Record Price for Gold Sterling Still Failing
London and Paris financial notices report gold prices rising to a new high of £7/1/5 after an 84d gain and 4d advance. Analysts cite heat selling and covering operations as likely to lift rates soon, with no broad economic shift justifying depreciation. UK gilt markets show small changes while war loan and German bonds move differently in quiet sessions. Paris notes of the British Equalisation Fund and a possible pound drop to 7.50 francs, as Switzerland plans to counter gold unrest.
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London
Paris
British Equalisation Fund Co
Journal Jdes Dehata
Britain
France
Geneva
Appity
Switzerland
Release From Prussian Camps Dictates Custody Changes
Berlin radios report General Gnering announced the release of 142 political prisoners from Prussian camps who were held under protective custody. The communique notes most are to be transferred to ordinary custody as Cranlenburg Prison closes, with protective custody retained only in emergencies. The names of the released are not public.
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Berlin
Saturda
Gnering
Eesons
Cranlenburg
German climbers die on Nanga Parbat attempt at 20000 feet
A German expedition to Nanga Parbat faced fatal weather while climbing toward the summit. Three German climbers died and others suffered frostbite after a failed bid to reach the final ascent with support crews attempting rescues amid severe cold and blizzards. Bechtold led the party amid praise for persistence and camaraderie.
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Calcutta
Nanga Parbat
Bechtold
Herr Marks
Munell
Train wreckers outraged on express in Manchuria
Bandits derailed a southbound express on the Chinese Eastern Railway near Harkin, firing on cars with machine guns, killing 19 Japanese, wounding others, and kidnapping two Americans and six Japanese. Japanese and Manchukuo troops pursue the raiders as American representatives seek release. A Russian engineer and a Chinese bureau official were killed in a separate raid.
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Shanghai
Baniks
Harkin
Tata
Mr. Kury
Metro-Golawyn-Mayor Film Corporation
Friends of the
Japan
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
Manchukuo
Dillinger Gang Recaptured With Key Members Cited
Reproduction notes describe efforts to identify Dillinger gang members, naming Louie Piquatt as a principal figure and detailing the operation's aims to instill fear and locate leaders linked to Meyer.
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Louie Piquatt
Tadal_ operati
Ad Om von Meyer
Boycott tensions cloud Lancashire trade talks
The Sunday Times reports the Lancashire boycott of Australian goods may end Tuesday when the Northern Council of the Grocers' Association meets. Media outlets attack the Commonwealth Government over alleged political manipulation affecting Lancashire during the election, while editors debate the boycott's impact and calls for restraint amid industry protests and policy maneuvers.
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Sunday Times
The
Grocers’ Association
Commonwealth
Lancashire
MCC Meeting Aims to Solve Body Line Crisis at Lord's
The Daily Telegraph reports an informal MCC meeting at Lord's discussing ways to settle the Dowry line controversy. A round-table conference with leading Australians is planned within days, as the tour party remains until September. Middlesex batsmen fell to Notte bowlers during the discussions.
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London
Daily Telegraph
M.g.c
Lord's
M.C.C
Middlesex
Unemployment Reduction Cited During Lang Regime Debate
In Parliament the Minister for Unemployment praised the decline in jobless figures since the Lynd and Stevens Governments took office and rejected Lang’s claims of failure. He cited studies showing employment gains in country towns with detailed register drops in Bathurst, Barraba, Casino, Cootamundra, Lithgow, Queanbeyan and others, noting relief works and union dues as factors.
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Sydney
Billy
Lang
Dunningham
Australia
Lynd
Stevens
Eel
Ormaingaam
Mndam
Bathurst
Howe
Barraba
Atunga
Casino
Prommon
Cootamundra
Goulburmn
Cwiitt
Plenty
Teton
Liamore
Lithgow
Queanbeyan
Duke of Gloucester Prepares Flight to France
The Duke of Gloucester will fly to Le Bourget in the Prince of Wales' aeroplane with a four member staff and then travel by rail to Marseilles. Details are private. only Mr M Bruce and Mr J H Thom with a few others will farewell him. The trip aims to carry a personal message to Australia, with plans kept secret until opening celebrations. Dougal the Aberdeen terrier will stay at Sandringham kennels for six months.
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London
Duke of Gloucester
le Bouget
Prince of Wales
Marveilles
5. M. Bruce
J. H. Thom
Duke
Sonal
Australia
Duke of
Gloucenter
Ianow
Buckingham Palace
Marseilles
Bue Bex
Australine
Discutti
Dougal
Tenth Hussars
Sandringham
Centenary Race Insurance Rates Announced
Centenary race insurance underwriters publish entrant rates for the Mele race. Death or disability cover 6 to 30 percent based on policy value from £1,000 to over £10,000. One tenth of the premium is refundable if no claim is made.
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London
Ganges Floods Hit Calcutta Kill Two in Rioting South Asia
Sunday reports say the Ganges floods caused two deaths near Chatra Biher as villagers facing inundation attacked a railway embankment while British and Indian magistrates and police attempted to restrain a 500 strong mob armed with spears and lathis. Police fired warning shots. The situation remained under control.
