Tariff schedule cuts apply to 51 items in new list
Canberra reports reductions in duties on 51 items with eight categories seeing no change and 61 items reduced under the Ottawa accord. The schedule, effective tomorrow, lists notable cuts including gramophones records motor cycles tramcars and assembled motor vehicle chassis while some goods see modest rises such as edible fats wool and currency.
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Canberra
White
House of Representatives
Ottawa
Gramaphons
Marit Board
Adelaide inquest hears driver’s remorse after fatal crash
Det Correll reports Wild red Stanley Lange of Hackney admitted he did not stop after the February 26 incident near the cathedral. Witness Gordon Marriott, bricklayer, urged Lange to slow before the lorry struck Mrs. Fannie Mumme, 67, prompting the coroner to commit Lange for trial on a manslaughter charge. bail set at £100.
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Adelaide
Det Correll
Wildred Stanley Lange
Hackney
Lange
Fannie Mummo
Mackinnon Parade
North Adalatan
Gordon Marriott
Pridones
Langs
Haslam
S.M
Mumme
Ireland objects to disposal schemes in annuities issue
In the House of Commons J H Thoms said Ireland’s reconstituted government intended to divert first annuities and other disputed payments from its suspended account for ordinary government use. He stated Britain objects to the proposed disposal and noted his reply to the move.
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Britain
U'Recorder
London
J. H. Thoms
Dominions
Commons
Melbourne News: Man Attacks Boy. Victim Survives Unconsciousness
A 42 year old Bert Rowe was beaten with an iron bar by two youths after they asked him to carry halts to a sideshow. He fell unconscious but reached a house and survived. incident reported from Melbourne on a Wednesday.
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Bert Rowe
Ted
Melbourne
Adelaide Rent Push Prompted By Higher Wages
At a basic wage enquiry in Adelaide a witness said a firm of carriers pays 2/6 to 5 per week above award rates to help workers meet high rents. Mr B T L Dawes sought to call evidence from Emily Gambling about properties owned by Gambling Limited. Reginald Gambling testified his mother received 2d or 6d a week for rent of houses, noting Gambling Limited paid employees above award rates to help meet rent costs.
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Adelaide
B. TL Dawes
Gamblings Limited
Papelarp
Reginald Henry ‘Gambling
Eraxien
Meningis
Mes
Gambling
Dawes
Racehorse Recovered After River Mishap
Melbourne dispatch reports the New Zealand racehorse Bronze Hawk reared during preparation for Sydney, toppled into the river but was recovered by white laborers without injury. To be safe, the trainer sent the gelding and its inducement back to the stable for examination.
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Melbourne
Sydney
New Zealand
Australian butter export decision shocks England
Canberra reports the Australian Government has advised Mr. 8-M. Brice that the Singlish Government is dissatisfied with the Commonwealth's choice to restrict butter exports to the United Kingdom. The decision prompts criticism from England as a protest against the export policy.
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Anberra
Brice
Ue Commonwealth
Bok
United Kingdom
Banking Crisis in USA Prompts Special Session Talk
Washington reports consider special legislation to tackle the ongoing banking crisis. A partial relaxation of the current proclamation for international business is noted, with officials predicting steps toward stabilizing the system, easing the budget, and reducing taxes.
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Washington
Congress
Federal House Reassembles After Recess Presses for Funds
After months idle the Federal House resumed proceedings and moved to adjournment to debate unemployment. Scullin urged immediate government funds to enable state and federal bodies to hire men for public works and land development, claiming one million pounds monthly would employ 40,000 directly and boost purchasing power broadly. Lyons countered that unemployment improvements already occurred alongside overall economic gains.
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oMain
Lyona Sali
Bradman Plans Possible England Tour Next Season
Bradman said his trip to Rochdale Cricket Club was private and he had not decided his plans for the next year. If the Australian team travels to England next season, he wishes to go with it as a player.
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Sydney
Bradman
Rochdale
England
Paris Farmer Gets Death Sentence After Triple Murder
Terres Delassit, a farmer from Paris, was condemned to death at Azens court after a February last year massacre in which he killed his wife, grandmother, tinele, mother, and his baby daughter. Troops stood guard to prevent a lynching by outraged residents.
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Paris
Terre Delassit
Tinele
Azen
Bin
Commonwealth Loan Conversion Result in London
London reports show Ash and conversions to the Commonwealth loan totaling £6,184,000 from £9,600,000, leaving underwriters with 34 percent. The outcome is viewed as disappointing though the issue was not expected to fully succeed given its high price.
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London
New Motor Vehicle Weighing Regulation Issued
The Registrar of Motor Vehicles plans to require a weighbridge certificate within one month of registering a vehicle not previously registered. The move responds to protests over tax arrears claimed by owners of recently registered cars. The registrar will refund fines and interest already paid, except in cases of proven weight understatements or misrepresentation.
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Adelaide
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
R. S. Richards
Prist
Royal Automobile Association
Robbed While In Court in 44 Members Case
A court session yesterday saw 44 men and a woman charged with deed, as insurance firms allege entry to two accused homes where jewellery and nutiney were stolen and departed in a driven car by a living chauffeur. The woman allegedly had collected six figures since 1925 through deliberate deception.
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London
German unrest armored cars used in riots in Berlin and Hamburg
Police used armored cars and carbines to quell riots in Alton and Hamburg. Communists were being rounded up as fights continued at several sites. Nazis and stormtroopers seized public buildings as Chancellor Hitler announced plans to introduce a constitutional bill when the Reichstag met.
