High Court upholds Enforcement Act validity on interest claim
The High Court declares the Enforcement Act valid, enabling the Commonwealth to seize New South Wales assets and pay dispute interest and exchange amounts due next weekend. The case centers on the Financial Agreement between the Commonwealth and states and whether the Commonwealth bears liability for interest owed to bondholders. The judge reviews indemnity clauses and the extent of Commonwealth obligations under the agreement.
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Commonwealth
New South i
H.C
We KC
Weiner
Driver faces assault charge after collision in Sydney
Police arrest a man over a crash that injured Welln, claiming the car was stolen and driven by the suspect. The driver has been charged with gruffal assault as four youths are held in connection with the incident. A separate report notes an unidentified wagon worker killed near Graf.
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Sydney
Walls
Union Protest Fails To Halt City Work Gang
In Sydney on Tuesday a protest by about 140 unionists tried to stop planters and carpenters from working at a King Street shop. The demonstration near the Trades Hall and a fire alarm led to only a few workers stopping. most continued work, despite prior complaints of undercutting award wages.
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Sydney
Lew Than Award
King Strvet
McMart
Gilaabie Fonters
Permuada
Waranine
Georg Kennedy
Ran Latla
Thy
Sred Wien
Missing Man in Dunedoo After Weekend Wander
A motor mechanic named Watson, formerly a flight lieutenant in the AIF, disappeared from his Dunedoo home after wandering away on Saturday. Police and civilians conducted intensive searches yesterday and today but he remains missing. Watson had previously been wounded by German artillery fire.
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Lal Wateon
Dunedoo
Wiffern
Joan of Memory
Jurlen
Laege
Watson
A.I.F
Wos
Marriage in Sydney Reverend Dr Micklem wed in St James Church
The ceremony at St James Church Sydney united Reverend Dr Micklem with Miss Aurile, in the presence of Bishop Olbert White. The bride, sole daughter of the late Mr Aurino and Mrs Attring, wore a wedding gown as guests attended the nuptial mass. The couple plan their honeymoon tomorrow.
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P. As
Micklem
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Lore
Oilbert White
Aurino
Attring
Wend
Mick
Bingland
Dollar slump amid European holiday sales and currency raids
A Europe driven currency rout lifted the pound, franc, and mark while New York remained the only active market. Banks prepared to repay credits as the Haitian Treasury announced payment of 20,000,000 of the remaining 60,000,000 credit extended in August amid holiday disruption and volatile exchange rates.
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England
Europe
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Ita
Fell Under Train Verdict of Accidental Death
A verdict of accidental death was returned today by the coroner after an inquiry into the death of William Joseph Magnet, 42, a woodmaker, who fell under a train at Aubyn Street station recently. A writer for Magnet said the deceased suffered headaches and anxiety before the incident.
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Toonday
William Joseph Magnet
Wookmaker
Aubyen Station
Magnet
Wife Charged In Canady Attempted Murder Case
At Jocal court, Mrs Gindye Canady faced charges of attempted murder against her husband Henry Camlays. Police say a quarrel led to a shooting. the bullet struck the man. She was remanded on bail pending further hearing.
Edols Case Development Ties Three to Bankruptcy Hearing
In a weekend development Mrs. Belle Edoloe was connected to three individuals listed to appear before the Registrar in Bankruptcy tomorrow. They are to produce books and documents related to alleged dealings with Mrs. Edole while she was sought by sheriff’s officers.
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Rydney
Belle Edole
Cape record Mollison's feat lowers by 13 hours
Cape Town dispatch reports English airman Mollison setting a new record for the Cape journey by flying from Walvis Bay to Capetown with an 8 35 AM arrival, beating the prior mark by 13 hours. The London Times hails his solo, unaided route via Niamey and Walvis Bay, noting 1460 miles covered and a welcome at Colomb-Bechar.
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England
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Mr. Mollison
Peggy Salaman
Wating
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Melander
Moliison
Mim Amy Mobson
Aleep
Colomb-Bechar
Walvis
London “Times
Maltinon
Fritian
Winged bullet arms European conflict rise
Monde reports details of a new German bullet design termed winged bullet, with claimed muzzle velocity of 6 000 feet per second and 60 gauge armour piercing. The Telegraph notes debates on its impact for naval and land warfare and potential for greater casualties in future combat.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Reawin
Ita
Dea
Ikin
Parkhill Leaves Sydney for Northern Territory Journey
Minister for Home Affairs Mr A Parkhill departed Sydney last night for Northern Territory study. He will inspect local administration and regional conditions, assess unemployment, and examine native living standards. He plans to travel overland via the Central Australia railway system and will not use air travel on this journey.
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A. Parkhill
Sydney
Northern Territory
Fall in Wool Fine Sorts Down Five Per Cent
Wool prices eased in Sydney amid a limited demand for fine wools. A total of 10 588 bales offered with 410 sold domestically and 830 privately. Average values held near pre Easter levels, but fine wool sold weakly with broad declines. Competition from Yorkshire and Continental buyers supported prices on some types, while Japanese demand remained restrained. Cardings and crossbreds stayed firm with best declines offset by earlier porter markets.
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Pricon
Yorkenire
Miso Vometiae
Bavin Ordered To Rest As NSW Opposition Leader Steps Down
Mr T R Bavin, leader of the United Australia Party in New South Wales Parliament, announces a rest due to health strain after three operations in three years. A special party meeting will appoint his successor, with his deputy Meavin or colleague acting until recovery.
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Bavin
Tuthremont
United Australia Party
New South Wales
Rome
Mavin
Navin
De Valera Drafts Reply to Britain Ahead of Cabinet
De Valera completed a draft reply to Britain and will submit it to the cabinet tomorrow. He seeks to argue the oath of allegiance in the constitution has nothing to do with the treaty. The reply is expected to reach Downing Street by Thursday and no papers will be released to the press until all correspondence is concluded. Republicans in Dublin press on with the Triad stance, straining every nerve to galvanize support.
