about 0.85 percent and 13,000,000 dollars for eight months at around 8.12 percent. The issue marks the lowest rate on record for Canadian short term financing.
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Ottawa
Dominion of Canada
Treasury
Soviet trial for rail accidents tense pace in Moscow
Moscow reports a new trial against four groups of defendants linked to railway disasters. Officials cite rising accident frequency and blame culpable neglect. The latest crash killed nineteen and injured seventy two, prompting public scrutiny.
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Moscow
Stoppage Again At Lysaghts Works Newcastle
The employeon at Lysaghts works will again cause work to-morrow due to failure to reach an agreement today. The Newcastle area reports ongoing stoppage and labor dispute, with limited production expected until a settlement is reached.
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Newcastle
Lymaghta Works
Labour Unity Conference Sees Lang Party Demands
Negotiations for unity between the Federal Labour Party and the Lang Party progress amid a partial deadlock. A broader conference panel appointed by the Interstate Conference Pedyral Labour Party sets the agenda as talks resume the next day.
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Sydney
Federal Labour Party
Lang Party
Fall Court Hears Crown Appeal Over Protected Animal Charge
The court today reviews the Crown appeal against the magistrate in the case of Miley Newman Ad. accused of knowingly having in the premises a king of protected animals, namely gyu s u mt. The Pull Court by a majority reverses the magistrate's finding, holding the error in law.
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Sydney
Miley Newman
Te Pomminson
No Bonus For Parsons Marriages In Mid-Sentence Report
A partial draft of minutes from a Methodat Conference discusses ending payments of £100 yearly and £60 furniture allowances to young persons. The document mentions opposition to subsidizing marriages and hints at reshaping benefits tied to marital status, with unclear names and places.
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Rydney
Kernei
London conversions Australian loan operations in London
The Australian conversion loan in London for £21,636,000 closed yesterday. Since October 1932, seven conversion operations totaling £109,849,000 have been negotiated through Mr Bruce. Of this, £21,983,000 reached final maturity dates. £87,866,000 carried optional redemption rights. Annual savings total £2,282,000 with £426,000 in exchange gains. Conversion applications numbered 14,640. cash subscriptions 8,430. cash allocations set at £100 for applications up to £1,160.
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London
Bruce
Uyana
Queensland
Loan Deal Ties Premium for Commonwealth Issue
London reports the Commonwealth subscribes 18 percent of applications to a new loan issued at 97 with 3 percent annual interest. The 25 year currency includes a 20 year redemptive option. Investor yield is £8 13s 8d and comparison shows £3 16s 8d on the last conversion loan. Estimated savings total £804,000 for the Commonwealth and £517,221,000 converted in 1938 for New South Wales.
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Commonwealth
South
Lyons
Substitution in Petrol Brand Dispute Cited by Oil Industries
A statement by Substitute Of Petrol Brands Oil Industries Ltd. notes patrol was substituted for Purr-Pull at the firm’s pump factory on several occasions. The witness claimed he could provide a complete history to answer the Commissioner, describing issues with petrol spares.
Dog Racing Queanbeyan Club Announces New Track Plan
Queanbeyan dog racing club reveals a new track project aimed at boosting portside efficiency and spectator appeal. The plan outlines upgraded surfaces improved safety features and potential dredging to accommodate larger racing vessels and events.
Thirty Hour Week Bill Moves Forward in Congress
A Labour Party led push reports a favorable House of Representatives committee vote on a 30 hour work week bill. The measure, backed by a key committee chair, promises broader protections for workers while allowing exemptions for specific sectors. Supporters say wide backing in the House signals potential passage this session.
Adelaide Tennis Singles and Doubles Results
In Adelaide South Australia today V Medenth fouled H Barbour 6 1 5 4 0. Quist defeated Mein. In Men's Doubles Championship Cyeciord and Quim defeated ruak and Harvey 68 68 BB.
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Quist
Mein Si
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Cyeciord
Quim
Ruak
Harvey
NRA Meeting Melaouri Report Notes Sporting Match Result
The report notes a meeting occurrence in Melaouri on Wednesday and records James HV of Parramatta as winner of a sporting match on the front page. It mentions Victoriam Rite Amocia Non masting and adds brief references to EG Lewis of Queanbeyan with possible actions today.
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James
Parramatta
EG. Lewis
Queanbeyan Ayered
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