Resignation shocks cabinet amid Lysaght Davies quarrel
In a heated cabinet meeting on Monday the Attorney General Mr Lysaght resigned after a dispute over a letter from Chief Justice Sir Phillip Street about a bill. The Premier said the resignation was accepted while questions about judicial etiquette and Davies' absence fueled party tensions.
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Urgent Labor Appeal on Wage Policy Rejects Plan
An urgent appeal from Prime Minister Mr Scullin to the Labor movement urged rejection of wage and pension cuts by the Federal Ministry. A confidential telegram read at the new State Australian Labor Party executive meeting said the position had become impossible as the Commonwealth Bank halted credit. The executive delayed judgment until the Federal Executive meets in Canberra this week.
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Australian Labor Party
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Canberra
Booth accuses France of breaking faith with war convicts
W Allison Booth alleges France betrayed convicts who served for freedom promised to them, detailing their return to Devil's Island after the war. He frames France as failing to honor wartime concessions and extraditions.
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France
Devil's Island
Goitre ETAILS Promoted by Principal Botanic Institute
A New Zealand notice invites readers to write to Principal Botanic Institute BOX 618 for information on a safe and simple home remedy recently discovered by Remi. The advertisement emphasizes accessible treatment and directs inquiries to the institute.
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Principal Botanic Institute
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New Zealand
Dole relief to the unemployed rises sharply in Britain
The state government relief rationing to the unemployed was increased by 26 percent from Monday. The rise is estimated to add nearly £1,000,000 yearly to government spending. Recent months saw dole relief at about £7,000,000 annually. In Verneuil France a Britten Monoplane crashed in a whirlwind killing the pilot and passenger. In France five drowned in a boat sinking, two perished when a car plunged into a canal, and five died in floods. Briand warned peace depends on all nations, saying France would not weaken if devoted to peace.
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Verneuli
France
Election Plans Tie Nationalist Association to Country Party
The Count of the Nationalist Association of New South Wales agreed on Monday night to cooperate with the Country Party and any other extremist party in future Federal and State campaigns. A committee of five representatives from each body will meet to decide campaign lines.
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Submarine Disabled 1000 Miles West of France
Washington reports Sir Hubert Wilkins' submarine is disabled 1000 miles west of France. Starboard engine and port motor are out and batteries are nearly dead. USS Wyoming lines up to assist but the submarine cannot maneuver into position.
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Wyoming
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