Budget Secrets Inquiry Into Leakage in London
In the Budget Leakage Tribunal opening, Attorney General Sir Donald Bomer-Rap stated alterations by Alfred Butt MP were made to draft budget notices before March. The proceedings touched on Alfred Bates, Tar J. B. Thomasnd, and Alfred Batten, while Lawrie Thumadt testified no changes were discussed with the minister afterward.
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Gas Attacks PIs for Protection in Australia
The Defence Minister announced plans prepared with the Commonwealth and States to guard against gas attacks. Munition factories, rapid response measures, and city organization are to be mobilized with fire, ambulance, police, and militia roles ready for immediate action.
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Pay for Voluntary Trainees Considered by Military Board
The Military Board plans to discuss reintroducing a native living wage for voluntary trainees to boost enlistment. Suggested by C. Armitage of the Australian Department and Defence Langus, the measure aims to encourage applicants to join the forces.
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New Premier Lomi Aimy Moliieom comments on Cape act conflict
New premier Lomi Aimy Moliieom issued a moderate statement after a rearward incident at Cape involving a dispute over a hat attacked by a mall event. The remarks address market concerns and public order while outlining policy directions for mall safety and franchise regulation.
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Italian Delegation Walks Out of Geneva Meeting
In Geneva on Monday the Italian delegation walked out of a League Council meeting amid tense atmosphere. Baron Aloisi condemned recognizing the Ethiopian delegate, saying Ethiopia lacked state organization, while Abyssinian envoy Wolde Miriam pressed for Covenant adherence and Abyssinia’s continued resistance to colonial domination. The session adjourned after a brief scuffle over routine items, with diplomats fearing a split over sanctions.
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Haile Selassie Ordered to Jerusalem Test
Haile Selassie facing a nervous breakdown has doctors ordering a full test in Jerusalem. Reports say he will not travel to London until May 33 and appears unwell after a muttered withdrawal. Strong entities include Haile Selassie and Jerusalem.
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World gold production 1930 and price outlook warned
World gold output in 1930 reached a new high of 2,380,000 ounces with France, Holland, Italy and Switzerland posting substantial gains. The U S Treasury absorbed almost twice the world’s output, and central banks in major nations anticipate rising commodity prices, yet warn that a sharp rise would bring risks. The report notes higher government spending due to armaments and taxes across most countries.
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Tangier Crisis Forces British Ships To Tamale
British cruisers Oring andl Aander ordered to Tamale after a night-long strike at the Intraab on comets. Britlery disruption spreads as a labor dispute, believed started by discontented Spanish workers, triggers sabotage of transport services.
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U A P Upset Breach of Constitution Reported
An unsettled report from Tuesday notes a breach of the constitution within the party. Five parliamentary members allegedly displaced others, with section four cited. Election results show nine members declared, while five remain in dispute and party leadership is in flux.
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No Ambitions In Australasia
The Japanese Government denies territorial aims in Australasia and deplores irresponsible statements in Parliament. Foreign Minister Artis asserts Japan seeks no expansion, while discussions on broader public powers and a proposed bank bill are noted. A Foreign Office spokesman later disavowed a supposed invitation related to Tahimara.
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United States Co operation Wanted A Pacific Plea
In the House of Representatives Donald Cameron urged appointing a Commonwealth minister to Washington to foster better US Australia cooperation. He warned against import restrictions that might worsen the trade balance, noting Australia’s small share of US exports and the dangers of probing ententes. He emphasized seeking American collaboration for transport and machinery, citing oil and industrial links and the need to avoid jeopardizing ties with a key Pacific partner.
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Medical Register Change Listed in Melbourne Record
Obscure entry notes a removal by the medical board in Melbourne on Tuesday. The document references Victorians and mentions names such as Meurier and Brosdensting in a terse administrative note.
Dramatic Parl Debate Defeats Hickey Plea In Parliament
In Sydney the Legislative Assembly defeated by 45 to 308 a motion by Opposition Leader Lang seeking to bar execution for any under 18 at time of murder in Hickey case. Jurors and officials testified to mercy debates as govt policy long criticised.
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Age Pf Employment Britain
Fragmentary OCR item notes employment in Britain with figures and totals, indicating a comparison to the previous year. The readable fragment mentions a name string and page continuation, suggesting a statistical or labor report context. The partial text limits precise details but preserves the topic of employment figures in Britain and year over year change.
Missing Men Found Near Broken Hill in Sydney Case
Harold York Thompson and Allan Lloyd Thompson, missing after a launch outing on Saturday, have been located at Broken Hill via a train from Sydney arriving yesterday. Inspector Hillett and Acting-Commissioner Sanditate ede confirmed their recognition. Both brothers are now staying at Freemason's Hotel in Botany Point.
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40 Hour Week Toward Government Employment Plan
Mr. R. King, Secretary of the Labour Council, comments on a ministerial push for a 40 hour work week. He notes possible Commonwealth and New South Wales action, with machinery to convene officials and seek endorsement from state ministers. The aim is to ease unemployment as the priority motive behind the proposal.
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Attitude to Banking Inquiry Defends Impartial Paine and Movement
Mr Lyons defended the impartiality of Paine and the movement before the Commission. He said the government sought views on monetary matters and that information was requested to inform public forward theories. The movement was largely the establishment of public opinion and economic timing as factors.
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