Britain Pay Debt in Japan? Debts and Diplomacy Fray
Britain reports debt payments from several nations while Greece and France face instalment disputes. US response tensions grow as Britain resists immediate passage of capital payments. France’s 15 million dollar instalment faces protests and cabinet resignation amid riots in Paris.
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United States
Ste
Stinson
Beltain Tas
France
Quai
Britain
Wexhale
Ameriet
Hritals
Urissjo
Eisteddfod Exams Extended and Adjudicators Appointed
Council of the Woegen Eisteddfod extends the 1938 exams to nine days from September 20 to 24 with a concert on September 2. Separate adjudicators will be appointed for vocal and instrumental sections. A resignation from the council is accepted and a past service letter is to be sent to Mr. Georg.
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Woegen Eisteddfod, Society
Eld
Wight
Mire R Pranklin
Ibwan
Mir
A.B. Cook
Goumols
Appieria- Vom
Mr. Geok
Bly
Gervtes
Wheat Relief Bill Aims 300000 Pound Grant And 19 Percent Freight Cut
Legislation to distribute 300000 pounds for wheat relief in NSW was introduced, promising 19 percent reductions on rail freight and acre based allowances for growers. The plan includes payments for deliveries already made and direct halfpenny per bushel for wheat weighed, with aid scaled by acreage and losses from rust or rabbits.
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Cabitel
Tusadas
Maia
Browers
Nsw
Weilneider
Malu
Wheat Baldup Ends as Wheat Growers Resume Deliveries
In Perth on Saturday, the wheat baldup tied up industry since mid November concludes. The Wheat Growers Union executive ordered branches to resume deliveries. Farmers threaten further agitation for a wheat boycott near Nurkent as clashes erupt between hitchers and farmers over deliveries. A meeting at Wickep’n agreed to hold up without immediate shipments.
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Perth
Wheat Grow 7S’ Union
Nurkent
Wis
Lilbarin
Farsndry
Wickep'n
Moratorium Bill Defeated in Legislative Council Vote
The Legislative Council defeated clause 43 of the Moratorium HAM amid debate over penalties and remedies. The motion to amend the Moratorium Amendment Act of 1941 sought to entitle the vendor to reterm, compel performance within one month, and bar damages, but the amendment failed 48 to 46. The session recommitted other anti‑tension clauses by consent, with voting 42 to 44 on clause 2 and ongoing discussion about interest and enforcement provisions.
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Legislative Council
Mendens
Ua Sania
Keen Kutters Gift Sale for Children and Ladies Apparel
An ad listing Keen Kutters gift sale items includes nightdresses, children's frocks, tamderlock, socks, ladderlock wear, and ladies robes. It mentions ladderlock items, two tone designs, hosiery in silk, and guaranteed wear with several date lines such as 2/6 and 6/11.
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Sures Ladderlack
Bali
Bargain Menswear Lot Offers Silk Ties Socks Shirts
A jumble of discounted men s apparel items lists silk ties silk socks cotton athletic vests striped poplin pyjamas and frocks alongside hats and beachwear. Prices range from 4 9 to 69 8 with mentions of “unbeatable value” and “guaranteed quality” across belts shirts and outerwear.
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Donando
Eri Suizenteed
Waal
Sen
Barain Price
Hector
Local Notices and Transfers Highlight Rural NSW Scene
A brisk digest from Cootamundra district reports transfers of officials and teachers, marriage news at St Johns Church, an accident on a railway, and civic updates. Notable items include Sergeant Archer moving to Yenda duties, Gundagai Shire President George Turner reelected for a nineteenth term, and several school and council transfers across Coolamon, North Wagga, Griffith, Cowra, and Narrandera.
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Junee
Kelly
Annee
Cooke
Archer
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Fervis
GriMith
Yenda
Mowisle
Hwp
Carheny
Gundacal
Jalis
Mies Riles Spencer
A.B. Spencer
James Watters
W. Watters
Waranders
Williams
Grit
Cowra
A. Swith
Department of Fitusation
W. Celphua
Mathure Ta
Wellock
Coote
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Grifnith
Cowyn
Fonty
Natthmendi
Broken Hill
Steel
Nawexadl Ventvaty
Frovbrock Ty Markt Tre
A. Mhittla
Obituary notices from a late 19th or early 20th century Australian newspaper
A jumble of obituaries and memorial notices from Rosexven Eur ongilly and nearby towns. The text lists the deaths of Sunthce McCarthy Walter Heffernan George Stokes Sir Joseph Carruthers Laginia Sloane and Mrs Louisanth Pendrick with scattered biographical details including careers in management, politics, and farming, family relations, and hospital death notices. The fragmentary notice also mentions the Sloane family’s pastoral prominence and a reference to the Pendrick family of Wagga Wagga.
Obituary notices from Melbourne region families
Willa Eamer Nasty Greene died at Mona Vale aged 84 leaving three sons and one daughter. Also noted is the death of Hubert Gilchrist at Albert Park Melbourne aged 70, longtime Melbourne Age staffer and head of the stereo spring department for 25 years, survived by his wife and four sons. Burial occurred Friday in The Methodist general cemetery.
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Corne Hospital
Mine Laginia Sloane
Alex Sloane
Mulwaletation
Mulwid
Sloane
Riverion
Wagga
Hospital
Louisanth Pendrick
Eyneat James
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Shaw Street
S. E. Stevens
Sydney
John Mr. Blevens
Thore
Aun
Edward
Clarion
A. Stevens
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Bore Creek
J. Geste
Alstera
Burtelt
Athens
Willa Eamer Nasty Greene
Ant
Messy Greene
Aleit
Mona Vale
Ah, Gilchrist
Weaga
Wim
Hubert Gilchrist
Albert Park
Melbourne
Fr. Geichrist
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
R Ebert Uitelbourne
Hareie (Werned
Arthur Grathfull
Relth
Ballarat
Methourne General Cemetery
Resignation Offered By North District Exhibit Organizer
Mr 8 Mowsar of Toosat Sorth informs Wagek Line Comimit lee dest wight of regret that he must resign as organizer of the North district exhibit, noting illness of his wife. He will not accept nomination next year. The Chalvanan and committee praised his work, and a letter of thanks was planned. Sympathy extended at a Waree Ambulance Board meeting for Mr A H Glicbrint who died in Melbourne. Mr B Pilseimons, now in Wales, hosted a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs W Giles Delavan with guests and gifts.
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Toosat
Wight
Jerver
North District
Howtie
Chalvanan
A 3. Plewher
Moweat
Kod
Shir Stevie
Waree
Rmemers
A H. Glicbrint
Melbourne
B. Pilseimons
Femara Baperment
Wales
W. Giles
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