Roosevelt seeks bank cooperation in new NRA phase
Roosevelt asks press and banks to cooperate in a new phase of the National Recovery program aimed at stabilizing credit without inflation. A advisory committee of banks and investors will study legislation and price fluctuations as part of federal credit policy and to ease capital shortages. Strikes threaten economic stability as miners refuse to return to work and unions press for organizing rights amid a wave of labor unrest.
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New York
Roosevelt
Bowery Savings Bank
Newark
Federal Credit Generalissimo
Sep
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sceal
Tee
Lng
Aas
Fennsylvania
Furiou
Alto
De Valera Held Guilty of Contempt Before Tribunal
In Dublin a military tribunal found Mr de Valera allegedly guilty of contempt of court related to comments at Dundalk on September 10 about a rate campaign. Lawyer Lavery warned the High Court will be asked to address the contempt charge. The tribunal proceeded with the trial as no urgency was noted.
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Dublin
de Valera
Lavary
K.C
Cronin Helton
Dall
Lavery
Dundalk
McDermott
High Court
Unemployed Meet Minister on Job Requests in Canberra
About 100 unemployed men attended a Saturday meeting at Kingston chaired by Mr. W. Hurley. A committee including Hurley Willis O Keefe and McDonald will urge Minister of the Interior Mr Perkins to provide more work in Canberra for the unemployed.
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Kingston
W. Hurley
Messrs. W. Hurley
D. Willis
J. O'Keefe
M. McDonald
Interior
Mr. Perkins
Canberra
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Doors to Open in 375 National Banks
The Treasury plans to reorganize and reopen 376 national banks in 22 states. The last general banking report shows 2,575 banks with deposits of 1,766,000,000 dollars unlicensed, vs 13,080 banks operating on an unrestricted base with deposits of 31,990,000,000 dollars.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Incurables Doctors May Kill In Berlin Debate
A Prussian penal commission led by Justice Minister Kirk suggests allowing doctors to end life for incurables with patient consent. The proposal supports lifting bans on euthanasia like penalties and cruel crime, wider use of the death sentence, and punishment by starvation.
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Berlin
Justice
Herr Kirk
Y A L Tour Plans Include Canberra and Tasmania
The Young Australia League proposes tours for boys and girls featuring Tasmania with Launceston, travel across the continent via the Trans Australian route to Perth, ending in Sydney and Adelaide Melbourne Canberra. Tours run on different dates and will be conducted independently for boys and girls.
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Young Australia League
Tasmania
Launceston
Sydney
Evera Australia
Goldfields
Perth
Adelaide
Melbourne
Canberra
Tiv
Federal plan for relief expenditure near 700 million dollars
The government intends to begin operations within a week and contribute 330 million dollars for relief of the destitute. Combined with state and local funds this will total about 700 million dollars for relief efforts.
British Budget Shows Improved Six Month Figures
London reports a Treasury financial statement for April to September: expenditure at £824 million, down £48 million from the prior year period, revenue £276 million, up £7 million, leaving a deficit of £49 million versus £104 million and £618 million in earlier years. It notes spending usually exceeds revenue in the first half due to tax receipts concentrating in the final quarter.
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London
Britain
Treasury
Reichstag Fire Trial Hearing Details In Berlin
At the Reichstag fire trial in Lolpaig yesterday the President Dr Bunger announced Van der Lubbe would be heard on the actual burning. Van der Lubbe confirmed the confession while ex Communist Juhncke described planned welfare office raids as protests and named ex convict Hinalg as inciter and informer.
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London
Reichstag
Lolpaig
Dr. Bunger
van der Lubbe
Juhncke
Hinalg
Kidnappers Gaol for Two Gangs
Federal anti kidnapping drive yields two convict blocks as seven defendants including one woman and gunman Harvey Bailey are found guilty. They face prison for the Ursent case while nearly 75 000 dollars of the 200 000 dollar ransom is recovered. Six gang members including three women receive life terms for the Edwardsville banker Luer kidnapping.
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Washington
Harvey Bailey
Tfe
Charles Ursent
Ao Lty
Aso
A. Luer
Edwardsville
Hilnola
Austrian cafe capture reveals high treason plot
A Negi courier in Innsbruck was arrested after entering a Vienna cafe with papers showing plans for an information service to gauge Austrian frontier police strength. The scheme names ex-Major Oddny, a pensioned Lt General, and a journalist as leaders. They and several others have been imprisoned or sentenced.
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Vienna
Negi
Innebruck
Helmwehr
Herr Habicht
Okdny
Nazi Manhandled by Czech Officials
Prague Saturday reports Baron von Blura secretary to the German Legation was severely manhandled in the street for wearing a swastika. Six suspects were arrested and later released.
