Viscount DAbernon condemns price levels in world aid talk
London Tuesday. Viscount D Abernon, former British ambassador in Berlin, appealed to the Royal Empire Society on world aid and monetary trouble. He warned that price levels must be corrected and blamed major powers, including America, France, and Britain, for hindering relief efforts. He urged coordinated action by central banks to prevent default and restore staple prices.
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London
Viscount D’abernon
Berlin
Roys Empire Society
World Aid
America
France
Britain
Taukreweh
Soarcely
Hall Robbery Arrests On Canberra Warrants Made
Two suspects arrested on warrants from Canberra in a hall robbery case. Names appear in court records as Amir[?] and others. authorities note the case involves alleged participants connected to a Marple district incident. Both detainees were remanded for further proceedings.
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Amari
Walter Farley
Perace
Empire Bank Proposal Aims Silver Standard Return in Empire
A Citizen report from Ottawa describes Darling of Midland Bank proposing an Empire Bank to remonetise silver and assume control of gold and silver stocks across the Empire. The plan envisions a bank monopoly, coordinating bullion, exchange rates, and a fiat to silver ratio to maintain empire monetary control.
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Citizen
Darling
Midland Bank
Ottaw
Empire Bank
Kot
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Soverciana
Jand Hattet
Bank
British Trade Talks Highlight Prince Advice in South America
In a London report, a Prince advises British manufacturers in South America on sustaining production and export patterns. He warns that delays by US allies could hinder Allied efforts as factories face pressures over war needs and global trade dynamics.
Bank Bill Rejected as Senate Rejects Payment Plan
The Senate voted 21 to 4 against the Commonwealth Bank Bill after the Opposition Leader Senator Pearce criticized shipping gold to London to avert default. The government faced pressure to choose an alternative to default while debates ended swiftly and without extended amendments.
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Senate
Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth Bank Board
Robert Gibson
George Pearce
London
Export Wheat Marketed Inadequate For Priced Grain Sale
A brief item notes export wheat marketing appears inadequate as a preliminary plan. The report mentions pricing concerns and potential placement before formal sale actions. No specific entities or dates are provided.
Admiralty Proposes Oil From Coal Tender Step Dense
The Admiralty advances a historic plan by inviting tenders for coal sourced oil supplies. The move follows experiments and is viewed as a landmark step in energy adaptation.
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London
Admiralty
Australian Wheat Beats Canada in China Newsroom
Australian wheat export news from Canberra reports a deflation of trade barriers aiding shipments to Canada via China. The statement from the Minister of Trade and Commerce Mr Stevens addressed parliament, detailing the impact on the wartime wheat program and international commerce.
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Tawa
Tuewiliy
Candia
Viehiner
Sean
Fragmentary note on foreign firms and wartime food items
The readable text hints at tensions with a republic, mentions wine, Roman and wheat references, and an optimistic line about opportunity. Names and clear actions are missing, leaving a fragmented glimpse of wartime economic concerns and social sentiment.
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Kilonih
Republien
Atunhy
Feniatoni
Netvuil al Xernting
Horade
Gnalislinen
Law Reform Debate on Petition to Amend Law Institute
Marin presented a petition in the Assembly to amend the law institute and related administration. D F Flannery and others argued the amendments would affect administration of justice. Mr. Atkinson moved for consent to proceed, seeking the Speaker’s direction for action.
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Rydney
Winnentay
Marin
Ek Mera Beddhemton
KC D. F. Flannwry
Werner Hhs
Incorporated Law
Samalder
Atariin
Teast
Ain
Water Board Clash Sparks Heated Words at Meeting
In Aydeny Wemenday, members of the water board clashed as Thomas Henley and others exchanged heated remarks over a plan to amend the board. An apology followed the exchange amid calls to clarify authority and procedures for the upcoming hearing.
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Aydney
Thomas
Wheyman
Taamus Henley
Tuomas Munlay
West London Speed Track Construction Progress Report
Construction on a new speed track in West London advances amid uncertainty. Officials cite potential race opportunities and future economic impact while local residents await details on location and schedule.
