Internal loan of 20 million proposed in Australian conference
Melbourne details show Premier Stevens opposing an internal loan while others back the move. Conference expects approval for about £20,000,000 total, with funding aimed to reduce unfunded debt and support public works. Debate centers on interest at four percent versus lower rates and London debt handling into the new year.
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Melbourne
New Wales
Stevens
London
Permiars
Common- Bank
Dlp
Robert Gibson
N.E.W
New Geek Wales
Belog
Thin IE
Treasury
Hawe
Great Britain
Vienna
Jo Dn
Jewan
Auropalia
Smith Libel Evidence For The Defence
A chaotic report discusses Smith Libel in Sydney with claims by Tatvie Nudil and WH Chat about car wiring and an accident involving Jurgimen and Norman. It notes a delayed car fault inquiry, disputed wiring, and a claim that the high tension wire caused a park incident.
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Sydney
Mbaln
Pinery
Keston
Smith
Salim
Tomar
Banana industry offers to fulfill Sydney duties
The banana industry proposes reciprocal duty adjustments in Australia, with discussions tied to Ottawa tariff policy. Industry spokesmen argue for preferential measures and a 10 percent price preference, aiming to satisfy concerns raised by the Australian government while balancing market competition and maintaining industry margins.
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Sydney
Taewang
Orbe
Ferenves
Obroutlan
Magu
Ottawa
Hawaii
Rehmr
Militant Seamen Block Court Hearing on Trawler Wages
A militant stewards' group within the union failed to push a bid to refer back a trawler wage agreement to the court. A meeting reportedly blocked the required quorum, ending any immediate move to overturn the seven shillings weekly cut.
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Aurney
Tueaday
Reumen’s Union
Canada aims five cent export grain tax shift
Ottawa reports the government plans a five cent levy on export wheat and talks to Britain about amending the conference treaty. Canadian exporters press for a sixpence per bushel preference only for grain shipped from Canadian ports, not via the United States.
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Ottawa
Britain
Canadian
United States
Ottawa Treaty Debates Narrow Third Reading Outcome
British Bill cleared third reading amid clashes over Ottawa schedule and meat import controls. Labour and Liberal MPs argued reforms fail to shield home producers, while Amery and MacDonald defended measures as best for dominions. Amendments to duties on foreign meat and dairy were defeated by large margins.
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Rhye Davies
Labour
Ottawa
New Zealand
Africa
Malcolm MacDonald
Dominions
Dominion
Amery
Mandard
Herbert Mar
Argentine
Raxit
Uruguay
Tam Williams
Lab
Hore Belluha
Britain
Cy Brown
Jurgin
Upward Lift in NSW Employment and Harvest Prospects
The monthly summary from the government production bureau notes rising employment in NSW, with expectations of another large wheat harvest. It records improved activity in secondary industries and a rise in output to 2,700,334 units, compared with the prior year’s quarter.
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Bypney
Gavramon Brailyuctan
Mfr
Waites
Cocaine Dealers Two Chinese Charged
Redney Tuesday report details the arrest of Walter War and Thomas Chung both aged 46 in Clarence Burget. They faced charges for possessing cocaine after a rented car search revealed a brown paper parcel with multiple packets. Prosecutors alleged the cocaine was produced in Java and smuggled into Australia under a forged German label. War denied being the principal dealer. Chung said he could obtain six ounces. Hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Redney
T Wo
Clarence Burget
Central Court
Walter War
Carpenter
Thomas Chung
Clerk
Weer
Chung
Altegn
Jasin
Austalia
War
Thar Chung
Australle
Sterling Sharp Decline After Bank Policy View
New York reports a sharp fall in sterling to 3.31 percent with a net loss of 7.58 dollars after a brief touch of 3.3138. Bankers attribute the drop to British fiscal policy rather than an exhaustion of Bank of England support.
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New York
Bank of England
Strong Drive Against Sterling Hits London Markets
Financial editors report a continental push against the pound today as funds move from Switzerland, Holland, Paris, and New York. The pound sinks to its weakest since September amid fears over Britain unemployment funds and misread remarks by Mr. MacDonald and Mussolini.
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London
Calegraph
Stertia
Belling
Fwitserland
Holland
Paris
New York
Rane
Aritian Funda
Me. MacDonald
Mussolini
Turin
Inter
Sterling
Explosion at Sydney Building destroys floor sections
An explosion rocked a William Street building occupied by General Rubber Co. this afternoon. Heavy machinery was blown through floors, but no injuries were reported. The blast rattled the multi storey structure and panicked occupants. the time of the blast remains unknown.
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William Street
General Rubber Co
Hindus in Revolt Against Gandhi Move in Calcutta
Hindu leaders in Calcutta and Benares denounce Gandhi's decree on untouchables and petition the Vice Regal Protectorate, stating the National Congress interferes with internal Hindu religion and its practices.
