British note on war debts urges moratorium amid world recovery
A London note from the British Ambassador to the U S Secretary of State calls for a temporary halt on British war debt payments to the United States and requests guidance on measures to hasten global recovery. It argues extending the suspension could ease financial strain and support international stability, referencing the Hoover moratorium and ongoing discussions among nations.
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London
Washington
Sir Ronald Lind
United States
Raner
Samia
Pusin
Hoover
Auste
Commonwealth loan interest payments due today in heavy total
Interest on Sommonwealth Consolidated securities maturing 1901 and 1067 to be distributed today by Commonwealth Bank. Total amount over £1,760,000 to be paid evenly over the year. Details show four percent yield, three and a quarter per cent return, with premiums and redemption terms noted.
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Commonwealth Bank
Bern
Ty Laventura
Walch
Mystery confronts Narabri police in vagrancy case
In Narabri on Monday, Albert George Hill a 2 labourer faced Narabri local court on a vagrancy charge amid a homicide inquiry. Police sought remand fort investigations after Lyle Samuel Withers 28 died and named a recent district arrival. Det and sergeant sought clues from children in the house and bloodstained white cloths linked to the tragedy.
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Narrabri
Lyle Samuel Withers
Elx
Albert George Hill
Lambert
Hill Wa
Manufacturers Protest Ottawa Clauses in Trade Pact
Hesselip leads Australian chamber of manufacturers to meet Prime Minister Loma on Wednesday to press objections to Ottawa Agreement terms. Debate centers on Article 49 duties and proposed tariff increases, with Br. Lyona expected to support reform in line with government policy.
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Hesselip
Chamber of Manufacturers
C. Senpalth
Australia
Mr. Loma
Oltaws
Iyx
Aioor
Dutian
Br. Lyona
Food Relief Trouble Settled in Lithgow
Government and storekeepers reached a compromise over food relief pricing at Lithgow. Chief Secretary Chaffey announced the new rate of 6s 9d for single men localized to the area, with storekeepers to take over contractor supplies. The Lithgow shopkeepers had demanded 6s 8d after discussions in the Legislative Assembly. Process and adjustments aimed to ensure continued relief without distorting trade.
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Sydney
Monay
Provider
Tradt
Storckespera
Legislative Assembly
Chantey
Lithgow
Torekeepiya
Notes Published in Washington Sunday Hoovers Moratorium
Washington notes report a British and French government request for a settlement while the Hoover Moratorium remains under consideration. The item notes government exchange and possible policy responses amid global financial tension.
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Washington
Australian tennis team names McGrath captain for United States test
The Australian tennis team selects McGrath as captain for the test against the United States on November 24. The lineup includes Hayman and E Y McGrath. The announcement notes possible changes and mentions a lawyer Than Soon in relation to a forthcoming event at Atfison on Saturday.
Granary Collapse Kills Eighteen in Warhaw
Eighteen people die when a granary collapses at Warhaw on Friday amid a night of chaos. Rescue teams pull survivors from debris as officials investigate causes and warn of unsafe building conditions.
Hoover Offers to Confer With New President on Debt
President Hoover invited President-elect Roosevelt to confer next week on international debts and intergovernmental affairs, noting requests from other nations to suspend payments due December. He stressed a world problem of major importance and outlined U S debt positions carried into his administration. In Sydney the Cabinet minister signaled openness to reforms beyond direct payments, while discussions at home focused on mortgage laws and property concerns.
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Carey
U.S.A
Parmane
Ube
Britain
Prinseek
Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
Sydney
Martin
Lori
Smith
Maude
Hourra
AL Howl
Butte
Wwf
Mit
Wall
Koln
The World Ceases to Publish in Sydney
The World newspaper in Sydney stops publishing after a birthday celebration note. The Star reportedly to replace it on Thursday with the new World edition delayed by a linewarian teaching delay affecting public notices.
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Sydney
Sothe World Newpaper
Star
Enesta
Terrific hail causes damage in Bathurst area
Terrific hail struck Bathurst on Monday, tearing through Kelsonlstrict ion and damaging an orchard where 80 pigeons were released at Nevertire. Only one returned to Tathuret. Two men sheltering under a lite were struck by lightning but escaped unharmed.
