Lang Government Falls as Premier Refuses to Stop Illegality
In Sydney on Friday Governor Sir Philip Game dismissed Premier Lang after he refused to commit to ceasing illegal acts. Mr Stevens, leader of the Opposition, was commissioned to form a new government as an election looms. The Governor pressed for withdrawal of a contested circular to state officials not to pay the Commonwealth, but Lang balked and pledged to consult his cabinet. A late meeting of Cabinet concluded the regulation would stay, prompting Lang to resign and Stevens to form a new ministry.
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Sydney
Lang
Philip Game
Stevens
Commonwealth
Philip
Governor sacks Lang and forms new government
The Governor dismissed Lang from office at 5 45 pm after a meeting with three newspaper representatives. Lang left for his farm Ebenezer and said he had been sworn in as Formisr and commissioned to form a Government. A general election is anticipated with a Budget vote likely, and a temporary Supply Bill may extend to month end. Campaign activity and elector readiness are noted for a possible late month appeal.
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Sydney
Ofice
Lang
Ebenezer
Gramt
Free Man Declares Break After Refusal of Resignation
The article notes a person asking another for his resignation who refused to tender it. The Banel fancy dismissed him and signaled he would seek other advisers. "Now I am a free man," said Mr.
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Tam
Removal of Lang and the task for Stevens in Australia
The Premier Hon L Hill comments on Mr Lang's removal as not only relieving a minister but highlighting the massive challenge facing Mr Stevens. He warns that the whole of Australia must support Stevens and other state minded citizens of New South Wales rather than watching passively.
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Australia
Mr. Stevens
New South ‘Wales
Mit
Tog
Lang
Paris 17 Hours Recorder Special Cables Newark Flight Plan
In Paris 17 hours, Lou Ritchners departs Newark on a two ball flight aiming to beat Col Lindbergh’s record by half. He carries merchandise to test the pony express trans Atlantic service as he seeks a cruising speed around 209 miles per hour.
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Newark
Lou Ritchners
Sons
Col. Lindbereh
Pony Express
Vice
Latin American nations seek customs union against U S policy
A New York Times report from Sims cites the Pernyish Foreign Minister announcing that several Spanish American republics including Peru Chile and America have begun talks to form a Latin American customs union aimed at united defence and coordinated retaliation against United States ranke policy.
Nudists gaoled for nude parade in public in Nelson
Vancouver briefs report seven Russians, identified as Doshobors, were sentenced in Nelson to three years imprisonment for parading nude in public. The article notes a total of 15 men and 34 women already serving sentences for similar offences.
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Vancouver
Peiessary
Nelson
Adelaide students push Labor Club amid campus tensions
ADELAIDE Friday reports show University students proposing a Labor Club at Adelaide University. The move, opposed by many, is echoed in On Dit the students' paper which warns of a Red tendency. A correspondent floats forming a society to investigate, seize the idea, and push it into the River Torrens if supporters persist.
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Adelaide
Errisin University
Adelaide University
Taita
British Debt Policy and Travel Plan Highlighted
The report notes Mr Alexander, director at the Paid 0, Gom dany, speaking aboard the Strathnaver about Britain buying British goods and traveling in Britain made vehicles. He cites Great Britain’s demand to resolve largely unpayable war debts and hopes Lausanne responses reflect courage and vision.
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Wrmcarder
Ondon
Alexander
Gom
Dany
Strathnaver
Great Britain
Lausanne
Central Baptist Church Services Announced
Tomorrow at Central Baptist Church morning service led by Roy J Asger and afternoon by J J Aster while evening is led by Mr W J Odges Rev L Asser preaches choir to sing Let God Arise and The Day is Past and Over with soloists Miss W Brown Mr L Sandery Miss Evely Mr Awe. Evening sermon at 643 p m.
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Central Baptist Church
Roy
Asger
J. Odgers
Pirle South
Mortgage Bill Advances in Parliament Amid Tight Vote
The Commonwealth hits back in Sydney as the Mortgage Taxation Bill passes all stages in the Legislative Council by 6.10 this morning. The second reading was carried 48 to 45 with six Liberal Party members backing government proposals minor amendments were inserted then agreed to in the Legislative Assembly.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Pederel Lebar Party
Legislative Assembly
Legislation Passes to Nullify Mortgage Tax Penalties
In Canberra on Friday the Lang Mortgage Tax Nullification Bill cleared both houses. The measure voids any state tax on mortgages as of April 30 and blocks penalties for nonpayment. It exempts mortgage forfeiture or alienation penalties under existing state law and limits tax charges on secured principal amounts.
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Canberra
Lang
House of Representatives
Senate
Metal market quotations from London and Sydney updates
Australian Mines and Metals Association reports quotes for May from London Metal Exchange including copper ingots and soft metals, with spot and forward prices for copper tin silver and related metals. The notes cover standard spot values, forward terms, and shipment timelines for this month and next.
