Bank Board Warings Urgent Absorption Decision
Sydney reports urgent government representations forcing the Commonwealth Bank Board to decide by noon Monday on absorbing the State Savings Bank. Premier Lang and under secretary Chapman weigh a proviso rationing withdrawals with limited access for small deposits and a 49 percent withdrawal cap for larger balances.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Bank Board
State Savings Bank
Commonwealthy Bank
Gab
Asp
Lup
Long
Scullin
New South Wales
Conmimenta
I G. Richie
Commonwealth Bank
Pasit
Amonz
Prem Mie
Tral
Langs Second Appeal Faces NSW Loan Conditions Amidrow
Sydney reports on Langs second appeal as New South Wales Labor leaders and the Loan Council debate large financial aid. Tang telegrams prompt early consultation with Premiers, with NSW urged to guarantee debt interest and cut expenditures before further assistance. Queensland Treasurer Barnes signals reluctance to advance £560,000 now, awaiting other states’ positions.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Labor
Piery
Lang
Lown
Qwlegran
Soul
Fin
Fangagin
Leam Council
SIA
Geng
McScullin
Losg
Counsil
Terence
Seukin
E Loan Counc
Abe New South Wale
Australian Labor Party
Scullin
Melbourne minister signals bank rate cut plan
Melbourne Saturday reports Ms J. H-Soultin returning from Canberra outlining a plan to repeal provisions at the Primens Conference, urging trading banks to cut interest rates on loans and advances. The Commonwealth Bank approved a 4 percent adjustment, with further relaxations hinted.
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Melbourne
J. H-Soultin
Peiine
Canberra
Noel
Banke
Sali
Senitin
Beactive
New League Alli SxDNMY Meeting On Imperialism Debate
Fragmented report from a Sunday gathering at dig Trades Hisll discusses abolition of celebration of mpl Day and a 30 per cent wage shakeout. The text mentions workers social cooperation, ownership of production by organized working class, and references to Premiers Plan and Loan Guvers with political appeals amid parliamentary delays in Victoria.
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Dig
Ut 'Eapstaliem
Parliament in session amid calls to extend work period
Prime Minister Souilia defends government plan to maintain a active Parliament while urgent legislation is passed. He rejects prolonged adjournment and says conferences of the Loan Council and Premiers' Conference will review actions and future steps. The government aims for a steady session with the Appropriation Bill and Supply Bill plans.
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Souilia
Eyosng
Salt Ll
Urgeny Legise Jelion
Loan Council
Murders, Inquest Promised In Adelaide Case
Details from Adelaide reveal Mary Katherine Edsup aged 22 found dead under a bar at her home on L Estrange Street. Postmortem suggests possible internal injuries from blows or strangulation but timing unclear. Inquest to be led by Coroner F C Siekmann. Two letters claimed to be from H Wilson burn ed. infant 16 month old daughter placed with maternal grandparents Malycha. Edson family ties noted with Northcote Street Torrensville and Chololo references.
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Adelaide
Mary Katherine Edsup
L’estrange Eet
Kcapsville
F. C. Siekmann
Melbourne
H. Wilson
Lawrence Victor
Clarlet Edson
Edson
Jung
Han
H. Edson
Northcote Street
Torrensville
Malycha
Gawler
Aon
Air Classic Wing's Cup Race Winner Averages 117.8 MPH
A race in London described as the King's Cup owls race with heavy rain and poor visibility. Flying Officer Edwarde won, tying a Blues DM, with a slow, neck and neck finish. Gibbon finished three minutes behind. Miss Crossley, a water manufacture panelist, was the only woman to finish, with Winifred Brown last year's winner near the end.
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Lexviva
London
Sunlay
King's Cap Owls
Edwarde
Miles
Walt
Gibbon
Howards
Winitre
Miss Crossley
Water Manufaenter
Winifred Brown
Mate
Oreet Landing
Mermichine
Lord Kylsant Case At Old Bailey Rears Court Tension
At the Old Bailey Justice Sir Robert Wright addresses the jury in the Lord Kylsant and Harold Morland case. The defense argues the company’s finances and dividends misled investors, while prosecutors contend complex accounting masked wrongdoings. Key figures include Sir John Simon and Willliam McCormack, with testimony on Royal Mail Steam Packet finances and dividend legitimacy.
