Tariff Debate Hints May Cut Rates If Democrats Win
A Washington report notes Democrats may push rapid action to roll back Hawley Smoot tariffs if they gain control of the House. The commentary cites economic strains and calls for provisional rate reductions to alleviate market pressures amid political shifts.
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Washington
The
of Representatives
Helliah Empire
United
Henry
Haley
Democralie Councile United
Ereloray Lari
Nathonn
New Records Mt Weol Sales in Melbourne J
A Melbourne sale notes a new Australian resort abladed at Ons tales today with buyers paying a per week price. The auction or sale item references a keen interest and excitement amid bidders as records are set or broken.
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Mt Weol Sales
Melbourne
Fresh Record Sydney Fresh Record Sydney
Fragmented OCR item details auctions and price data. Mentions bids and figures, but many words garbled, with references to records and clearance events lacking clear narrative.
Ottawa Conference Sparks War-Tone Exchange Over Delay
A January Ottawa conference debate sees British Premier MacDonald and Mr Reullin clash over delaying the Economic Conference until July. Dominion views echo past talks as the government insists no delay is warranted and aims to speed progress, with a February deadline looming and August previously noted. A separate report notes a bomb threat toward Sir Stanley Arayle Atfa and the Moule home, yielding a police inquiry and a 26 reward for information leading to the attacker.
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Rameau MacDonald
Reullin
Dominions
Stanley Arayle
Bowlin Inhowse
Toorak
Brantey Arguin
Mauis
Argyle's Hom
Death Threats To Melbourne Men Police Guards Provided
Police shield Melbourne men after death threats disrupt a public gathering. Authorities announce protection details for the individuals amid ongoing inquiries and a cautious public advisement to avoid confrontations.
Senator Barnes Explains Senate Remarks in Melbourne
In Melbourne on a Wednesday session the Senate addressed alleged Communist threats and a £250 reward for information. Prime Minister Scullin summoned Senator Barnes after his speech, but declined to comment. Barnes said his remarks were misinterpreted and emphasized free speech rather than endorsing Communism or anti Christian sentiment.
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Senate
Senstor Barnes
Senstor Foll
Qid
Sculls
Barnes
Scullin
Arrests of Hoover's Brother-in-Law in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica California on Tuesday police arrested Cornelive Leavitt brother-in-law of President Hoover for alleged illegal possession of Niquer A companion was also arrested and pleaded not guilty
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Hoover
Cornelive Leavitt
Leavitt
Truilty
Melbourne Centenary Cricketers Propose 1986 Civic Invite
A garbled report notes Mayor Amith proposing Melbourne centenary plans for 1986. The snippet mentions inviting teams from Africa and South Africa authorities, aiming to organize a commemorative cricket event at a civic reception.
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Melbourne
Fafriann
Amith
Lene
Africa
Man Sentenced in Paris Taxi Murder Case
A Paris judge sentences a young man described as a bachelor for murdering Pawtotte Rabldn in a taxi amid jealousy. The evidence cites a maid and a failed confession as key factors in the verdict.
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Tar, Tuenday
Houyet
Pawtotte Rabldn
F C T Cricketers Meet Southern Monare In Match
The F C T cricket team meets Southern Monare in a forthcoming match at Main on Saturday November 14. Captains include Le Malnany and Be. Players Kidlington Muay Croker are listed among the lineup.
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Monare
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Be . Kidlington
Muay
Croker
Leader of the Opposition Welcomes Tariff Conference Plan
The Leader of the Opposition in the Senate welcomed the British Government's suggestion for a mid year conference. He said practical mapping and firm positions were needed, noting June elections could let electors express views on tariff and empire trade relations, providing a people’s mandate to the victorious government.
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Sanate
Hwnaior
George —Powrsa
Maplore
Butler’s Plane Damaged On Takeoff At Cammaweal
Sydney reports airman Mr C A Butler endured a rough takeoff when his aircraft struck a fence wire at Cammaweal before dawn. The undercarriage was severely damaged but Butler continued to Longreach for repairs, delaying by several days. The Premier of NSW and the King sent congratulations on the notable achievement.
