Marine Disaster Off Vancouver Seals Doomed Ship Brews Losses
A Sunday petrol explosion aboard the Viking sealing ship near Vancouver triggers a calamity with up to fifty missing and many feared dead. Snow and ice hinder operations as divers confront toxic fumes and cold seas. Rescue boats, doctors, and nurses push to save survivors among crew and photographers aboard the vessel.
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Vancouver
Norn-East
Newfoundasy
Viking
Wealing
Wiren
St Jon's
Canadian Politics The Government Attacked
Ottawa Monday the Liberal leader moved an amendment to the Address in Reply arguing that the Imperial Economic Conference proposals and how they were handled by the Prime Minister harmed London talks and Canada Britain trade relations. It states that continuing these policies would worsen the serious conditions now facing the country.
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United Service
Ottawa
Canada
London
Great _ Britain
Communist Councillor Henning pma shot dead in Berlin
In Berlin on Monday Communist Henning was killed by assailants who said they mistook him for leader Andre. The shooters surrendered and face murder charges. Later, extremists attacked a beer hall, killing a fascist or wounding several during a postorgy fracas, provoking strong public anger.
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United Service
Berlin
Henning
Amed Andre
NSW to cut interest rates on government loans
Sydney Tuesday report says Premier Me. 4. 7. introduced a bill to reduce interest rates on government borrowings in New South Wales to three per cent. Lang emphasized debt settlement as a major postwar issue and noted the bill would be debated in the Legislative Assembly by Thursday.
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Sydney
Hangy
Sraniva
Legislative Assembly
New South Wales
Lang
Australia faces repudiation fears at chamber luncheon
Melbourne Monday speech by Mr Hogan condemns repudiation as dangerous to savings. He cites Britain’s debt figures and notes £453 million borrowed locally and overseas, with £31 million from the Government Savings Bank and £1.9 million from the State Superannuation Board. He warns that repudiation would ruin the public’s deposits and provoke protests by railway workers and public servants.
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Melbourne
Mir KJ. Hogan
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Igor Soy
Australia
Australie
Viatorie
Fovestor
Sav Age Bank
Joan Epudiatra
Railweymen
Races at Gawler Include Fast Class Plates and Handicaps
Race card from Gawler lists seven furlongs and longer events with a range of horses and weights. Notable entries include Cape Don, Detach, Laurelmond, Double Pop, and Flying Two across multiple plates and handicaps, with numerous odds and weights shown.
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Mortimer Handigap
Mil¢ Ana
T48
Areneson
Prince Wavireu
Cape Don
Palasa Eval
Simotta Belin
Vovidias
Detach
Little Guy
Laurelmond
Peter's
Kirst
Carrawirrs
Nar Plume
Stonefield
Aurie Anton
Flying Two
Phoenix
Anion Prince
Wallies Guard
Shanky
Ommipalen
Vermonious Accident Jockeys Exonerated
Adelaide dispatch reports S A J C stewards ruled the January 31 Vermonious accident could not be blamed on any single bar or driver. Officials noted no specific fault and affirmed exoneration for A Johnson and others involved.
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Adelaide
S.A.J.C
A. Johnson
Irish Echoes Lift A New South Wales St Patrick Night
The St Patrick concert at Lanez Ave featured renowned artists Vincent McMurray and L Watson with Helen Flint entertaining the audience alongside St Mark's schoolchildren in costumed numbers. Mrs F J McMahon directed a long program praised for its artistic balance despite a tuning hitch and minor absences.
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Ags
Certie
Ireland
F. J. McMahon
Ned
Reston
Giscn Greanly
Vincent McMurray
L. Watson
Bana
Adelaide
Helen Fin
Helen Fin, £.L.c.an
Keding
M McMurray
Pirle
Watson
Helen Flint
St. Mark's J
St. Anthony's
Mico Hilda Weldy
Mra. G. Gummow
Layton King
Fileen Tretoar
Waller Malyoha
Doreen Mande
Mra P. 3
McMahon
Frank Hackett
Busto
Gerald Brokhaver
Rexar
Erin’s Wreath
St. Mark's
Auet
Eileen Alannah
Zeta Brady
John McMahon
Enor
Mollie Branc Fuga
Mr. Vincent McMurray
Hass Seta
Kitty McPhee
Mr. L. Watson
Erin
Venice
Vincent Mc Murray
Nathorus
Australia
J. Vaughan
C. Jones
E. Richardson
White
Endorsement of Plan Sparks Canberra Contention
In Canberra on Tuesday Labor pressed for a new plan amid a fast moving policy dispute. Prime Minister Scullin defended government policy while internal consultations and meetings with Latham Lyons and others stirred a fierce caucus debate. Absentees and rapid appeals marked the push to push a vote, which expired without a division as party lines and procedural moves dominated the session.