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the Recorder
London
Robert Wright
Old Bailey
Lord Kylsant
Harold
John Morland
Patek Hastings
Movant
Hery
John Simon
Dolenéa
Kylssnt
Ste Pulsiness Fund
Royal Mail Steam Packet
Delong
Willum McCormack
Jobo Staion
Swamp Tragedy Claims Two Boys
In Sydney Sayndar, Bily Wynor and Henry Jaros Cutan lost their lives in a swamp drowning. Eyewitness Silly described boys drifting downstream after entering the water to retrieve sticks, one sinking as the river rose and muddy conditions hindered rescue. A passing man flagged help, but the brothers could not be saved as authorities recovered the bodies after hours of effort.
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Sydney
Sayndar
Bily-Wynor
Teleratt
Efesoba Cera
Henry Jaros Cutan
Silly
Ewin
Alvernto
Colis
Teleral
Lang Speaks at Domain Meeting Amid Governor Clash
Thousands gathered at the Domain for a protest against the Governors refusal to appoint to the Upper House. Speakers condemned the governance by vested interests as Mr Lang accused ministers of misrule and warned the King's authority cannot shield the government from accountability.
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Sydney
Pmi
Lang
Aston
Lowe
Mr. Lang
Lang Plan
Aden
Australia
Lam
Hume Reservoir funding row delays Sydney project
In Sydney on Saturday a dispute at Hume Reservoir stalled progress unless the Loan Council approves an advance of £980,000. NSW Works Minister M A Davison pushed for a £500,000 loan to continue work, while SA argued for a larger share. Contracting states urged a united approach to fund the scheme amid unemployment concerns.
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Sydney
Hume Reservoir
Lang
Hume Restry
M. A. Davison
New South Wales
Convernea 40
Meinnes
South Ausenllay
Shhoug
Davidson
Victoria
South Australia
Fig
van Goupell
Dearer Whisky Effect of New Taxes
Melbourne report on higher sales tax and primage likely to raise whisky prices. A. D. Grant, secretary of the Licensed Victuallers Association, says a substantial increase is certain with a decision due early next week. Sydney notes whisky prices rose by id and 3s per gallon yesterday.
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Melbourne
A. D. Grant
Licensed Victuallers’ Association
Sydney
WENDISH CRUELTY CHARGES AGAINST FATHER AND WIFE
In Ireland, George Scott and his wife, the children's stepmother, face trial for cruelty to four youngsters. A year old boy testified of brutal abuse from January 4 to July 20, including confinement, beating, nettle exposure, and a red hot poker. The couple allegedly starved and physically harmed the children. the hearing adjourned with their commitment to trial on two cruelty charges.
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United Service
London
Irevintstown
Fermanagh
Northern Ireland
George Scott
Sherman
Love and Dishonor in a Dowry Plot at War
A wealthy merchant’s four daughters attract suitors with a dowry plot where a poor lover wins. amid a staged wedding the groom reveals a ring on the bride’s sister, plunging the ceremony into darkness as truth emerges and scandal unfolds.
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Warsaw
Worried Director Faces Bank Controversy in Saluda Garden
A murky passage outlines a director named Pang at a South American bank linked to Saluda in Benin. The text alleges counterfeiting by five nations and claims of financial wrongdoing across companies tied to Pang, who reportedly complained of mismanagement.
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der " Sprein
Sams Wollem
Tang
Fs Cvmmnn
Benin
Pang
LONDON ENTRY WANTS A JOB. Melbourne youth seeks work
A 24 year old Melbournian telephoned The News Chronicle seeking employment. The six minute call cost £12 per minute and roused editor Tom Clarke from moraling chumbers to hear his ambition. The paper notes it will not lack effort if the applicant joins them soon.