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C. A. Buttelet
Camnaweal
Witnost
Butler
Longreach
Lonrea
Australa
British Ministry Appointments List Read in London
A London report lists discopal appointments to the British Ministry to British Dominions Office. Officials named include Attorney General Air Thoms Inckip for Scotland solicitor general Scotland C. M. Ralicitor-Cdeneral Normand Postmaster General Kingsley Chanoslier Duchy of Lancaster C. C. Daviddon Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury M. Marcusson Financial Secretary Waler att Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty Lord tianiey Under-Secretary for Air Sir Philip Ramoon Colonial Office official Mr. Robert Hamilton Under-secretary to the Dominions Mr. Malcolm MacDonald Foreign Office Under-Secretary Mr. R A Baan India Office Marquis Lothian Mines Under-Secretary Mr. ue Foot War Office Under-Secretary Wir. TL atanhope Financial Secretary Mr. Cooper Agricultural Secretary Earl Delawarr Board of Trade Lenlle Hore Aletaha.
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Maioltar
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Scotland
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Admiralty
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Philip Ramoon
Robert Hamilton
Dominions
Malcolm MacDonald
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Mon Offa
Guyer Blaniays
India Offoe
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Ue. Foot
Department of Quermeas
Calville
Wir. TL
Atanhope
Cooper
Agriculure
Earl Delawarr
Board of ‘Trudle
Lenlle
Aeltaha
Bus Purchase Rumour From Sydney
Rumour spreads that the Transport Coordination Board may buy idle buses from South Australia. Report notes officials denied confirmation while Chairman Mr Goode reportedly plans a weekend visit to Adelaide.
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Transport Coordination Board
South Australia
Mr. Goode
Adelaide
Ballot Paper Changes For Municipal Elections Debated
The Minister for Local Government announced a ten day amendment to the Local Government Act guiding municipal elections. Candidates may have their ballots grouped on one sheet, mirroring Commonwealth Electoral Act practice, with aims to send ballots to electors in one day. The changes seek to simplify preparation and reduce delays, though candidates may face inconvenient scheduling.
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Bydney
WeUire
Tn Miture
Lowether
Haliot
Baloit
Seamen's Union Plans Meeting Over Non-Striker Row
Aunion called an informal meeting to discuss discipline within the crew of the steamer Yarra after a dispute where several members refused to rise for an official order. The gathering is expected to prepare a response to authorities.
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Bydney
Maumen's Union
Rete la Re
Yarra
German Unemployed Increase Reported in Berlin
In Berlin the unemployed figure rose to 4,838,000, an increase of 144,006 from the prior period, reflecting ongoing economic strain and labor market pressures across Germany. This development comes amid broader factory and wage slowdown concerns, highlighting the fragility of the recovery effort.
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Berlin
Tuantay
Germany
Milk Board pressure on suppliers shocks Nomey court
A Kafkaesque hearing in Nomey court featured W Mheahan lambasting alleged pressure by the Milk Board on suppliers. The case centered on a milk vendor accused of charity feeding, with prosecutors linking the board to covert operations and favoring certain merchants. Duval, a defendant from Annasdale, faced scrutiny over supply chains as the court weighed age and fault in Kyisant’s case.
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Nomey
W. Mheahan
Jets Court
Ioatun
Kiopian
Ality Baard
Bhanhas
William Honey Duval
Annasdale
Kylsant
Duval
Mina Tomtion
Lalag
Uber
Tiroken
Kylmatax
Kyisant
Takase Gaede
Gilbert's Bowling NSW Criticism Sparks Uproar
A controversial statement by A. Rose claiming that an aboriginal bowler threw the ball during a Queensland match triggers a heated dispute. Directors and umpires defend the call, while critics, including a Queensland cricket figure, dispute the decision and accuse others of bias. Bradman is cited as having been frightened, amplifying the controversy across the cricket community.
