Jewellery Robbery Triggers City Road Closures in Sydney
Police closed city roads after a daring raid on Angus and Coote’s George Street store, thieves fleeing with £3000 worth of jewelry in a quick getaway from a car stolen in Darlinghurst. A deaf woman regaining hearing from an artificial device during the break-in is noted. Lloyds Insurance offers £250 reward for stolen ring recovery.
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Sydney
Ueton
Mesure
Angus and
Angus and Cooke
Lloyde’ Insurance Company
Duke of Gloucester to Visit Wagga Experiment Farm
The Duke of Gloucester will arrive by train at 6 15 p m on Monday October 22 for a reception at the railway station from 6 15 to 6 30 pm then proceed to the Wagga Experiment Farm for dinner and stay the night there leaving next morning at 11 o'clock.
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Gloucester
Wagga
Mnnor
German Moratorium on All Foreign Loans Shocks Markets
Germany declares a six month moratorium on foreign loans including the Dawes and Young payments. German bonds in London sink as turmoil spreads. Britain contemplates impounding credits and setting up a clearing house to seize Germany's trade balance if reconsideration by July 1 fails. Treasury works on the machinery to implement the plan.
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Tondon
Germany
Dawes and Young
London Stock ‘Exchange
Treasury
Old Age Pensions Act Reform Stirs Canberra Debates
Prime Minister Mr Lyona announced in Canberra a revision to the Old Age and Invalid Pensions Act. The plan eliminates the requirement for relatives to contribute toward pensions as a condition of eligibility, signaling a major shift in welfare policy.
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Canberra
Lyona
Federal elections timing teased by Lyons and Thorby
In Canberra Lyons says date not yet set and disputes any fixed month. He cautions supporters to organize while denying Cabinet dissension. At Parkes Thorby tells Country Party backers an August poll is unlikely. Lyons later says election date not confirmed and denies suggesting September or February timing.
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AL Nowra
Rhursaay
Lyons
Canberra
Parkes
Thornby
Country Party
War Debts Replying to British Debts United States
Government sets three points on war debts with Britain. Britain to pay only June 15 installment to avoid default. No link between Britain’s debts to the United States and those Britain owes its allies. US open to readjustment, payment in goods or service, or territorial terms as alternative.
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United States
Britain
Larwood to Lead England Selection for Northampton Test
The Daily Telegraph reports changes in the England team with Larwood and Nichole replacing Mitchell and Steary. Beaux match form is discussed as selectors consider Larwood’s invitation and Captain’s orders. Australian tour notes highlight Brown’s batting progress and Fleetwood-Smith’s bowling improvements with Barnett praised for his wicketkeeping grit.
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Ndury
Larwood
Vecendant
Beaux
B.A. Perrin
Eng- Hah
Jackson
Plas
Presa
Saya
Australia
Northamptin
Brown
Fleetwood-Smith
Bradman
Barnett
Mussolini and Hitler Confer on European Crisis in Venice
Italian leader Mussolini and Hitler met in Venice to discuss European tensions and potential paths for reconciliation. A joint communique claimed no final agreement was reached, but stressed mutual understanding and ongoing correspondence. Mussolini urged dispelling gloom in Europe while warning against imperial overreach and urging restraint in naval and economic actions.
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Hitler
Germany
Cianco
Italy
Mussolini
Australia vs Gentlemen Test selection shakes team plans
Bredman rests to view thigh injury with O'Reilly Kippax and Barnett as likely outs. Woodfull Oldfield McCabe in the team mix. Hammond travels to London for a back strain consult. Wyatt announces thumb injury may sideline him for a month. Dawton and Lyon eyed to replace Wyatt. Patondia suffers a chill as Australia faces the Gentlemen in Manchester.
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O'Reilly
Kippax
Barnett
Woodfull
Oldfield
McCabe
Wyatt
London
Birmingham
Manchester
E.W Dawton
Lyon
Wyatt Ad Pataudi
Australia
Patondie
Labor Wins in Hobart After Zaomanian Count Completes
Resulting from final vote tally, Labor becomes strongest party in the House. Tasmanian Ministry to resign. Party distribution shows Labor 14, Metromalist 12, Federal Labor 1, Coming Credit 1, Independents 1.
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Hobart
Labor Party
Labor
Mettomalist
Federal Labor
Comping Credit
Indeganda
Bert Tinker Incident Reported in Duphie
At 2 o'clock on Sunday morning Bert Tinker aged 30, son of Rob art Tinker, a picture proprietor from Duphie, formerly of Junee and Nare aeons, was noted in connection with an event requiring police attention. Further details were not provided in the readable text.
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Bert Tinker
Robart
Tinker
Duphie
Junee and Nare
Witness Possibility in Wagga Murder Trial
Edward Morey, sentenced to death, may be called as a witness in the trial of Anderson for the alleged murder of Moncreat Anderson, who was shot on May 10. If summoned, a writ of habeas corpus might be needed to bring Morey to court under patrol.
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Morey
Anderson
Moncrent Anderson
Patrd
Assassination Shocks Warsaw Polish Foreign Minister Pieracki
Polish Foreign Minister Felday Pieracki was shot leaving a Warsaw club by two men who fled via a wall. A political motive is suspected as Pieracki, close ally of Marshal Pilsudski, was a top Polish leader and potential successor. Separately, a bomb exploded behind President Mendieta’s chair in Havana Bay area detainment camp, injuring the president and others.
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Warsaw
Felday
Col
Wieracki
Olver
Cclme
Pieracki
Marshal Pilaudski
Carlos Mendieta
Marine & Juncheon
Immigration
Havana Bay
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Miller
Europe
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England
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