Loan Council Solved as Victoria Wins Higher Quota
After a full day of wrangling the Australian Loan Council raised the yearly quota to about 30.5 million pounds. Premier Dunstan led Victoria to victory as the final distribution totals 31 million pounds with the Commonwealth at 5.75 million and each state receiving prescribed shares. deficits will be adjusted under the new arrangement. The council will revisit the debate on terminology and the broader powers of the Finance Council.
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Bratex
Australians Back Off From Threat of Force
In a constrained exchange Mr Ogilvie rejects a forceful option. He states no talk of using force is appropriate for Australians, while a West Australian source mentions a milder threat in that direction. The remark reflects cautious diplomacy amid tension.
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Investiture in Sydney Honors Granted by King
The Governor General today vested the King’s honours in Sydney recipients. Air Brent Riddle is among those decorated, with Mrs. W. J. Kansas noted as the only woman present, receiving the B. award for her late husband’s service.
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Sydney
Air Brent Riddle
W. J. Kansas
Fingerprint ID Key to Sea Remains Near Gap
Detection of the remains found floating near the Gap last week used fingerprint comparison. The hand prints matched those made by Furber on items in his Rome. The badly mutilated remains hindered identification but prints from the hand and a left hand bottle in Furber’s room established the link.
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Bydney
New Deal Impasse Seeks Escape from NRA Confusion
Roosevelt seeks an escape as strike clouds gather and Washington marks time amid confusion over the destruction of the National Recovery Act. Disturbances and policy stalemate loom as the administration weighs options and public unrest grows.
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Washington
America
Gold Mystery Lost From Train In NT Australia
A train between Alice Springs and Quorn loses a consignment of gold bullion worth $4,000 hidden in a mail bag. Officials doubt when the bag disappeared during a 750 mile journey with no obvious tampering. Detectives are dispatched from Adelaide to cover vast terrain as police escort records a narrow path to the missing bag.
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Alarm Spreads Through Gold Countries Trade Balance Slumps
Trade figures for April 1995 show higher imports and exports versus April 1984 but a £24 million fall in the year to date balance. The favourable April balance reached £3.713 million, with bullion incluced raising the month’s total. Wool and related products pressure the year’s trade, wool prices and quantities in decline.
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Eigoria
Paris currency panic prompts unprecedented cabinet sit
A fresh wave of foreign exchange alarm spreads from Paris to London and the Continent. The franc, guilder, and Swiss franc are collapsing as withdrawals from the Bank of France continue. The government seeks support for a dictatorship measure amid a history of urgent crisis and looming Ascension Day parliamentary session.
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Telegraph
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Remarkable Escape From Injury In Mozaro Street Collision
In Mozaro Street two cars narrowly avoided serious injury when Rev Ronald O'Brien of St John’s Rectory drove into a car driven by Miss Kathleen Morrison of Tager. The impact tore the bumper from Miss Morrison’s car and swung it onto the opposite curb. O'Brien’s vehicle sustained offside damage but no injuries occurred to either occupant.
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Kathleen Morrison
Tager
R. O'Brien
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Mr. O'Brien
Murder trial convicts man for manslaughter in Melbourne
The Melbourne jury found Alexander John McCarthy aged 1 and Alfred Charles Wright aged 26 guilty of murder regarding Patrick O Bullivan aged 33. McCarthy admitted 38 prior convictions and Wright was remanded for sentencing after the trial concluded.
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Melbourne
Alexander John McCarthy
Alfred Charles Wright
Patrick O'Bulll-Ivan
Lame Im West Aallourne
Melbourne Cabinet appoints inspector for six years
The Cabinet yesterday appointed Mr A Blake of Canberra as special inspector for a six year term following a probation period. The appointment, referencing arbitration awards, was endorsed by the Victorian Chamber of Manufactures on grounds of merit and past consideration.
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Canberra
Victorian Chamber of Manufactures
Amazing Conspiracy To Rob Bank in Melbourne
A gang planned to break into the Commonwealth Bank at Balierat with a pistol and kidnap. Two constables observed the plot and later arrests followed. six men were taken into custody and charged with piracy to break and enter.
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Commonwealth Bank
Balierat
Transport Act Appeal Transferred To High Court
The High Court granted the NSW Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways a transfer of a case against Green Star Trading Co. Ltd from the Supreme Court to the High Court, claiming the Commonwealth Constitution interpretation is involved. The company, convicted months ago, plans to appeal. delays loom as Privy Council considerations arise and a fresh hearing may be required.
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Green Star Trading Company Ltd
Carlton
Victoria
New South Wales ‘Transport Coordination Act
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Chilvers Invited to Join India Team Voyage
A telegram from Mr. B. A. Tarrant invited Chilvers to join the India squad for a tour. Chilvers must secure a passport and visa before final selection and travel arrangements are made.
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India
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