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Durian
de Valera
Britain
Downing Street
Dublin
Government pledges wage tax enforcement after Easter recess
Mr Forbes stated the Government is determined to enforce the shilling in the pound wages tax for unemployment relief after the Easter recess.
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Forbes
Republican Army recruits to spur uprising amid unrest
The Republican Army launches a recruitment drive targeting unemployed youths in the streets as emigration to America slows, while Coagrave and allied party organizations maintain silence ahead of the Dallas session. The piece notes growing readiness for a potential diplomatic deadlock and a wave of Republicanism shaping actions in coming weeks.
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Republican
America
Coagrave
Dall Sess
Racing raid on private course
Sydney police raided Hornley Estate near Fairfield, arresting three men after finding about 200 people on the course amid a large gambling operation. Trotting and horse racing events were reported, with more than a dozen races held and favorites rarely winning. One arrestee was linked to a notable police horseman.
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Sydney
Tarely
Ravin Relinquishes Party Leadership Amid Health Concerns
A unanimous party resolution mourns the retirement of Ravin from the leadership due to illness. Bevin praises Ravin’s long service to the party and the state while Ravin plans to remain in Parliament and recover. Kilan remarks express personal relief at release from official duties as the party faces uncertain times ahead.
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Bavin
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Tavin
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Sudan
Amy Johnson Plans Atlantic Flight Study Mission
Miss Amy Johnson Capetown Monday arrives after recuperative trip. She will study navigation in view of the Atlantic Might and believes longitude theories are scientifically sound, aiming for mastery in aviation.
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Capetown
Amy Joniwon
Navilon
Aviatrix
Australian Bond Market Report Summary
Australian markets report mixed bond yields with Commonwealth five per cent noted at 19K5 and 1M 8, while New South Wales five per cent shows LOOT 89. The update reflects current rate changes and yields from Australian debt instruments.
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New York
Monta
Commonwealth
New South Waiee
Girl Guides Lost in National Park Near Miswerra Falls
A group of 21 Girl Guides were reported lost overnight in Country tonal Park near Miswerra Falls. They were found unharmed after the incident, with no injuries noted and no ill effects.
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Girl Guides
National
Bydney
Miswerra Falla
State to Contest Shadler Claim at Royal Garden Party
Government plans to contest Shadler claim in the vice regal garden party matter. Writ ordered last work position dated March 14, with £1009 aid referenced. Weather and contracting details noted amid invited attendees and security provisions.
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Shadler
Audrry
Turley
Testata
New South Wales Lawn Tennis Association Announces Grading
The New South Wales Lawn Tennis Association公布 leading men players grading with Crawford first and McGrath tenth in the announced order. The list includes Crawford C, Aproule A, Willard R, Dunlop D, Douchue J, Willard C, Walker, Moses C, Thompson, and V McGrath.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Graziers Pay Tribute To Mr Cleary's Work
SYDNET Tuesday letter from the Grasiers' Association expressing deep appreciation for Mr Cleary's time and care in addressing railway reform efforts. It notes political interference hindered necessary changes in the railway service.
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HE. ‘Tothan
Cleary
Grasiers
Avocltion
Father Drowned in Chasing After Son in Tragic Incident
An elderly father died while searching for his son in a harbor area amid a stormy period. The incident occurred during a rescue attempt when strong currents pulled the man under. Authorities and local rescuers are reviewing the event and conditions at the time.
Primary Produce Prices Fall In Monthly Sydney Report
A government summary shows primary produce prices remain exceptionally low with Mint tin Melt and related items near bottom values. Despite some regional rain改善 needs, January 1932 saw a slight revenue uptick in rail and tramway trades, while employment declines persisted.
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Sydney
Moran
Wiguren
Vale of Pales
Car in Flames Near Brooklyn Crash Causes Leap for Life
Lionel Metrers and Arthur Melrosa escaped a deadly crash near Brooklyn when their car veered, caught fire, and tumbled over 200 feet. They leapt to safety, suffered burns but are recovering in Randwick private hospital. The car was destroyed. an engine explosion preceded the inferno.
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Lionel Metrers
Arthur Melrosa
Brooklyn
Weyers
Randwick
Wey
Newsantle
Iwan
Airman Charged Over Loaded Revolver in Hong Kong
In Hong Kong, Mr J A Pumelt of Bindu New Wales faced charges for attempting to sell a loaded revolver. He arrived with 27 dollars hoping to earn from the weapon’s sale and claimed he sought work with the Chinese Aviation Service. The magistrate seized the weapon and bound him over 100 dollars.
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Hong Kong
J. A. Pumelt
Bindu
New Wales
Paget
Bankruptcies Down 40 Percent in Latest Year
Fewer bankruptcy filings reported this year as the statistics show a notable drop from the previous year. The data indicate a roughly 40 percent decrease in resumptions and debt settlements compared with the prior period.
Jockeys Tactics Move Pictures In Auckland Race
In Auckland Tuesday stewards reviewed tactics at a race meeting to determine if players violated rules. Officials examined timing and actions by Jochen and other participants, seeking to determine ifany misconduct occurred at the event.
Plane Forced Landing After Engine Failure Near Sidney
Engine seized forcing a forced landing of a plane en route from Sydney with passenger injuries. Pilot George McOusland managed a controlled arrival. aircraft lightly damaged and passengers evacuated by another crew nearby.
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Turmay
Muer Amithtown
Sear Kemp
My. Tonday
Ber Ae
Nian Paissenere Seine
George McOusland
Anoter 1 Se
Compan’ Cne
Wes
Sydney
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