American banks open pen again after tremors hit Long Beach
Reports say deposits exceed withdrawals as U S banking machinery resumes normal operation after Federal overhaul. Washington continues to implement Roosevelts three day program with banks in New York and across the nation reopening for normal business.
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Long Beach
Quakers Open Pen
Washington
United States
Roosevel
Mary Prime Parike Aime
Srclnetigns
Tor Senonlia
Nationa Bank
To Defend Arrest Of British Engineers
A report notes defense of British engineers arrested abroad, detailing charges and ongoing legal proceedings. Authorities frame the case as a matter of international concern, with diplomatic and industrial implications for relations between the involved nations.
Unclear Crime Report From Moscow Based On OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text alleges arrest and charges involving Vickers Company executives in Moscow. Mentions Mondye and names Nordwal Victor Gregory and Monk boume. Lacks coherent dates or outcomes. readable portions imply arrests or detentions with conditional release rumored.
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Morcow
Mondye
Vickers
Moscow
Tee Rarnahmon
Vicker
Aurea Nordwal
Victor Gregory
Wa Wite
Af Vickers
Weditall
Monk Boume
Mmitbowe
Council Enforces Health Rules on Butchers Society
Palington Council acted after a health inspector reported contamination at a local butcher shop. A member of the meat trade, A. Polling, was warned. inspectors found adulterated meat, dust in the shop, and doors kept closed to hide unsanitary conditions. The council convicted sellers and jailed at least one, with penalties for adulterated meat and keeping doors shut.
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Trepdany
Palington Council
Tat Nleht
Mien A. Polling
Nurinone
Tate
Abe
Mt Thenar
Petrol Run Short Capetown Monies
Victor Smith left Walvin Bay at 7.20 dawn. An air search traced his path to Hondekellp Bay and Vanrhynetory, 200 miles north, where he reported a confrontation with hostile forces. A crash near the desert ended his flight, with a lone gas port drop observed en route.
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Capetown
Kinerman
Victor Smith
Walvin Bay
Hondekellp Bay
Yeonin
Ie Werodrome
Wea
Wainy
Iach
Smith
Vanrhynetory
Wiall
Caunetown
Welvin Bay
Capelows
Vanrhynedory
Te Deert
Britain Presses France on Substantial Disarmament Talks
Geneva reports indicate Britain seeks large scale reductions in armaments with France at the forefront. A high level interview reveals government intent to secure significant limits amid ongoing discussions among key ministers and foreign officials.
Milk Board Inquiry Probed Adulterated Cream Evidence
The inquiry heard Thomas Bograh of Alexandria claim he was briefly employed as a milk cutter by Mr Namara. He described inducements to join the board and pressure to influence company interests, with references to future payouts and positions. The hearing adjourned to the next day.
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Aydney
MIK Commission
Thomas BoGrah
Alexandria
Namara
McNamara
Basra
Witerena Sant
SuNwarara
Niyo
McNamiy
Toraune
City Mutual Life Assurance report notes investment shift in 1932 scare
Assurance funds Sydney report from City Mutual Life Assurance Society Ltd notes directors intend to invest portions of fund in Australian States other than New South Wales due to the fears of the 1932 scare whose outcomes have not yet fully passed.
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Sydney
City Mutual Life Assurance Society Ltd
Sadi
New South Wales
Frith Poised to Win Lismore By Election
Reported count shows Frith ahead as ballots are tallied in the Lismore by election. Early indications suggest Frith AB or allied supporters will secure the majority, with results expected soon after official totals.
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Lismore
Tonmany
Wernaut
Ba toNews
Barry
Frith
Wikinton
Tayeur Ferhe
Murty Cantinate
Ny Mn
Unclear Fragment Highlights Potent Claims on Pacific Belt
Fragmentary text references a supposed tremor or impact on the Pacific belt with mentions of a figure named Guoping and the term earthqualy. Details are unreadable, unclear, and no verifiable facts or dates are present.
Fragmentary note on arms talks between Britain France and US
The text records a scrambled account of wartime disarmament talks with mentions of Britain France and the United States. It references plans for French concessions without new guarantees and calls for a concept acceptable to all powers. It notes complaints over rejected demands and calls for safeguarding clauses and signatories.
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Donsid
M. Paul Boocour
Mareid
de Flint
France
Okemiamive
Nave
Tele Midoncaur
Algnis
Canberra Chamber Discusses Rent Reduction Plan
The Canberra Chamber at its monthly meeting considered reducing rents by 42 percent in line with a federal capital policy. Government action would extend the same relief to privately owned properties, with a proposed ordinance to enforce the cut.
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Canberra
Ite
Almiter
Chamber of Commerce
Butter Exports Restriction Plan in Australia Debate
British government proposes a six percent reduction on Australian butter exports to the United Kingdom for one year. Federal Cabinet and Dairy Export Council sub committee discuss potential effects including a £2,000,000 rise in overseas value, with agreement contingent on the Dairy Export Central Board’s response. Australia would report exports and potential compensation if losses occur. Debate touches defence minister notes on broader impacts.
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Australia
United Kingdom
Dairy Export Council Board
Pih
Dixity Fanort
Ain Ianiona
Auatralla
A. Brewert
He Howe
Representativan
Austealia
Mpurning
Defence
Francia
Australis
Debate on Anguian Theology at St Andrew's Theological Hall
The assembly in Sydney hears Rev Dr Angus discuss New Testament teachings and the relation to early Christian thought. An overture by Rev McGowan urges examination of Angus's book and whether traditional doctrine, from Old to New Testament, can be reconciled, with emphasis on core Christian tenets.
