Lang Pattens Assures No Loss in Ings Bank Reopening Plan
Sydney Tuesday Premier Lange told a large deputation there was absolutely no danger of depositors losing money in Ings Bank. He announced government plans to legislate for a reopening and said a parliamentary bill would be introduced soon. A committee found reopening was feasible at a profit, with political interference to be removed.
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Sydney
Ings Bank
Lang
Imme
Eerament
Commonwealth Bank
Treasury
Auditor-General's Department
Lange
Bante
Australia
Presence of Mind Saves Man From Train at Level Crossing
Graham, a night watchman in Campbellfield, rescued 28 year old Thomas Thompson after he was knocked from a wrecked motorcycle at a railway level crossing near Broumeadows. Thompson avoided being struck as a fast approaching train sped by. Graham waved his red lamp and pulled him clear, suffering two concussions himself.
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Nelaturne
Wnter
Ined Graham
Thomas Thompson
Campbellfielt
Brouimeadows
Thomyron Orishid
Lye
Graham Acteg
Hameson
Long fight ends as court rules shed license unlawful
Adelaide Tuesday reports a prolonged dispute between B A James of Berri and the South Australian Fruit Board. The court ordered the license for a shed to be reinstated, reversing its cancellation. The decision favored James, with comments noting the plant’s importance to the industry but the board’s stance deemed unsatisfactory.
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Adelaide
B.A. James
Berri
sDriet
Civ Cours
Hos
Tames
Oosty
Sistine Angas Parsons
Wiest
Atesterance Wag Ilnzil
Afd Trines
Australian Steeplechase Field Reduced After Run
Melbourne racing notes show 14 horses remained after today’s Australian Steeplechase trials. Times list Montle 14.42 Nemera 40-7 line 10.5 and Gravity 9-7 among others, with George Willim at 9.2 and Ancient Marler 9.5. Race distance is about one and a half miles, with final lineup pending Saturday’s event.
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Melbourne
Montle
Nemera
Bane Rane
Bevery
Mesut
Gavition
Gravity
George Willim
Berner
Selmore Simanesi
Abseca lian Steeple Forecasts Stir Melbourne Betting
PUDLIG BAROMETGW reports a debated result today for the Abseca lian Steeple with Ancient Mariner still favored though Dur his margin prompts further discussion. Tentle Bestmian and Bang Humg sit as equals among top contenders with Sir Carillon Welcome Stanger and Olina among outsiders in the field.
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Melbourne
Tentle
Sir Carillon
Stanger
Olina
Baverty
Salary Reduction Debate in USAW Public Service
In the Legislative Council opposition voices a plan to alter public service pay cuts. Mr Boyce proposes graduated percent reductions tied to salary bands, aiming to replace a flat 2500 minimum with stepped rates up to 884 percent for high earners. The move would shrink the projected 21,840,000 saving by over 20 percent. Critics labeled Mr Lame a religious saboteur.
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Sydney
Tuegley
Eulan Oy
Fio Leuver
Boyce
Tld
Public Service
Aspogiamon
Teinglne
Salgiles
Boyes
Tle
Cante
Lame
Overdue Plane Safe at Vahrey Station
A Wings Ltd plane from Berti bound for Perit failed to reach its destination on Sunday. Darkness forced the pilot toward Wahrey Station, about 0 miles from Perit, where it landed safely after being overtaken by Saruess. Captain Saver Seplohy and Afr Ae thur Blake reported no serious injuries.
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Wahrey
Slaypan
Bavan
Wings Ltd
Berti
Saver
Seplohy
Syd
Blake
Lang Attacks In Canberra Speech On Appropriations
Mr Lang accused Sir George Pearce and the Lang party in Canberra on Tuesday of failing New South Wales and Australia. He warned the Commonwealth must not be governed by such a policy and urged the government show no mercy to a defaulter, arguing for fiscal responsibility and restoration of credit.