Sugar magnate found strangled in warehouse
Sugar magnate was found strangled in an empty warehouse. The incident occurred after a dispute over an invention and inventory. Authorities allege the suspect faced charges related to the death, with investigators examining the warehouse for clues.
Wheat Pool Decisions At Tathurst Conference
The committe appointed by the products and communications conference today approved a ballot on the compul sory pool for wheat growers. They urged cheaper grain and supported revision of canning and drying fruit fractions in bakery products while endorsing a plan to adjust fruit frankings and retail pricing amid ongoing market discussions.
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Tathurst
Wednesda
Campuliwry
Jewel Robbery and Libel Case Stir London Court
Lord Harewood named as witness in libel proceedings while two men face charges in a jewel theft. Reported disruption in the Royal Courts as defendants remanded with bail set at £400, including an appearance by Royal Family members. Proceedings reference damaged goods, jewellery value, and alleged failure to pay damages.
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Damien Times
A. Inhourer
Aml
Aetnor
Ramon
Etukr Baying Mealies Silamory
Bng Sdey
Anil Bolle Jewellery
Wes
London
Afania
Haruwood
Cookson
Harve
Joni
Caaiman
Lont Margwond
Tahoe
Giant Mushroom Finds Creased Weight in Territory
A giant mushroom measuring seventeen inches was found by Mr. MT. Willing of Goulburn during the weekend. The discovery occurred near Hall Echpwn and was weighed at ten across area, numbering twelve and weighing about thirty one dom.
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Munhrooms Wan Fou
MT. Willing
Goulburn
Hall
Brutal Crime Near Crown Altos Sparks Police Inquiry
A young man was attacked with a sharp instrument near Rourke and William in Crown Altos. The victim died from a heart wound after a confrontation with a suspect described as armed. police report a violent feud and investigation continues with unclear motives.
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Crown Altos
Rourke
Fragmentary Primage Duty Report on Items and Ministers
A damaged OCR fragment describes primage duty among various items and officials. It mentions ministers, a prime inquiry, and industrial questions. The text references authorities and a survey, with scattered names and locations unclear from the garbled source.
Earth Tremor Shocks Cooma Residents
A tremor struck Cooma with reports of a strong quake spreading through the district this morning. Officials indicated the event was notable for the country in many years and advised calm while assessing damage and interior safety.
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Cooma
Dietriet
Flesidente
Acid Pistol Bandit Robs Tobacco Shop in Cantreat
A young man armed with a water pistol entered a Cantreat tobacco shop on a Wednesday afternoon. He aimed the makeshift weapon at attendant Linda Ward and threatened to spray her face unless she handed over money. The terrified clerk screamed for help as bystanders raised alarms.
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Sydiney
Wade
Cantreat Teitny
Linda Ward
Am Aimee
Mia Reoomina
Theodore plan practiced in Russia N prices raised 50 per coat
Fragmented OCR text references price increases and economic themes amid unclear context. Names and events are obscured, but hints at pricing changes and social impact appear.
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Theodore Plan
Senate Disallows Transport Workers Jurisdiction Debate
The Senate yesterday debated government action after the High Court ruling on the Transport Workers dispute. Opposition Leader Sir George Pearce pressed that unless government regulations were approved, the Senate would continue to disallow the measures. Members argued over legislative restraint and constitutional questions, with Senators noting potential limits to executive power and the court’s opinion.
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High Court
Senate
Causatiana
George Pearce
Regulation Debate Delays Sydney Wharves Control
A government day one draft sought to regulate navigation and port control under the Navinee Wop Act. The proposal aimed to appoint a supervisory body and align with the Layaliat Unis. The High Lousy’s decision yesterday cast doubt on the regulation’s legality and potential federal interference.
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Aydred Wednennay Atwan
Tate
Wankie Aqnembwra
Uyinucon
Nuwcastie Waleralde Workers
Waterfront clash on Newcastle waterfront injures crowd and police
A violent confrontation occurred on the Newcastle waterfront as volunteers and workers clashed on the Ayey Wharf near the Moora steamer. Stones injured a constable and several participants were detained, while local authorities considered charges related to public disturbance and assault.
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Newcastla
Hye Wat
Moora Athe Ayey
Wharf Inbaurer
Baying
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