Seizure of New South Wales Revenue Resolution Debated
The House of Representatives debated Lyons's suspension to seize NSW revenue under the Financial Agreement Enforcement Act to repay a deficit. Lang supporters opposed, but the motion passed 50 to 16, authorizing action to apply NSW revenue categories from taxes on racing, betting, entertainment, income, and other sources to cover arrears. If NSW withholds payments, the Commonwealth could claim several million pounds in revenue.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Lyons
Auditor-General
New South Wales
Lang
Uckers
Wncupiesun
Scullin
Commonwealth
Emily
Sand
Mir
Iis Jchenous
Luous
Germany to grant New Zealand apple parity in trade deal
London reports Germany plans a trade treaty with Australia over its super duty on apples. Germany supports a moss favored ration scheme exempting apples from the tariff and placing them on par with New Zealand fruit. Australia would gain indirect tariff advantages in talks.
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Recorder Specia
London
Germany
Australia
New Zealand
Beneft
Poison claim shocks dining room in Adelaide
A 29 year old woman, Olive Myrtle Williams, dramatically declared she had taken poison as she entered a room where her father dined at Vindon Road, Findon, Adelaide. She was rushed to Adelaide Hospital about 25 minutes later.
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Adelaide
Olive Myrtle Williams
Adelaide Hosora
Stias Wiliams
Vindon Rsd
Findon
Flight record attempt by Lieut Scott departs Lympne at dawn
Flight Lieut G W A Scott, holder of former Australian England and England Australia records, leaves Lympne at dawn on Sunday to regain the return flight record now held by Mollison.
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London
G. W. A. Scott
Lympne
Mollison
Broadcast Bill Modifications Supposed in Canberra
A rumor in political circles suggests the Postmaster General plans drastic Broadcasting BM amendments and resignation from the Cabinet is possible. Mr Renton denies comment but confirms cabinet status, while key changes likely include withdrawal of the sponsored advertising provision from close stations before resubmission to Parliament.
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Canberra
Postmaster General News
Renton
NSW Seeks High Court Ruling on Commonwealth Law
A writ filed in Melbourne challenges the Financial Agreements Enforcement Act of 1932 as ultra vires. NSW asks for a declaration of invalidity and an interim injunction to prevent operation pending trial. Mr Justice Evatt Chambers noted urgent hearing, with Full Court to consider tomorrow.
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Commonwealth
Justice Evatton Chambers
New Souw Wales
Lyoung
High Court
Circuit Court Sittings Opened in Gladstone
In circuit court with Mr Justice Piper presiding, John Bullingal and Leo Kennedy received ten months imprisonment after pleading guilty to factory breaking and larceny. Edger Stanley Chellew was sentenced to six months for carnally knowing. Thomas Edward Smith was bound over on £20 to await sentence for arson.
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John Bullingal
Leo Kennedy
Edger Stanley Chellew
Carnally
C. K. Sparrow
Thomas Edward Smith
Irish oath of allegiance pledge removal announced
In Dublin on Wednesday Mr de Valera stated that his government would remove the oath of allegiance. He said once the oath is repealed there would be no reasonable excuse for anyone to disobey the law.
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Dublin
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Stolen Horse Case Guilty at Police Court
Clarence Arthur Ranébers was found guilty of stealing a horse valued at £42 40s belonging to Leslie McCallum of Melrose. The accused pleaded not guilty. Evidence came from Leslie Duncan McCallum Alfred Goode and Constable A B Phillips. The jury retired long before verdict and the judge deferred sentence.
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Clarence Arthur Ranébers
Leslie McCallum
Melrose
C. K. Sparrow
Leslie Duncan
Sparrow
How Owner Got Them Feinders Lane Shooting Case
Melbourne reports the Feinders Lane shooting case with counsel addresses for the accused. Mr Fazio argues Martin would not testify on oath as it could make him liable. He is described as a man at home the night of the shooting and has no prior convictions.
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Melbourne
Bealf
Fazio
Martin
Birth Concealment Guilty in Gladstone Circuit Court
Emily Annis Rosser of Port Pirie was found guilty of concealing the birth of a child on December 20. The jury recommended mercy with sentence deferred until Thursday morning. Evidence showed a male infant’s body was found. postmortem suggested possible death by strangulation or skull fracture.
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Gladstone
Piper
Emily Annis Rosser
Port Pirie
Mery
A. R. Chamberlain
S. J. Warren
Rosser
L. G.tassie
Phillips
Pirie
Evans
Revell Street
Pirie West
Grace Houser
Elrl
Wines
Det
Powling
Appeals to hear exiled ALP members in Adelaide meeting
The Federal executive of the ALP will meet in Adelaide to hear appeals of expelled members Gesere Thompson and Kearey. Warne’s appeal will wait for the State conference due to costs. Of 22 expelled, six are ministers or high officials, three hold key lates, and three sit on Public Works. More appeals are expected from remaining members.
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Adelaide
Gesere
Labor Party
British Budget Progress Declares Deficit Cut Amid Speech
Special cables report a balanced budget claim with receipts up to Saturday showing the deficit reduced by 12.8 million pounds to 24.2 million, compared with 44.1 million a year earlier. Stanley Baldwin, Conservative leader, warned the pound could have broken six months ago if Britain had not acted.
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London
Amousterh
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
Count Tries
England
Tragic currency collapse echoes threaten national stability
In a wavering account, the text notes a financial crisis as foreign money once circulating in England falters, jeopardizing the country’s economy. A distressed teacher questions a class about communication and public interest, while a pupil pleads for attention, signaling widespread concern.
Eyes on Ottawa Dominions Must Be Met
A London speech by former Dominions Secretary Lord Apiery warned that Ottawa's imperial conference could lead to disaster and disrupt the Empire if demands for wheat and meat preferences were granted. He claimed cabinet members might resign. urged meeting the dominions more than halfway to avoid a collapse.
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Lonvon
Weanesuay
Ottawa
Lord Apiery
Dominions
Leopard expert sentenced after fatal incident
Police shot the leopard following the attack. Othegraves was today sentenced to twelve months for manslaughter and keeping a wad annual imam inhabited area.
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Othegraves
Othegraven
Albert Hall riot shocks crowd with Webb ejecting communists
A dramatic incident at Albert Hall featured Victor Webb, a former communist turned evangelist, as several communists were dragged from the venue. Webb helped with the ejectments, while a correspondent warns about safety at home and urges wiping feet on the mat.
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Spectel
London
Albert Hall
Victor Webb
Webb
Prests Limited Men’s Pyjamas and Dress Fabrics Sale
A vintage advertisement from a Manchester department store promotes Prests Limited offerings. It highlights men’s Pelaco pyjamas under the Comfy Brand, mentions fabrics, fur trimmings, curtains, towels, blankets, and sells dress fabrics with fur, trimmings, collars, and cuffs in the up-to-date dress department.
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Ters
Kedesai
Scott
Mr. Lang
Mesars Brown
K.C
Bere
Sydney
High ‘Court
E. Clarke
Crown Solicitor
Ifwt
Circuit Court
Justice Piper
Fr. R. Chamberlain
Crown
Clarence Raneberg
James Sydney Farrell
Hey
Lenthall Ab Nodlawirra Parrell
Warren
Hiery
Sirs
Tosser
A.L.P
Stanley Balowin
Waenings
Prests’ Limited
Manchester
Prests Limited
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