Referendum Injunction Refused by Equity Court
The Equity Court today unanimously refused the injunction sought by Mr Piddington KC and others to prevent the Legislative Council Reform Bill from going to the Governor for assent or to stop the subsequent sanction pending an appeal. Justice Harvey and the panel ruled the application lacked substance, with judgment to be delivered next week.
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Sydney
Equity Court
Piddington
K.C
Legislative Council
Equity
Justice Harvey
Long Innes
Davidson
Japan Proposes Naval Pact to End Race at Disarmament Talks
Geneva reports Japan submitting a naval pact proposal under the Disarmament Convention to replace Washington and London treaties. Mr. Sato argues full treaty application failed to curb armaments. Britain and Eden urge rejection while some delegates favor open participation and reduced battleship tonnage. Next talks set for 1935 with broader powers.
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Geneva
Pew
Washington
London
Sato
Japan
Britain
United States
Maudscinga
Anthony Eden
Naval America
Norman Devin
France
Italy
Miners Federation Backs Willis in Bull by election
Unanimous Central Council decision endorses A C Willis for the Bull by election. Members across mining constituencies urged to throw support behind Willis, with readiness to oppose any who refuse federation guidance. Movement signals strong party alignment as campaign enters decisive phase.
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Sydney
Central Council of the Miners’ Federation
A. C. ‘Willis
Witout Diment
Fini
Cocnet
Kowthira Silaere
Federation
Tishtinga
Bufll
Causerl
Candlaats
A. C. Willis
Central Council
Bf Willin
Gin Party
Baddeley
Wills
Oweensr
Lana
Lana ‘the Minere’ Peclaration
Wold
Labour
Resiste Domination by Nazis
Berlin reports the Evangelical Church Union rejected the Nazi nominees for Reichsbishop, despite an ultimatum from Joachis Hanmeoxelder insisting the bishop be trusted by Hitler. The church leader Herman Catler urged absolute church independence from political parties and named Friedrich von Bodelschwinga as alternative bishop candidate.
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Berlin
Evangelos Church Union Tas
Ludwig Muller
Reich
Joachis Hanmeoxelder
Wrederich von Bodelschwinga
Australian bondholders unnamed in minister's stance
The Australian Resident Minister Bruce says he will not approach bondholders directly, criticizing prior attempts. He notes at least 260,000 holders of convertible Australian bonds would be scattered across British territories and elsewhere, citing Mr Willis's 1903 NBW bondholder outreach as futile.
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Ondon
Fr. Bruce
Daily Express
A. ©. Willis
Cordite Factory in Victoria to Run New Process
Government planned cordite factory in Victoria to operate a new process with £40,000 funds. Mr Jennings and Minister Francia supported extending production to meet Comonwealth needs, linking to Britain’s shell supplies. Factory would provide work for unemployed and use current Wa Victoria premises with machinery prepared for a ten year operation.
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Victoria
Cormad
Jennings
Francia
Com- Prancia
Shell
Britiak
Treaty Signing Beset by Fragmented Reports
A chaotic report from Thursday details members at a treaty signing between Columbia and Peru. Observers describe torn documents and scattered details as representatives struggle with unclear wording.
Never Again British Team Walks Off in Nice
British side Wolverhampton Wanderers withdrew from a friendly against Olympic Gymnastic Club at Nice after protests over rough play. Officials and police intervened as the match was halted earlier than scheduled and the Wolves cited a vow not to return to France.
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Parig
Nice
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Olympic Gymnastic Club
Wi Hampions
Wolverhampton Manger
Eld
Nien
Wolverhampton
Betun
France
German Trade Notes Signal Empire Board Trends
The Empire Marketing Board report cites modest gains in German imports and exports. Footwear fabrics and wool showed small net export shifts, with imports rising slightly and overall wool and textile movements analyzed. End of April German stockpiles stood near 8.0 million dollars, down from 19.6 million a year earlier.
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London
Empire Marketing Board
Germany
Hobart Debenture Conversion Offer Highlighted in London
London notices invite holders of 200000 pounds of 44 per cant debentures maturing in June to convert them into four percent notes at a fixed price. Converters will receive eighty eight pounds per hundred and the offer promises an implied value adjustment, with terms outlined for the conversion process.
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London
Hobart
Gandhi's Fast Three Days To Go
Calcutta reports Gandhi nearing the end of a three day fast amid heightened anticipation. A government adviser hints at possible arrest if civil disobedience resumes, while doctors warn of critical but uncertain health risks for Gandhi.
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Calcutta
Gandhi
Privels
Bandh
Janaietz
Trades Hall Backs Sweeney for Bull Seat
Members of the Trades and Labour Council voted to support Mr Sweeney in his bid for a Bull council seat. The meeting approved the candidacy and urged continued backing from affiliated unions.
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Sydney
Trades and About Council
Sweeney
Bull
Tariff Debate Marks New Record in House Action
The House of Representatives met at an early hour to approve the tariff schedule. Mr T Wy White, chief for Trade Customs, led the debate after Sir Henry Uttatt’s earlier faith reshuffle. A vast preparatory effort with notes on 1,200 commodities and comparisons with Australia and other nations was described as one of the heaviest tasks in recent times. The move, tied to a 28 year term in reward context, signaled strong government resolve and anticipated policy direction.