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Calcutta
Ganges
Chatra
Biher
Indu
Meere
Nude Society Conference In London Sparks Scandal
A chaotic account describes a Saturday nude gathering in central London where a mixed group of elderly men, professionals, and a few women assembled in a garden with a no-tout fence to discuss equality. The session included provocative remarks, a light interlude about time, and an afternoon of nude demonstrations and ceremonial wear.
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London
Finchley
Jap Sheen
Fingh Shaler
Banette
Budget Director Resigns Over Expenditure Protest
President Roosevelt announced the resignation of Louln Dougins from the budget post and named Deniel Bell, a veteran Treaty employee, as acting director. The move follows months of unrest over vast government spending under the new policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Louln Dougins
Deniel Bell
Tt Tat
Douglas
No Funds for German Propaganda Reported Abroad
Berlin alerted Propaganda Minister Goebbels that no foreign currency would be available for propaganda outside Germany. The note records that 10,000,000 marks had been spent and that instructions were given to halt further spending.
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Berlin
Seturaay
Hohaent
Malchsbank
Tar
Gorbbels
Germany
German debt debate shocks Berlin market
Berlin officials and middle class observers react to Dr Bohmhaft speech proposing several year pensioning of Germany's debts. The plan unsettles business leaders and party supporters, who warn it could strain Germany's relations with other nations and disrupt financial stability.
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London
Saturasy
Berlin
Parly Telegraph
Maya
PLAY DELAYED CORRUS AT FOLKESTONE HEAVY RAIN
Heavy rain at Folkestone postponed the Australia versus All England XI match. Start time deferred to 7:80 pm. Australia lineup includes Bradman Brown Ponaford McCabe Kippas Dartini Grimmett O Railey Wood. All England features Walters Mobs Woolley Hammond Ames Valentine Tennyson Chapman Jahangirshan Allom Freemani.
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Corrus
Mobs
Woolley
Hammond
Ames
Valentine
Tennyson
Chapman
Jahangirshan
Allom
Freemani
Lang Forecasts Win for Labour Party
The report from Sydney predicts a Labour victory as polls close. Analysts expect Labour momentum to continue into the election night with Minerratist influences noted amid the final broadcasts.
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LANG
Labour
Sydney
Addivan
Mi 4
Latour Goltye
Million Textile Strike Grips America as Violence Feared
News describes a nationwide textile strike beginning Saturday evening with about 1,000,000 workers potentially closing 1,281 cotton mills 500 woolen mills and 1,000 silk mills. Employers protest while strikers demand National Guard use of federal equipment to curb picketing. A key National Labor Relations Board ruling on collective bargaining rights could shape industrial relations nationwide.
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Washington
Employers’ Association
Uniom Leadera
National Guard
Ane
Nfsoes
National Labour Relations Board
Megat
U A P Swing In Victorian By Election
In a Victorian by election the UAP gained ground as Labour loss surfaced. Early results show UAP candidates leading with multiple seats polled, while Labour trails behind the main contenders in the Normandens vacancy race. Results list Greenwood Read Boylends and Eats among top figures, with Robertson and SARS noted for Labour and UAP respectively.
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Melbourne
Labour
USAIP
Mension
Normwadens
LAP
Mn Ag
Troppo
E.W. Greenwood
G. Read
Cyclonic Storm Sweeps the Coast and Floods reach North
Severe cyclone off central and north coasts brings heavy rain and gales. Rivers rise across Tamworth, Bingara, Peel, Castlereagh, and Murrumbidgee. Towns like Tamworth, Taree, Raymond Terrace face major floods. routes inundated and traffic diverted. Coastal towns warn of higher flood risk. ships delayed due to severe bulletin.
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Central
Eval
Coantre
Metropolitan
Dietrieta
Newport
Manly
Tamworth Wan
Peel River
Tamworth-Cunardah
Gwydir
Bingara
Asia
Junnedah
Castlereagh
Raymond Terrace
Taree
Pepa
Wingham
Thy — Montora
Nieuw Zeeland
Mbddinsex
Jury murder girl body found under culvert Albury
The body of a young woman about 20 was found in a culvert on the Howlong Road near Albury. Investigators described a brutal scene with burns, petrol odor, and a towel wrapped around the body. Police contacted, leads sought in Sydney and Melbourne, including checking the victim's fingerprints.
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Albury
Miles Trim Albury
Ime
Commissioner of Police
Hdr
Thildy
CLA
Inappeter Prior
Fervent Ailmond
McKinmott
Cleaver
Lala Woods
Wasata
Xtte
Une Mare Dev
Bydney
Melbourne
Metropolis Hit by Power Outage Amid Repairs
A disrupted report describes widespread disruption in the metropolitan area with many locals affected by a blackout. At Manly workers completed gate and electrical repairs after damage to wiring, as crews addressed the incident and restored services.
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Diouy
Raatwood
Hornaty
Strathfield
Manly
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