Commonwealth Loan Over Subscribed As Confidence Grows
The Commonwealth Government announces the successful oversubscription of a five million pound loan. Subscriptions continued to rise yesterday evening with major funds from T. and G. Mutual, National Bank of Australia, and other institutions contributing. Official notes say the loan will close today, with remaining funds likely to be raised for urgent public works and immediate needs.
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Commonwealth Loan Remarks Spark Confidence in Prospect
Henry Bradston and Bir Kelac address the Commonwealth Loan discussing faith in domestic industry and national prosperity. Manuel Howlem notes Avatrallans’ trust in future growth, while Bruce and others emphasize the loan’s potential to attract funds and lower interest burdens.
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Nazi riot halted at Vienna university gathering
A chaotic scene at Vienna University ended with the Minister for Justice and other officials presiding over a muted ceremony for Leo Beneleyeter. The event featured a formal address and a brief militaristic salute, though Adolf Hitler was not present. Police reported one bullet fired during the disturbance, but no injuries were confirmed.
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Man charged with manslaughter in fatal Albany harbor crash
In a Central Bed Court appearance on Monday, John Morris 2% and motor mechanic faced manslaughter charges for the death of Edward Chittenden, an elderly man knocked down and killed near Albany harbor on April 20. Witnesses described a chaotic scene, with the driver attempting to flee into the harbor before surrendering to police later that day.
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Petrol prices and tax reforms urged by New South Wales official
The NSW official urged lower petrol taxes to cut costs for consumers. He said reducing duties could save about 200,000 pounds annually on an 80 million gallon consumption, potentially lowering pump prices across Australian capitals by about half a penny per gallon, with no drop in consumption.
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Industrial Board Sitting Opens At Canberra Trial
Canberra Industrial Board hearings opened regarding an accident claim. The jury returned a verdict finding the defendant not guilty on several charges while calling for improved safety or compensation provisions. The proceedings adjourned after a lengthy session, with recommendations for further care and possible penalties discussed.
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Austria and Germany Trade Tensions Grow Over Wine Tax
Reports from Vienna describe a 7 Tée wine tax on German wines entering Austria and potential retaliatory steps on Austrian travel to Germany. Berlin awaits government report as Austrian duties on German goods are anticipated, while tourism worries rise and Austrian press blames Dr. Dalifues.
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Danzig Nazis Fail in Bid for Power
The Volkstag election in Danzig showed Nazi hopes dashed as authorities barred thousands of German voters from traveling, blocking an expected overwhelming Nazi majority. The Nazi faction tally reached about 42 percent with Social Democrats at 48 percent and other groups in lower shares.
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Four Power Pact In Final Stage Seeks Stable Europe
The Daily Telegraph reports France aims to finalize a four power pact with Poland and the Little Entente. The accord, seen as ensuring European peace for ten years, seeks to iron out remaining differences and secure broad assent.
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Vehement Yugoslavia Protests Over Peace Treaties
In Sunda, about 25,000 citizens and peasants gathered in teary protest against peace treaty revisions shouting Down with Italy and Down with the Poor Power Pact. Little Entente delegates spoke in various languages repeating a common message: no reunion, no war, but a readiness to defend the borders won with sacrifice.
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Prince of Wales deputises at royal levee listing attendees
The Prince of Wales stood in for the King at the last levee atop St James's Palace. Attendees included Air Commodore William, Lt. Wachett, Mr. Swinebourne, Mr. J P McCawley, Col Horston, Dr James Bell, Mr. Cesit Pittar, Mr. Clive Bailtien, Mr. Shedden, Mr. Daley, Mr. Reginald Thornton and Mr. Eric Campbell.
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Bandits at Oil Depot Ambush Stopped by Residents
A four man raid on an oil depot at Modiow Bath was foiled when residents Jonet and Hector Muir confronted the thieves. The assailants fired and fled as Muir fired the shotgun to deter them. Police later detained one suspect after train traffic was halted and the depot was secured.
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Midfield Title Clash in Australia Draws Boxing Fans
Australia hosts a middleweight title bout featuring Ren Richards and Barry Menues barry with promising odds on Richards. The event takes place Monday night at the stadium amid expectations for a decisive World Championship bout.
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More Rain Coming Disturbance In Victoria WY
Disturbance in Victoria and surrounding areas prompts weather alerts.Rain expected to spread through the Mira Riverina region with unsettled conditions and ongoing showers. Local outlets warn of possible gusty winds and elevated river levels as fronts move inland. Authorities urge residents to monitor forecasts and secure outdoor items.
Chinese revolt against truce with Japan threatens peace talks
An anti truce movement led by Christian General Senghsiang gathers steam as Canton rejects recognizing any armistice and dispatches forces north. The Nanking government faces pressure while the northern routes move to resume hostilities. A wider internal upheaval in China appears likely as factions push for continued resistance.
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Spanish Bill Faces Church Opposition in Parliament
London dispatch reports Madrid President Zamora sent a controversial bill back to the Cortes seeking a two thirds majority. The Pope’s remark caused strong Catholic reaction with about five thousand monastic bodies appealing against the measure as Zamora faced mounting opposition.
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Textile Workers Seek Restoration of Ten Percent
Melbourne union asks Arbitration Court to restore 10 percent wage cut arguing tariffs reduced imports and boosted local manufacturing. They claim employers' finances improved, production rose, and unit costs fell due to more female and juvenile workers. Wool exports rising aided the industry. Employment numbers show gains.
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Bitter fight in Bulli polls as Lang backs Willis
In Bulli, the final week of a bitter faction struggle unfolds with ALP executives rallying to defeat Mr Willis next Saturday. Mr Lang and the Inner Group push to conserve strength across New South Wales as union endorsements on the South Coast fail to sway voters.
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School Excursions Atoney Plan Expanded Program
A school department conducted excursions to Urania aligned with the vacation period. Attendance and revenue were satisfactory, leading to a plan to extend excursion facilities citywide.
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Department of Funding
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Urania
Unions Back Willis AYDNEY Candidacy in NSW Labor Split
The Bulli unions rallied for Mrs A C Wille aimed at the built completion, as Mr Woodward secretary of the Australian Railways Union at Thirroul and Mr P Palster railway drivers’ official visited a meeting. They claimed it represented railwaymen though only six attended, none regular unionists, highlighting a rift within the State Labour Party. Federal ALP decided to campaign for the party nationwide, amid the NHW split, with weekly meetings planned in major centres and districts.
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Cottage Fire Destroys Home in Normanhuret
A Monday cottage fire at Normanhuret destroyed a weatherboard residence. The occupant awakened his family who fled in night attire. by the time firefighters arrived, the dwelling was practically ruined. Local authorities investigated the blaze and housed the distressed occupants.
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