Roosevelt's Efforts to Restrict Price Controls in New York
Washington bureau reports New York Times notes the administration has drafted a retail code for merchants. It aims to curb price gouging by fixing minimum sale prices and margins, with exceptions for drugs. The plan faces opposition from large New York department stores over pricing rules and advertising restrictions.
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New York Times
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Tt Ja
De Valera Seeks Labour Party Merger In Ireland
Dublin telegram reports Mr. de Valera negotiating a definite partnership with the Labour Party aimed at a unity agreement. The plan calls for pensions for widows and unemployment relief, and for workers compensation. About 97,000 people in Dublin rely on from a relief fund.
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London
Dublin
de Valera
Labour Party
Unitey
Ardlait
6 Valera
Olvie
Australian conversion loan impacts stocks and bonds
The Agent General for Howth Australia stated most Commonwealth holdings would be converted at 108 percent, affecting the 193 maturity. The Australian Conversion Loan was under debate at the Stock Exchange with Australian stocks broadly marked down.
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Lido Dun
Weunauing
Aistralia
Mr LL
Uupvet International
Commonwealth
Snd
J la Pry Hare
Maturitin
Lami
Htu
Austria fears Hitler shifts tactics to seize power
The Daily Telegraph reports a strategic change by Hitler as Austria faces anxiety over new tactics to grab influence. Dropping leaflets from planes and guarding the Bavarian frontier are cited, while Austrian Nazis claim they should join the Cabinet and demand a free election.
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Plac Qa
Tyrol
Germany
Hitler
Disarmament Talks Between France and Britain
In London on Wrensiday governments from France and Britain agreed to exchange views on key disarmament elements before Geneva. Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs Anthony Eden will present Britain’s position while seeking clarity on mutual understandings and planned measures.
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London
Wrensiday
Deing
Leva Hranet
Britain
Geneva
Norton
Forel Afulin
Anthony Eden
Wheat Conference Opens With Early Talks in London
A London meeting of the World Wheat Advisory Council opens discussions on September 2 focusing on the committee’s future program. Officials plan appointing officers and attorneys as needed, with one exporting country expected to provide input on forthcoming actions.
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London
Attonneys
Orchard Murder Charge in Castle Mill Case
Walter Kamtwealt was fatally wounded at an orchard in Castle Mill. Feilo Wrven Hann, 37, appeared before the Magistrate today charged with murder and held on bail. Government medical experts linked to the case, and police reported the suspect declined to enter a plea.
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Sydney
Walter Kamtwealt
Orchard
Castle Mill
Feilo Wrven Hann
Polos Court
Wallace Kage
Dake
Nazi murders London shown in wartime display
A photograph on a London police board shows 24 German leaders labeled as outlaws. The caption notes the men, including a chancellor and other officials, are now in London amid a German subversive effort. The source lists names such as Hert Mehneldemane and Vorwaerts editor Hiarmpfer among those depicted.
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London
Ouilawe
Ine
Rorpar Chancdler
Hert Mehneldemane
Miegr Mauchiwanger
Harte- Hiarnpfer
Tha
Dewsparmt
Vorwaerts
Roosevelt Plans Crisis in Coal Industry Sparked by Proposals
New York report describes a labor strike with 250000 miners and women leaving their posts in protest as President Roosevelt pushes a longer working week and tariff actions. The piece notes deadlock in code negotiations, anticipated higher prices, and mass unemployment risk amid overproduction fears in the coal sector.
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Fifty Avenue
Roosevelt
Ford
Late King Feisal’s Obsequies Stir Global Response
A garbled report describes a remarkable scene at the royal funeral of King Feisal. Police cleared the parade route and the dais as a vast crowd gathered, with attendance implied to number in the thousands. The text references a ceremonial setting and dramatic actions by security forces.
British Inquiry Into South African Flogging At Cafetown
An inquiry into the flogging of Phin sus McIntosh a European by order of the court was conducted by the High Commissioner at a palace camp. The canvas under fire trees hosted witnesses and native residents as jurors and officials observed the proceedings and heard testimony about the incident and the accused native chief Tabekey. The court accepted evidence and the verdict was largely satisfactory to the observers.
