New Turn in Victorian Crisis as Argyle Resigns
Melbourne holds a new phase in the political crisis after Premier Sir Stanley Argyle submitted his resignation to Governor Lord Huntingfield following a ministry defeat. Mr. Dunstan seeks Labour support. the Governor delays decision to Tuesday 4, amid talk of an early electoral appeal and uncertain ministry formation.
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Labour MPs Attack Country Party Policy on Tuition
Hansard delayed as Labour members criticize Country Party tuition stance. Conference in Ballarat set to begin Tuesday with Mr. Dunstan reportedly seeking cabinet formation beforehand. Bir Argyle expects a possible lull in party tensions as governors push for a united Country Party with Labour backing.
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Solicitor's Fraud Case Involving Timce Jordan Details
A solicitor faces fraud allegations linked to an attorney partner and a disputed tract. Authorities pursue action naming Timce Jordan and the accused partner in the case, outlining charges and potential remedies under applicable laws.
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Royal Tour Ends as Duke of Gloucester Returns
The Duke of Gloucester, greeted by the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York, received a hearty welcome in London before boarding the Royal train at Victoria station. The King, Queen, and Australian Prime Minister Lyons attended a civic ceremony and chats aboard the train highlighted kinship. A dramatic explosion nearby caused panic but no major injuries.
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Governor Generalship and Canada’s Royal Appointment Hints
A London dispatch notes uncertainty over a formal appointment to Canada as the King’s Governor General. Ambiguities about the dominion’s claim and Britain’s plans suggest possible shifts in appointments, with potential implications for Australia’s prospects and Canada’s premier leadership.
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Gas Explosion Alarm at Crown Street Women’s Hospital
A gas explosion at the Crown Street Women’s Hospital in Sydney injured several and caused a man to be buried by debris before he fell to the floor. Jack Robinson, a plumber, was assisting to locate a leak when the blast occurred. Mitchell, the institution’s secretary, was also affected by debris but recovered quickly.
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Missal of Grand Opera Company Faces Government Subsidy
Melbourne Friday reports that Benjamin Fuller’s brand opera company will end after the performance at His Majesty's Theatre next Friday. He stated the company could only continue with a Special Government subsidy, a move that stunned the audience.
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FINAL TRANSFER TO CANBERRA VOTE FOR CITY SERVICES HOPED
In reply to Mr. E J Harrison the Minister for the Interior said money would be placed on the estimates next year to start essential services for the transfer of apartments to Canberra. Harrison asked for details on water sewerage and supply capacity. Paterson said estimates would show if a start was possible and noted cost of extension and measures for early completion.
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Belgium Maintains Gold Standard While Proposing Devaluation
In Brussels the Chamber of Deputies heard Van Zeeland announce Belgium will stay on the gold standard but limit the Belga to under 30 percent. The National Bank’s obligation to exchange gold for bank notes will be suspended. The government aims to hasten a world currency stabilisation accord and will fix external Belga value via an equalisation fund while devaluing gold reserves by 28 to 28.5 percent pending agreement.
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Panic in Brussels sparks rush to convert cash into goods
In Brussels the Belgian Bournes closing triggers panic as people quickly swap cash for houses jewels and clothing before further devaluation. The public fears a drop in value and rushes to convert money amid restricted press mention of gold standard changes.
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Flour Inquiry Excise Duty On Flour Advised By Sir Herbert Gepp
In resumed inquiry Sir Herbert Gepp argued all sectors must share in farm aid and favored excise as the fair method to support the wheat industry. He stressed relief requires careful study and that government should balance budget impact while maintaining economic stability. Executives from Crago and Bons Ltd and the Wheat Growers Association urged wheat worth higher by weight and warned against overreliance on taxes. The commission adjourned the inquiry for a later session.
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Man climbs rope to hang self near Tumut river
A man believed to be mentally ill escaped custody in Tumut and returned to his mountain home. He climbed a tree by the river, tied a rope to its trunk and his neck, threatened to jump if police interfered. A boy cut the rope. the man fell, fought off, then was recaptured. Medical evidence cited delusion and mental illness. ordered to a mental hospital.
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Wellington speech signals new legislation in Parliament
McArthur Companies Wellington announces in Parliament that legislation will be introduced. The brief remarks suggest a government push on a major policy area with potential impact on business and public services.
Thirteen Lugers Missing After West Australia Cyclone
In Perth reports say seven of twenty luggers near Broom were accounted for after a cyclone on Wednesday night. The steamer Kaolinda rescued crews of two luggers, five more were reported safe, thirteen remain missing.
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McArthur Group Wind Up Scheme Hinted by Coates
Mr Coates stated that the governments of New Zealand South Australia and New South Wales backed a scheme within the McArthur group where the guiding principle was for the in companies to be paramount and to receive the net proceeds of the Trust building before any other claimant could be recognised.
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Remarkable bid in Moscow shows thaw in Anglo Soviet ties
Reports from Moscow describe Anthony Eden's visit as a historic signal of a warming Anglo Soviet relationship. He conferred with M. Litvinoff, toasted the King's health, and drew crowds at the station as British flags adorned the Alexandrovsky terminus. The talks with Stalin's aides, and Eden's dinner with Litvinoff, hint at a shift in policy and a potential easing of tensions amid growing questions about postwar alignments.
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Overseas trade balance improves in February
Australia’s favourable trade balance nudges up in February but eight‑month 1935 Sterling balance stands at £9,157,000 with total £32,742,000 by period end. Imports in February rise 11 percent from 1934 while exports fall 12 percent.
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Divergence of Opinion on February Trade Balance
In February 1934 the commodity balance showed a favourable result, with bullion and specie contributing to a positive balance of 2,316,000 compared with 4,048,000 in February 1933. Exports declined while imports rose, and notable commodity movements included wool, flax, and other staples, indicating substantial changes in trade.
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