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Adelaide
Priday
Australian Mines and Metale Association
London
Service Leaders and Anthem at Morning Evening Worship
Mr. D. 4 Reeble the student pastor will conduct the morning service and the evening service will be led by Rev. FH Patterson. The administration of the Lord's Supper will occur at the close of the services. In the evening, the choir will perform O Saviour of the World and Mrs Baverstoos will recite Rather in Heaven by Handel.
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Reeble
FH. Patterson
Chow
Central Methodist Church Services Announced
The central Methodist church will hold morning worship led by Mr S. Wi oos and evening rites by Rev St I Kil, with the choir preparing Our Bleat and Re jeemer. Rev J A Kilmartin to lead the Tenmyson morning service and the young Trien's hand to speak at night.
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Genirsl
S. Wi Oos
Sf. I. Kilemotha
J. A. Kilmartin
Tenmyson
Trien
Australian politics eyeing post election loan council action
The report outlines calls for the Loan-Council to review New South Wales’ finances after the Wintonlan election results. It notes potential premium on government bonds, the need to restore confidence, and suggests Lang’s removal could trigger a stock market rise and shifts in funding.
Solomontown and Risdon Park Circuit Services
Solomontown and Risdon Park Circuit services will be conducted by Rev ALT with the anthem The Lamb Shall Lead. Rev B Goldsworthy to conduct a christening service at Risdon Park. The choir will sing The Lord is My Shepherd. Miss Annefs Wil sing at both churches for the anniversary of Napperny church. Rav S Goldsworthy and Mr S Milnes named as attendees.
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Solomontown
Alt. Strange
Ohole
B. Goldsworthy
Risdon - Pa
Shephard
Annefs
Risdon
Park Shurehes
Anniersary
Napperny Sechureh
Seachers
S. Goldsworthy
S. Milnes
Victorian poll today as voting nears in 44 electorates
Voters in Victoria prepare to cast ballots tomorrow across 44 electorates with 24 candidates including party leaders. The campaign centers on adherence to the Premiers Plan, with UAP efforts for a clear majority facing Labor resistance and fear a government defeat would push the United Australia Party to seek Country Party support for a House majority.
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Melbourne
United Australia Party
Labor
Peamlars
Country Party
Labor Breach Adelaide Friday Meeting Seeks Unity
A Friday meeting of the Australian Labour Party in Adelaide discussed unifying the labor movement amid internal differences. An amendment for a federal conference to pursue unity was carried by about 20 votes, with Lang and his faction offered a path to rejoin the Federal Australian Labor Party.
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Adelaide
Chunell
G. E. Yates
Joy Labor
By Walsh
Australian Labor Party
Lang
Federal
Lewin
Congregational talk on unseen but real temptations roasts planned
Tow Lesiie Pleass will preach on the unseen but real temptations in Godder Hall tomorrow at the social hour. A program titled The Unseen But Real has been arranged with Mr Bar Yor speaking.
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Godder Hall
Bar
Lindbergh baby found dead in New Jersey brush
Search for kidnappers spans 73 days ends with discovery of the Lindbergh infant’s skeletal remains near Mount Rosehill Hopewell. Clothing identifies the child. skull fracture cited. Parents Mrs Lindbergh and Col Lindbergh mourn as investigators push for arrest of suspects. Strong figures include Col Lindbergh, Mrs Lindbergh, Hoover message.
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Trenton
N.F
Colonel
Mra. Lindbe
Mount Rosehill
Lindbergh
Hopewell
All Meads
Auvautopay
Dudhy
Hoover
Endemic Typhus Declared Infectious Disease in Gazette
The South Australia Government Gazette issue notes typhus fever as an infectious disease declared under the Heart Act of 1898, with four proclamations appearing to formalize the designation.
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South Australia
Skating Rink Opens Tonight With New Facilities
The new rink at Jon's Tull opens tonight featuring improved sliding and accommodating space. A live music act will perform as attendees enjoy enhanced skating and a fresh venue experience.
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Jon
Bas Jan
Willy
Palatial BBC Headquaters in London Display Grand Design
The new British Broadcasting Company headquarters in London, described as city writing itself, cost £650000. Noted for its distinctive eight atmosphere studios and a religiously themed main studio resembling a church, the complex hosts 22 studios and aims to imprint a distinctive broadcast identity.
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Ipportian
London
Hritish Broadcasting Company
Davis Cup Contests Narrowed By Denmark See Slavia Eliminated
Tidings from Copenhagen report Denmark has eliminated Yugoslavia from the Davis Cup contest. The article notes Austria and Japan involvement with Australia hopefuls, as Guba’s matches begin tomorrow.
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Revardon
Copenhagen
Denmark
Yugo Slavia
Japan
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