Lang Ministry Dismissed as Governor Names Stevens Premier
Sydney report states Lang Government dismissed after Lang refused undertakings. Sir Philip Game withdraws commission. B S B Stevens sworn in as Premier to form a government and manage until the state election. Parliament likely prorogued. Stevens to select ministers and carry on administration with government likely suspended until polls.
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Ballot Plans Stir Public Roll Changes
A political note asserts supplementary electoral rolls may be adopted soon to aid the end of the tenure of electors. It mentions a direct action by state officials to discipline public officers enforcing the law. An accountant in charge of the Accounts Branch was sent to direct officers to pay the Commonwealth amount under a financial enforcement provision.
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Relief to Prime Minister Batiatection gan expressed WY Cabinet
Government figures and supporters in New South Wales react to news of a leadership change. The report says a minister’s withdrawal and shifting confidence altered political dynamics, with Premier Lyons confirming the Friday timing and Parliament planned for next week.
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New South Wales
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Lindbergh Baby Found Dead Near New Jersey Estate
New details report the Lindbergh infant found dead near the Hopewell Mount Rose area in New Jersey. Autopsy indicates skull fracture with no bullet present. skeleton discovered by a motorist near the Lindbergh estate, the body undisturbed since burial. Authorities, including Governor and Lt. Governor, confirm the murder and note extensive ransom negotiations and public horror following the discovery.
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Circular Declares Wang’s Aid to Government Leaders
A damaged circular text outlines steps favoring Mr. Wang and the head of government departments. The fragment hints at policy shifts and executive support, signaling a major administrative maneuver within the governing apparatus.
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Wang’n Dinivan
Cabinet approves policy on abolishing forced labour and revenue collection
A cabinet decision directed by Premier informs that forced labour without pay is abolished in the empire after over a century. It outlines revenue collection by small communities, under the Treasury circular of April 12, guiding statutory bodies and social services in New South Wales. Signed G. O. Tremlett, Under Secretary.
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Country Party Candidates Funded for 22 Seats
Country Party announces that 22 party candidates have already secured funding and will contest in the upcoming election. The statement highlights party confidence and outlines support mechanisms for candidates.
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Uremata
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Circular Instructions On Treasuries And Cash Handling
The April 13 circular states all cash and cheque collections must be delivered to the Treasury either directly or through the department head. Banks should acknowledge receipts and suitable arrangements made for forwarding cheques and cash to the Treasury. The plan notes possible organization of railway funds and rent for transportation.
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Latham Flags NSW Vote After Lane Ministry Dismissal
Australian Attorney-General Mr. Latham comments on Governor General Sir Philip Game's dismissal of the Lane Ministry. He argues the people of New South Wales will judge Lang era policies and defends constitutional government against autocratic rule by a small cabinet faction. He praises constitutional checks and the Crown prerogative as protecting representative government.
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Unknown Mr Lang scandal noted by church official
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr Lang and a church official named Mr J HM Thamar or similar. The readable portion hints at a discharged or dismissed matter, with no clear event, date, or outcome. The record remains obscured by garbled wording and lacks concrete details to confirm a full incident.
Lyons Appeals to People of New South Wales
A transcription of a radio broadcast urges New South Wales residents to support national policy. The Prime Minister discusses Premier Lang's deposition and defiance of Commonwealth law, emphasizing the primacy of overall Australian governance over state actions.
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Wales
Trade revival world action essential for postwar reorganization
A discussion among company leaders highlights the need for revived world trade and a shift away from traditional European diplomacy. The piece notes Britain abandoning the gold standard could mark a turning point in world economic history, urging reconstruction of international commerce on a new, broader basis.
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Jim Danhep
Ed Sama
Britain
Willis Ends Long Stand in Australian Political Shakeup
The Australian Price Association reports that New South Wales Assembly member Lang has been pressured to resign amid calls from opposite leaders. Lang refused and Prime Minister Philip Game moved to form a ministry with Stevens as leader of the opposition, signaling a new government course after Lang’s withdrawal.
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Commonwealth Action Bill Passes Both Houses
The Commonwealth government rushed the Financial Emergency (States Legislation) Bill through both houses in about five hours to nullify New South Wales 10 percent mortgage tax. It enacts temporary measures to protect revenue and stability, prohibits state mortgage taxes, and blocks capital levies while preserving protections for insurers and financial firms. Opposition protests the speed and scope as the bill moves to continuation on page 3.
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Reprisals by Latin America on U.S. Tariff Proposal
The Lime correspondent reports Peru's Foreign Minister Alberto Pousnoit Rowell disclosed that several leading Spanish American and Mexican figures favor forming a Latin American Customs Union for united defense. They concentrate on reprisals against U.S. tariff policy.
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Fimen" Mapa
Aleberto Pousnoit Rowell
Mexico
United States
Will terms under dispute in Rauity Court in Charity Devises case
In Friday proceedings Judge to decide if terms dilacanes purposer and dioctsan purposra gemeralis apply to charitable devises in the will of the late Charlotte Sutheriisd Matrsaur. Main Attorney-General to be represented as proceedings unfold in Grat ton and Armidale.
Raced for Pleasure owner disputes taxation claim
Court of Review hears contention by the owner of Raced for Pleasure who argues winnings from racing were not taxed as income. Details indicate a challenge to tax treatment under the new communal rules and the involvement of Willan Parkes in the proceedings. The case focuses on whether race winnings constitute taxable income and how the updated tax code applies.
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Mrday
Pamic
Willan Parkes
Court of Review
French Government Standstill Delays Policy Initiative Abroad
Representatives abroad have been ordered to refrain from taking initiatives as the French policy remains in flux until a new ministry is formed. The ongoing standstill risks extending government inaction and affecting national decisions.
Resignation of German defence minister reported in Berlin
Berlin reports the resignation of Defence Minister Donoras Qroener who had opposed Kaisar withdrawal. He signed a formal letter for Detenos though he retains the Interior Ministry. Government denies army instigation of Virginer's proclamations amid party tensions.
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