Wheat Growers Strike Threat Faces Government Delegates
About 40 000 Australian Wheat Growers Federation members threaten direct action if no substantial government measures emerge from the Canberra conference. Delegates from the federation demand a fixed home price and authority for an audit board to set the domestic wheat price, with plans to press Prime Minister unless their terms are met.
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Federation
Mexico China Rising Plot Reported by New York Times
A distorted Times by Emma Raw York reports a government focus on a plot linked to the army and to communist turnover around President Rod. It mentions central eden 30 and other unclear actors, with references to suber eel and totalisator adding to English betting.
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Emma Raw York Times
Rod
Central Eden
Comeanarn
Othe Caltary
Threat of Strike in Victoria
Melbourne Monday report outlines a threat of industrial action by the Victorian Wheat Flowers' Association branch linked to similar strikes in America. Farmers warn of a strike protest over low prices as plans move toward action.
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Melbourne
America
Hopetoun
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Wheat- Flowers’ Association
Mexico Debt Crisis Triggers Senate Inquiry Talk
Washington Sunday reports consider a Senate inquiry into Mexico's foreign debt amid Cuba loan revelations. Mexican finance officials warned that disclosures before the Senate could surpass prior claims, with sources suggesting North American bankers' role. The discussion ties debt to instability and revolutions as Mexico faced default pressures.
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Senate
Mexico
Ca‘paul
Montevideo
Hi Tt Fa
Umea
World’s worst train journey to Canberra sparks complaints
The Melbourne to Canberra service via Goulburn draws sharp criticism from a Senate member. Passengers reach Canberra only after 1 p.m. on days the normal service runs. earlier schedules had Melbourne trains arriving in Canberra at 10 a.m. The critic calls the current arrangements almost deliberately demeaning to Canberra’s links with the outside world and calls for compensation and better travel facilities.
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Goulburn
Canberra
Melbourne
Australia
Exhumation Ordered After NT Police Inquiry
In Darwin a ministerial inquiry leads to orders to exhume the body of the constable Subra and conduct a post mortem. At Darwin Court, Constable Stott faced charges of inflicting bodily harm on Aboriginal man Tommy Dodd amid allegations of torture after questioning about cattle spearing. Dodd testified he was punched and beaten with a stick, with a neck chain applied, causing injuries as the hearing proceeds.
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Conable G. C.H. Brolt
Northern Territory Police
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Tommy
Borphola
Railways Hours Case Sparks 1036 Men Surplus Claim
Evidence before the Industrial Commission today centers on a 48 hour work week claim by the railways. Chief of Staff William Funnell testifies that the plan creates a surplus of 1036 workers, while the NAW defends a state of standard hours amid a broader dispute over railway labor conditions.
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NAW. Railways
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Japan to Convene Far Eastern Conference on Manchukuo
Report from Fukui cites General Araki announcing Japan will summon a Tokyo conference to discuss the Far East policy including Manchukuo recognition. Separate notes cover rail workers surplus of 474 to 1036 and projected savings, with no immediate wage rise anticipated.
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FAR Eastern Conference
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Araki
Fukui
Manchukuo
Dr Calmette Death Toll From Serums Inquiry
London reports the death of Dr Leon Charles Calmette, vice director of the Pasteur Institute, after an operation for an internal ailment. His serum E C G claimed to prevent tuberculosis in newborns has triggered debate as German child deaths at Lubeck were linked by some to the serum, though experts dispute the claim. Both Calmette and M Almere were professors at Lille University.
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Leon Charles Calmette
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Pasteur Institute
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E.C.G
Europe
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Callmette
Dr. Calmette
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Almere
Lill University
Riots in Jerusalem as Arab demonstrations flare
Sunday clashes in Jerusalem saw police fire on rioters after attempts to breach police courts. Home made bombs exploded harmlessly as stones and sticks flew. Two rioters were killed and fifteen injured while curfews and executive orders were put into effect at night.
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Jerualem
Massacre Follows Escape of Convicts
In Helsingfors a convoy of convicts escaped on arrival at Bolugd en route to Archangel camps. Waggon occupants seized arms, freed prisoners, and set fire to the police station. Troops stormed stations amid a fierce battle leaving hundreds dead or wounded on both sides. Many convicts fled into the countryside with militia in pursuit.
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Archangel
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Theoreate
Roosevelt to Expand Gold Buying Abroad Policy
Roosevelt's announcement signals a shift to active control of the dollar as the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will extend gold purchases to foreign centers. Analysts fear a three‑way monetary contest among Britain France and the United States with global currency restrictions and instability. Readiness to buy in London Paris Amsterdam and possibly Canada is hinted as consultations with the Bank of England occur.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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France
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Paria
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Canada
Death of Mr John Scullin
London reports the death of John Scullin elder brother of J H Scullin. The Berlin Telegraph notes delays in the first official statement about Noel Panter arrest hinting at authority disputes between foreign police Bavaria and Reich governments. Possible Hitler dictated phrasing. unclear if the message will publish or simply provide military information.
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Hitler
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John Scullin
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Fleas Werloun
Political gunmen in Ulster blamed for outbreak in Belfast
The Daily Express reports that Irish Republican Army activity threatens Belfast with political violence. Authorities plan to extend powers under the new act as gun-running and arming of the public increase concerns. An incident near Bamion left Dennis O Leary wounded, underscoring mounting interstate and export trader tensions.
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Daily Express
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Chicago
Irish Republican Army
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Atonty
Interstate
Dennis O'Leary
Bamion
Satalehams
English View of Gold Illusion From The Financial Times
The Financial Times notes that misreading gold and currency value could trigger a temporary buying surge. It warns the public may not be fooled indefinitely as the Roosevelt objective remains unclear and the Reconstruction Corporation moves cautiously.
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London
Financial Times
Stow Gasler
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
Australians Pioneered Air Mail Service Luncheon Comment
Sydney Monday luncheon by the Millions Club hosted Charlen Kingsford Smith and Mr. G. T. P. Ulm. Ulm cited Australia as pioneering the land air mail service as a key point in the discussion.
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Ir Charlen Kingsford Smith
G. T. P. Ulm
Millions Club
Mr. Ulm
Jews fear persecution in Prague
News from Vienna reports rising anxiety among Jewish communities as 500 German refugees flee to Vienna within 24 hours fearing persecution after recent nationalist events. Observers warn the situation could worsen if measures expand, while officials discuss potential regular air or rail links to assist evacuations.
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