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Prague
Baron von Blura
Legation
Cricket Season Opens Amid Rain Delays and Forfeits
The opening of the F.C.T. Cricket Association season is delayed by heavy rain. Six district clubs enter both A and B grades with seven in sub-district. several forfeits occur including Weetangerra to Westridge and Hall to Manuka. Officials name umpires for today’s matches as Queanbeyan meets Acton next Saturday.
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F.C.T. Cricket Association
Weetangerra
Westridge
Queanbeyan
Acton
Tragedy as nine fishermen drown off Cronulla rocks
A nine-man fishing launch wrecked on Doughboy Point near Cronulla left six bodies recovered and three survivors. Lifesaver Douglas Lechleitner plunged into heavy surf to aid Purches and the others, while Constable Talker and local crews battled to pull the dead and injured from the wreckage. The boat broke apart on the rocks as efforts continued.
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John Hodgson
Fenburnt
Robert Hodgson
Weal Kogarah
Gleeson
Penhurat
Beymour Hurrell
Peakhurst
Ben Westwood
Cronulla
Douglas Lechleither
Doughboy Point
Lechleither
Lechleitner
Purches
Btalker
Miller
Conversion loans buoy stock market amid favorable rewiew
The Stock Exchange remains upbeat with strong reception to new conversion loans and the Commonwealth issue. Canberra reports a pending Commonwealth conversion loan, though doubt remains as South Africa holds prior rights to about £16,000,000 before any new conversion.
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London
The
Stock Exchange
Commonwealth Isue
Canberra
South Africa
Disarmament talks pause as France and Germany diverge
Delegates including Sir John Simon suspend discussions to consult capitals after deadlock looms with French and German positions wide apart. Britain forecasts a midweek result while Germany slated to report back from Berlin on fortifications, aircraft, and anti aircraft guns as arms samples disputed.
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Geneva
John Simon
League of Nations Assembly
League Council
Haron von Neurath
Germany
Leantern
Berlin
Ship subsidies and grants cited in Senate committee review
Senate committee heard that during the Coolidge and Hoover administrations the Export Steamship Corporation received 46.23 million dollars in federal grants and purchased 22 ships for 1.351 million dollars, costing the government 43.114 million. The company still owes 1.246 million, with a 18.397 million dollar small subsidy total over ten years. A 600 dollar tailoring bill for a subsidiary was alleged to have been paid for the former Shipping Board chairman. Wessels were sold at 6.66 to 7.50 dollars per ton, other bids offered less. The treasurer testified the company was worse off than in 1930.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Coolidge
Hoover
Export Steamship Corporation
United States Shipping Board
Italy Halts Smuggling by Desert Barrier and Rebuilds Idle Tribes
After years of conflict in Cyrenaica, Italy subdues tribes with mass marches and miles of electrified frontier wire to curb smuggling. Released rebels work on roads and farms, while many return to tribal life.
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London
Italy
Cyrenaica
North Africa
Pensioner Edgar Spring Found Dead in Squalor Hut
The body of Edgar Spring, a wartime Gallipoli veteran and invalid pensioner aged 84, was discovered in a hut at Russell Hill Duntroon on Saturday morning amid squalid conditions. Spring had suffered long illness before his death.
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Edgar Spring
Gallipoli
Duntroon
Spring
Death in huts near Russell Hill prompts inquiry
A man died on Saturday morning after being looked after by friends in a cluster of huts near Russell Hill. A companion reported the death to police and a magisterial inquiry is ordered for Wednesday morning to examine the deplorable living conditions found by officers.
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Russell Hill
Boisterous Australian Cricket Board Meeting Denies Demands
Sydney reports a stormy Board of Control session in which an ultimatum to the M C C was alleged but denied by R A Oxlade. He stated no demands had been made and a cable to the M C C described the meeting as not a mockery.
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Sydney
London Daily Herald
Australian Cricket Board of Control
M.C.C
R. A. Oxlade
MLC
Control Board
War Debts Talks Set to Open Next Week
An atmosphere of business diplomacy will frame war debt discussions next week with British Government representatives. Mr Dean Acheson Under-Secretary of the Treasury and Mr Frederick Livesay State Department economic adviser will lead negotiations. Talks start Friday after Sir Frederick Leith-Ross arrives.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
The
Treasury
Frederick Livesay
State Department
Frederick Leith-Roes
Government Reform Affects Unemployment Insurance
In the West Mission the government plans drastic reform of unemployment insurance replacing the fund with a contribution based system. Benefit length will depend on fund contributions rather than a fixed nine weeks after thirteen weeks’ membership.
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London
West Mession
On & Solvent A
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