Tariff Policy Sound by Minister of Customs
Melbourne Monday Minister of Customs Mr White defended tariff policy and Ottawa Agreement before Caulfield branch of the Australian Women's National League. He cited 486 tariff reductions and said the policy aimed at fair balance between primary and secondary industries to safeguard exports and a rising economy despite imperfect prices. Further reductions and ongoing discussions were pledged to strengthen security and growth.
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Caulfield
Australian Wamen's National League Today
White
Ottawa
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Grea
Britain
Australia
Mr. White
Engine Trouble Forces Ulm Down
Engine trouble forces the Ulm flight to force a emergency landing at Alor Star while the Yaith In Awerendia crew, including Bo Tini and Bis, reaches Tam goon. The plane resumed its flight in the morning after the issue was addressed.
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Liont
Bo Tini
Bis
Tennis Star Offered £20,000 to Move Abroad
London reports that a top tennis star has allegedly been offered £20,000 to turn professional and leave the season’s top rankings. The player disputes a definite offer, saying he cannot yet decide his future and may remain near the front of the rankings for now.
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London
Monroy
Ody Iogirdine
New York
Eyeworth Vines
Eoals Phiysty
Unity Move in Labor Party Opens Grand Sydney Conference
Sydney hosts the Labor Party triennial convention as delegates from all States gather to pursue unity among factions. Premier plans, committee discussions, and debates dominate the opening, with no final decision on unity yet and scrutiny on common policy and wage cuts.
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Labor Party
Aliivis Rontemsnen
Meang
New Swit Wales
Scullin
Feder
Axenda
Commonwealth
Karrine Swelinns
Labor Movement
Sehleve
Australian Labor Party
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Shelal
1100 Arrests in Sofia Prompt Bulgarian Siege
Sofia reports indicate Bulgarian authorities have seized arms and detained rivals as 1100 arrests are made and a state of siege clamps down on the capital. A midnight curfew is enforced while trains and tram services face disruption and widespread home confinement amid efforts to curb Macedonian groups.
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Palier
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Iie
Chamber Gay
Temperature readings for a 24 hour period
Yesterday recorded a maximum of 60.7 degrees and a minimum of 51.6 degrees by 5 p.m. The minimum was noted at 1 a.m. and the day ended with 5 p.m. readings.
Tariff Board Enquiries On Seed Duty In Australia
Melbourne reports that the Tariff Board heard evidence from seed merchants across five states led by Leslie H Brunning. They argued the 4 percent duty on dwarf Essex seed for pasture is a burden on primary industry and that seed growing is not commercially viable in Australia due to climate. Rape seed of the genuine type cannot be produced commercially and would need import. The inquiry notes little likelihood of an Australian rape seed industry.
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Essex
Kirulon
Australis
Leslie H. Brunning
Tariff Board
Ime
Australia
Austraia
One Great Body Objective Nazi Power Grows
Berlin reports Nazi leaders boast a week of dissolution of rival parties. Catholic Centre and Dr Hugenberg’s Nationalist People’s Party are said to remain, with predictions that participation in parties will be banned as Goebbels urges a single people’s party and exclusion of others.
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Rhine
Jan
Oters
Nazis Arrest All Austrian Diet Members in Treason Case
In Vienna, Austria, all members of the Austrian Diet were arrested amid treason charges tied to recent Vienna bomb outrages. The move signals a major development in the Nazi campaign, with authorities pursuing alleged conspirators among political leaders.
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Minonnay
Interference With Church Rites Reported in Königsbfrg
A report from Königsbfrg notes Pastor Muller altered Lent prayers for the first time in four centuries, paraphrasing the liturgy and delivering a blessing in an everyday speech. The incident is seen as signaling revolutionary intent in church rites, aligning with Nazi leadership aims.
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Konigsbfrg
Muller
Hitler
Four Injured In St. Peter's Cathedral Bombing Attempt
An explosion in a suitcase clockwork bomb in a cloak room at St. Peter's Cathedral during Mass injured four people. No structural damage occurred. Authorities suspect a terrorist intended to attack inside the basilica. all visitors were directed to move inside the cloak room.
