Fiery Tobacco Duties Debate Splits Country Party
The House debated tobacco duties late last night with 46 voting for adjournment and 20 against. Government and opposition lines were drawn as the Tariff Board report was discussed. the debate exposed strains within the Country Party over policy and timing, while Mr Gullett defended duties as essential revenue.
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House of Representatives
Wielensl Labour Party
Lang Group
Hue Country Center
Gullett
Tariff Board
Forde
Ja At
Country Party
United Country Party of
Me. Thompson
Seit
Blardan
Hetaweo Yrowyyn
Anaimila
Ge Mundt
Snd
Lyona
Customa
Clullett
Trong
Guilett
Houllin
Scullin
Pikes Manuka Shop Damaged in Afternoon Incident
A damaged store entry at Pikes Manuka reports minor harm and debris after a local incident in the afternoon. Investigators secured the area as neighbors described loud sounds and scattered bricks near the Canberra area. No injuries are mentioned and authorities are guiding the ongoing inquiry.
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Ardiat
Mr Ball's Tickets Explanatory Letter
The fragmentary item outlines an explanatory note related to Mr Ball's tickets and an invitation. It mentions Sydnet and Tuesdays and hints at arrangements for an opening event with emcees and provost involvement, but the text is largely garbled.
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Sydnet
Mall
Muna
Invita
Wage Reduction Union Application We Will Take Charge
Melbourne Tasmania reports a wage reduction dispute as unions push for a ten percent cut. Court remarks on unemployment impact. Leader Crofts defends workers stance amid agitation claims and warns industry strain.
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Melbourne
Tasatay
Unione
Croft
Crotin
Wases
and Crofts
Judas Dethridee
Mr. Crofts
No Tidings on Lindbergh Baby Publicity Truce Sought
A Brooklyn newspaper urges a 48 hour silence across New York journals and radio on the Lindbergh baby case to pressure kidnappers. Authorities in New Jersey and New York reportedly consider withdrawal of contact while negotiators may offer a ransom of 50000 Italian lira with no questions asked.
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New York
Lindbergh
Brooklyn
Radio
New Jersey
Holler
Heve
Readiem T9
Intercepted letter seeks ransom for baby return
Intercepted message from New York indicates an ADRESSed to a madbereh demanding a ransom of 500,000 dollars for the return of a baby. A tentative meeting location near Manorfield Cromrail Kentaiatt in Pennsylvania was noted, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Aidney
New York
Madbereh
Lin
Cromrail
Kentaiatt
Manafield
Pennsylvania
Briand Dead Greatest European of Us All in Paris
Aristide Briand dies at 90 in Paris after a heart attack. A national funeral is planned for Saturday with M. Tardieu delivering the oration. Briand, a long serving minister and deputy since 1903, played a key role in wartime leadership and Franco German relations.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Council of Ministers
Briand
M. Tardieu
Byrd Plans Return to Antarctica to Probe Wealth
The Cincinnati correspondent of the Associated Press reports Rear Admiral Byrd will return to Antarctica to explore commercial possibilities of the polar regions. He plans a base 500 miles south of Little American and aims to drive toward the Pole before returning.
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New York
Cincinatti
Associated Press
Byrd
Antarctica
United States
Little America
Pole
Austrian Murder Confessions Shatter Calm in Vienna
In Vienna a 58 year old former butcher Grane Leiphgoex confessed to guilt in a famed murder spree. He claimed responsibility for killing a biker and five other women, with two victims found in beds. Police recall other vanished women and a pattern of theft and desecration linking to more crimes.
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Vienna
Voutan Junke
Austria
Grane Leiphgoex
Alo
Bikerend Imother
Tlelpha
Police Trap War of Writers Arrests in Bristol
Police arrested three suspects, two men and a woman, in Bristol on Monday night for writing a note demanding 50 dollars for kidnapped yields. The trap revealed the plan, and one man arrived with the money but was stopped. The pair were bound for an auto and taken to jail. after questioning, they were released.
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Hrtund
Inter
Chamber of Deputies
Conplauoun
Hr Amok
Felia
Xeilone
Sristol
Moniays
Leeds
Lindi Weitere
al P.maes Salema
Lo Bhi
Charred Bones Highlight Hawthorn Tragedy in Melbourne
In Melbourne Hawthorn a murder case unfolds as detectives probe a burned child’s remains found in a backyard. Clarice Mills and Bidney Wightwick face murder charges at City Court, with alleged involvement by Viola May in the infant’s delivery and subsequent disposal.
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Melbourne
Poites al- Jeme
Membeh
Matt Ando
Hawthorn
Clarice Mills
Bidney Wiehtwick
Ball Wan
McCwie
Ove
Viola May
Hir
Windtwick
Milla
Wightwicke
Wikhiwick
iCld Duc
Regrets In London Over Death Of Me
A London dispatch reports profound regret at the death of a noted figure. Messages of sympathy cross party lines, with leaders expressing sorrow and gratitude for decades of shared work. The French government and British officials convey condolences and pledge continued goodwill between nations.