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Canberra
George Pearce
TD Lang
Dal Jm
New South Wales
Australis
Commonwealth
Manslaughter Charge Sheds Light On Travel Tragedy
Shelbourne police remand 23 year old Albert Jonas on 500 bail after alleged tramfiead injuries from a fall caused by his actions. Witnesses report a strike with tongs and a violent incident near Nour Drisen aboard a seafaring vessel at Uily ArmiFY.
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Shelbourne
Nour Drisen
Ugg
Nuewagla
Albert Jonas
Jahrer
Woa
Uily Armify
Deine
Fire at ginnery causes large cotton loss in Brisbane
Fire at the gin area in Brisbane caused substantial damage to cotton bales. Firefighters found incinerated and other inflammable materials among the bales, and the blaze led to a heavy material loss in the gin sheds.
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Brisbane
Cottom
Afar
International Tennis Picks for United Sistas Team
The United Sistas Lowe Tataig Association in New York on a Tuesday selected Wightman Cun playersates for the squad. Helen Willa Moody Mies fielem Javods Mrs. Minpel Mer Tessup Mss mune Aloreil Mrs. Harel Hotohides. Wirhiman will sorotin the team.
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York
United
Sistas “Lowa Tataig Assoejaidine
Wightman Cun
Ates
Helen Willa-Moody
Mies Fielem Javods
Minpel
Mer Tessup
Mss
Mune Aloreil
Harel’ Hotohides
Wirhiman
Judgment Delivered in Insolvency Case Over Shares Fraud
A Civil Court verdict by Justice Napier found transfers of 15 670 shares in Caves Pictures Ltd fraudulent. The judge reserved judgment on Henry Morgan Official Receiver and others noting misrepresentation and lack of value, with insolvency proceedings to be taxed.
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Adelaide
Justice Napier
Sheres
Caves Pictures
Lita
Chaim
Henry Mergan
Henry Smerdon
Georgs
Hay Grownen
Jonkéns
Hurtis Growden
Growden
Emordon
Aetlan
Edo Nog
Gyenden
Forrester
Deposi
Wiares
Jude
Bengal unrest grows as civil disobedience rises
In Calcutta the Bengal state faces a growing civil disobedience wave as the Local Council in Calcutta passes measures and authorities dispatch extra police. Arrests intensify amid echoes of anti-British writings and a crackdown on nationalist activity surrounding Bhagat Singh.
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United Service
Bengal
Galcutia
Bhagat Singh
Lahore
Fragmentary weather and civic note on rain and education event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions more rain after a direct contest, with Grey Lines and morning heralding rain, and references to a parish hall and the Queen of Education. The text is garbled but implies rainfall and civic activity in the evening.
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Arbernoad
Queen of Education
Brishide Betas Hear Evidence On Dummy Shareholders
Insufficient and contentious Crown evidence on alleged dummy shareholders in Mate sana Aliopy, Gld. and related cheques, deposits, and dividends was presented today in the Mtinseta inquiry. Attorney General and counsel sparred over how much detail to read aloud as witnesses testified about funds from Munieda Mines Ltd and payments to tax and royalty accounts. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow with further questioning of Reid’s bankrupt affairs and the Public Curator’s role.
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Brisband
Matesana Aliopy
Chilebg
Smn
Obunsel
Hedale
He Crown
Il Avaule
Poumsel
Tomoreow
Nealing
Buell Arendall
Buell Arendall,° Cub-Nosduuitant of Te Bank of
Avelralista
Proiucert
Chokien
N. Pe McGronely
Abtoiey-Generel
Archdas
A. J. Mansfield
Qonsral
Mare
Floss Philp
Phendere
Philp
Umea
Taners
Ibis
Bhiin
Reid
Prani
Maidua Allsop
Reids
Munsama
Bard
Mansfeld
Toymsville
Brisbane
Townsville
Hong
Esmeninkijon Wes
Mints
Railways
Willy
Nein
Sheep show judging opens for public inspection in Melbourne
The Australian newsletter notes the judging of a fine ram competition in Melbourne with awards announced. Winners include J. IC Stokes and Rid dell. Sheep fairs will run along the road of the week for the event.
