Budget Surplus Hinted As Lyons Budget Cuts Pensions
The Lyons government outlines a budget aimed at balancing debt and deficits with a 1,314,000 surplus from last year and 1,479,000 in further economies. Key measures include a 2/6 pension cut, 8 per annum staff pay reductions, and firing of some ministerial costs. Public and maternity benefits face limits and taxes remain unchanged, with hoped relief from a favourable London loan rate.
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Lottery tax not abandoned yet say Lyons
The Prime Minister stated the Commonwealth will not abandon plans to tax lottery prizes and expects a state lottery tax to be in operation by year end. He cited constitutional difficulties and Cabinet discussions as reasons for the delay, with related financial reforms and pension adjustments outlined.
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Alarm in China Reports Plans of Japanese Aggression
Anxiety grips Shanghai and Nanki as reports warn of autumn developments in Sino Japanese tensions. Floating talk of a fleet off the Chinese coast and possible seizure of ports raises grave concern among Chinese communities.
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Nanki
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Britain and United States track Japanese war scheming
A leaked semi official report claims Japan plans to exploit a broad scheme across Manchuria and allied regions to provoke combat with Chinese forces. The dispatch notes Britain and the United States aim to prevent arms entry and anticipates a movement toward Jehol and other border provinces amid rising tension. The report cites intelligence from Shanghai and Hong Kong sources and references the German Bureau of Business Research.
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Border Province
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Tientala
Darren
New Election Expected in Germany May Be November
Berlin reports that President Hindenburg authorized Chancellor von Papen to dissolve the Reichstag within 60 days if needed. Observers expect efforts to preserve the Reichstag to fail and an election likely in November.
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Hindenburg
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French conversion 1 rents to be discussed September 16
Paris dispatch says the cabinet plans a special Parliament session on September 16 to handle the conversion of the rente bonds. The amount affected is believed to be 1,910,000,000 francs. Some state credits remain at six to seven percent. the move is expected to reduce them to four percent.
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Indian Defence Tribunal to Report on India Contributions
London reports the Government of India to set up a tribunal with Sir Robert Garran and Lord Dunedin to examine whether India should contribute to Britain from Imperial revenue toward military expenditure. The tribunal will assess types of contributions and cost bearing, with a preliminary report anticipated. Proceedings will be incidental and the report non binding. The tribunal will assemble early in November.
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Duffield Estate High Court Grants Executor Commission
The High Court today granted an application for commission by the executor for the Duffield estate under the Administration and Probate Ordinance. The application was made by C. W. Davies of Canberra on behalf of K. G. Dutwld, with the matter to be dealt with under the ordinance.
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Government review shapes future grants for colonies
The government says Parliament should extend aid for South Astral and evaluate grants to Western Alua Tratia and Tasmania. It deems three layants qualified only under special circumstances, noting that permanent or long term work grants cannot be granted on current conditions. A definite plan must be made as financial conditions improve.
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Inflation Recovery Signals in Germany and Austria Hungary
The report notes signs of recovery in Germany and Austria Hungary amid stimulating credit and exchange activity. It discusses industry and the favorable market initially unaffected, with recovery indicated by consumption and trade factors across the region.
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Government to move Patents Department to Canberra
The Patents Trade Marks and Designs Office will transfer from Melbourne to Canberra with an initial expenditure of 16000 pounds for staff and equipment relocation. The move aims to reduce financial hardship for residents and to improve government efficiency, with housing adjustments to follow as officers relocate.
Irish talks drift as De Valera eyes next move
Report notes no immediate action expected as the talks between Mr J H Thomas and Bean O Kelly on the Irish issue pause. The British government stance remains unchanged while attention focuses on potential new steps involving De Valera.
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Floods ease in Murray Murrumbidgee districts report
The Doon position in the Murray Murrumbidgee districts eased slightly this morning but authorities warn flooding remains possible. Snowmelt or more rain could renew danger as large volumes of water move toward Waves. Gunilagal and Tumut reports show homes flooded with residents evacuated and later returning home after waters subsided.
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More Irish duties announced in Free State list
Government announces additional duties with Imperial preference details. The schedule covers meat products, dried fruit, substitutes, and exemptions, outlining specific rates such as 13/ per 120 eags and 8/ per cant, plus 1/ per lb on certain items, reflecting trade policy nuances.
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Faction Fight Over Carpenters Union Rules in Dispute
In Sydney a factional split within the Amaia mated Society of Carpenters was aired before Mr. Justice Browne of the Industrial Commission as Arthur Watson sought permission to submit a new rules book for a member referendum. George Young contended the existing files already approved by a Bararat referendum cover illegal mirikon, while Justice Browne ordered submission to members and retention of current rules if redacted.
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George Young
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Aswllcation
Dan‘agement
Justice Browne
Meat Export Formation of State Committees
Sydney Thursday the Central Council of the Producers Association of New South Wales was advised by the Department of Commerce that the Minister would like to form a state committee immediately to enable a proposed Federal organisation. It was stated on behalf of the young oil that the State committee would be formed within the next few days. Texas also reported that, and Australia and Victoria with New South Wales approved of this state and federal organisation, recommended by the receptor farance of the Australian meat taronn in Melbourne. Other States were being communicated with to ascertain their attitude.
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Wobbling Will Leaves 11000 Bequest To Hospital
A Sydney estate of 6,068 pounds plus 3,000 pounds to the One Yas Distuien Mowpital is left by Milly Burns Merbour of Neutral Bay. The will names numerous relatives as beneficiaries and distributes the remainder among them.
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Neutral Bay
Reduced Duties Pleases Graziers And Trade Groups
The acting president of the Graalert Association, Mr Walker, said tariff reductions on galvanised iron and a tax abolition on machinery would be welcomed by farmers. He urged heavier action by the Government to loosen burdens on primary producers, calling it essential for the industry’s vitality. He criticized limited reforms as insufficient and warned the issue was life and death for the sector.
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German Armament Dispute Sparks Paris Reception
An unclear dispatch reports German claims on equal armament reception in Paris and Parisian reactions. Officials and international opinion debate German positions amid tension over naval and military parity. The fragment hints at German demands and European responses.
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