Agreement in Principle on UK Meat Imports From Australia
Authoritative circles report in London that Britain plans to replace quotas with tariffs on Australian meat imports for the second quarter. Negotiations continue with April 1 as a target, while ministers and delegates discuss the shift to tariffs, possible levy schemes, and the impact on chilled beef shipments.
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Dublin raids shock republicans amid arrests in Brucewell prison
Raids across Dublin and surrounding areas result in arrests of Republic writers and activists. Police and guards tighten controls as houses, including that of Maurice Twomey and Sara McBride, are searched for arms and treasonable documents.
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Pope to issue Jubilee message amid wheat pool debate
The Pope plans to send a Jubilee message while London discussions focus on royal commission recommendations to regulate the wheat pool. Barcative Council of the Primary Ersucer Union contemplates urging the State Government to enact legislation.
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Jubilee medals to honor King’s era in Australia
Silver medals with emblems of the King and Queen feature Windsor Castle on the reverse and will be struck by Royal Mint. Arrangements cover quantities from Melbourne and Port Mints for the King’s stint in Australia. About 6,000 medals for prominent Australians. 5,000 for states and 1,000 from the Commonwealth Government.
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Infantile Paralysis Victims Flight Legislation Hearing Ends
A fragmented report notes a Wednesday hearing involving Lionel Labia and others about an alleged wrongplay during a medical case linked to infantile paralysis. Mentioned are a Sydney connection, a Townsville journey, payments around £900 to £1000, and an adjourned session.
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No Confidence Debate Opens in Melbolane Assembly
Crowded galleries hear Country Party leader Dunstan move a motion of no confidence in the Argyle Government. He cites electoral shifts and criticizes the UAP, noting seats won by his party and questioning party alignments while addressing interjections from opponents. The debate touches on policy support and the role of the TAP in current politics.
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Unprecedented Tariff Duty Measures Debated in Parliament
A late night session in the Commonwealth Parliament featured Minister White announcing unprecedented tariff duties. The plan could force reductions in government expenditure and different impacts for importers as goods face withdrawal deadlines and rate changes. The discussion highlighted potential gains for woollen goods and agricultural machinery while triggering cabinet sensitivity to market effects.
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Privilege Motion Raised Over Stock Exchange Letter
A privilege motion was moved in the House by Mr. Macalister Blain over a letter from Sydney Stock Exchange director Mr. B G Blackmore to Mr. Blain. The letter, alleged to threaten and reflect on a MP's motives, followed criticism of gold mining in Central Australia and the exchange’s conduct. Blackmore defended the exchange’s actions while Blain sought parliamentary scrutiny and asked the exchange committee to examine the matter.
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Butter crisis fuels Australian house debate motion
The Australian butter crisis prompted a House motion. Deputy Labour Leader Mr. Forde will table a treason s bit on UK exports and the impact on Australia. He accuses the government of inaction and calls Britain to halt trade with Argentina to protect Australia.
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Fatal Quarrel in Mingal Stirs Sydney Inquiry
A murky report details an inquest into the shooting of Paul via Tenses at Sydney. Yvonne Deer, linked to the case, is described as having planned motives with an odd web of associates. Witnesses discuss Motives, wealth, and trips as police probe the violence and its ties to local acquaintances.
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Sydney Show Deputation Seeks Award Rates
A deputation at the Sydney showground urged Labour officials to have framed rates paid for work done during the show. They warned of a strike if relief work continued under lower terms. Mr King said the request aligned with Labour policy, while Mr Cunningham refused to depart from government policy.
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Nazi Kidnapping Sparks Swiss Protest Demand
Swiss protests a breach of neutrality over the March kidnapping of German novelist Berthol Jacob from Basel to Berlin. Berlin authorities deny involvement while Swiss official M Motta urges German cooperation. Jacob’s estranged wife in Paris hospitalized after a related letter, police in Paris and London alerted. Authorities link the case to German agents and Czech communist actions, though officials say not to repeat the incident.
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State Parliament Rydney Premiers Call for Extended Sitting
The Premier told a joint meeting that Parliament would sit eight more days to finish the legislative programme. He said the Legislative Assembly would meet Monday to Friday and would pursue amendments to the Local Government Act to close evasion of preference and to the Film Quota Bill.
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Girl Takes Poison To Frighten Parents
An 11 year old girl in Windsor reportedly took two doses of poison after a scolding for staying out late. She was hospitalized in serious condition but improved by morning. Police theorize the act was to cast suspicion on Hydnay Block Xohinige and a parliamentary matter, with the girl aiming to alarm her parents. The report also includes unrelated parliamentary notes and company references.
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Berlin Berlin Talks Reveal Divergent British German Views
In Berlin, British ministers Simon and Eden, with Mary Hitler, wrap seven hour talks that officials report produced sharp disagreements over Eastern security, Russia, and future arms parity. A London communique notes frank, friendly exchanges and indicates both sides seek balance while Britain asserts navy superiority and Germany presses for safeguards. Eden heads to Moscow and Warsaw after the meeting.
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Royal Tour Budget Sparks Debate Over Costs
A fragmented report from wartime era describes the Duke of Mouesster's Australian tour costing about £20,000 for the Commonwealth, plus £120,000 for cruiser maintenance and royal party expenses. A minister's travel allowance of £3/2 per day is criticized as insufficient to cover the needs of the Prince and entourage.
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Moratorium Act Ryoney Extends Erie Moratorium to 1908
A namety Moratorium extends the Erie moratorium until 1908, shielding people from penalties amid line of Lakes through routes. The measure, debated in the Legislative Session, aims to protect individuals affected by the sea seepage and related practices while awaiting further action.
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