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Melbourne
the Inquirer
Tom Clarke
News-Chronicle
Ws.eoon
Davis Cup Paris Match Details Provide Partial Result
Unclear fragment outlines a Davis Cup tie in Paris with Chehet and Byugnon defeating Filghes and Kingsley British in the first half. Readable names appear jumbled. contains scores and participant initials rather than clear outcomes.
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Paris
Chehet
Byugnon
Filghes
Kingsley
EBONDS CHARITY BALL AND QUEEN COMPETITIONS
A detailed notice outlines the E bonds charity ball weekend with queen of professions and related events. It mentions parties on TuawHay and Friday at Ellen street, a garden party at Mr ALB Terrace Vins South, and a Wednesday market. Various presentations and charitable portions of proceeds are planned, with performances by Miss Gwen Bell and others and a grand concert at the Maambra Theatre.
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Institute
Ducen Af Industry
Mien N. Bergda
Ellen
Alb
Vins South
Phyllis Bosomworth
Anil
Comenitese
Lots
Addy
Winders
Moniros
Queen of
Spor
Gwen Bell
Castle Sintex
Foodeyoung
Maambra
Hyttpest Sgh
Sonesta
Ana
Alhambra
Graf Zeppelin leaves on Arctic flight from Leningrad
Reports from Leningrad describe the Graf Zeppelin's Arctic patrol as it departs for its planned route via Atelinge and White Sea, with scientists aboard monitoring climate influence and barometric data while recovering remains of the Nobile vessel.
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Leningrad
Graf Zeppelin
Arctic
Atelinge
Scientiae
Europe
Russia
Etrie
Cuoh Uslloun
Dallooy
Agaratus
Hesslen
Samo
Scientus
Gisaster
Fiabert
Wudmarne
América
England
Qig Tialia
Movbe
Rudolph' Sland
Adelaide by-election yields Lang Plan victory in quiet contest
In Adelaide Town Hall and multiple polling places the Lang Plan candidate Colaton won by a narrow margin over Ferguson and Goring amid low turnout with 4,243 of 14,387 electors voting. Second preferences were counted. overall results showed the Lang Plan with a small majority across wards and streets.
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Delaide
Ly Collatos
Lang Plan
Adelaide
Mfr
Callalan
Wilson
Avelaidg
Ton Hall
ALA
Feqwatels
Méssis
Collatan Lang Plan
Pergusan
Frorng
Lenore
LumberstIn
Fenendent
Aml A
Bigap
Mir SG
Mookman
Coiliton
Iead
Verguson
Goring
Halide Street
Gollston
Colaton
Ferguson
Gorns
Lumbers
Mose
East Adelaide
Centon
West Adelaide- Ubedivision
Whitmore
Paling
Tolan
Gallaton
Fergnson
Lumbera
Guerie Street
Colliton
Ferg
LUGGER FOUNDERS THREE JAPANESE PERISH
Three Japanese drowned when the lugger carrying Mr. Victor Clash sank last Sunday during shark fishing near Darwin. An aborigine party assisted, retrieving two survivors and aiding the rest to Perrin Island.Mr. Connors, manager of Clark's tyggers, arrived later and will likely file a report.
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Darwin
Victor Clash
Shark Ans
Tvs Kamwn
Ge Wagedy
Anca Darwin Jn
Mekener
Pojal- Charles
Perrim Island
Berwin
Reticent Murderer and Airmen Tragedy Surface in Report
Vienna reports a controversial murder linked to former Communist circles. Four U S airmen died in a collision over Warsaw region noted in the dispatch. The piece references a Swiss operative and a merchant linked to anti Communist groups.
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United Service
Vienna
Saturelg
Megerdine
George ‘Ellelmann
Grgabisauin
Agon Spielmann
Big “Wey
Sellermann
Apnhires
Warsaw
Tour Oifiesis
Voania
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Alli
Empire
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Dia
Stull
Edson Tragedy
Lord Kylsant Case
Hitch
Eyes On Loan Council
iOalled
Britain
Ebonds
Gollaton
Lugger Founders
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