Britain to resume war debt payments in instalments
Rumours claim the British government plans to restart wartime debt payments to the United States in ten instalments at four percent. The report notes Cabinet shifts and supports from Chamberlain and Brandeis allies as Britain weighs concessions to pay Germany and Italy.
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London
Waaneocate Financial News
Cabinel
Branley Falawin
Mphle Chamberlain
America
Britain
Thalia Corwramel Plans Water Allocation Talks
Daily notes from TaLeon on Wednesday indicate the Corwramel may pursue drastic measures against 27 nations including Italy and Breall over wartime trade and diplomatic talks. The proposal would restrict water exports tied to wartime supply.
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Mendon
Wedneotoy
Usnoeny
Aroma
Breall
Italy
Unclear theft arrest linked to Waverley area coins
A disjointed police report notes a seizure of coins and a suspect linked to a Waverley arrest. Authorities traced the individual to a cashing area after months of investigation and a search yielded a number of coins.
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Sydney
Waverley Bn
Splice
Paina
Devere
Gia Lash
Tian
Waverley
Dave
Moscow ceremony honors health and proficience in warfare
A report from Moscow notes Pav Stalin presenting a badge for health and proficiency in military service. The ceremony, organized by a senior body in Russia, is part of wartime solidarity efforts. New Zealand locks rights to publication.
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Moscow
Tubnday Tholte
Pav Stalin
Stalin
NSW Politics in Croydon Speech Advocates Reform
Premier Stevens and Deputy Bruxner rally for constitutional reform and state finance policy. They claim mortgage taxation would fail and promise budget restraint, debt reduction, and public works to create employment, urging cooperation with the Commonwealth and all Australian states to revive industry and prosperity.
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Sydney
B. S. J. Stevens
Australia
United Country
Masonic Hall
Croydon
Bruxner
Stevens
Ruzner
Securite
Commonwealth
Labair
Lang
Staten
Abe Pennyworth
Abe
Converting Oversea Debts and Stability Policy
A discussion on negotiating with the federal government to convert overseas debts at lower interest. It argues stabilizing policy to reduce debt payments, raise purchasing power since 1629, restore primary producers, and align prices with exports. Proposes price and exchange measures, a Commonwealth Economic Committee, and coordinated policy to revive industry and employment.
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New South
Commonwealth Bank
Australia
Auertyalia
Tak
Busintsa
Bunidase
Amneteiee
Turk Una
Bata Artelen
Commonwealth
Policy on employment and relief programs debated by officials
Officials discussed employment policy and relief spending, arguing against private sector manipulation and promising broader work opportunities. Statements cited cooperation with the Commonwealth Government and plans to scale up welfare labor programs in New South Wales, including municipal projects and country works.
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Dincunn
Hs Fedets Govarnment
Wr. Jevens
Commonwealth
New South Wiles
Bribery Charge Highlighted in Labour MP Case
Premier Stevens alleged an attempted bribery by a State Labour member during a policy speech. He cited Crown service control under the Transport Act, claiming a letter from a Lang Party member offered a bribe for ministerial service, and he pledged to hand the document to authorities.
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Sydney
Labour
Mr. Stevens
Stevens
Lang Party
Legislative Assembly
Nominations Close in New South Wales Elections
Nomination closes today for the New South Wales election with three unopposed candidates. About 808 candidates are entered across 90 seats, as contesting begins under the leadership of the U C E and Deputy Premier Bruxmer who faces unopposed scrutiny.
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Aydnet
Wednsaday
Taday
Jaime Ul
U.C.E
Bruxmer
Tan Deen
Penny postage returns in New Zealand from June first
New Zealand will revert to penny postage from June 1 as part of the Government policy, announced by the Postmaster General. The decision reflects a broader postal reform agenda and aims to simplify rates for residents.
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New Zealand
Nominations for Southern District Senatorial Seats
Fragmentary OCR lists names and parties for Southern District senator nominations including Gowburn Loughe Garry Tully Hedges Bollard Norris Dooley Meld Martin Mark and others across Labour and independent affiliations. Readability is limited with garbled lines and partial party labels.