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Canberra
Nts
Labor
Scullin
Scully
J. G Latham
Mme Cecimen
Duntroon
Parliament
Maloney
Jonas
Austey
Lewis
Latham
Federal Labor members rush to Canberra after summons
Three Federal Labor MPs Anstey Jones and Ir Maloney responded to a party whip summons. Four hundred minutes later they left for Easenaun where they boarded a plane to Canberra.
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Melbourne
Tueadey
Ai Now
Labor
Mesars. Anstey
Jones
Ir. Maloney
Easenaun
Canberra
Premier announces £1,000,000 for country works
The Premier Mr J T Lang told the Legislative Assembly that £1,000,000 would be available from the unemployment relief fund for water and sewerage works under the Country Towns Walter Supply and Sewerage Act. The program would employ about 10,000 men.
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Sydney
J. T. Lang
Legislative Assen Iy Tla
Walter Supply
Sowee
Tee
Sunken Dredge Nereus Marine Court Finding
The court reviews the sinking of the dredge Nereus and the loss of two lives after tow by a tug. It finds questions about why the engineer stayed in the engine room and notes doubt about the captain’s actions amid the influx of water and the presence of a sizable water body.
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Nereus
Charles ‘Fc
Dermott
Carboronch
Returning Prosperity in Melbourne Conference Report
Melbourne delegates at a newspaper proprietors conference expressed optimism about an imminent end to government vacillation. They indicated belief that prosperity would return largely due to public sentiment and support from Mr. Lyons.
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Melbourne
Inday
Mr. Lyins
Stabilisation Move Urged by Chambers at Conference
At the annual conference the Associated Chambers of Commerce urged drastic economies to stabilise Australian finances. The plan calls for all-round government cost reductions, lower social service spending, and broader taxation, plus separation of government and railway finance to fund a 53 million debt and restore confidence. Local speakers warned inflation would hurt direct taxes and warned against tariff and wage pressures harming producers.
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Melbourne
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Lora Somers
Fimnce
Chambera
Balancine
Sir Durden
Hag
France
G. Parkes
Sydney
New South Wales
Feders
Stat
Central Australia scheme of development proposal
Central Australia article notes pastoralists cooperative efforts around Melbourne and Springs Railway in adopting a cooperative fencing wire purchase system. It mentions railway commissioner Mr Gahan weighing reserved concessions and potential price adjustments affecting costs and operations.
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Melbourne
Springs
Mr Gahan
Ned Peices
Electricity Fund Report on town council findings and costs
Mal Wainwright's report reviews the electricity fund status since 1915, noting improvements from a poor start to a satisfactory financial position. It details capital, depreciation, and replacement needs, with proposed rate and asset management changes and a plan to redevelop the balance sheet while preserving the reserve.
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A. L. Forgan
Wainwright
Auditor-General’s Department
Port Virle
BHLAS
Smeliges Veverment
Relief of Farmers Bill Introduced in Assembly
Efforts of government to end vacillation lead to a partial relief bill. Premier cites delay by Federal Government and announces a £400,000 provision via the State Bank of South Australia to help farmers obtain superphosphates, sustenance, sacks, labor, and transport. Farmers lacking other aid gain access through banks or merchants with preferential crop proceeds. An anticipated allocation for distribution is promised tomorrow.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Hill
State Bank of
South Australis
Ussintane
Tomarrow
Labor Party Divided Over Fascist Plan At Conference
A heated ALP conference debate ended with Lang defeated on a motion supporting allied Labor plans. Resolutions urged SA Labor and other states to back controlled information and oppose the state premiers plan, signaling a split in parliamentary strategy.
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Adelaide
Lang
New South Wales
Labor Party
Labor
Motion of Censure at Adelaide ALP Conference
Proceedings in Adelaide on Tuesday failed to reveal a clear position on the censure motion against the Government. The party will decide tonight, with L. L. Hill W. D. Denny and S. R. Whitford asked to show cause why they should be expelled. The Hill Government’s stance appears more stable than before.
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Adelaide
ALP
Ulehe
L. L. Hill
W. d. Denny
R. Whitford
London Wool Sales See Prices Steady Across 10599 Bales
London wool sales continued with good prices, market active and competition strong. The catalog totals reached 10 599 bales, and recent trends were largely maintained across the sale.
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United Service
London
Melbourne Series Crowded Sale Attendance Noted
A crowded Melbourne sale drew strong turnout as buyers gathered for overall bidding. Details on participants and final totals remain unclear in the fragmented OCR text.
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Lucknow'y Bay
Wier King
Pelupé
Ronnester
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Lanez Ave
AEC
Nationalist Party
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Chambers of Commerce
J. Boyd
Malbourne
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Boyd
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H. Tussell
Brisbons
Queensland
Otto Niemeyer
G. J. Cowle
Harding Browne
Becau
Central Australia
Pastoralists Co-Opera
Electricity Fund
Mal Wainwright
Harnel Maue
London Wool Sales
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