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Melbourns
Aocration
Van
Mollison Seeks London Flight in Giant Hopa Record
Basra Monday reports Uri Mollison aims to fly from Basra toward London in a record attempt spanning the globe. He hopes to reach London by Wednesday night, potentially setting a new long distance record for the era, after covering about 7,240 miles from Wyndham.
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United Service
Basra
Uri J
Mollison
Hepa
Hag Vevery
Howe
Multiagra
Ne Ford
Gia Amiralia
England
Athens
London
Mowly
Mallison
Wyndham
Lima
Turmoil and Violent Clashes Reported in City Streets
A chaotic scene unfolds as a large protest turns violent with fires and casualties. Police battle mobs along a major avenue while a mayor and officials attempt to calm the disorder and restore order.
Referendum drive as Germany stabilizes amid Nazi backers
Berlin reports a resumed referendum campaign as Hitlerism backs the Nationalists to unite the regime against the Social Democrats. Communist opposition is blamed for stirring trouble with calls tied to Moscow. Voter estimates range around 29 million required, with 42 million possible voters.
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United Servine
Berlin
Mondey
Dles Soun- Iris
Gore Signy
Comimunists
Len
Halle
Stablhelm -Party
Eindenburg
Netlonallelss
Moscow
Tral. Stinholm Feaster
Essem
Reichta
Ella
Wien
Germany
Melbourne meeting promises high level premiers talks
Melbourne hosts important four year plan discussions with premiers and prime ministers about employment, development, and bank strain. Leaders plan broadcasts and councils to coordinate policy while considering national development and industry stimulation.
Port Pirie Council Accepts BAS Offer to Cut Water Costs
The Port Pirie Town Council accepts a favorable offer from BAS Pty Co Ltd to renew water supply terms. The new agreement lowers current consumption costs by about £1,000 over two years, with an estimated annual saving of about £190. Council considers shifting to the BAS arrangement while noting potential future changes.
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Port Pirie Town
Ie Bas Pty Co. Ltd
Ighe-Supply
Aschrleel
Lang to Missed Melbourne Meeting in Sydney
Be J. T. Langson did not attend the Melbourne meeting. The Attorney-General Mr Frashto will take his place at the Loin Bounell meeting. Lang will stay in Sydney until the Legislative Council handles the Public Service Salary Reduction Bills.
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Sydney
J. 2
Lang
Piytiler
New
Suh Wales
Melbeuens Tor
Nis
Mr Frashato
Dytamut
Mulbourge Express
Gang
Lim
Legislative Council
Public Service
Commercial Adelaide Market Prices From Today's Produce and Poultry
Fragmented listing of prices and items from a market report. Includes quotations for Butlin bully, Byss-lien, Go, duck, Cheese, Ham, legal hams, and various weights and rates. Notes tentative figures and ranges, with ad hoc abbreviations and garbled OCR.
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Adelaion
Questiay
G. Varmst
Otto
Eyre Peninsula invitation for chamber of commerce event
An invitation from Eyre's Peninsula to the Sommonon Adelaide and the Chamber of Commerce invites business leaders to discuss land allocation and drought relief. A letter from farmers notes rising prices and drought relief needs while expressing cautious optimism about a better year ahead.
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Adelaide
Tuwsnay
Syréaky- Bay
Penevesa Asangizidon
Chamber of Commerce
Eyre
Unclear Sea Leopard shot reported near Granite Tstud
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sea Leopard shot on Tuesday with a crew member named Jenpariin Waa Sen An Mig hawles at Granite Tstuod. A fisherman’s team B DOR Ib is mentioned. A specimen with a bedolund chin was sent to the Adghilda Museum.
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Adelmds
Jenpariin
Tishermman
Dor Ib
Mae Speomen
Tenehy
Adghilda Museum
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