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Phinsus McIntosh
Nnt & Rallye Court
Arting
Niiral Vane
Palatye Cam
Tmndultern
Rifles
Mainioah
Generat
Meat Levy Rejected in Britain
A rejected meat levy plan in Britain links with Ottawa and the Daw agreement. The proposal promised a guaranteed price of 48 a hundredweight for cattle and 89 for sheep, aiming to raise about 9 million annually. The government cited lack of alignment with prior accords as the reason for its dismissal.
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Honhun
Suridard
Dawa
NO FUSION PLAN SYDNEY DENIALS LABOR POLICY CHARGE
Prime Minister Lyons denied claims of plans to fuse parties and undermine the Country Party. He argued tariffs would rise, trade would shift with Britain, and Ottawa terms were not ratified, maintaining no formal agreement existed before elections.
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Tsneon
Lyons
Patdervon
Country Party
UAH
U.P
Lyona
Criticia
Ottawa
Intereate
Fortum
Oritiah
LLC
Lyon
Nou
Wits
Lauran
Tame
Lionm
Meni
Brisbane Wool Sales Highlight Market Leaderboard
Brisbane wool sale reports show buyers dominating the market with Headford and continental buyers absent, while other traders struggled to maintain demand. The fragmented notes reflect a cautious tone and uncertain prices amid shifting regional demand.
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Brisbane
Wa Dal Tor Brouay Hcn
Dapacuao
Buyeru
Headford
Alee
Yass Canberra Railway League Reconstituted at Meeting
Canberra Chamber of Commerce backed public meeting in Yam last night led to the reconstitution of the Yam Canberra Railway League. Attendees included Mr. Ps Muaack and De Haury. The gathering reflected ongoing efforts to elevate rail links between Yam and Canberra with broad local support.
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Yam
Yam-Canberra Railway League
UN Cairr
Ps Muaack An de Haury
Yaa
Canberra Advisory Council Term Extended to May 18
The term of the Canberra Advisory Council is extended until May 18, 1934, as notified in the Commonwealth Gazette of yesterday's issue. This extension updates the council's schedule and responsibilities.
Yarn Mayor and Leaders Convene to Address State Relations
A fragmented report notes Ann Cunkek as mayor of Yarn and a meeting where leaders elected Mrs Unak president and Mr Khennaby as treasurer. They planned to invite a deputy to interview the Premier and pursue building state relations, review the Chamber of Commerce, and appoint Crowe president with Rhearaby as secretary.
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Hwy
Ann Cunkek
Tlwate
Canberra
Kuilauy Ieugie
unAk
Witd
Khennaby
Hans Mortrintys
Nw Siete
Ardjild
League
Stuvmet
Mveting
Yum Chamber of Commerce
J. Crowe Wan
Sin Ads
Government authorizes seaplane service in New Guinea
The Federal Government today authorized lenders for four seaplane planes in New Guinea. The minister indicated two planes would be needed and guaranteed no subsidy while promising practical flying hours. The service aims to aid administration with seaplane operations in the region.
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Rydney
New Gunes
Utta
Mininter
C. W
Guiness
Unemployment Report Shows Mixed Industrial Changes
The Unemployment Net Council report for 1W3-31 notes improved employment prospects with lower unemployment and rising expenditures. It records 125,000 unemployed on June 0, 1953, down from 200,000, and details 428 applications for advances for public works, plus 78K women gaining temporary employment. The document also mentions sewing denote provision, and ongoing work by councils toward renewal and potential further concerns.
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Albuaa
Wubbs Works
Prospects of New Goldfield Highlighted in Prospectus
Darwin report on the new goldfield notes growing interest and mentions N C Tellin Popenet and the Administrator discussions. It suggests more optimism for the Pianados goldfield than the Granites field, with limited activity at the old Reve yor Ree ro vad.
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Thureday
N.C Tell
In & Popenet
Tate
Bret
Turb Winnings Tax Case Heard In Jury Court
In a jury court session before June Alce Haine Fingers, Ernest Wall Vi faced charges over winnings and taxes linked to a bookmaker registered with the AJC. The case details payments of 4000 pounds cited as income not in tax returns and discusses amounts from private returns forming capital. Vanderberg denied knowledge of certain winnings and described bets and arrangements with Amounia. The hearing was adjourned.
