Enforcement Act Decision Spurs Uncertain Wheat Market
The Sydney wheat market held steady with buyers less eager than the previous day when 3/3 was paid for prompt bulk wheat. Shippers quoted 3/14 for bulk wheat and 3/1 for bagged ex trucks, while overseas demand eased and American wheat releases cloud future activity. The London market remained nervous and Liverpool weaker as exchange pressures loom. A South Australian cargo sold at 279 per quarter. American options stay steady.
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Sydney
American Farm Board
East
London
Liverpool
Phar Lap Stomach to be Analyzed in California Study
In Menlo Park California veterinary surgeon Dr William Nelson said a chemical examination of Phar Laps stomach will be made The stomach and intestines were sent to Dr Karl Meyers Hoover Foundation UC campus A plant inquiry will follow to identify possible feed sources US Department of Agriculture official F N Chisholm collected grass alfalfa shrubs and tree leaves for testing noting arsenate of lead contamination on game leaves sprayed by orchardists.
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California
William Nelson
Karl Meyer
Hoover Foundation For Medical Research
University of California
F. N. Chisholm
Food and Drug Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Australian Proclamation Sparks Tax Clash and Labor Fallout
Melbourne reports a cabinet move to withdraw income tax assessments amid the Garnisher Act push. Labor leaders denounce the move as political attack on Lyons, while opponents warn of debt and potential Commonwealth intervention. Public offices were locked as staff faced temporary layoff.
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Sydney
ALP
Lyons
Melbourne
Campbell
New Guard
Qrould
Commonwealth
Tensions Rise in Manchuria Amid Russian Troop Concentrations
Shanghai dispatch warns of grave risks as Soviet forces mass on the Manchurian border and Baikal mobilises. Tokyo reports plan to move 400000 families into Manchuria and Mongolia over ten years. A 22 million yen loan backs the new Nanchukuo State with Japanese financial guarantees for 100 million to develop annexed areas.
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Shanghai
Manchuria
Trumway
Manchurian
Baikal
Tokio
Mongolia
Nanchukuo
No Progress at Local Peace Conference Deadlock
Practically no progress was made at the local peace conference which has reached a deadlock over a time limit for the withdrawal of the Japanese. The Japanese announced they have reached the limit of patience and a foreign observance committee reported rapid construction of barracks like buildings in Woosing and Klangwan, signaling a long stay for a large force.
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Shanghai
Woosing
Klangwan
Weather forecast city edition
Fogs and showers affect eastern areas with a temporary improvement and warmth. The forecast predicts a return to general rain and thunder later in the week. Variable winds expected, turning east to northeast as conditions shift.
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Sydndey
Apparent death by own action of well known man
The body of John Thomas Toohey, aged 57, was found in the Botanic Gardens last night with a bullet wound behind the right ear and a revolver clasped in his hand. He was formerly connected with a well known firm of brewers.
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Sydney
John Thomas Toohey
Botanic Gardens
Diggers Plan Protest Over Pension Cuts And Congress
A circular from RS and SLA urges mobilization against war pension reductions. Diggers seek a state congress to press federal action, warn of Auditor General misstatements, and decide to back Anzac Day arrangements while recognizing Ald. Thomas's support.
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SLA
Inverell Levene
Ald. Thomas
Cornel
McLachlan
Russell Hughes
Elmore
Opposition to U.A.P in Newcastle aims for statewide move
Friday reports a Newcastle branch of the All for Australia League plans to form a statewide movement opposing the UAP after a local meeting decision.
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Newcastle
All For Australia League
U.ap
Glen Innes Council Eyes Staff Reductions
A Glen Innes Council special meeting on March 22 recommended economy driven dismissals. Nicholson and Legge would be dismissed while Moore’s position as junior typist and shorthand writer would be abolished with salary capped at £120 per year. A sealed testimonial would honor their termination.
