Bank Board Chairman Denies Davidson Evidence Co operation politicized
Melbourne report states Sir Claude Reading chairman of the Commonwealth Bank denied Mr A C Davidson general manager of the Bank of New South Wales cooperated with the Commonwealth Bank except when proposals matched the NSW view. Reading challenged Davidson evidence on deposit rate plans and maintained Davidson sought to align with NSW policy, not central bank policy, amid inflation concerns and Treasury bill considerations.
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Claude Reading
Common Bank Board
A. C. Davidson
Bank of New South Wales
Commonwealth Bank
Be'davidson
Tavidnon
Claude
Davidson
Reading
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Rane Deposit Ratte
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Mens of Treasury
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Gerry
Ethans Ur. Davidson
Bank of N.B.W
Mir Claude
Begas
Wapolfoy
Secord
Bank of New South Len
Sit
Cut
King's Empire Tours Discussed at Coronation
Plans for Empire tours will be discussed at the coronation as the claims of the Dominions are reviewed and dates set.
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King's Empire Tours
Mussolini Rejects Mediterranean Pact Mania
In London the Italian leader denounces a non aggression pact as dangerous and unnecessary. He favors a bilateral Mediterranean arrangement with mutual protection and a discreet, still evolving understanding with Britain and Spain. He dismisses Majorca base ideas and stresses non intervention in Spain.
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Mr Price
Mignor Muscolin
Anthony Eden
House of Commony
Price
Mediterranean
Mignor Mussolini
Italy
Man Dies After Alleged Train Incident at Marrickville Station
A resident of Ah bee, identified as Gun Doherty, was found at Marrickville station after a reported attempt to jump onto a city bound train. Police say the incident occurred this morning and that one arm was injured in the event. Officials are investigating the circumstances and potential intent.
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Cros Faila
Ah Bee
Tetavera
Royal Park
Cass River
Madrid
Zanata
Mansan
Loan Council to Gain Full Borrowing Control
Melbourne reports the Victorian Premier, Mr. Dunstan, calls for amendments to the Commonwealth States financial agreement. He argues the Loan Council should govern borrowing by governments and semi governmental bodies including local authorities boards and commissions to ensure a fully effective borrowing policy.
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Victoria
Dunstan
Commonwealth
States
Loan Council
Parental Duty at Catholic Education Congress Adelaide
Father Al Enn of the Passionist Fathers spoke at Glen Quamond during the Catholic Education Congress in Adelaide. He emphasized that until a child reaches maturity parents must provide religious moral physical and intellectual education and that parental discipline is often relaxed, allowing growth of evil. He urged Catholic parents, except in special cases, to send children to Catholic schools to uphold Christian principles.
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Alenn
Passionist Fathers
Glen Qamond
Australian Native Association opens Canberra conference on constitutional reform
The Australian Natives Association Federal Council met at Canberra to discuss constitutional reform. Prime Minister Lyons opened the session urging harmony between Commonwealth and States and noting the need for full Commonwealth powers amid economic and industrial development. Delegates from all States addressed the conference, advocating that Australians fill high offices with competence and dignity.
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Australian Natives Association
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Federal Council of the
Australian Natives’ Association
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Australia
Owen
WM. Provent
Madrid under loyalist grip as rebels clash near Manzanares
Reports from Teravera and Madrid detail insurgents crossing the Manzanares, seizing western city areas near the Model Prison, while loyalists hold riverbanks. Bombings kill civilians, planes attack in northeastern districts, and bombardment targets push civilians toward safety beyond the Hippodrome.
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London
Mornday
Telavera
Manzanares
Madrid
Model
Goering May General Be Chancellor
London dispatch reports the Berlin correspondent of the Daily Mail states it is understood Geneva Goering will be appointed Chancellor on January 30 with Herr Hitler retaining the title of leader.
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Berlin
Daily Mail
Onderstood
Geneva
Goteing
Hitler
Perry switches to professional ranks in tennis move
F J Perry of Hong Kong announced he has signed as a professional. Britain may lose the Davis Cup without him and Australia appears poised to challenge in North America, with Perry’s switch seen as a pivotal shift that could alter Cup outcomes. The move draws strong interest from tennis circles awaiting official confirmation.
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Mondi W. Tilden
F. J. Perry
Britain
Perry
United States
Australia
Hapsburg Restoration Rumours Stir in Rome
In Rome Baron Weisner leader of Austrian monarchists met Mussolini and sparked talk of a Hapsburg restoration. Reports say Archduke Otto may wed Princess Maria of Italy, with Admiral Merthy expected to announce consent to the arrangement. The talks center on Otto's throne and a potential regent announcement in Hungary.
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Baron Weisner
Knut Mussolini
Archduke Otto
Hungary
Otto
Maria
Italy
Merthy
Nik
Otte
Mountain Fires Continue In Blue Mountains District
Light rain over the Blue Mountains failed to quell fire dangers. Officials warn of further fire outbreaks in the Springwood district and nearby areas as dry conditions persist and emergency crews monitor the landscape for renewed spread.
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Bydney
Blue Mountains
Springwood
Mounana
France May Lift Arms Embargo on Spain
Premier Blum held a private meeting indicating readiness to raise the export embargo on arms to the Spanish Government. The discussions centered on France adjusting its stance amid ongoing tensions with Bri.
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France
Farib
Monuay
Trim
Blum
Bri
Freer Case to Be Presented to Parliament
Cabinet will review the Freer case in Canberra with a decision likely kept confidential. Prime Minister signals a formal statement after cabinet deliberations and says no further details will be disclosed.
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Freer
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