Loan Programme Cut to 5 Millions LOAN COUNCIL DISAGREEMENT
Australian Loan Council debate triggers deadlock provisions over a 425 million loan works programme. Tasmanian and Queensland oppose allocation shifts, New South Wales favored as major spender. Bank Board discussions in Canberra and possible deferral of adjustments noted.
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Victoria
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Threat deposed by South Australian premier report
A damaged dispatch notes a Jeresy bull attack on Tornquist at a farm in ina, leaving him unconscious with concussion and a fractured wrist after the beast overpowered him. A bystander stopped the bull, while observers mention broader financial debates on state debt and motor revenue policies.
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Fou Denman
Tornquist
Ina
Pla Farm
Itel
Steerman
Commonwealth
Baldwin to Lead London Government Shakeup
The Daily Telegraph reports a June 7 cabinet overhaul ahead of Parliament adjournment for Whitsun. Sir John Simon is poised to leave the Foreign Office and may join the Lords, while Stanley Baldwin would head the government and sit in the Commons. Malcolm Macdonald could rise. Lord Privy Seal changes loom as Bankey and Halabacs may shift roles.
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Tilamow
Rameau Macdonald
Stanley Baldwin Simon
Daily Telegraph
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Foreign Office
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Council
House of Commons
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Biden
Lord Bankey
Lord Halabacs
Malcolm Macdonald
Air Defence Priority Urged by British Leader
Lord President Baldwin addressed women Conservatives urging reinforcement of the air force as essential for Britain's security. He warned the League of Nations struggles with Russia and losses elsewhere, stressing that Anglo American collaboration and sanctions are the strongest defense against rising European tensions.
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London
Manusy
Britain
Cones
Brantey Baldwin
Europe
Hag- Vand
Iirow
Slum Conditions Disclosed in Melbourne Debates
A Melbourne deputation of social workers presented photographs of squalid housing with exposed drains and crowded areas to the acting Premier Mr Bouehler. The images highlighted lack of water and facilities in makeshift housing, prompting government attention.
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Melbourne
Bouehler
Hi Mla
Kensington
Graf Zeppelin in distress near coast after engine gondola damage
An airship report indicates the Graf Zeppelin faced difficulties off the coast following damage to one of its engine gondolas. The incident prompted emergency measures as crews assessed the situation and potential risks to the vessel and nearby areas.
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Graf Zeppelim
Sipanion Mocecce
Samar
Slum Critique Prompts Urgent Cabinet Action
Mr Bouchier warned of impoverished wards where residents struggle with dog care costs and child welfare. He cited 13/6 for two dogs versus 3/6 for a sustenance worker's baby, urging the Cabinet to craft a plan to abolish alum areas and improve living conditions.
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Bouchier
Technical Classes Proposal Before Minister in Sydney
Proposals for reorganising the technical education system are before the Minister for Education. If approved, technical education councils will be appointed in Sydney and New Districts as statutory bodies with power over their finances. Correspondence courses will be provided in many subjects.
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Sydney
Council's Hands Tied by Preference Act
Newcastle council rejected an application by the Mouth Newcastle Rugby League Club to secure a position on the council for international footballer Dadley Cob. Aldermen wished to employ Gibb, but the amended Preference Act prevented action.
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Twisday
Newraxile
Dadley Cb
Bine
Counnell
Jomploy Gibb
Salary Cuts Debate For Public Servants Across Commonwealth
Acting Prime Minister Page told a deputation of about 80 000 public servants that the question of restoring salary cuts from the Anandal emergency should be taken up at each individual organisation and put to the Inspectia Govern ment. The deputation asked Dr Page to arrange for the Premiers attending the Loan Council meeting to sit in a Premiers Conference to consider restoring wages from June 20. They argued that the emergency cuts had served their purpose and now should revert to the original levels under Premier and Loan Council authority.
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Commonwealth
Dy. Page
Auttratte
Page
Lean Council
Wheat Outlook Dampened by Europe Demand Loss
Mr L Darling principal of J Darling Ltd grain merchants says Europe dumping wheat in England costs Australia 250000 tons of orders during the current supply period. He warns many factors hinder Australian sales and a shift in Europe’s wheat market could prove unfavorable to Australian growers unless the position improves.
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Fremantle
L. Darling
J. Darling Ltd
Adelaide
Otranto
Hurathe Gold Mine Lid shares suspended on exchange
In a Sydney Stock Exchange letter the directors announce suspension of Hurathe Gold Mine Ltd shares until shareholders can review full seats. A meeting is set for June 6. The IBtosk Exchange confirms the suspension until after that date as the stock fell heavily yesterday from £/é to 1/11.
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Sydney
Hurathe
Cos
Ibtosk Exchange
Dictatorial Powers To Save Franc In Paris Cabinet
Paris on Tuesday saw a three hour cabinet session where Finance Minister Germain Martin urged a one man rule to defend the franc. The government was authorized to decree all measures to defend the currency until December 31, as devaluation fears spiked. A technical petition from radical socialists sought to limit powers while arguing for a gold reserve, with debates over pensions, public support, and potential to emulate Britain and the US in crisis response. The franc weakened in the London market despite a freeze on declines by the Bank of England, with francs quoted at 79 for three months delivery amid nervousness.
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Paris
Turaday
M. Germain Martin
Herriot
Dahalf
France
M. Doumergus
Fatrong
Kivemhank
Raime
Hirther
Jonas
Britain
America
Supreme Court blocks key New Deal provisions in NRA cases
The Supreme Court ruled several Roosevelt era measures unconstitutional, striking down the National Industrial Recovery Act provisions and the President's code issuance power as an unconstitutional delegation. It voided the Farm Moratorium Act, limiting mortgage relief, and held President Roosevelt could not remove the independent Commerce Commission head without cause. The decisions unsettle the administration's recovery program and challenge executive power.
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Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Hughes
Aecend
Ooverelt
Commission
Willenscan Eee
Urgent White House Talks After NRA Ruling
hurried conferences at Washington report the administrator of the NRA declaring immediate suspension of compulsory NRA employment methods. leaders at the White House and Congress scramble for a reply as Supreme Court decision blindsided them and calls grow for possible amendments.
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Kidnapper's Life Spared on Victim's Plea
Jefferson City report details Walter McGee and accomplices in a kidnapping of Mary Joy, daughter of a Kansas City businessman. The ransomed victim was held 70 hours in a cellar, $30,000 paid, and the ringleader sentenced after a commuted life term by the governor.
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Jefferson City
Atin
Walter McGee
United States
Ican
Park
Mary Joy
Kansas City
Pera
Murder Trial Hears Fatal Injuries From Kicks
On Tuesday the murder trial of Abed Wright McCarthy, 31, proceeds as prosecutors describe fatal injuries believed caused by kicks during the incident. Witnesses recount the events surrounding the alleged assault and subsequent death.
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Melbous
Abed Wright
McCarthy
Butter Wealth Benefit Highlighted by Sydney Officials
In Sydney officials discuss butter wealth gains amid a surplus spot and rising demand. Dairy Factory Director Mr. McInnes notes an increase in production and a planned scheme to reduce butter prices across states, with a 38 month timeline and regional adjustments in New South Wales and across the federation.
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Sydney
McInnes
South Wales
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