Canberra Food Relief Plans Cut Work and Coupons
Canberra authorities propose from April 1 a contract for all food relief supplies at reduced prices, lowering coupon value and the hours of work required for recipients. The plan aims to ease relief costs but would hit many indigent residents, especially those far from shopping centers, by reducing benefits and forcing longer trades. It faces scrutiny over hardship to beneficiaries and potential monopolistic effects in the capital.
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Federal Capital Territory
Pee
Pasiteiit Folerior
Aly Apta
Canberra
Fighting Dies Along The Great Wall In Northern Skirmish
Reported fighting along the Great Wall with two forces prepared to renew hostilities at any provocation. Local reports show no confirmation of casualties or commander statements amid tense atmosphere and recent withdrawal movements.
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Pho
Mame Vhculty
Arm
Wil
Fe Rami Weolleaeehy
Sally Nubaidin
Tieitain
Fall of Earth At Beltoled Colliery Kills Two
A large fall of earth at the Beltoled Colliery in Newcastle today trapped two workers. Rescue efforts were mounted as Winer and others were reported missing. Local officials warned of further instability in the mine as crews searched the debris.
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Newcastle
Beltoled
Nazis Overwhelm Other Parties In Berlin Rally
Reported Berlin gathering shows Nazi support overwhelming opposition with crowds singing praises to Hitler. Officials tout a strong, disciplined Volk and promise emergency measures while Socialists protest as authorities prepare decrees easing political offenses and consolidating power.
Hospital tax debate sparks state inquiry and public interest
Attorney General Latham reports on Watson state hospital tax claims. The discussion centers on if hospital taxes fall under federal power and the legality of imposition. Watson questions the ruling, while Latham clarifies the federal stance and the scope of authority claimed. The inquiry notes prior opinions but finds no direct basis supporting the hospital tax claim.
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Latham
Dre
Watson
Aviviaag
Inquiry into Wage Restoration in Melbourne Arbitration Court
The full Arbitration Court in Melbourne opened a general inquiry into wage restoration. The hearing involves Cyber Auden Detridge and Krone Na employers and representatives as part of the wage dispute review.
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Cyber Auden
Detridge
Melbourne
Weduvaduy
Redistribution to Await Census and Election Plans
Fragmented report from Adelaide references Attorney General Lathan and a potential redistribution plan tied to a census. The text suggests uncertainty about timing and whether a general election would occur after the Commonwealth arrangements, with speculation on who would support or oppose changes.
Commonwealth Bank Opens New Perth Building Crowds Gather
Perth witnesses a grand opening of Commonwealth Bank’s new building drawing large crowds. The event features remarks on the expansion and notes a commemorative display as visitors tour the upgraded facilities with local officials present.
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Commonwealth Bank
Perth
Royal Commission Established for Australian Oil Giants
A Commonwealth government Royal Commission was appointed to investigate major oil companies in Australia. Key officials include Mr John Gunn of Cammerwell and Mr Barton, a Sydney accountant. Terms of reference and staffing are under discussion, with aims to examine petrol pricing, industry development, and the impact on national development.
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Australia
John Gunn
Cammerwesttrynt
Biley
Cook
Lathan
Darton
Royal Communidun
Taki Orne
Newnes
Abby Olfeld
Meduinon
Wey Tate
Bante
Tatham
Pulrul
Wador
Auntewlin
Autentia
Tiencra
Latimer
Homer
Haseed Ir
Martis
Melbourne
Lathamales
World
W. J. Atwaum
Hrinn
Heavy floods and rail derailment hit New Zealand
Describes extensive flooding in the Te Umaranui district with trains derailed near Auckland and Wellington to Auckland service disrupted. Floodwaters swept cattle and property, a child's body reportedly found, and a large repair effort underway as officials consider airlifts to move the New Zealand text team members.
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Auckland
Dias
Raila
Weexbrane
Wellington
New Zealand
Roosevelt seeks advisory war debt committee
President Roosevelt says Congress should provide an advisory committee for war debt negotiations but that the White House has no plan to ask for any debt payment deferral. Debt installments are due June 15.