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Aydn
Alce Haine
Ernest Wall
Taaalion
Ysarn
Vanianberg Tai Bent
Mion
Mhavidynes
Amounix
la Nrivate
Hs Capital
Se Wisn
Strar Fen
Une Tian
Wes
A.J.C
Elman
Amounia
William Pesreon
Vanderberg
Svent
Vanderbarn
Christianity Tested by Crises
Fragmented article notes a discussion by Auid De, Pratemur of Theology at St Andrews College, on religion. He argues individuals shape belief, religion evolves with society, and no single creed holds absolute primacy.
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Earth
Aine
Pratemur
St. Andrews
Adeomainie
Molbisiae
Od Inntead
Jooking
Dominions Debate British Navy Role at Commonwealth Talks
At the Commonwealth Relations Conference in Toronto, South African and Canadian representatives questioned Australia and New Zealand reliance on the British Navy. The African voice urged no offensive alliances outside the Commonwealth and rejected a sole Pacific war focus. UK and New Zealand delegates debated naval threats and possible aerial attacks, noting Japan's fears of distant assault.
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Wednessay
Tong
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Pacific
United Tutor
Japan
Marriage Tangle Question of State in Sydney Case
Victorian Supreme Court ruling on a New South Wales marriage affects another state. Jeanin Marks of Paddington sought letters of administration for Abraham Marks, married in Sydney in 1900 and died in 1981. Justice Keey refused, saying the marriage was within New South Wales. Mrs Marks lacks marriage status there but may gain it upon crossing into Victoria.
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Victorian Supreme Court
New South Wales
Ktreey
Marka
Victoria
Sbe
Fruit Freight Reductions Await Federal Charges
Shipowners push for federal action on fruit freights after a conference failed to secure lower rates. Negotiations earlier yielded cuts but proposals by Prime Minister were rejected. Government considers waiving certain charges to ease shipments while terms for June and July sailings remain unsettled.
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Thareday
Vonferenet
Averihae Shipping Companies
Tho Morrow
Ime Phinowas
Juno Shismvemie
Ahipmenta
Vedern Governmant
Serta
Australian credit refinements cut London loan costs
London reports announce the completion of underwriting for a new Australian loan refinancement. The loan, valued at £11,410,000 to £18,814,000 range, will convert to a lower interest rate near 4 percent, aiming to reassure Britain of Australia’s financial soundness. The operation reduces annual interest charges and impacts exchange totals, with figures showing substantial transfers and modest gains in saved costs.
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London
A. Lyons
Esterday
Frann
Joan
Mindyler
Lez
Great Britain
Australia
Iherast
Ihlanvinga
Inform and
Aime Daly
Hospital Vote Declared Void at Tamworth
The Hospitals Commission voids a Tamworth ballot for a directorate amid irregularities. The report notes ballots opened before polling closed and possible destruction of undeclared papers. Subscribers were warned of ballot irregularities and a special selection process was ordered.
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Rydney
Tamworth
Uw Pall
Earmlopall
Cannibalism Rumors Reported From New Hebrides
An item notes missionary Panton H Parker of the Seventh Day Adventist Mission returning from the New Hebrides amid reports of cannibalism. The account mentions preparation for an attack and an injury to a warrior, with conflicting details and unclear timing.
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Sy Dney
Panton
H. Parker
Hydney
New
Hebrides
Bntlans
Pernot
Tax threat may move Wall Street firms from New York
Unclear text describes heavy taxes threatening relocation of market operations from Wall Street. Mentions New York location and possible removal of something at the crash site. Specify uncertain details due to fragmented OCR.
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Wall Street
New York
Wednoniay
Bus Collision In Amulie Leaves Driver Injured
An omnibus driven by Hi Deoper collided with a car traveling Wentworth Avenue near Fremeey Blouse. The impact occurred as the bus and car moved in opposite directions. the car sustained damage but no injuries to its driver or the other motorist. Local authorities are investigating the crash and traffic was temporarily hindered.
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Harrow Wellaps
Miniury
Wootan
Ty Marcil Mawitt
Corrobeerms Crescent
Amulie
Warton Yeuterddy
Hi Deoper
Wentworth Avenue
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