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T. Wy White
Henry Uttatt
White
Austhailand
Feentigt
Dresaure
Intarssta
Tim
Tims
Joe Sdtournmenin
Ari
Tom Eaichan
CAVES EXPRESS Sets Fast Rail Pace for Mountain Run
The Caves Express from Sydney to Mount Victoria ran 44 miles 49 chains in 39 minutes 47 seconds, averaging 41.4 mph with a maximum of 49.25 mph. The leg to Katoomba averaged 47.5 miles per hour, with a 287 ton train claimed by the Railway Department as the fastest steam mountain climbing train in the world.
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Sydney
Caves Exprom
Mt Victorie
Cnlles
Peneith Tosday
Katoomba
Rablway Department
Wort
Mrs Edols Testimony in Bankruptcy Case Returns to Prison
In a court session Mrs Edols faced probing questions about misapplied funds in a bankruptcy case. She claimed not to recall concealment and asserted she had accounted for all money, while the judge pressed for the exact amount and possible perjury or other offences.
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Sydney
Internesa Sedge
Acta
Loyd
Benkrupt
Biola
Everest expedition aborted by wind and snow in London
Report from London shows leader Hugh Ruttledge’s Everest party halted by gales and heavy snow. Dense conditions scuttled progress as the 192 mile route vanished and morale dipped amid harsh weather.
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London
Hugh Rutiieder
Everest
Drasent
Fires Rage in Saghalien Stirring Diplomatic Row
Reported fires in Saghalien draw political fallout amid allegations against the Mor ran firm over influence, campaign contributions, and questionable customer practices. Senators question ties to a Morgan firm dealing with large sums as diplomatic and domestic tensions rise.
Public Service Board withdraws wage cut application
The Public Service Board has withdrawn its application before the Industrial Board of the Territory for a wage reduction to industrial unions. Sittings resume Monday as unions press for wage increases continuing their applications for higher pay to offset October reductions.
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The
Public Service Board
Industrial Board of the
Territory
Industrial Board
Preferred List Favoured Morgan Clients Tainted in Senate Hearing
The Morgan firm examination before Senator McAdoo reveals a list of favored purchasers affecting the massive Morgan Company business. Witnesses note extraordinary profits and repayments tied to a portfolio surpassing billions, with names including Mr Coolidge and other senior officials, along with various executives questioned by the committee.
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New York
K. J. Pierpont Morgan
Enander
Senate Finance
Bonator
McAdoo
Morgan Company
Fara
Morgan Fra
George Whitney
Morgan Partners
Alleghany
Mr. Coolidge
Vin Coolidge
Baker
the Treasury
Woodin
Norman Davis
Europe
Dean Achegon
Treasury
Precora
Whit
Armistice Signed in North China Confirmed
Tokyo reports a preliminary armistice agreement for North China with planning for a formal ceasefire near Peking and Hawaii on May 29, as officials confirm the talks.
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North
China
Tokio
Hawaiiu
Peking
Canberra Full Statement Tabled in Parliament on Canberra Costs
The Prime Minister informed Mr Blakeley that funded interest was excluded from Canberra’s capital account from June 30, 1982, and not in the balance. It was anticipated that after June 20 next, the statement of race, income and expenditure for the Federal Capital Territory for 1982-85 would be tabled under the Budget Act. It would detail administration and development costs excluding interest and sinking fund charges on watling buildings.
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Lyons
Blakeley
Fed. Lab
House of Representatives
Vera
Canberra
Mir
Watlong
Senate Clears Grants Bill After All Night Sitting
The Senate adjourned past 4 30 a m after a lengthy session on the Commonwealth Grants Commission Bill. Ministers and members rushed to finish business so final passage would allow House members to leave for their holidays. the session also addressed stock amendment and financial emergency acts before adjournment.
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Thurmdé
Commonwealth
Bagun
House of Representatives
Dupart
Senate
Dimounatnar
Grants Commission
Winor
Commission
Malbourne
Sydney
House Adjourns After Two Month Session In Parliament
The House of Representatives adjourned after a lengthy two month session. Members will reconvene in August to consider the Government budget proposals. The Assembly met briefly to accelerate business and discuss the Commonwealth Grants Bill, including Royal Commission price inquiries and deputy chairmanship changes.
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Seston
Gente
Coniston
Ryhg Pach Aed
Tule
Ie Hows
Earth tremor hits Uthcow district during dusk event
A tremor shook the Uthcow district as residents reported ground movement near Litamew. Constable Crothers and PatharrLeary from Bivaeview provided early accounts, noting minor damage and tremor onset before nightfall.
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Uthcow District
Ll. Cunstabie Crothers
Litamew
Mt Ens
Tin Newty
PatharrLeary
Bivaeview Tieur
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Lexten
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U.S.A
MR. Willis
Unamasqus
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Hitler
Bruce
Cordite Factory
Columbia , and
Peru
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Pere
Trades Hall
R. White
Caves Express
Mrs. Edols
Mt, Everest
Saghalien
Morran
Morra
Morana Company
Mhannn
Coumma
Tie
Fletcher
Morgan Firm
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Jr. Woodin
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Ie Brnsie
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Werkare
Morgan
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