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Washington, Tueeday
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Moscow Cases Court Procurator To Decide Fate
Moscow reports that the case against the Vickers employee has moved from the OOPU to the Procurator of the Supreme Court. The procurator will decide if discharge or other action is taken. A British lawyer may attend the trial, but only as a member of the public.
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Moscow
Vickers
O.0.p.u
Supreme Court
Litvinutty
Biemond Ovey Twit
Four Power Talks Aim to Align Pact in North Africa
A desultory dialogue among British and French leaders continued over Tyre, with Prime Minister Macdonald and French ministers Doladier and Maul Wencour discussing the future of a four power pact within the League of Nations framework. The discussions, held en route to London, seek a unified approach on proposals and will be revisited in Parliament next Thursday during the international affairs debate.
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Manimay Macdonald
M. Doladier
M. Maul Wencour
Fotulge
Tyre
Fay
Bettis
Beitinh
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Varid
Higier Musnolini
Toyal Ween
Leagua of Nations
Macdonald
Laud
Mon of Commons
Ambiguous Moscow Orders to Trading Agency in April
Fragmentary report from Moscow cites preparations to depart in April by a Teumian trading organine called Arcon and In Tandem. It mentions an audit by April 16 and plans to return to Moscow, with uncertain reference to a valley and a broad Mag of Uitte.
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London
Turaday
Pally
Arcon
Foun
Moscow
Thelr
Avian
Uitte
Bry Peady
Hindu caste injunction against Gandhi in Poona Court
In Calcutta on Tuesday Gandhi's navigation for revival of the ban on untouchables faces a high court inquiry at Poona Court. Legal figures and Indian movement leaders debate restraining orders and the rights of Hindus under a Victoria era precaution. The hearing includes four legislators and a protest by Amravati allies.
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Gandhi
Poona Court
A. Harkane
Aidala
Cuswalih
West Pbl
Kmportern Af Hk
Tvs
Martane
Quevn Victoria
Ratte Lope
Itauan Cabinet Approves Plan With Officials
In Rome on Tuesday the Itauan cabinet discussed Winoan formation with Mr Maconald and John Simon. The plan was presented with enthusiasm and approved by the cabinet amid hopeful speech.
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Itauan
Rome
Tuestay
Alxnar
Musmolini
Mr. Maconald
Tir
John Simon
WEW Bank Formed Wareungpor Announcement
A new bank named WEW Bank was formed in Wareungpor with the National Bank of Petrol as a parent entity. It begins with a capital of 96,000,000 and signals significant regional financial development announced by United Rocon officials.
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Wareungpor
United Rocon
Madras Terrorist Outbreak Report In Calcutta Area
A damaged police bulletin describes a terrorist outbreak in the Madras province and Calcutta area. It mentions a revolver and ammunition hidden behind a curtain, a live bomb, and incriminating documents found in a granary at Basthat in Chittemoas.
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Calcutta
Dorummanta
Vilage
Basthat
Chittemoas
Canada tax overhaul boosts revenue and exports fund
Ottawa announces a heavy budget tax shift including a stabilisation fund for exports. corporate tax rises and personal exemptions shrink while sales and excise duties broaden. new import duties, cosmetics and tobacco taxed, and a dollar per gallon excise on fortifying spirits. export support aims to offset pound devaluation and inflation impacts.
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Ottawa
Thurstey
Hier Rhea
Roosevelt proposal to Congress on civilian conservation corps
President Roosevelt urged Congress to authorize creation of a civilian conservation corps to provide jobs in forestry work. The plan would place about 88,000 workers under wartime style productivity measures and grant authority to proceed within two weeks.
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Washington
Turaday
Roowevelt
Huw
Goreeryalion Voria
Arrest of New York Banker Seized on Tax Evasion Charge
A New York banker, Charlee Twerlsy Mitchell, recently chairman of National City Bank, was arrested at his home tonight on a government warrant alleging income tax evasion of 687,139 dollars with penalties. The report notes the charges involve evasion of payment of income tax and related penalties.
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New York
Twerlsy
Charlee
Mitchell
Chiair
The
National City Bank
Fédorsi
Dellare
NZ Ban on American Magazines Draws Dominion Debate
A New Zealand discussion on restricting American magazines prompts parliamentary debate over cultural protection and trade implications. Officials weigh potential impacts on media diversity and public access to international publications.
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