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Calcutta
Benares
Hindulore
Gandhi
Jeadera
Ray Woking
Queen
Threats of Direct Action Over New Dole Rules Reach Coal Fields
A tense confrontation emerges as Northern Coalfields brace for action over new dole regulations. Police are injured during disturbances in Glebe Town Hall with authorities mobilizing 50 extra officers to Cessnock and surrounding areas. Workers in the South Maitland Field and Unemployed Union plan to refuse work, fearing further budget cuts and hardship among the unemployed.
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Byoney
Turbury
Ies
Cotenock
Syday
Custu
Glebe Town Hall
Cessnock
South Maitland
Sydney
Cesnock
Senday
J. B. Martin
Thi
Unem
Unemployed Marchers Seize Cemmock Police Yard for Meeting
A large crowd of unemployed workers from surrounding towns besieged the Cemmock police yard to hold a meeting. Speakers urged the dole be supplied within hours or further action would follow.
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Tosuday
Cemmock
Meni
H. ‘Anson
Soviet Laws Question on Validity of Russian Law
The Divaren Court heard arguments on the validity of Savin yrurringu related to a Belair Twarl. Petitioner Av Jotun Whinnteldt seeks a divorce from Lydie Binmfelat on grounds of biueduct with Valdemar Kaaken. Kaaken successfully applied for a writ of commination to allow evidence on Bovleh quajrians.
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Rydney
Thrmilay
Savin Yrurringu
Jumticn Hayoe
Lydie Binmfelat
Valdemar Kaaken
Kaaken
Gander mocks Canberra giants riding roughshod claim
In Sydney, Mr J Gander MP described prominent Australian leaders as "pygmies" upon entering Parliament, asserting an absence of inferiority complex and bragging he and his colleagues ride roughshod over opponents on points of order. He cited Lyons Theodore Parkhill Moullin as examples and spoke at Granville.
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Sydney
Fly
Granville
J. Gandeer
Canberra
Thorn
Lyons
Theodore
Parkhill
Moullin
Tom
War on Rabbits in Sydney Sparks Official Alarm
Local ministers and agricultural leaders warn of a fast spreading rabbit problem across the area. Pastors and farmers fear damage to crops and livelihoods as officials consider control measures and stricter enforcement to halt the invasion.
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Sydney
Thewtay
Divexderk
Iif
Debt Proposal Hints at Washington Stance on Elections
The Treasury department remained absent as Minor Minnsolini pushed for a cancellation or reduction of the levy. Indications suggest the War will not be dragged into the political campaign. The stance on interest and installment payments due December 18 remains problematic.
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Wnshington
Hiaty End
Treasury’ Department
Minnsolini
United Hintew
Two Collieries Idle After Meeting At Dole Insulations
Workers at Stanford and Richmond Mata collieries were persuaded not to work today after a meeting at the dole insulations. Both mines remained idle as employers and miners discussed conditions and potential changes.
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Prateat
Dole
Stanford
Richmond
Government firm on procedures for new application forms
Acting Prime Minister said the government would not delay the decision to require completion of the new application forms. He stated the procedures must be followed as elsewhere and could not be altered.
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Stoney
Tursday
Commork
Preminr
Irianor
Cosmeida
Missed crowd sees ship depart Thames docks
A large crowd including reporters awaited Mrs Miller at the Thames docks. The ship, lowered by a gangway, carried Mrs Miller and an official stated they wished to avoid publicity. Captain and crew drove away swiftly with only small baggage, leaving the crowd disappointed.
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London
Notice of Motion in Upper House Precautionary Steps Taken
In the Legislative Council the Vice President and government members discussed the adjournment for a one day session. Deputations from Rosl area were heard as governments-watch monitored distress over food prices and potential unrest. The debate touched on maintaining order and that stay orders may affect many suburbs.
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Retanion Salesi Stoney
Coston
Legislative Council
Ib6line
Weaneh
Talice
Glens Mewan
Ens
Danish Orders Worth Million At British Exhibition
Parliamentary reports state that organizers informed the House that business at the British Exhibition in Copenhagen approached 1.1 million pounds. Large coal and related orders were planned, signaling strong overseas trade activity.
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London
Col Colville
Overseas Trade Department
House of Commons
Copennhaven
Police Beatens During Glebe Meeting Riot
Three policemen faced a violent mob while breaking up an unemployed protest in Glebe on Tuesday. Rioters attacked with weapons, wounding Sergeant G Menard, First-Club Sergeant Ellis, and Constable Cook as crowds gathered outside the Olebe Town Hall. reinforcements arrived, crowd dispersed, injuries reported including scalp wounds and a fractured bone.
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Sidney
Olebes
Ulebe
G. Menard
Ellis
Cook
Berto
Anda
Howard
Ellie
Monard
Hilla
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MR. Stevens
Canada
Ottawa Treaty
Bea
Bill Eaeste
Nsw
Japan
MR. Gandhi
Congress
MR. Gander
Thames
Glebe
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