Budget Tribunal Flags Unauthorized Budget Leak As Ex Minister Thomas Named
A British Budget Tribunal report finds an unauthorized disclosure of budget details by J H Thomas to Sir Alfred Butt and asserts Bates used the information for private gain. It exonerates Hallbank and others, notes the close ties between Thomas and Bates, and details sequence of insurance actions linked to income tax and tea duty increases. The findings cover Butt's visits to the Colonial Office, insurance timing, and the broader cabinet context.
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London
Budget Tribunal
J.H. Thomas
Siir Alfred Butt
Butt
Thomas
Hates
Bates
Hilabank
Leelit Thomas
Justice Porter
Gavin Elmonds
K.c
Roland
Oliver
Bag
Berry
Lord Camrose
Maurice Hankey
Warren Pisher
Maurice Gwyer
J. H. Thomas
House of Commons
the Tribune
Wieless
Alfred Butt
Colonial Office
the Wibunal
Davis
Will Povis
Omica
Kenneth Butt
Leslie ‘Thomas
J. B. Thomes
Thomes
Treasury
Ofice-Keeper
Sir Alfred
Economist
Thiet
Rrs
Sir Alfred Butt
Bo Davis
Mr. Thomas
Whitehall
Sir Alfred Hutt
Tlbuneas
Harold Eves
Eves
Gates
Wigh Mu
J. H. Themad
Tie Ghan
Flour Ban Threatens Australian Mills Loss of 1.6 Million
Melbourne reports a possible flour embargo on Australian imports to Manchukuo as Japan considers retaliation against Australia’s tariff. Consul General Murai met Sir Henry Gullett amid tense trade talks. successor Takei Horaichi to resume discussions. Firms in Melbourne suspend operations until June 10 awaiting notice.
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Brisbane
ALE- Tralia
Japan
Melbourne
Mr. Murai
Henry Gullett
Murai
Takei Horaichi
Australia
Minster
Manchukuo
Mural
HS Gullett
Marcel Wave Founder Marcel Grateau Dead at 84
Paris reports the death of Marcel Grateau inventor of the Marcel wave at age 84. He began as a stonemason's son and later adopted hairdressing after health issues. Grateau’s innovation transformed hairstyling allowing a full head wave to fetch forty pounds.
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Paris
Marcel Grateau
Grateau
Australian tariff shifts hit flour mills and wool trade
Trade discussions warn that a ban on Australian flour entering Manchukuo could cost millers about £1 600 000 yearly, forcing a shift to one shift operation and risking jobs. The effect on the wheat market could reduce purchases, with exports needing to rise to cover losses. In Adelaide, millers fear severe setbacks and unemployment, while wool traders note possible demand from Japanese buyers if good selection remains, despite tariff changes during wartime.
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United Kingdom
Egypt
Japan
Adelaide
Grayve
Inee
Great Britain
Weednesday
Conger Fa
Bigrern Wit
Mt Lie
Ascocia- Mon
Validity of Stanthorpe by law questioned in by law case
George Sorlie seeks to quash his Stanthorpe conviction for having a marquee theatre during show week without a license. The Full Court hears arguments on whether the council may charge fees under its by law. issue centers on reasonableness and the Local Authorities Act limits. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Brisbane
Lncal
George Sorlie
J. G. Knynett
Stanthorpe
James Blair
Justice Macrossan
Henchman
W. Harrison
Sprtie
Stanthorpe Councll
Hacksony
Macrossin
Harrison
Walla
New Zealand
Stevens
Perrett
High Court
McGill
Respondentshire Council
Privy Council
Slattery
Naylor
Widge
Gullett Defends Australian Tariff Policy as Defensive
Sir Henry Gullett outlined Australia new tariff stance stressing defensive actions to safeguard primary producers and national industries. He warned without duties Japanese imports would deepen market dominance in artificial silk and cotton goods, threatening Britain based textiles and overall Australian farming interests.
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Melbourne
Australia
Japan
Henry Gullett
Commonwealth
Britain
United Kingdom
Quarantine Chief Dr Mitchell Leads Queensland Health Tour
During a three week tour of Commonwealth health services from Brisbane to Darwin the Queensland chief quarantine officer Dr Mitchell travels by train steamer and plane. He begins in Townsville to discuss Woll's disease and health in general before visiting Cairns and Thursday Island then returns to Brisbane by air.
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Brisbane
Commonwealth
Darwin
Queensland
Mitchell
Townsville
Woll
Cairns
Thursday Island
Merkur
Daor Win
Wiltehell
Public Servants Demonstrate Over Salaries in Sydney
A mass meeting of public servants on Philip Street and Martin Place becomes a protest in front of Parliament House. About 1000 protesters jeered police in Macquarie Street for half an hour, opposing governments cuts to public service salaries. A deputation was admitted to Parliament to seek action as a bill re-enacting the Public Service Salaries Act advances through the Legislative Assembly amid opposition protests.
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Sydney
Philipstreet and
Martin Place
Parliament House
Macquarie Street
Parlement ‘House
Legislative Assembly
Protega
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Mishandled Revolver Fatal Incident at Central Police Station
Lionel William Chappel, 20, police cadet from Hutchinson Street Bt Peters, was found seriously wounded beside a revolver at central police station while in the records department. He died soon after admission to hospital. revolver belonged to a constable and papers lay nearby.
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Bydney
Lionel Willam Chappel
Hutchinson Street
Bt. Peters
Central Police
Chappel
Aril
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