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Wy Foster
A.P
Gowburn
P. F. Loughe
U.P
Garry
Lot
Mf. Tully
M.l.a
Stew Labour
Yano
Atdill
MDA
WAP
Orem
State
Monaro
W. W. Hedges
Sd. Cumack
Federal Labor desertions shift Wales Parliament support
Six AGP members in Mw Up par House defected to the Lang Party. The switch followed reports of alignment with Lang Ministers behind the scenes and a controversial Corner Taxation Bill. Notable defectors include W. Ryan Marty Wain, D. Doyams, Mains, Gy Abburet, T. Garey, and J. Koge.
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Wales
A.P
AGP
Lang Party
Lang Minicters
Canberra Transport Tender Rules Block Private Bids
Canberra officials condemn conditions for tenders to run transport services as impractical for private firms. Four options offered include buying vehicles or contract operation but most terms are deemed unworkable. Government seeks contracts up to five years with possible extension and bans direct competition with private transport operators. Tender rules force adherence to existing services and permit alterations only under ministerial consent.
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Landare
Cara and
Torrea
Paysenger
Trade Revival Before Empire Day Message Read
A Canadian Chamber of Commerce luncheon featured a Premier of Canada address on trade revival. The speaker urged unity across the Empire to use the Imperial Economic Conference in Ottawa to renew trade and industry and commit to concrete action before the next Empire Day.
A W U Members Restored To Positions
The Minister for Labour stated that A W U representatives on Conciliation Committees were restored after removal by the Lang Government. He noted some members were not affiliated with the Red International and had declined Lang Plan but remained recommitted to arbitration.
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Sydney
Cunningham
A.W.U
Lang
Inte
Red International
Arbitration Court
Aisnseit 5
IBLE
Sid Coti
Country Party intensifies campaign to sway voters
The Country Party declares an aggressive statewide push to influence electors. Thousands of pamphlets on constitutional reform, tens of thousands of campaign papers, and 10000 pamphlets have been distributed across the state with limited opposition noted from two canvassers. The effort spans Riverina and Far West regions as Senator Frardy coordinates campaign actions.
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Sydney
Country Party
C.e. Rampaerers
Pee Hardy
Riverina
Collins
Mal R
Coding‘ Tervalling
Far West
Bevern
Kenator Frardy Covering
Ange Pondon
Goode Case and Transport Commissioner Charges
Statements hardened that the government, if returned to power, would immediately pursue charges against the Chief Transport Commissioner Goode and related crew. The discussion touched on Goode taking leave before the court order to prepare his case, with Waterview witnesses present.
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Rydney
Goode
Mievanm
Waterview
Ottawa British Delegation Full Membership Uncertain
The report notes uncertain full membership for the Ottawa delegation due to Lausanne questions. It mentions Ministerial roles, expected attendance at the Imperial Economic Conference, and cabinet meetings detailing positions on the conference agenda and timing of travel.
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London
Tisedays
Manley Jardwin
Kots
Cansdlag
Feder
Yasterday
Qtr
Lyon
Capbarra
Maltourse
Empire Day Celebrations Across Britain in Schools
Empire Day observances sweep Britain as schools mark the occasion with pageantry and references to the Empire. The Duke and the Prince of Wales are noted in memory events at St Pauls and other locations, with ceremonies reported from Ottawa links and Olympia.
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London
Tugetar
Britain
Safem
Ealas
Otmawe
Connonvalle
St. Paul's
Bari
Meath
Movement
Prince of
Victorian deficit exceeds limit raises budget concerns
Melbourne reports a swollen deficit after a government plan by Treasurer Sir Stanley Argyle aims to stabilize finances. The article notes opposition, fiscal position, and upcoming policy decisions affecting cash flow and economic plans.
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Melbourne
Wadnantey
Stanley Argyle
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Taletons
Earth
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Coates
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Capitel Ture
A.W.U. Members
Confersnes Delors Proposal
Wranasdar
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