Butler Nears Australia Final Lap in Air Race
An airman named Butler nears the final lap to Darwin from Batavia with a likely run today. Reports show Butler's timing around 6:10 at night and 5:00 this morning as he nears completion of a world speed record attempt.
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Empire Broadcasting Station Planned for Daventry
London reports that the Empire Broadcasting Company plans construction of a new broadcasting station at Daventry. The project aims to provide wide wave coverage across the empire, including Europe and America, with multiple wavelengths to reach broad audiences. The anticipated start is next tramem season, with completion at least a year away.
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Office thieves raid Sydney building in Lanark area
In Sydney last night burglars ransacked Lanark fours on Philp Street Sydney and reportedly removed papers connected to the Field matter. Lanark Hall, occupied by a barristers and solicitors team led by Mr Windeyer KC representing Meg Field, was targeted with large sums of money and documents seized.
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Theatre riot disrupts Madrid play at The Primer
Madrid police clash with students from colleges and IMFY unit during a protest against a Spanish play shown at The Primer. Hundreds scuffled as officers moved in to restore order, with several demonstrators detained.
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National appeal to restore prosperity and employment drive
Australia wide broadcast by the Prime Minister urging work for the unemployed during Christmas. He calls on both women and men to take short term jobs and to buy Australian goods, noting government and private efforts to reduce unemployment and revive trade. The appeal emphasizes national solidarity beyond party lines and cites figures on debt, prices, and import balances.
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Lift In U S A Business Responds To Higher Prices
Reports of improved business conditions reached from all sections of the United States with advances in oil and wheat prices reviving markets. The stock market followed the week's recovery with multiple two to four point gains. A surge in public buying pushed wheat futures to an unprecedented frenzy while favorable weather boosted wool and other staple markets, lifting optimism for producers and merchants nationwide.
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More Japanese Troops Ordered Into Manchuria
British officials warn the Manchurian crisis could prompt an earlier League of Nations meeting. Unconfirmed reports claim General Honjo ordered 11,000 more troops to Taonan, with ammunition shipments to the Taonan Anganchi line. Rumors say a Chinese counterattack looms near Anganohl and Yiblang as food and ammunition are seized.
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Litary In Control Item Spoils From Nong River Battle
Fragmentary wartime recap notes heavy Japanese losses and captured officers after fighting on the Nong River Bettie. It claims 36 killed and 124 wounded including seven officers and all Torch officers. Three airplanes damaged by machine guns. Claim of attempted escape by a rear-area commander and several officers and enlisted men.
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Homebush Charges Highlight Government Mismanagement Report
Sydney report by Special Investigator Mr. A ch Noble details mismanagement of Homebush saleyard finances and contracts. It cites £190,000 of idle funds, unrecorded gains, and overpricing of marketing work, urging a cooperative scheme to control costs and prevent further losses. It also notes poor interdepartmental coordination and calls for a new cost system and immediate action.
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Time saga tensions over Manchuria sovereignty debate
London commentators discuss whether sovereignty in Manchuria was violated by both sides. Observers note Chinese copying of Japanese efforts and the need for a cautious approach. The League of Nations is kept as a potential appeal forum between Britain and the rival powers.
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Reorganization of Royal Mail Steam Interests
London reports state no wether negotiations are planned despite White Star conditions. The plan splits tonnage and forms a holding firm to handle Atlantic to Pacific routes while decentralising to smaller groups. Independent consul group will manage via writ and oversee trade routes amid cabinet tensions.
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Rumoured 20 Per Cent Drop In Australian Exchange
London reports a Rumoured 20 per cent fall in the Australian exchange, sparked by talk of a new government and policy shifts. Businessmen seek freer exchange moves and removal of current restrictions, while officials warn the outlook remains uncertain.
Ottawa Conference and Canadian Policy Position
The Cana dian premier Ben nett reports slow progress on Ottawa talks with Britain. Canada may host or move to London if Dominions prefer, while imperial policy aims to align domestic programs within a larger imperial framework. A key issue is imperial currency and Canada’s financial relations with the United States.
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Discordant Note Funeral and Wedding Leads to Fatal Clash
A Cairo incident tied to a wedding and funeral erupted into deadly violence. Mourners attacked guests with firearms and knives, resulting in multiple deaths and many injuries as chaos spread at the event. Police and officials investigate possible motives and affiliations.
Japanese Victory in Nanai River Battle
Japanese forces claim victory at Nanai River where bombing planes aided Major Cleners Hanabe's brigade. Chinese losses likely heavier as Manchurian units retreated, allowing Japanese to control river area and enable railway repairs. Japanese report 40 casualties. Chinese totals not yet received. Changchun garrison reportedly moving to rest.
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League appeals to East on Pacific tensions
The League of Nations council chief M Ariand through telegraph appeals Japan and China to honor prior assurances. Manchuria seeks to avert manganguinary clashes. Sir John Biman Cecil may attend the Parliament meeting of the Council. Japanese northern advantage alarms Russia who has avoided conflict so far.
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Balance of Trade Move Signals New Committee
London reports that The Lobbyist of The Observer hints at a government plan to appoint a committee to investigate the trade balance. The administration aims to act swiftly but cautions against rapid, sweeping legislation and contemplates gradual measures by orders in council.
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Paris Murders Tie Victims and Father Suspected
Paris police probe brutal killings of nine year old Troger Bivay and his mother. Victims found with scarves tied around necks as father Tiban, and grandmother Jean, were last seen with boy before disappearing. Evidence suggests a violent struggle. husband’s coat bore blood. Authorities consider multiple offenders.
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Closer Union for British Empire Speech At Cambrian
The Dominions Secretary Mr Thomas urged unity within the Empire and warned against delaying action on trade, asserting the government must act to align foodstuffs and raw materials with Britain. He discussed potential arrangements with colonies and dominions to secure essential goods amid uncertain policy signals.
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Gold Holding Redistribution Moves to Strengthen Security
Governments announce a policy shift to re distribute gold reserves as a strategic measure to bolster national financial security. Officials say the plan prioritizes liquidity, hedges against market shocks, and aligns with long term fiscal stability goals.
Sir Josiah Stamp's Views on Gold and World Finance
Sir Josiah Stamp argues in an interview that an international agreement on gold stabilize and exchange remedies is essential. He says London cannot remain the discount center amid currency fluctuations, urging conferences to discuss gold questions and world monetary order. He warns against unilateral actions and notes Britain and the United States must consider global needs.
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Europe Poor Peter Peace Falls Over Economy
Fragmented OCR text reports Europe facing a strained economy with Vatican revenue and Will figures, noting 10,000,000 lice and 1,000,000 major earners. Paris sketches tax protests as Montpullier rivers increase taxes, while crowds react to unrest and road tax complaints. Public ambivalence grows as labor as a potential remedy amid confusion.
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Exchange Australian rate may fall at peak export season
Newspapers speculate on a possible early reduction in the Australian exchange as export season peaks. Analysts warn exchange rates are influenced by demand and balances, with some relief expected if market conditions ease. lenders and investors watch the situation closely amid weather and policy signals.
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High Commissioner London Speculation On Next Appointment
Speculation in London centers on the May expiry of Granville Rygle and the possible timing of the next High Commissioner. Viewpoints differ on whether the election could align with the appointment, with Labor’s role seen as influential.
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Unrest in Malta Report Sparks Talks of Law Change
A Malta correspondent reports rising unrest inland as Lord Atrickland seeks a lawmaking end to the strife. Four agitators opposed the pro Italian faction are named amid tense exchanges and calls for order.
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