Tariff Truce: Britain Hints at Ratification Conditions
Britain signals readiness to ratify a trade pact subject to conditions outlined by officials. President Willie Chant and other leaders push for careful negotiation amid broader tariff talks and legislative scrutiny.
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Land slide on Northern Line halts rail traffic
Train derailment on the Northern Line damaged two engines during a mode, with crews reporting delays near Leber and Velneom. Dispatchers coordinated to clear wreckage and restore service as investigators arrived at the scene.
Train passenger hurt as luggage falls in accident
A traveler sustained injuries when luggage toppled from a rack during a train ride. The incident halted service briefly as responders assisted the harmed individual and assessed the scene.
Whaling Control By Licences Proposal At Geneva
A Geneva proposal seeks crackdowns on whale hunting through licensing and limits. Officials discuss enforcement at sea and in ports, aiming to curb illegal fishing while preserving coastal economies and indigenous rights.
Intelligence Rights and Asia New Zealand Publication
A Reuters service notes the compilation of intelligence materials and asserts rights in and related to Asia and New Zealand. The piece highlights global rights retention and ongoing publication activities connected to intelligence reports.
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Asia
New Zealand
America Cup Defender Wins First Heat in Newport
Enterprise the U S defender defeats Shamrock V in the opening heat of seven for the America Cup. Wind drops at finish favoring Enterprise as Shamrock V loses ground late and the defender extends its lead in light airs.
Government Faces Huge Deficit Amid War on Waste
The article reports a warning from Mr. Lyons about a widening federal deficit and exposes concerns over alleged schemes and poor oversight. It discusses potential policy failures and calls for tighter management of public funds.
Bromley Starts Pacific Flight From Japan at Dawn
Lieut Bromley began a trans Pacific attempt from Japan at dawn in clear weather with a slight westerly breeze. The launch was greeted by officials from the military services and nearby towns, with the trip tracking toward Tacoma as a wireless update showed the path crossing Hokkaido about 350 miles from Tokyo.
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History of the America's Cup and Lipton rivalry
The piece outlines the long American hold on the America's Cup since 1851 and estimates the costs of defending and pursuing the trophy. It notes Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock attempts and compares stakes, budgets, and notable ships and skippers involved in classic English and American yacht contests.
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Collision in mid air kills two cadets in Pretoria
In Capetown Saturday two air force cadets Joubert and King collided at 400 feet over Pretoria. Both died in the crash.
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Imagined policy aims clash in parliament debate
Fragmentary text shows a conference urged against unrealistic pressure on Parliament. It references schemes and a plan on blue forty and Australia, with unclear remarks from Sir Gitte Nietneyeg and others about policy and pay.
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Scullin Remains on Ship at Suez
Unclear OCR text references Mr Scullin aboard a ship near Suez and military or political notes. No clear events, dates, or names with verifiable context present in readable segments.
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Arrangements for reception in London and Ottawa
Readable fragments describe plans for a reception in London and discussions around appointing an Australian prime minister candidate. Mentions a meeting in the assembly and a speaker likely to address members. References to delegations and a debate over a marriage of interests.
Cabinet Deadlock Delays Canberra Session
The cabinet shows no sign of meeting in Canberra as ministers postpone afternoon discussions. A subcommittee reports no deputation from the AST Congress and the MeThonene Trades and Labour Council blocks revival talks. Waterside Workers’ Federation pushes for local labor priorities while ministers weigh employment biases and other matters. A conference with Larkin Aircraft Supply representatives is postponed until Monday afternoon.
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Evacuation Deal Emerges From European Talks
Saar Basin France to evacuate Lonthon Bailey of Nations Council adopts a framework for security transport and freedom of passage. French German foreign ministers engage in discussions at Geneva outlining steps within three months to address protection and railway safety amid postwar tensions.
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Indian Flight R101 Enlarged London Trip Details
A damaged report notes an enlarged Flight R101 schedule to London with a Friday landing if weather permits. The voyage to Vogelbar is set for September and Aeroversine Dies engine work is described as essential. The plan includes five engines for forward drive to increase speed by about 1 Kinols. Interior alterations improve seating and center crew layout.
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Drawn Match Ends Great Cricket Tour
A chaotic report of a drawn match during a cricket tour mentions Australian players and English XI figures. It notes key batsmen like Hobbs, Bradman, Kippax and Walker with a total score listed as 2 4 8 47 and a fall of wickets sequence.
Tram Man Dies by His Own Hand at Depot
Thomas Binning Burney 21 known as Burnay died at the Entel tramway depot after a despondent spell. While awaiting a signing off form he used a revolver kept in the revenue room firing a shot into his breast as tramway workers moved to intervene.
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Trans Atlantic Flight Forced Down in Rough Atlantic Conditions
A Canadian captain Bereth Boyd and navigator Lieutenant Harry Conner were forced to land their plane at Charkorte town due to strong headwinds and adverse weather on the Atlantic crossing from Aare Groce to England. Captain Chamberlain led the treane- Atlantic journey with the crew hopping off at the emergency stop.
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Ex-President Irigoyan Detained Aboard Cruiser Near Buenos Aires
An official communiqué reports deposed president Irigoyan under arrest and kept from leaving Argentina. He remains aboard the cruiser Gen Belgrang off the Buenos Aires harbour as authorities control his movements.
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Polling Day Ends Stormy Campaign Time
Vague notes describe a tense polling day as strong voters and electors face a crucial decision. The piece centers on reactions to possible shifts in leadership and the impact on party strength amid financial and social tensions.
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Interview plans with Mr Scullin in London
The Federation of British industries aims to arrange an interview with Mr Scullin on arrival in London. They confirm contact with Mr J H W Thanns, Secretary for Dominion Affairs, to define the position and discuss censorship and film imports affecting Australia Canada and the United States.
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Tennis tours for Forrest Hills
An Australian Press Association interview with the president of the United Staten Lawn Tennis Association reveals a desire to promote international exchanges while protecting young players careers. The association plans an October committee recommendation on a definite policy for abroad expeditions, including an Australian invitation.
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British Canned Fruits Industry Grows Rapidly
London reports a surge in canned fruits with the industry expanding from near zero five years ago to about 60 million tins this year. Investment is planned to build factories at home growers’ outlets where fruit and vegetables are abundant.
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