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Wetnentey
A. Rose
Max Camer
Rotifir Walaa Urteller Mann
Queensland
Colonet
F. Marison
Board of Castros
Gilbert
Raenee
Bradman
New Australian Broadcasting Commission to be formed
A sub committee of the Federal Cabinet agreed on the main principles for a new broadcasting body to be called the Australian Broadcasting Commission. It will start early next year with five members and a potential full-time chairman. Names discussed include The Director of Postal Services, Dr B Heownd as chair, Dr Martin Doyte of the Australian Broadcasting Company, an assistant treasurer, and Professor Bernard Heinse of Melbourne.
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Representati Sapaemblen
Australian Broadcasting Commisnion
Australian Broadcasting Company
Amd
Ate
He B. Heownd
Aumiration Broadcasting, Company
Bmart Doyte
Recre
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Heit
Rheenan
Profewmar Bernard Heinse
Melbourne
Japanese Denial of Manchurian War
The War Office officially denies reports of fighting between Chinese and Japanese regulars on Monday. Japanese guards dispersed a large body of bandits looting villages within the railway zone.
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Torio
War Office
Optimism in Sydney Meeting Urges Growth and Jobs
A Sydney Town Hall gathering of busy leaders chaired by the Lord Mayor heard optimistic notes on national prosperity. Mr Nock, head of the Farmers and Hotters Association, cited improving wool and wheat prospects and warned that without optimism hundreds might desert their farms due to high costs. Mr C M McDonald of the Employers Federation urged against penny pinching and urged spending when funds exist. Mr H P Seyler of the Chambers of Manufacturers called for more hiring and reduced rationing, stressing manufacturers would support full employment in the campaign.
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Sydney
Farmers and Hotters’ Association
Mr. Nock
Employers Federation
C. M. McDonald
Chambers of Manufacturers
Ht. P. Seyler
Bus Employees Waiting In Hope
The executive of the Road Transport Union advanced to interview Mr Lang on relieving the men amid pace of work. The union officials, after talks with the Transport Co-ordination Board, expressed optimism. They said everything will come out all right for their members and that developments may occur tomorrow.
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Inion Han
Fom
Lang
Himch
Lang Steps Ry dney to suspend railway orders
The minister for Lang instructed the railway commissioners to suspend certain orders and routines. This report notes ongoing directives and potential enforcement actions affecting railway operations and personnel.
Western Lands Commission Faces Show Cause After Inquiry
The Royal Commission report led by E A Prior finds misbehavior and incompetence in Western Lands administration. State Cabinet orders Commissioners Langwell Dynning and Mullen to show cause why they should not be removed, citing deliberate neglect of duties rather than personal character.
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Sydney
Royal Commission
E. A Prior
Western Lands
Western Landa Board
Menaraduh Langwell
George Dynning
Arthur Mullen
Transport Board to Prosecute Now Over Convalnation
The Transport Board moves to prosecute after delays in enforcing provisions. Board officers highlight a recent motor driver collision on the Western railway line and costly delays. The driver has been questioned, with proceedings expected to follow shortly.
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Sydney
Convalnation Board
Saemiers
Omicera
Amalgamation Plan For Saving Banks Tabled In Sydney
The Commonwealth Bank chairman and the government savings bank vice president met in Sydney shortly after arrival to discuss an amalgamation. Preliminary steps set for a sub committee meeting tomorrow to examine the proposal joining the two state and Commonwealth savings banks.
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Bidney
Bis
Bydney
Com
Monwealth Bank
Robert
Government Savings Bank
Ir John Butters
Commonwealth Bank
Child's Ear Torn by Dog Attack at Backyard
Desmond Mott, a child in Banknows, was bitten by a dog while playing in the yard. The dog head pierced the fence and tore part of the child's ear. Doctors stitched the wound but grafting attempts failed.
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Bydney
Howe
Banknows
Desmond Mott
Tox
Wwe
Rise of a Bakery Inquiry Sparks Public Debate
A fragmentary report notes a Master Bakers dispute and an inquiry into bread pricing and practices. The text references a cancellation, potential reviews, and questions being considered amid concern over how bread is sold and priced. The item is incomplete but signals a formal inquiry event.
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