London Sydney Bank Robbery Probe Unfolds In Morning Raid
REPORTS say detectives raided a flat at Ballerna Hill in Sydney this morning arresting a man and seizing a revolver and notes. The operation followed a Melbourne Bank of Australasia robbery on April 5, with police seeking a second man. A sedan was seized and searches continued as a court appearance loomed for David Macdonald Brown, 30, charged with similar offenses. Negotiations between Australian and British ministers over imperial policy faced fresh obstacles as talks risked collapse without concessions.
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Inflation Grave Danger in United States
CHICAGO Wednesday Sir Josiah Stamp director of the Bank of England told a luncheon audience of business and financial lenders that inflation and federal deflation threaten the United States. He warned the unbalanced condition could last longer in the U S than in Europe because Americans are less alarmed, but dramatic public psychology shifts could trigger a sharp collapse.
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King's Levee A Setpiece of Empire Ceremony
A diplomatic levee at St Jamon Palace moved attendees with royal emotion as King and Queen greeted ministers and ambassadors. Lyons, wary of long speeches, delivered a steady tribute while the King’s reply hinted at capital ambitions, though details remained brief amid teary farewell scenes.
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St. Jamon’ Palace
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Address by Houses of Parliament on unity and crown
In a daytime session MPs discussed a unanimous motion praising the King and Westminster visit. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald lauded the monarch as a constitutional sovereign who preserves liberties and the Crown as a bond of unity among Dominion nations and states.
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London
Westminster
Ramsay MacDonald
Macdonald
Final election appeals govern ment return not in doubt
A chaotic survey of pre election views shows Labour leaders in Sydney and Brisbane urging support for Federal Labour to overcome Lang party setbacks. Officials warn that only a swing toward Labour can avert further defeats and restore democratic unity, with appeals stressing social reform, taxation relief, education, and national recovery.
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Lyons Appeal Shapes NSW Electors Ahead of Election
The Prime Minister Mr Lyons stated that New South Wales electors on Saturday will be called to act on welfare, with the Commonwealth and defense in focus. He warned voters to compare current conditions with those before the Bravena Government, urging scrutiny of political honesty and reform.
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Wallen
Mr Hedges Confidence for Victory in Local Electors
Mr W W Hedges of U C P appealed to Jueanbeyan electors at Triumph Hall and will proceed to Cooma today. He said he addressed about 60 meetings in the past month, most without questions. He argued Lang could not finance government plans, while Stevens Bruxner could fund development at four percent interest. He warned public works policy could not be enacted if the coalition loses and predicted a margin rivaling the 1982 election.
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Germanic Bible Creed Published in Stuttgart Sparks Debate
The Canberra Times cites a controversial creed described as the German confessional book. It speaks of a mighty lord, a savior figure, and a vision of a future church and universal forgiveness. The editor notes this raises questions about influencing national policy through religious rhetoric.
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Methodist Church Plans Female Ministers at Conference
Melbourne hosts the Methodist Church of Australasia conference next Thursday with key agenda items. The resolutions include admitting women to the ministry and increasing Sunday attendance. The meeting also addresses anti communism through literature and notes a rise in Sunday school enrollment and teacher numbers over the past three years.
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Mathodiat Munilay
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German pilots in Abyssinia report air support from Germans
Rome reports French sources allege German involvement in Abyssinia through air force advisors and machine imports. Twenty five unidentified machinists were said to fly over Djibouti on April 2, with natives later confirming the presence of German pilots. The current government faces criticism over German ties and potential shift in policy.
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Bucket of Water Thrown at Speaker Dishonest Disruption Reported
A fragment from an American Pacific coast page notes an incident where a water bucket was thrown at a speaker. The report lists confusion over the culprit and details are incomplete. No clear attribution or outcome is provided.
Runner disqualified at Melbourne race hearing
Allen Cloudesley Morgan, former winner, faces disqualification after an entry irregularity linked to the Victorian altitude event. Officials ruled the initial win invalid and ordered a refund of 230 in prize money from the two mile event at Beaulieu.
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Davis Cup Crawford Remains in Form for Italy Matches
Davis Cup notes Crawford in strong form ahead of clashes with Italy set for mid June dates. Possible play on June 14 15 16 or June 19 20 21, with no engagement listed beyond those fixtures.
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Italy
South Africa Tour of England Match Snippet
Fragmentary cricket score note from the South Africa tour in England. Mentions Wade out and Bodie, Grimebaw, Bundries with limited readable details. Indicates a lone wicket and unclear innings progression.
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Australian influx in England sparks celebrations
About 53,000 New Zealanders are seen taking part in celebrations during an Australian visit to England. The event draws widespread appreciation for the festive exchange and cordial ties between nations.
Special arrangement notes in archival issue
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