Negotiations Fail Over Irish Question In London
Talks between J H Thomas and Valera's group on the Landon collapse amid calls for a possible No 1 October election in the Free State. De Valera and Cosgrave reacted with caution as observers report Britain insisting the Free State pay disputed sums and seek independence within or outside the Empire.
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Untouchables Face Backlash as Gandhi Pushes Reform
Report from Calcutta notes caste prejudice persists in India as Gandhi's fast pressures ortho groups. Jains resist admission, Surat Hindus drink with Untouchables spurring purification rites, Poona temple bans access, and reformers face continued opposition in villages.
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Calcutta Clash Leaves Several Dead in Hindu Muslim Unrest
A fragmented report from Calcutta details a deadly religious clash between Hindu and Muslim groups. It cites multiple killings amid cow-related grievances and rising resentment, with armed incidents and suspected mobs involved.
Three Frontiers Tangle in Belgrade Revolutionary Plot
The Interior Ministry released the inquiry results on a plot by revolutionaries. It claims the Italian fleet planned a Dalmatian blockade and landings within 24 hours, with troops aiming to seize Velebit Mountain. Peasants opposed the revolt and sold supplied arms. arms smuggling from Hungary and nine attempted cross-border incursions into Bulgaria occurred in September.
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New Indian Air Service Inaugurated In Calcutta
A Karachi to Bombay and Madras air mail route linked to the England India service was inaugurated on Saturday in Calcutta. An Indian pilot flew the inaugural leg from Karachi to Bombay.
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Sectarian Violence Roils Punjab District Amid Fatal Attacks
Amok firing targets Muslims in a village leaving seven dead and ten wounded including two women. Armed police deployed as sectarian tensions rise. Earlier recall of a Hindu killing 11 Muslims in the same district sparks fears. In Pudhlada, Hissar district, fourteen Muslims killed and eleven seriously injured in a clash with Jats over a cow theft and slaughter.
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Wheat Outlook Shows No Quick Rise in Prices
The Economist notes four years of hard selling at unprofitable prices for many growers and a shrinking purchasing power. It cites Russia as an exporter, higher tariffs, and stockholding schemes in Canada and the United States as factors deepening the world crisis, with a likely equal or higher production and little chance of a substantial price rise.
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Rush for gilt edged stocks grips London market
London stocks see a rush into gilt edged securities after Treasury bonds hit two percent. British funds rise to new highs with strong demand, suggesting a possible three percent yield soon. Australian stocks stay firm. the new Commonwealth 2 percent enjoys high demand and premium.
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Safe Breakers Active in City and Country This Weekend
Safe-breakers robbed the Tientsen Cafe on Campbell Street taking £160 in cash and £60 in jewellery after blasting the safe with gelignite. A separate blast at Inverell Capitol Theatre caused £700 to £890 in damage, with £50 taken from the strong room. No arrests reported.
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Spain's Record Budget Introduces Income Tax
Madrid budget records a 188 million pound deficit the largest in history. It introduces an income tax starting at one percent for earnings of four thousand pounds and up. Deficit covered by Treasury notes issue.
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Textile industry outlook from Bradford Wool Association head
Cyril Underwood, newly elected president of the Bradford Wool Association, told a general meeting that the textile industry faces brighter times. He admitted prior pessimism but predicted improvement, though not a boom, in the near future.
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Cyril Underwood
Bradford Wool Association
Comment on Empire wines by Sir Andre Bimon lecture
Sir Andre Bimon, a noted wine authority, spoke at the Wine Trade Club predicting steady demand for Empire wines with no surge like the past two years. He noted Empire wines attract uneducated drinkers seeking low price and high strength, while quality varies between handmade and machine-made labels from Australasian and African sources.
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Africa
Advertising Exhibition Aims Imperial Trade Links
Sir William Crawford announces the Advertising Association will stage an Imperial Marketing Advertising Exhibition at Olympia in July 1933. The event seeks to unite Britain Dominions and Colonies marketing interests to implement the Ottawa agreement and boost Imperial trade relations.
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Country rugby league delegates to Sydney meetings
The New South Wales Rugby League country conference ended with a recommendation that the head body cover travel expenses for country delegates to city league meetings. A motion to send 60 players to Sydney was rejected. inter-group trial matches may be held before selections. The country selectors should visit every group to witness as many games as possible.
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British Railway Wage Cut Proposals Rejected by Unions
Railway unions reject company wage cut proposals. The matter is referred to the Wages Board amid ongoing tensions and concerns over cost saving measures.
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British Railway
London
Wages Board
Reichsbank opposes agricultural import quota policy
Reichsbank directors warned the German cabinet against applying import quotas to agriculture, saying they cannot guarantee currency stability if quotas are imposed. The dispute pits agriculture against industry as Papen’s government faces possible resignation and potential moves by President Hindenburg.
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French Delegate Accuses Germany of Militarized Police Force
Geneva report says M Massign French delegate at the Disarmament Conference attacked Germany over a police force he claimed had military organization. He cited maneuvers and displayed photographs of police with machine guns in field armor.
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Bruce Eyes Australian House Reorganization and Memorial Plans
Australian Resident Minister in London Mr Bruce reviews Australian House administration including possible absorption of the New South Wales Agency-General. Preliminary inquiries begun. Defence Liaison Officer Trumble sails October 29 to Port Said for Light Horse memorial unveiling. Bruce to advise on Trumble position. External Affairs Liaison Officer Duffy’s post also due for decision.
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English Cricketers Protest Bouncing Bowling
The Warwickshire vice captain Reverend J H Parsons denounces fast bowling as disgusting at Rugby. Asti of Leicestershire supports his view saying he would chuck it if forced to pop every match. Lord Tennyson, in a Southampton speech, names four players he believes should not have been sent to Australia and predicts Bradman will play.
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Canadian farmers push for wheat bounty
In Calgary on a Saturday the United Farmers of Alberta demanded a federal bonus of at least five cents per bushel for this year's wheat crop.
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United Farmers of Alberta
German rejection blocks Geneva disarmament meeting plan
Germany declines the invitation for a four power disarmament talks in Geneva with Britain France Italy. Berlin says Lausanne too unsuitable and the four power format was unofficial. British French and Italian ministers aim to resume progress despite German reluctance. Herriot notes frank discussions and good loyalty in London talks.
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Liberia Peace Mission Ends Tribal Rebellions
Dr. Mackenzie of the League of Nations hygiene section pacified Kru tribes in Liberia after discovering 18 tribes in rebellion and 44 towns burned. He and Liberian officials led a campaign that drove 1206 people into the bush, then established peace within four months, organizing rebuilding and disarmament of 500 guinean.
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Ottawa liability or asset in world economy debate
The Economist warns the Ottawa outcome may mark Canada as a liability rather than an asset to global markets. The Financial Times notes Australia’s tariff change fits a broader, ongoing policy review by the Tariff Hoard, with Mr. Bruce signaling intent to honor the Ottawa agreement’s spirit.
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Spain Clergy Reform Bill Seeks Church Control
Madrid report states a new parliamentary measure intends to regulate congregations. It would veto appointments of priests and bishops deemed a danger to law and order and restrict orders from teaching trades or farming. The government would oversee church property and require periodic accounts.
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Labour conference critique from Lord Snowden
Lord Snowden argues in The Sunday Express that the Leicester Labour conference drafted a revolutionary programme unlikely to gain a majority. He says delegates are fixated on bankers' control and warns the party lacks competent leadership to counter financial influence.
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