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Berlin
Alton
Hamburg
Reichstag
Milk Scandals Spark NSW Royal Commission Evidence
Sydney reports the Royal Commission on the Milk Board began hearing evidence into alleged irregularities. Commissioner Mit. & S. Abrahams claimed a Milk Board member, Mr. Martiny, received sums to procure work, with £4000 said to have been collected by Metropolitan Dairy Furnaces association members. Allegations include water being mixed with milk and formula given to a company as a preservative.
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Sydney
Royal Commission
Mit
Te Metropolitan Dairy Furnices
Abrahams
Death duties criticised before Taxation Commission
Melbourne panel hears views on death duties with Justice Ferguson urging timing sensitivity for families facing illness and reduced income. Mr Roe, representing Perpetual Trustees, calls for exemption limits and standardisation of state and federal death duties to curb dual taxation and encourage charitable gifts. Heard opinions urge taxing reform and fairer treatment across states.
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Melbourne
Taxation Commission
Justice Ferguson
O T. J. Roeficonmlant
Perpetual “Trustees
Executora ‘Association
Linwsted
Roe
Tha Epathy
Dr Earle Page Considers Stand Down From Leadership
Dr Earle Page of the Country Party says he may retire from party leadership for a few months to focus on development work on his property near the Glaveuse River. The plan follows the tragic death of his son and reflects his desire to step back while remaining active in party affairs.
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Sydney
Qountry Party
Hetle Page
Glaveuse River
Page
Shether
Navy to limit build up under London treaty says official
An official announced the Navy would be built up to the limit allowed by the London pact but would hold in the Pacific until the threat to the fleet improved. The new secretary indicated the aim to balance strength with treaty constraints and strategic position.
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Washington
Wennesday
Swangan
Thule
London
Pacific
Teanatté Dialog Reveals Tense Romance Moment
Fragmentary dialogue shows Teanatté quarreling with D4 about perfection as George and Jeannette exchange barbed remarks. The scene hints at romantic tension with Jeannette edging closer to George amid sharp exchanges.
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George
Darling
Jeannette
Price of Bread Set at Fixed Adelaide Levels by Bakers
A representative meeting of Master Bakers Association members in Adelaide and suburbs agreed to set bread prices at 4 4d per loaf over the counter and 4d delivered from Monday next. Prices had been monitored since February 1934 and will affect many consumers as costs rise. A proposal to cut secretary Mr Bennett’s salary by about 10 percent was defeated, keeping his pay at about £4 a year more than bread carters.
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Adelaide
Master Bakers’ Association
Mls. Bennett
Breadcarters’ Industrial Federation
York
Breadcarters
Bennett
Funeral of the Primate Archbishop Wright
Crowds press outside St. Mary Cathedral as the late Primate Archbishop Wright is laid to rest. Dignitaries from across Australia attend the service while another large turnout gathers at South Head Cemetery, prompting police to close entrances to avert crowding.
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Sydney
Archbishop Wright
Australia
South Head Cemetery
Beating Our Cricket Team Before Taxation Dept Affair
Sir Stanley Argyle declared the best team won as Australians accept a loss to the Taxation Department. Manager Palairet praised the entertainment while noting the Taxation Dept delayed the case, promising smoother dealings if kept in official hands. The team reportedly secured 15 percent of profits after adjustments.
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Mellrotand
AbaSlala
Stanley Argyle
Palairet
Jgint
Railways
Taxation Department
Fragmented diary style lines hint at a moral puzzle
A garbled passage discusses pleasure, marriage, and social roles, mentioning a young man, an old man, a baby, a lover, and a hypocrite. The text reads like scattered notes on rights and duties within relationships, with unclear references and incomplete phrases.
Nudist march threat looms from Doukhobor group
Verigin the Doukhobors leader warned Winnipeg of a nude protest if the government does not promise a royal commission to study the group position. He said followers would march unclothed from settlements to Winnipeg as a stand on their rights.
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Winnefeg
Fete Verigin
Winnepeg
Menace to morals under police ban in Berlin
Wednesday special commissioner of police Dr Goerling prohibits the tude lout in Germany claiming it threatens culture and morals. He says it has thousands of members and is killing natural modesty of women while lowering men's respect for women.
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Berlin
Goerling
Police
Goenlig
Afghan King Bans Marriages to Foreigners Decree
The Afghan king protests a rising trend of youths marrying Europeans and issues a decree barring diplomats and students abroad from marrying in foreign countries without government permission. The ruling affects those studying or serving abroad and sets tight oversight on cross border marriages.
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Calcutta
Afghanistan
Dance Club Opens Season With Mr Turner as MC
The Ideal Dancing Club begins its season with the first dance of the year. Mr Turner serves as master of ceremonies and Les Drake leads the orchestra providing the music for the event.
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Dancw Clud
Mr. Turner
Mnd
Les
Dakelands
Prests Limited Evening Frocks In Latins Marocains Georgettes
Prests Limited announces an attractive display of evening frocks in Latins Marocains and Georgettes with straight long lines, capes and puff sleeves. Window display features manufacturers samples, with prices from 10 shillings for a belief in value.
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Maniac
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MR. Scullin
Joshua Thomas
Eliot Johnson
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Wal Vie
Commonwealth
F. Stamiford
Royal Commission IN
Nsw
Earle Page
DR. Page
Hope
Canada
Germany
Prests Limited
Siz
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