World Fate in American Hands Debt Policy Repercussion
London diplomatic circles deem Hoover note not unsatisfactory as it opens dialogue. British and French leaders may exchange views before Washington reply. Lausanne debt terms loom as France debates payment, while U S fate hinges on if further postponement hurts world recovery.
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London
Hoover
Paria
Washington
United States
Lausanne Porthus
Lausanne
France
M. Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Almoh Hutton
Mausriona
Foxs
Anporta
Torrom Jaw Awe
Mont Pay
Wy Aberling
Americh
Cabinet to Meet to Consider Debt Situation in London
The cabinet will meet today to discuss the debt situation following the circulating American note among ministers. The Debt Committee also plans a meeting, with several ministers having conferred yesterday at Whitehall.
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London
Phere
Whitebell Yeaterday
Parliament Busy Week Ahead With Nine Bills Planned
The prime minister outlined a heavy program to be disposed of before adjournment. Bills include War Services Homes, War Services Homes Agreement, Patents Trade Marks and Designs, Bankruptc y Act changes, Income Tax measures, and Colonial Duties, plus department name changes and minor acts. An all night session may be needed Friday to finish.
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Lyons
Lyonm
War Services Homes
Fragmented OCR Reads Partial Local Notice
Incomplete text shows scattered fragments including a name and a location but fails to reveal a clear event or action. No dates or authorities are readable. key details remain garbled and uncertain.
British payment in gold debate mentions debt and deflation
In the House of Commons discussions led by Mr. Chamberlain and Robert Horne the possibility of payment in gold is weighed. Officials note current gold holdings and fear a deflationary shock, arguing gradual repayment and stabilizing policy are preferable to immediate gold conversion.
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House of Common
Chamberlain
Robert Horne
Thane
Kingland
Amy Johnson’s Return Flight Negotiations Linger
Mrs Mollison Amy Johnson plans a return to Australia but finds the journey long and distant. She requests gratitude be conveyed for congratulatory messages received between December 9 and 12 during a lull. She hopes to resume life in Australia if the distance permits.
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London
Aimy Johnson
Australia
Sterling Falls to Low Level on Debt Suspension News
Following President Hoover's debt suspension announcement, the foreign exchange market reacted with excitement. The pound slumped to 3.2418 dollars, after dipping to a record low of 3.232 dollars.
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Sterling
London
Hoove
Debts Burden Too Heavy Says Aly Thoms White
Aly Thoms White declares that debts must be paid and that world recovery is delayed by United States policy. He warns the burden will fall on international trade as delays persist and payments are required.
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Yoronto
United
Tates
Aly Thoms
German Opinion on Britain and US Debt Policy
A fragmentary report from Berlin on British and American views. It discusses tone and further explanation of how debt and penalties are perceived, noting Germany is not directly altered. The piece reflects political commentary without concrete actions or outcomes.
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Berlin
Thurday
United States
Germany
Townwide blaze in Townsville leaves 150000 damage
A severe fire devastated a block in Townsville causing about 150 000 in damage. The town faced near destruction as flames swept through homes and businesses, with firefighters battling to halt the spread and save the remaining structures.
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Townsville
Willarant
Pridas
Buliainwe
Posenaville
Ain
Queensland
Late sitting on financial relief bill limits adjournment time
The House sat late past the normal adjournment for the second reading of the Financial Relief Bill. An amendment by Mr. Reaslex to restore invalid and old age pensions to pre tax-cut levels failed 14 to 8, prompting a brief extension into Tuesday.
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Reaslex
Mr Riddle Praises London Visit For Australia Policy
London officials report Mr Riddle’s London stay ended with cordial banker reception. He praised Australia’s improvement program and the conversion loan groundwork. He noted bankers’ satisfaction with Australia policy and exchange considerations, citing economic steadiness.
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London
Narkunda
Marnellisa
Commonwealth Bay Inga Bank of Australia
J. C. Hiddtey
Australia
Ruchle
Bruce
Riddle
Motor Labels Scheme To Start December First
The acting Commissioner for Road Transport announces a motor vehicle label system to be affixed on or after December 1. Registration labels will be issued upon renewal, with owners and addresses not appearing on the label. The scheme covers motor cars and motor cycles, and existing registered vehicles are exempt until renewal.
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Sydney
Trinapart
Victoria seeks royal visit to open Centenary in Melbourne
The State of Victoria and Melbourne City Council have requested a visit by Prince Henry or Prince George to Melbourne to hail the Centenary celebrations planned for 1934-35. The move reflects official desire for a high profile royal event to mark the milestone.
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Melbourne
State of
Victoria
Prince Henry
Prince George
Fire damages two stores in urban blaze
A grim record of a fire in a two storey brick block detailing damage to MacKinnon and Wichysdaan general providers with ground floor occupied by them and upper floors recut by offices. Canning's baker shop and Rawkie's clothing store also affected as flames spread through the vicinity.
