Temporary Suspension at Lausanne Conference Opens
London reports a landmark step as Britain France Italy Belgium and Japan suspend war debt and reparations payments due July 1 while the Lausanne Conference proceeds. Australian Attorney General Latham notes the gravity of the meeting and Sir Maville Chamberlain confirms Britain’s willingness to share in the effort as talks adjourn to Tuesday.
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London
Raminay Macdonald
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Latham
Maville Chamberlain
Train Wreckers Again Try Derailment Near Taree
In the Taree district an attack on a passenger line was again attempted as a ganger found sleepers and stones heaped on the rails between Kolondong and Taree. The obstructions were cleared shortly before a passenger train arrived, marking the sixth derailment attempt in the past fortnight.
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Sydney
Taree
Kolondong
Two men sentenced for manslaughter in Hobart shooting
Keith Wyathall, 26, and Kenry Price, 28, convicted of manslaughter in the death of Herbert McKinley outside his state, receive fifteen year terms. Wrathill named John Tingman as the shooter, already sentenced to death for Charlea Whelan's murder on April 4.
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Hobart
Keith Wyathall
Kenry Price
Herbert McKinley
Aileen
Wrathill
John Tingman
Charlea Whelan
Explosions Kill 23 and Injure 63 in Harbor Oil Tanker
In Montreal a string of blasts ripped the tanker Cymbe One during repairs in harbor. Early reports say a red hot rivet triggered initial detonation and fires spread as firefighters attempted rescue. Dozens of firefighters and many other workers were among the dead and injured.
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Montreal
Labor Expulsions from Melbourne Party Seats
A Labor Party meeting in Melbourne decided to expel former Minister for Lands Mr Bailey from membership. A follow up meeting in a fortnight will consider cases of other late Government members including ex-Premier Mr Hogan who support the Premier's plan.
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Melbourne
Labor Party
Bailey
Hogan
Ten Per Cent Cut to Remain in Force
The Federal Arbitration Court yesterday refined the application by industrial organizations for the coordination of the court orders to Sanctuary 1981 directing a 10 percent reduction in award wages. After expiration of the moment year, circumstances may justify further consideration, particularly as to those who have no margins above the living wage.
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Federal Arbitration Court
Industrial Organizationa
Irish Free State Dispute Stalls Arbitration Plan
In a House of Commons statement Dominion Secretary J H Thomas outlines Dublin and London dis peace issues. He cites De Valera’s note accepting arbitration in land annuities but restricting tribunal to Commonwealth citizens is rejected. Britain vows to uphold agreements and warns on preferences after November unless new arrangements are made. Loyd George backs government as debate adjourns.
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London
Dublin
House of Commons
Dominion
J. H. ‘Thomas
Britain
Free State
Thomas
de Valera
Bath
Loyd George
June Record Cold Snap Hits State Across June
Extremely cold weather grips the state with conditions unseen in many years for June, as reports from the Weather Bureau confirm. The persistent chill marks a historic departure from typical June warmth, affecting daily life and activities across regions.
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Sydney
Weather Bureau
Chilean Revolt Ousts Socialists in Santiago
Socialist Junta seized power less than two weeks after taking office. Counter revolutionaries, largely air force troops, routed the regime and captured socialist leaders in a dramatic clash in Santiago.
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Santiago
Chile
Socialist Junta
Fusta
Rice Board Vacancy Vote In Willabong Shire
A vacancy on the Tire Marketing Board was filled after preferences were distributed, with A D Malcolm elected. The article lists candidates Moyers John Leslia Tassall Davies Allan Dewar Manning and Harold Leo Tooth, and notes many informal votes due to filing errors. It reports ballot totals and the impact of misfiled declaration papers on voting.
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Tire Marketing Board
A. McArthur
Mureram
Sydney
Varaney
Willabong
Moyers
John Leslia Tassall Davies
Allan Dewar Malcolm
Hugh de Surcey Manning
Harold Leo Tooth
B.C. Tered
Tull
HW. Davies
A.D. Malcolm “ Ho
Maunjuga
Tooth
A. D. Malcolm Waa
A. D. Malcolm Job
W. Daview
Offensive against unemployment planned in Sydney Town Hall
Citizens' Movement led by Lord Mayor Ald Walder prepares a meeting in Sydney Town Hall next week to discuss a broad drive for job creation. Employers' Federation, Chamber of Commerce, Chamber of Manufacturers and Retail Traders' Association back the plan to raise hiring, create odd jobs, and move thousands from dole to work, boosting purchasing power.
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Walder
Sydney Town Hall
Trig
Employers’ Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Manufactures
Retail Traders’ Association
Dole
Federal Cabinet Plans Direct Unemployment Relief Scheme
The Federal Cabinet proposes direct employment relief to industry as the method to combat unemployment. The plan, tested in several states, aims to coordinate voluntary committees and refine industrial measures. It will be submitted to the Premier for approval and outlines the creation of a national plan to manage unemployment relief activities.
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Mma Jona
Bretweawnetig
Vol ‘Untary
Ranresentife
Substantial Balance Report Details Balance of Trade
Trade surplus for ten months ending May 31 shows exports valued in Australian currency at £33,144 9 21 against imports of £8,661 4 1 in the corresponding 1930 81 period. Exports in Augustan currency total £19,077 4 01, indicating a substantial trade balance for N.8.W.
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Dmuport
Australia eyes Ottawa Conference currency stability
Amid mixed notes on the Ottawa Conference, officials discuss Australian prep work and potential gains from currency parity. The Indian balance and unemployment relief funds surface as topics, with calls to stabilise silver and explore empire currency options.
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Australia
Ottawa
Naranéera
Unemloyment Relief Council
Salayerda
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Nestles
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Huthwaites
Wagga
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