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Sydney
Tarstay
Angus
St Andrew's Theological Hall
Ayahwy University
Kev
McGowen
Ur Angin
McGowan
Profemor Angus
Between China and Japan Defined Northern Boundary
An unconfirmed report from Shanghai indicates talks between Chiang Kai-shek and Japanese authorities in Northern China about a potential agreement. It notes China and Japan seeking a boundary accord to avoid further conflict and mentions pressure on Japanese and Chinese forces.
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Shanghai
Tueasay
Chiang-Kai-Ahek
Dupanens
Aileadote
Jupanens
Land Values Reappraisement Board Northern Territory
Government appoints committee to handle appraisal for Northern and Central Jails in Northern Territory. Minister for Interior Mr Parking announced in Parliament that personnel would be named soon. Commonwealth funds are available for the committee’s work.
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We Interior
Parking
Nelson
Perkine
AIR SERVICE TO NEW ZEALAND AND REGIONAL TENSIONS
In a Wednesday briefing on a potential air link between Australia and New Zealand a plan for a four meter wing span bomber is discussed alongside Chinese Japanese border issues. The discussion notes Japan and China considering a border accord, while Chinese forces brace for renewed campaigns near Jehol and Manchukuo with ongoing troop reinforcements and political pressures shaping decisions.
Bill to be drafted at once on dairy exports
The government plans rapid drafting of a bill to amend the Dairy Produce Export Act and Dairy Export Chucwes act to control butter exports. Current levy stands at one-sixteenth of a penny per pound, with government aiming for swift passage and Senate convening earlier than anticipated.
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Dalry Export
Swit Xerlon
Senate
Alleged Plot to Dynamite Gas Plants in Germany
Fragmentary report describes an alleged plot to damage gas and electricity plants in Berlin and Rhineland areas. Claims mention Communists and reactions from municipal and regional authorities as investigations unfold amid wartime headlines.
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Berlin
Tuas
Neais
Rhineland
West
Ppatte
U S A to Cooperate with Geneva and advisory committee
The government accepts an invitation to lease Nations cooperation with the Advisory Committee on rift between China and Japan. Officials pledge to participate in Geneva discussions, aiming to resolve tensions and reduce potential conflict through diplomatic channels.
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Washington
Lease of Nations
Ching
Dupe
Three Men Sentenced in Land Fraud Conspiracy Case
Three men including Frederick Pleld a company director were sentenced to three years imprisonment on three charges of conspiracy. The case alleges they aided farmers by misrepresentation in a land deal tied to a Texas Tube Promotion bid, with connections to Penola Archerfield and Queensland.
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Lbourne
Debates In House Over Butter Exports Policy
Country Party and government clash as Mr Corner argues for restricting butter exports to Britain to aid Australia’s dairy industry. He warns of economic distress and seeks full investigation into marketing methods while noting butter’s importance for employment and the broader economy. Contingent continuation appears on page 2.
Inland Railway Finality Delayed Amid Government Talks
The Minister for the Ministerial Affair, Mr Erkinal, informed the House of Representatives that government negotiations with a powerful syndicate aimed at securing a railway line from Bourke to Britain in exchange for allegiance to Northern Territory concerns. Details remain unsettled as discussions continue.
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Erkinal
Hawker Aula
House of Representatives
Klovernment
Nnt Wnluentlag
Wally
Bourke
Britain
Baldwin Signals End to Arm Trade Embargo in Commons
London reports Mr Stanley Baldwin, in the House of Commons, declared there is no prospect for an international agreement. He announced the embargo on arms exports to China and Japan may be removed, reflecting a shift in policy and prompting debate on future steps.
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Robert Bien
London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Ching
Japan
Dean
Baldwin
Government seeks united approach to river traffic talks
A government statement emphasizes removing obstacles today and pursuing vigorous talks with all parties to reach a form of agreement. The discussion references Brisbane and derelict river work with figures including Mr Baldwin and mentions a new wharf, vessel movements, and ongoing examination of practices.
Over the Fence Decision Affects Tennis Neighbours
Acting Judge Nell today considers a case about an adjoining property dispute in which the fence line and boundary affect neighboring tennis facilities. The ruling discusses whether the tail end of a wall or fence should be moved to settle the long standing encroachment and property rights.
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Nell
Tea Fourth
Australia and New Zealand Act Overview Mentioned
A summary note references the Australia and New Zealand Act and related information. The text presents a compilation of provisions and rights as published, with emphasis on the act's scope within the region.
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Australia
New Zealand
Norwegian trader searches for missing Japanese steamer
The Norwegian motor ship Talleyrand searched a wide area after receiving a distress message about the Japanese steamer Kinsen Maru. No trace of the vessel or its crew was found by late afternoon, with continued search planned as weather allowed.
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Sydney
Talleyrand
Ens Rine
Mala Abe
Quesnaland
Tailayrand
Polish Corridor Settlement at Geneva Crisis Passes
An agreement reached at Ornava confirms Poland will withdraw troops from the German corridor area. The locating terms include restoring Westarplatte and immediate withdrawal of retatoresmante as approved by the Sesgus Vovnall. Dr Ziehm, president of the Pansy Henate, assures safety of theoles in Denzin.
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Ornava
Wasterpfalta
Poland
Sesgus Vovnall
Westarplatte Aestivment
Ziehm
Pansy Henate
Sydney bus services private ownership push petition
A protest letter from groups including the Chamber of Commerce and Water Interest demands government return of bus services to private operation. The Premier Mr Atavens is urged to reverse the transport policy amid concerns of politicalisation and spoilation impacting passenger services.
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DICT
Tueaay
Atavens
Pyemler
Brothers at Law Awarded Twenty Five Pounds
Two brothers sued a fruit grower and claimed damages of 25 pounds for alleged anger and insult. The testimony described a disputed stand and the jury awarded the psalmist 25 pounds.
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Byoney
Tusa
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