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Tundun
Peu Tour
Tyrrell
Marin Hve
Tarde
Basinny MacPennit
Lin Colleaguen
Tleowelt
Weare
France
Governor Moore on kidnapping immunity stance
Governor Moore told reporters he would grant immunity to the Lindbergh kidnap case if necessary but said he was willing to withdraw the polls if Lindbergh Fe squinted It.
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Trenton
N.J
Moore
Pew Apaper
Powerlan
Tere
Lindbergh
Alleged Threat of Revenge In Indiana Flight Case
United States Marshal Hart reported to Governor Moore that an aviator had threatened to Leven with Lindbergh three weeks ago. The aviator was obsessed with jealousy over Lindbergh and the aviator’s intent remains unclear in the memo.
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Routh Bend
Indiana
Mon
United States
Hart
Moore
Leven
Bindbergh
Lindbergh
Silent tribute at Geneva for Arlard's death
Report from Geneva describes a solemn tribute as officials and mourners bow heads. Foreign Secretary John Simon lauds Arlard as a steadfast friend and tireless servant of peace, while the nation mourns his loss and resolves to honor his legacy.
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Arlard
Renova
Anatin
Hriand
Tut
Norman
Geneva
Speciatista
Bere Walther
Innianee Sf
J Seland
No Demand Ever Made In Lindbergh Case Claim
Captain Lamb stated no note or ransom demand had ever been made for the Lindbergh baby. He contradicted police reports from that week that a note demanding ransom was pinned to the Wilitmry window, with threats to the infant.
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Hopewell
N.J
Lamb
Re Blate Patter
Lindbergh
Wilitmry
Shanghai at Standstill as Banks Stay Closed
Shanghai's commercial life stalls as native banks refuse to reopen under Japanese occupation. Intimidation of shopkeepers continues, causing a cash shortage and mounting health fears. Front-line actions show little fighting, but nearby areas see troop movements and tensions rise. The Japanese seek control over policing and cleansing of the settlement, while Chinese authorities resist.
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Shanghai
Tokio
Ue Chines
Wrema House
Ine
Chine
Hangchow
Quinmart
Quinmar
Nanking
Nanslung
Jenn
Chitmamertior
Waimcult
Rush to invest on London market over-subscriptions
London reports show huge over subscriptions to new five per cent stock issues. Metropolitan District Hallway sought £1.5 million and drew £10.1 million, Croyds firm requested £760,000 but received £16 million, and New Zealand government aimed for £2 million with about £60 million raised. The surge signals a major shift in investment demand in recent weeks.
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London
Areund
Croyds Corporation
Nyuaaland Gover
Sterling Rise Amid Foreign Exchange Restrictions
The financial editor notes removal of FX controls boosted sterling holdings both at home and abroad and spurred short-term balance offers to banks, risking a rapid rise. Industry sources cite Brook Exchange influence as French actions affect markets. Australian bonds show improved yields around 20/ to L4/s.
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Ausraian
Milk Price Cuts Prompt Calls for Consumption Review
The Milk Board notes rising prices have led many to cut milk purchases. If this decline continues, steep reductions in consumption may force changes in distribution and pricing.
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Milk Board
China Accepts Peace Geneva Move Amid Tensions
Report of China accepting a peace proposal at Geneva as led by Lie General Committee of Tous omeswDhy, with statements from General Chinn Kol Hhek and Me Rong, vice president of the Council of siniorators. Assembly officials stressed the league's pivotal role in securing peace and avoiding conflict in Europe and the Far East.
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Geneva
China
Lie
Chinn
Kol- Hhek
Rong
Council of Siniators
Turing
Locui
Europe
Ahs
League
Scott's Attempt To Beat Air Record
A company chief sent a London-cabled message today stating Officer C W A Heatt aimed to fly to Wayne England on March 16 to break Butler's record. They also noted Lady Chaytor's Australian itinerary including Darwin Newcaste Waters, Camoo Woul, Longreach, Rome, Brisbane and Sydney.
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Rydney
Twonday
London
C. W. A. Heatt
England
Butler
Lady Chaytor
Darwin
Newcakte Waters
Camoowoul
Longreach
Rome
Brisbane
Hidney
Australian pilot removed from civil register over England move
The name A. J. Mollinon has been removed from the Australian register of civil pilots as he becomes a virtual resident of England. He cannot rejoin until he obtains the British register’s recommendation. The Air Ministry awaits an explanation of his recent return flight from Egypt to London and the apparent violation of a restricted area.
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London
A. J. Mollinon
England
Air Ministry
Egypt
Thomas in Ottawa to attend financial talks
Mr J H Thomas, the Remini on Secretary, is in Ottawa to supervise arrangements amid international financial discussions. The Australian government informs of ongoing talks attended by Neville Chamberlain and others, with Mr Homes in Ottawa and Met observers monitoring developments.
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London
Monitay
Tiberi
Thomas
Maine
Ottawa
Homes
Neville Cramberlain
Met
Tora
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