NS W Emergency Ministry Announces New Wales State Elections
Emergency Minister Stevens announced that New South Wales state elections would take place on June 11. The six member Unite Australia Party and four member United Country Party cabinet includes Stevens as Premier and Treasurer, Dilly as Premier, Transport and Local Government, Weaver as Secretary of Public Works and Health, Chaffey as Colonial Secretary, Buttenshaw as Lands Secretary, Drummond as Education, Levy as Attorney General, Cunningham as Trade and Industry, Mabry as Agriculture and Priests minister, Ames Ryan as vice president of the Executive Council.
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Stevens Ramjet
4Th Wales
Unite Australia Party
United Country Party
Philip Garse
B. Stevens
M.la— Premleg
Bir
M. F, Brurner
M.l.a—De Dilly
RW. D. Weaver
Gharfey
MRE
Buttensnaw
Drummond
Sik
Wiel Levy
Omer
Dus
Dmr
J. Af
Cunningham
M.ua
Tavor
Industry
Hugh Mabry
Ac—Mirs
Agriculture
Ma.ames -Ryan
Gourell
War on Chicago liquor raids drives massive fines in Berlin
Berlin reports the German government declared war on Chicago style liquor trafficking and approved penalties totaling 2,650,000 pounds with the heaviest individual fine at 545,000 pounds. Police and agents nabbed many, including foreigners, in raids on cafes and saloons. Ten ringleaders jailed for long terms.
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Berlin
Chicago
Yorelgne
Pe Sang
Inn
Rabbit hawkers protest ration ticket restrictions in Adelaide
Hawkers told a meeting that they cannot accept ration tickets for rabbits and fear loss of trade. They plan a deputation to the Government, alleging butchers supply rabbits for rations and that 190 to 459 livelihoods are at risk.
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Adelaide
Victorian poll position unchanged in Melbourne report
Victorian voters saw few additional ballots alter standings in the Legislative Assembly contest. Labor hopes rest on Pollard retaining Bulla Dalhousie with absentee votes counted. cabinet formation rumors center on Sir Stanley Argyle’s likely ministry after a party meeting. Inflation news from Paris followed.
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Melbourne
Victorian Legislative Assembly
T. Tunnesliffe
B. J. Hogan
Stanley Argyle
Country Party
Whesller
United Australis Party
Stanley
Australia
Ie Country Party
Pete
Mobachlan
Suppo
Home brewed beer worry grows for British excise
London reports that private breweries are expanding rapidly and excise authorities fear Treasury losses. Before a one penny per pint tax, losses were about £60,000 yearly. recent clandestine production has increased the drain, prompting stricter measures to stamp out illicit brewing.
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London
Industria Sivfets
Egal
South Australian banking drift halts on optimistic season
In Adelaide, the State expects strong returns from chief primary products estimated at 15 million pounds, up from 13.5 million last year. Banks report farmers reducing reliance on external finance and improving their own cash flow, signaling a hopeful shift for the new season.
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Adelaide
South Australia
B. H.matthews
Associated Banks
Seamen Win New South Wales Lottery Prize
A seaman wins first prize of 5000 pounds in the New South Wales lottery drawn today. Roseberry Street Ascot Vale is the address given. Mr Herley notes a syndicate won 50 pounds fortnight ago and used the winnings to buy more tickets, leading to today's prize.
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Roseberry Street
Ascot Vale
Herley
Davis Cup Ties Australia Cuba in Havana
Davis Cup action in Havana featured Australia facing Cuba with singles matches led by Sproule defeating Volmor 6 4 and Hopmin Causey beating Morales 6 2. The Australians, who hold five watches, will meet America in the next tie. Stanford, noted for asthma, is mentioned amid the event details.
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Cordon
Special Gables
Havana
Mouis
Australia
Cubs
Sproule
Aust
Volmor
Hopmin Causey
Morales
Sproute
Tor Stanford
America
Toni
Calcutta Riots Prompt Police Rifle Use in Turmoil
Rioters from Hindu and Muslim factions clashed in Calcutta’s native quarter with police firing rifles to quell the unrest. About 13 people were killed and some 250 injured as dawn saw thousands of combatants in the city square. Troops guard affected areas as authorities fear spread of disturbances across India.
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Calcutta
U Sas
India
America sweeps Mexico in Davis Cup singles
America won the two remaining singles against Mexico on Monday in New Orleans, completing a clean sweep of all matches.
