FIDUCIARY CURRENCY POLICY PROMPTED BY CRITICS
Lanberra reports Prime Minister responds to critics over a proposed fiduciary issue of currency as a temporary measure to ease unemployment and stimulate lending. Scullin endorses limited advances by the Commonwealth Bank to assist workers while protecting wages, pensions, and public services amid inflation fears.
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Lanberra
Commonwealth
Conference of Commonwealth and
Melbourne
J. H. Bevllin
Seullim
Austral
Mura
Australia
Scullin
Steve
Cam Payls
Wee Tye
Labor caucus aims for agreement in Sydney meeting
Labor factions in Sydney push for a united stand as the federal caucus debates a path to support the government in the House. Encouraging signals suggest leaders seek a compromise to avert further splits and enable a smoother parliamentary agenda.
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Sydney
Tomy Row
Labor
House of Representatives
Threat of Secession Moves Stir Riverina Protest
Dismissed as regional discontent grows over federal and state policies. At a Waxea gathering crowds from 100 miles urged relief for primary and secondary industries and called for a referendum on Riverina autonomy. Armidale group backs a 30 member conciliation for a new state, New England.
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Sydney
Wags
Arvidale
Riverina
Waxea
Tons? of Representatives
Senate
Salaries to Be Adjusted Public Service Statement
A report outlines that salaries for public servants will be adjusted in line with government directives. The prime minister announces a significant statement while noting the government cannot approve wage increases amid current reduced conditions.
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vauBema
Me Scullin
Prine
Walyrieg
Queensland Treasurer Comments After Loan Council Return
The Queensland Treasurer Mr Barnes spoke on Sunday about possible court action against New South Wales over delayed Commonwealth payments. He indicated that any fiduciary currency issues and proposed election reforms would be addressed in court if necessary.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Mr. Barnes
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Bat Ie
Victorian Labor consolidating forces at Trades Hall
Melbourne Sunday meeting of Victorian unions and Federal representatives agreed to form a fanpalm council to adopt living standards policy for Iranian workers and press for work or subsidy for unemployed willing and able to work. Calls for paid officeholders to attend meetings and for an organising committee to oversee the Trades Hall Council actions.
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Melbourne
Fanpalm Council
Trades Union Congress
Jme
Eek
Thy A.c.tas
Federal Labor Party
Canada Isolated By Ban On Trade With Soviet
Ottawa grapples with an absolute trading ban amid controversy over government policy toward the Soviet Union. Officials cite strained diplomatic ties and a seven year lapse since passports were issued to Soviet citizens, while UK style actions echo attempts to isolate Moscow. Colonel Henry Mackie, a former MP from Pembroke, is cited as a possible emissary to discuss wheat markets and broader trade, with the Bennet government weighing measures to sever commercial ties and curb Soviet propaganda.
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United Service
Ottawa
Lonlay
NUS
Canada
Londim
Britain
Henry Mackie
Pembroke
Russia
Feadinexs
Aussia
Bennet
Mosley Expands Search for Candidates in New British Party
Sir Oswald Mosley announces a nationwide hunt for candidates for the new British party in London. He claims supporters remain unafraid to engage in politics and vows to push for electoral gains.
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Hemitel Semvin
London
Aswal Mosley
Funda
New Party
Hee Anuts
Mosley Plan Proposes New Party To Reform Parliament
Sir Oswald Mosley unveils the Twematlow manifesto calling for a new party to replace the current system. It condemns existing parties, urges voluntary constituency candidates, and aims to turn Parliament from a talkshop into a workshop supporting stable markets and high wages. The plan seeks a new economic partnership linking Domintone with Britain through a commission with the Gomumetats.
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Sunuun
Sarumay
Osgwald Mosley
Grare Industrial Xis
Ilica
Ald
Britain
House of Commons
Atture
Billiards match scores in London event draw crowds
In London on Saturday the Lindrum Metomachy billiards match reported figures show Lindeum at 46 222 with breaks of 1 028 and 435 while Meftonachy reached 10 829 with 234 1ff and 382. A separate note mentions the Pull Arbt ration Court arriving at its deviation in interne in haste wage.