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Floods in India Kill 50 and Displace Thousands
Record of devastating floods across Upper and Central India due to a clash of two monsoon currents. Fifty lives lost with many villages destroyed and thousands rendered homeless. Cattle perished. Ajmer buildings collapsed. Ganges overflowed inundating mangled acres of crops.
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India
Ajmer
Ganges
Fractured Skull in South Australia Car Crash
Cecil Marlin aged 34 of Laura Street Stepney sustained a fractured skull when his motor cycle crashed with a stationary vehicle near Norwood Parade while en route to team practice. He is secretary of the North Adelaide Association Football Club and was admitted to Adelaide Hospital in a serious condition.
Less Wheat Production Declared by Australian Premier
Adelaide reports Premier RB L Butler opposes participation in any global wheat reduction pact. He refutes London reports of a four-nation agreement and cautions that reducing wheat areas in South Australia would hurt railways and fail to curb prices long term. He notes under consumption, tariff barriers, and unsuitable mallee land for grain cannot justify area cuts.
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London
Canada
United States
Butler
Lyons
South Australia
Mallee
Glucose Manufacturers Seek Retention Duty Increase
The Tarim Board heard evidence supporting retaining a higher duty on glucose instead of the previous 42/ and 45/ per cwt. George Snengar, MD of Maize Products Proprietary, argues that 24th duty is needed to shut out imports and keep the plant running at full capacity. Frederick John Riley, secretary of the Manufacturing Grocers Association, adds that imports would reduce local employment.
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George Snengar
Tsuihat
Frederick John Riley
Manufacturing Grocers’ Association
Nazi ensign flies beside German flag on Magdeburg at Port Adelaide
The German steamer Magdeburg at Port Adelaide displayed the Nazi Party swastika alongside the Australian flag with the Southern Cross and the German national flag. It marked the first sighting of the swastika on a ship in Port Adelaide, with advice from the German Consul-General that official Nazi colors would fly on German vessels as well as the national flag.
More Definite Shape In Wheat Restrictions Seen
A forwarded statement by Acting Premier J. G. Latham to state governments outlines an international wheat production restriction proposal. While no firm plan exists, Latham said the position is taking a more definite shape and invites state views on the tentative proposition.
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J. G. Latham
Ogether
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Back to Barrier Celebrations in Pirie Progress
A meeting at Pirie Town Hall formed a seven member committee to aid the Back to Barrier celebrations for Port Pirie former Broken Hill residents. Sir Isaac Isaacs may attend, excursion tickets to Broken Hill announced, rail fare talks planned, and a contact list of locals to be drafted for coordinated travel and accommodation.
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South Australian
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the Recorder
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G. V. Dormer
F. McBride
Threadgold
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Commissioner of Railways
Astraea Makes Historic Visit Over Sydney Skies
Imperial Airways giant Astraea arrived this afternoon from Brisbane, escorted by a formation of smaller planes. The massive mono plane circled Sydney, drawing wide attention as the largest aircraft to ever visit the city.
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Imperial Airways
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Lhnen
Port Pirie Meeting For Broken Hill Exiles
Mr W H Threadgold presided last night in Port Pirie Town Mall over a gathering of former Broken Hill residents now living in Pirie. The Rev G Reed of Orreton acts as administrator for the diocese of Willochra during the Bishop A Thomas’s absence. Mr J C Monder of New Zealand Perpetual Forests Ltd, with Mr T Assander, stay at Royal Exchange Hotel. Rev W J Walker of the Methodist Conference attends Pirie Central Methodist Mission services and will depart for Adelaide. A W Lacey, leader of the Opposition, will leave Pirie for Adelaide this morning and return tomorrow with Mr Fudd, Minister of Marine, to receive deputations in Pirie.
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Pime
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Orreton
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London
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Dean Inge to Retire as Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral
The Very Rev W R Inge announces resignation from the Deanery of St Paul’s in 1934 due to advancing years. Aged 73, the famed “Gloomy Dean” born June 6 1860 has served since 1911, with London observers noting the forthcoming retirement will be widely felt.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
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St. Paul's
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