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New Orleans
America
Mexico
NSW Treasury cash transfer and taxation offices reopen
About £600000 to £700000 in cash moved from the Treasury vaults this morning as the NSW State offices of Taxation reopened. Officials resumed duties including sale of duty stamps and related reemployment actions after a period of temporary closure.
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Sydney
Treasury
Taxation Department
Poland vs Holland marks Davis Cup bid by Britain
Poland faces Holland in London as Britain advances to the next round of the Davis Cup contest. The match, held Monday, eliminates Hatland and sets up another round clash.
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London
Britain
Peru Mexico Diplomatic Row After Minister Appointment
Peru and Mexico sever diplomatic relations after Lima rejects Senor Juan Cabral as Mexico's representative in Peru. Initial Peruvian silence ends as Mexico appoints Cabral, prompting a formal break and a diplomatic rift between the two nations.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Peru
Evein
Senor
Juan Cabral
Feru
Pert
Senor Gabral
Lima
Ecie
Peruvia
Canberra to Pass Suspension of Enforcement Act Tomorrow
A bill will be passed through Parliament suspending operation of the Enforcement Act. Elven assurances by Premier Stevene prompted Lyons to ask New South Wales banks to follow the instruction to impound state revenues and remit to the Commonwealth. Cabinet planned amendments to the Grimes Act and Bankruptcy Act before weekend adjournment.
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Canberra
Parliismant
Stevene
Lyons
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Three Minute Meeting Report From Southport Council
A special Southport Town Council meeting was reportedly disposed of in about three minutes by Mayor Alderman C Steadman. The event, described as unprecedented in local government history in Australia, highlights a rapid decision session held in Southport Queensland.
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Australia
Southport
Queensland
Ald. C. Steadman
Bombing in Tokyo shakes Japan with Prime Minister shot
Five uniformed assailants bombed department HQs and the Prime Minister's residence in Tokyo last night. Prime Minister Inukai was shot twice, dying near midnight. Authorities report fascist plotting and expect further anti-government action as police and militia tighten guards.
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Tokyo
Japan
Innkai
Hin
Tatksi
M. Doumer
French Republic
Inukai
Railways Directorates May Be Reintroduced In SA
The government plans to reintroduce a bill creating a directorate to control South Australian Railways with a managing director and five directors. Attorney General W J Denny said it has a good chance this session after last year’s debates. Port Pipie Associates will headline the Silver Spoon event on Thursday, with an eclectic competition starting at 2 o clock.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Oe Vale
W. J. Denny
Beilways
Port Pipie Associates
Pisy
No Fresh News On Relief Grant For Port Pirie
Yesterday Mr Middleton said more information from the State Government regarding the Commonwealth relief grant. With Adelaide absent the Hon L L Hill no definite news is expected until next week for Port Pirie.
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Middleton mi Cateria
Port Pirie
Adelaide
L. L. Hill
Pirie
Cabinet Resigns Under Imperial Custom After PM Assassination
The Japanese Cabinet, claiming responsibility for the Prime Minister's fate, tendered its resignation to the Emperor under traditional custom. Ministers of War and Navy accept direct responsibility for the assassination and state they will not remain in office.
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Tokyo
Thss
War
Navy
Mtoe
Much-Married Rogue in Prague Scandal Recount
PRAGUE Sunday report reveals Paul Gor Daloff, accused assassin of MS Paul Donner, France's president, led a life of rapid marriages and bigamy. He traveled on the ocean for four ventures, claimed wealth from Russian sources, and praised his mother from a distinguished family.
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Prague
Paul Gor Daloff
Paul Douner
France
Inez
Gorbulof
Assissia
Can
Gorbulot
Prisoner Death by Self Inflicted Wounding at Parramatta Gaol
At Parramatta Gaol Sydney Atonday Samuel Douxold aged 24 a prisoner serving an indeterminate sentence committed death by his own action last night by cutting his throat with a blade. The event occurred within the prison facility and authorities are investigating.
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Sydney
Atonday
Samuel Douxold
Parramatta
Prest's Limited Motor Covers and Tubes Prices
Net prices listed for motor covers and tubes with various measurements and items. Prices shown include 2.92, 245.8, 3.31 and 4.50 to 3.31 with quantities in tubes and parts. All prices stated as strictly net.
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