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London
Lindeum
Meftonachy
British Press backs stability plan amid Commonwealth crisis
London observers quote a leading article in The Observer stating the British Press will not fail the Commonwealth during its crisis. The editorial notes three-year stabilisation plans are politically hazardous and warns dissolution looms. It argues only a National Government can provide policy and courage, with hope drawn from a continent behind and the world ahead.
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London
the Observer
Oday
Commonwealth
Ater
Plan of Cancellation Welcomed in London War Debts
London editors and financiers react to a proposed cancellation of war debts as a practical aid to Australia’s finances. A dealer notes that sacrificing £1,000,000 could spur British orders and aid rehabilitation, with a wide psychological impact and potential for broader debt reparations settlements.
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London
Saurday
Australia
Daily Mail
Britain
Naval disarmament talks in Italy reach accord
A British and Irish communique reports a Franco British joint agreement on disarmament terms from the London Conference. Henderson and Alexander travel to Paris to present proposals to France and then to the United States Japan and the British dominions for approval and the talks resume in London after meetings with Briand and Dumont.
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London
Usp
Grandi Sianni
Arthur Henderson Oreign
A.V. Wexander
Firs
The
Adairabty
Henderson
Alexander
Paris
Reach
United States
Japan
London Underground to Extend Waterloo Line to Camberwell Green
London underground railway plans to begin work in summer on the extension of the Waterloo line from Elephant and Castle to Camberwell Green. The project will provide employment for 4,000 men for two years and cost nearly £2,000,000.
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London
London Underground Railway
Waterloo
Elephant and Castle
Campherwell Green
Charlie Chaplin Encounters Noble Figures in London
Charlie Chaplin in London writes his first article since arrival. He met Bernard Shaw at a Lady Astor party and shared stories. He praised Miss Amy Johnson and dined with Winston Churchill who spoke of Rudolph Churchill's US tour.
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Charlie Chaplin
Loon
Bernard Shaw
Lady Astor
Amy Johnson
Winston Churchill
Exchequer
Rudolph Churchill
United States of America
London stock market wary on Australian shares
London traders report little lasting change in Australian stock prices amid ongoing nervous selling from New York. Despite expectations of eventual recovery, forward positions remain fragile as private operators hedge and avoid fresh purchases. Leading brokerages advise restraint while noting possible future gains if Australian finance improves.
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London
Australia
Suinix
Fockbrakers
Cliny
E.G. Theodore
Hound
New York
Wall Street
Momo
Momo Anl-Edged Securittes
Perman High
Mooney
Capone Sentenced for Contempt in Chicago Case
Six months in jail for Al Capone follows his contempt ruling by Judge Wilkerson in Chicago. The court rebuked Capone for boasting, noting his prior conviction and flight from duty to answer questions about the Chicago heights liquor conspiracy. Government records suggest Capone’s income from vice activities runs into hundreds of thousands, with health excuses used to avoid travel.
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Scarface
Capone
Wilker- OU
Philadelphia
Wilkerson
Chicago Heights
Florida
The
Association of Commerce
Capon
Incensed Parent at Police Station Over Al Capone Claim
Fragmentary Berlin report describes a tense scene as an incensed parent confronts police after alleging a link to Al Capone and firearms. The account mentions a United Service, a Crosswar Nia Police Station visit, telegraph to Federal Court, and suspicions of lunacy as officers noted a tense exchange and requested further action.
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United Service
Berlin
Vox al Capone
Cara
Ott Watleauin
Hungary
Tio
Nia
Amun
Feree
Hymans
Japone
Tn America
Estimation of a Chicagoland Merchants Assoc Projections
In Chicago on a Saturday the president of the Association of Commerce estimates Al Tapane's earnings from wine and beer at about 18,000 weekly.