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Bathurst
Cape Flight Cadetown Flight Details and Arrivals
A fragmentary report notes Victor Ritts and a Cape flight cadet arrival in Croydon, with times listed for arrivals at Wailishan and Momamet. It mentions a journey by train or air, and refers to a factory background of Al Georre ng Pilabure, with a five hour journey and limited personal experience.
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Victor Ritts
Lef
Tom Tuy
Croydon
Troith
Wailishan
Momamet
Amith
al Georre Ng Pilabure
Uneee Dave
Response to Loan Judge Swindell Out Ayddsey
A damaged note references loan responses and a judge Swindell, mentioning approvals, subscriptions to the Commonwealth, and a meeting about examination of the project. It notes local officials including WJ Banden and a chairman at a Town meeting, with formal adjunctions and opportunities to review the document content.
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Aydsey
Cat Burglar Suspect Breaks into Sydney Hotel Rooms
A man believed to target valuables broke into several empty hotel rooms in Sydney early Monday. He then visited a couple’s room inside the hotel, stole money and a watch, and fled. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
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Sydney
Cmon
Hoosen
Family Burned When Spirit Stove Bursts
A spirit stove burst at the Johnson home near Pkt Tawa Road Windsor causing four family members to suffer serious burns. Mia Johnson, 61, was totally burned, while her husband and two others sustained severe injuries from neck to feet. The home’s clothing reportedly caught fire, and authorities report the family in a weak condition.
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Stonex
Mornday
Johnson
Pkt Tawa Road
Windsor
Mia
Aint Johnson
Wool industry urged to maintain exchange rate policy
A government report from the Commonwealth Wool Enquiry Committee urges keeping the present exchange rate for wool through June 1283. It warns a further wool price fall could occur without such support and calls for rail freight relief and state aid to revive Australia’s wool industry this fiscal year.
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Commonwealth
Lycan
Wrenent
Augtealin
Meat dispute ends as workers resume, Sydney meeting
In Meat Dispute Sydney, Mondey Haughtermen and Riverstone Meat Works workers met. An industrial arbitration court adjourned the case to tomorrow morning. A 1070 to 20 vote directed resumption of work, with union leaders instructing those present to return to duty.
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Sydney
Mondey
Aumiro
Riverstone
Imime Industrial Arbitration Court
Browne
Wnion
Fire arson case heads to trial in Sydney inquiry
In Sydney the coroner committed Vicky Crasalny Crowder for trial on a charge of maliciously setting fire to a central building on Darling Street. Witness statements alleged Crowder aimed to burn the house to get even with Mrs Stockdale, noting Crowther’s repeated threats and Stockdale's efforts to subdue him.
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Sydney
Darlingtreet
Liv City
Vicky Crasalny Crowder
Crowther
Mra. Stockdale
Mr. Stockdale
Milk Board Debates Draw Complaints And Fear
The minister of health Mr Weaver faced questions about the milk board and the Milk Act. He insisted he does not intend to abolish the board or replace the central system, while acknowledging complaints and concerns from suppliers and women about the board’s actions. A special briefing noted that the act could strains the industry if schemes collapse.
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Rydney
Weaver
Federated
Wwe
Milk Board
Wool Committee Report Urges Cost Cuts for Wool Industry
The inquiry committee calls for reductions in state and federal taxes government charges tariff incidence and buyer shipping broker and financial costs. They propose a conference of involved parties to craft a relief plan, noting a war era foundation and record price declines that threaten Australian welfare and credit, with only a temporary downturn anticipated if costs are reformed.
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Committee of Inquiry
Commonwealth Governors
Costs and prices in wool production during tette seagine period
The article discusses how average wool selling prices and production costs have shifted. It notes higher current costs and variable expenses across growers, with maintenance, interest, and handling charges included. Data covers pre war to post drought periods, highlighting reduced costs in some areas and increased burdens in others.
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Australia
Austrelse
Migek
Bintan
Reductions urged to ease costs for woolgrowers and rail rates
A Lithgow relief plan urges government action to cut costs for wool growers and rail charges, aiming to lower permanent rehabilitation costs and reduce interest rates. The committee cites Western Australia as a model for lower freight and calls for swift, targeted reductions during the current financial year while noting benefits to creditors andbrokers.
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Western Australia
Summities
Ehareys
Sydney
Mondey
Lithgow
Hamilton Knight
Talumas Tike
Ieahor
Mariemont
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