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MacKinnon
Wichysdaan
Richardaan
Ahi Canning
Rawkie
Rawkie’ Th ‘and Meeonmrovery —Rhop
King to Broadcast Christmas Message to Empire
The King will send a Christmas broadcast to the Empire on December 2h via the new Empire station soon to be inaugurated. It will be his first direct address to the people, previously only speeches at official events have been heard. Likely from Sandringham study, with a special microphone being installed.
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Empire
Sandringham
South African Flyer Reaches England
Victor Smith, a young South African traveler, landed safely at Ashford Kent this morning after arriving at Avignon from Cape Town en route to London yesterday. No injuries were reported.
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England
London
Victor Smith
Avignon
Capetown
Ashford
Kent
Blattnerphone to Record Writings for Global Message
The Blattnerphone will record words and allow a speaker to be followed, delivering the message to butchers everywhere at the same hour as the clock. The message will be relayed through about a thousand nations in the Empire and likely through other stations in the United States and South America.
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Empire
United States
South America
Colliery Fire Threatens Mine's Workability
Desperate fight against a large fire in a Wellington coalmine causes dense smoke over the township. Miners toil to subdue flames as operations are hampered by time and poor visibility. authorities fear the pit may become unusable for an extended period if the blaze continues.
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Wellington
Randiur
Tihurann
Shooting Affray at Hiubert Station Injures Officer
An argument on the Hiubert Railway Station platform between two men escalated as a stranger drew a revolver. Constable Coe intervened to question the men and was wounded in the ensuing struggle, with four shots reported in the incident. Police were summoned and are pursuing suspects.
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Melbourne
Hiubert
Slowmanter
Coe
Fred
Ales
Lae Burent
Darage
Attempts To Enter White House
Large police presence and crowds gathered outside the White House as hunger marchers tried to approach in an automobile the crowd was dispersed and the marchers arrested.
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Washington
Lin Whit Moum
Bolles
Lytton Commission Kept Report Unchanged
Geneva Thursday the Lytton Commission in light of Chinese and Japanese declarations says it does not desire to modify its report on the motion of the League yesterday.
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Geneva
League of Nationa Yeaterday
Lytton Commission
Strager gunfight ends with mortally wounded
In a chaotic street confrontation a stranger fires on officers, a constable dies after being shot and a bystander collapses in flames. Firefighters struggle to control the blaze as about 15,000 watch and evacuations occur amid injuries and confusion.
Tate Bowls In Form As W S Star Batsmen Fail Sydney
The English team opened their Sydney match as Maurice Tate returned to the attack, taking four wickets while New South Wales star batters struggled. Bradman managed 18 and Ke scored three as Fingleton and a 118 partnership helped NSW total 273. McCabe impressed with a brisk 119 as Tate and Allen shared the bowling toil before stumps with England at the crease.
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Sydney
Maurice Tate
New South Wales
Bradman
Fingleton
Bng
McCabe
Tate
Allen
England
Sydney Cricket Ground
New New South Wales
Sailhem
Kempus
Abeon
Kippax
Bradamen
McCue
Didfeld
Finnieran
Bill
Hird
O'Reilly
Tae Howe
Jarting
Went
Allan
Pateaudi
Sutcliffe
Hammond
Brows
Yeo
Corm
Voce
Jalko
Bate
Alen
Hingleton
Voces
Cat
Bil
Brown
Inataad
Hatsmen
Irrat
Moore
Tar- Aine
Samin
Finchetou
Allen Browght
Mana
Fngieton
Njeely
Tiriwn
Ervey Jana Fingleton
Loth
Income Tax Bill Alterations Tabled in House
Important alterations to the Income Tax Assessment Act are provided in an amending bill before the House of Representatives last night by the Prime Minister Mr Lyone. Several anomalies to taxpayers detriment are corrected and the bill was teed a flat time with second reading ordered for Thursday.
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House of Representatives
Lyone
Tursiday
Allen Re visits Early Scenes in Motor Tour
English cricketer G. C. Allen revisits former haunts in a motor tour yesterday, touring Sydney and Melbourne to the Betth Vue Hill residence where he lived before departing for Australia. The recollections are dim, with the memory of past times and age fading as he reflects on earlier days.
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Wedney
G. C. Allen
Bydney
Euburim
Betthvue Hill
Moxland
Hitler Proposals Rejected as Hindenburg Refuses Dictatorship
Berlin reports Hindenburg declines to risk presidential power and avoid responsibility before oath. Nazis accuse the president of unfair maneuvers to grant Hitler greater authority, heightening public tension.
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Saya Rence
Hert Hitler
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