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United Service
Prvitent of the
Association of Commerce
al Tapane
Rome
Sunday entertainments bill to allow local decision
Secretary of State for Home Affairs Mr J R Clynes announced Parliament would be offered an early opportunity to debate a Bill to amend the Lord's Day Observance Act 1781. The measure would let local authorities decide Sunday entertainments, with a free Commons vote expected.
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London
J. R. Clynes
Home Affairs
High Court
House of Commons
Britain and Australia register two thousandth telephone link
Authorities say the wireless business grows daily as firms value the new link. A planned call between Adelaide and Monte Video Uruguay was not completed due to unavailability of the Monte Video subscriber. Between April 30 and December 31, 1930, commercial calls to Australia totalled 987.
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London
Britain
Australia
Adelaide
Monte Video
Uruguay
Capone faces long prison stay after federal raids
A Chicago report notes the federal crackdown on organized crime as Captain Capone and his lieutenants face indictments for tax evasion. A special investigation train’s journey resonates abroad with warnings for Capone’s operations. Capone is slated to appear in court next Wednesday on a vagran t charge, with possible Leavenworth time looming.
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United States
Capone
Traiq
Atlen
Atlantic
Phil
Meutenants
Leavenworth
Canadian Pensions Strained By Expanded Aid Rules
Ottawa reports the pensions department overwhelmed by new veterans aid legislation. With an election looming, both parties push to extend benefits as Canada faces £9.0 million in pensions this year and £10 million next, with projections rising to £20 million annually. The pensions tribunal is jammed as demand outpaces funding.
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Ottawa
Pensions Department
Canada
Indoor Tennis National Championship Round Summary
Thien defeated Kozeloh 5 6 4 6 2 10 8 in the fourth round while Pare defeated Hunter 6 4 4 in the same stage at the National Indoor Tennis Championship in Detroit on Saturday.
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United Servier
Detroit
Thien
Kozeloh
Armed HoldUp at Fishmonger Shop in Melbourne
A Sunday Melbourne report describes an armed hold up at a fishmonger, where a detinanger entered Somerville Road Wak Pootherny shop of Mr Otter and restrained him with a Roy tank, taking money or valuables during the incident.
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Melbourne
Otter
Somerville Road
Wak Pootherny
Twen
Melbourne man found hanging in shop room
Sundar early this morning Duncan Camr dell of Mitehstl trees Bronewick was found hanged by a cord from a rope in the shop room of his office in the city Gun. Dell was dead with a balies wound in the head and a revelation AUD from a string esr.
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Melbourne
Sundar
Duncan Camrdell
soltMer
Bronewick
Dell
Cheap Wickets in Fifth Test Match
West Indies declare at 380 and Australia struggle five for 90 on a rain-affected pitch. West Indies 350 for ix before declaration, Bradman’s Australians falter in tough conditions. Strong names like Grimmett and McCabe feature in bowling with gritty fielding and modest run-scoring.
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West Indies
Australans
Bradfan
Interstate Match Report Amid Turbulent Play
The fragment describes a chaotic interstate cricket innings with players like Greene Marte and Richardson, noting Australia’s tally, top scorers, and bowling figures. It mentions South Austria and a list of bowlers with partial scores such as 0 for 22 and 0 for 14, highlighting an uneven performance and unclear outcomes.
Drug pay scandal hits dockside laborers risk and deceit
Police uncovered a scheme where about 40 dockside laborers were paid in heroin for months while overseers kept wages. Two overseers were convicted, one sentenced to three years with a £4,400 fine and the other to two years with a £300 fine. Laborers received small heroin portions with meals and rough nightly lodgings while abuses spread across multiple months.
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United Service
Cale
Car Strikes Resident on Aman Street
A resident identified as Gordon Leopold Nideway, aged a year living on Aman Street, was struck by a car last night. The incident occurred in Melatuane on Sunday as authorities investigate the crash and assess injuries.
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Melatuane
Ervasine Ledeberg
Isoait
Ivanhor
Gordon Leopold Nideway
Aman Street
Simick
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