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Glen Innes
Nicholson
Miss Moore
Legge
Messrs. Nicholson
Flyer Hawkes Injured in Worcester Plane Crash
Captain Frank Hawkes, noted speed flyer, was seriously injured when his plane crashed at Worcester airport while attempting takeoff. He suffered facial injuries and jaw fractures with possible facial paralysis, but no skull fracture reported.
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Worcester
Massachsetts
Thurn
Frank Haw
Newfoundland Premier vows no resignation amid unrest
Premier Sir William Squires told newspaper correspondents he has no intention of resigning. Governor Middleton announced a Royal Commission will be appointed to investigate events at the colonial building on Tuesday. The Governor thanked war veterans and others for aiding public peace after the disorder.
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ST. John's
Newfoundland
Thurs
Wm, Squires
Middleton
Lottery Draw Yields Diverse Prize Winners
The forty sixth lottery was drawn today with first prize No 1200 to Two Stiffs Syndicate led by Mr A Euclid of Robinson Street Wollongong. Second prize No 2135 awarded to Auckland New Zealand. Third prize No 5575 to Good Samaritan Syndicate c/o Mrs A Hobbs Haberfield. Fourth prize No 3007s to Dave Clai c/o Pred Powers of Singielon.
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Bydneyw
A. Euclid
Robinson Street
Wollongong
Auckland
New Zealand
A. Hobbs
Haberfield
Dave Clai
Pred Powers
Singielon
Inverell Dancers Meet Tamworth Champions Tonight
Miss Nora Hanrahan and Jim Ansell traveled from Inverell to Tamworth to face the local champions Miss Russell and Mr White in a special inter-town silver cup contest at the Theatre Royal tonight. Hanrahan will perform solo numbers with a rich contralto voice likely to please the Tamworth audience.
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Inverell
Nora Hanrahan
Jim Ansell
Tamworth
Russell
Mr. White
Theatre Royal
Hanrahan
Sussex Street Markets Prices Report
Ruling rates at Sussex Street show bulk wheat 3/2 per bagged 33 bus, Tasmania onions 6d to 6d per ew t, eggs 1/ff, butter 15d 10d per ew t, cheese 6d to id per lb, oats 1/3 to 2/9 per bus, lucerne 3/9 to 63 per ew t, hay 3/ to 6, and other items including potatoes eggs oats and chaff with varied denominational pricing.
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Lucerne
Federal Parliament Reassembles on April 27
Mr Lyons announced that the Federal Parliament would reassemble on April 27 in Melbourne. The statement came Friday, detailing the resumption date for legislative sessions.
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Melbourne
Lyons
Tin price listed in Sydney at 22 5 per unit
The unit price of tin in Sydney today is quoted at 22 5 per unit.
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Sydney
Town Council Critique Marks Alderman Thomas as Community Champion
A reader praises Alderman Thomas for standing up for common justice in Inverell amid criticism of council secrecy and alleged private business ties. The letter laments high staff costs while ratepayers face hunger and unemployment, contrasting public concern with council privilege.
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Times
Inverell
Thomas
Ald. Thomas
O'Malley Beats Mansfield in Eight Round Heavyweight Bout
Australian heavyweight Jack O'Malley narrowly outpoints Jack Mansfield in a fierce eight round contest at Albert Hall London.
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London
Jack O'Malley
Jack Mansfield
Albert Hall
Lang Rumours of Resignation If Privy Council Ruling Falls
Reports in Labor circles say if the Privy Council rules against the New South Wales Government in the Upper House case, Mr. Lang is expected to resign. The Premier has not stated intentions to other ministers.
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Sydney
Tt Ds
Privy Council
New South Wales
Lang
McCorkindale Meets Carnera in London Showdown
In London at the Albert Hall a large crowd watched South African heavyweight Mc Corkindale fight Italian Primo Carnera. Mc Corkindale dodged the giant’s assaults, was knocked down three times in the second round, and lasting ten rounds before Carnera earned a points decision.
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London
Albert Hall
McCorkindale
Carnera
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