London High Play at Contry Mall Speet at Cube
London social event highlighted a high level party in West End with prominent figures and guests. Police investigated a large gambling gathering linked to bribes and large bets, alleged to involve up to 800000 in payments amid accusations of cheque manipulation and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie
Dresees
Sir Bet Gueenaberry
Hain
Taal Jeane
Ute
Teicher
Cleve
Dufer Londoner
Sete
Ben
Fic
Ly Meijundon Police
Rene
Air Mail Liner Delayed Race Against Time
An air mail liner faces delay as officials race to fix mechanical issues and clear regulatory hurdles. Key personnel from the carrier, aviation authority, and logistics partners coordinate to resume service and meet delivery deadlines.
Scenes in Senate amid travelogue from Cairo to Athens
The report recounts a dramatic Senate session interwoven with a perilous journey from Cairo to Helidbi and Alexandria. It notes debates on Australiasian policy, a tense exchange over leadership, and a clash between Commonwealth and New Zealand officials, ending with a controversial exchange over political motives and a warning from the President.
Flight Through Thick Dust Describes Air Peril and Delays
Report from CAMOOWEAL describes a flight through heavy dust with pilots contending with near zero visibility. Maintenance and weather issues delayed operations as the flight reached 25 pm and turbulence stretched into late afternoon. authorities note similar conditions could affect future routes until visibility improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brow
Anlexcreszern
Benatar ‘Dushan
Antaine
Allen
Tylee
Winton
Bellaion
Cloncurry
Mokiniay
Brown
Brett
Amaus
Regis
Stormy Passage for Flour Tax in Parliament
Canberra reports a stormy second reading debate on the Flour Tax Bill with government members and opposition clashing. Thorby defended the tax as fair but critics warned it would hit the poor, pushing bread prices and burdening working families while proposing alternate measures to aid wheat growers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
House of Hep
Awnutant Miniater
Thorby
Theas
Thorky
Mtr
Forde
Labour
Landhaléere
Lang Laneup
Rene Agu
Willy
New Soulh Wales
Thorny
Warrison
WAS
Lane
WAR
S&w
Royal Commission
Suniel
Hughes
GUARANTEE TO ULM GUARANTEE TO ULM CANBERRA REPORT
Canberra reports on December 11 about a trans Pacific air route and a new 46 sped line between New Zealand, Gunde and Raglan. The minister for external affairs George Pears comments on demonstrations and a proposed Parliament statement. The text notes promises by Pearce and others, with aviation service expectations and potential safeguards or guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
New Zealand
Gunde
Raglan
Aricira
Nein Tye
Diane
Pauls
Letters for second mail and postage rates
The fragment describes letters for second mail and postage adjustments. It notes that some letters were posted not prepaid and mentions half-ounce rate charges and general postage remarks. Names and places are garbled, but the report centers on postal procedures and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rte
Lieve
Car Blown to Pieces in Camden Road Disaster
A sedan blew to pieces on Geka Road near Camden as two cylinders of aviation gas and two of acetylene ignited causing a massive explosion. Fragments were scattered yards away. Occupants Walter William Woodley of North Sydney, manager of Woodley Ltd, Ingnesis Thomas Thepman, and George Calia were injured. Police and witnesses reported a vivid blast that halted traffic and left wreckage spanning several meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydnet
Geka Road
Camden
Fay
Akygen
White Maine
Walter William Woodley
North Sydney
Woodley, Ltd
Ingnesis
Thomas Thepman
George Calia
Woodley
Police arrest trio after break in spree in city
Police clashed with eight or more suspects early morning as three men were taken into custody. Officers recovered property from a Bridbane suburb, and clues led to the arrest of the men, including Constable A Thies. Witnesses described a large portable search for weapons and valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unem
Artist expelled from academy for copied Australian work
A report notes an artist was expelled from the National Academy of Design in New York for using copied Australian material. The decision followed scrutiny of a work cited as unoriginal, with academy officials indicating the artist may have sought to imitate another creator's technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Academy of Desig
Breangravs
Dam wall breach at Waranga Irrigation Basin
In the Couttien Valley a wall gap opened in the Waranga Irrigation Basin retaining wall after an early morning break. Workers labored to shore the damaged section as the wall gave way under strong winds and pounding waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auelbourne
Amrom Tushworth
Couttien
Maleday
Te Waranga
Auekrana
Raven
Ube
Ork
Adelaide Hospital x-ray plant accident shock survivor
A 70 000 volt shock at Adelaide Hospital's X-ray plant injured Peter Satine, but he escaped serious harm. The incident involved a high voltage exposure and the response by the technician in charge. Further details remain unclear due to damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Peter Satine
Ieemia’ Techrnician
Anienuety
Treush & Watlent
le Porter
Fleece Wools Rise as Sydney Market Notes Higher Prices
In a Sydney market report from December, fleece wools and London wool sales showed price gains. Higher demand and improved fineness descriptions drove costs up about six percent above the prior week's averages, with some lots remaining unsold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sydney
Market report on 1444 smonensat and sales by region
Fragmented report outlines sales to day across New South Wales Queensland Victoria Western Australia Bouin Australia New Zealand and Zealand. It notes steady rates for Greasymerin Merino lamb and paralleled market activity with traders and brokers preparing for tomorrow’s sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smonensat
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
Western Australia
Bouin Australia
New Zeald
Erkc
Greaaymer
New Soun Wales
Woluhe
Zealand
Bresford
Darwin Chief Scout at Melbourne Fair Prices Held Firm
Report from Melbourne fair noting steady prices for Betta wool diet items and a busy day with purchasers. Mentions attendees including Lord and Lady Madets Primell and bundles of goods bound for Melee. Brokerage details about stalls at the French station and shipping to Bourne and Japan listed among principal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Madets
Daren
Alanine
Bourne
Shire
Japan
Patel
Hlahie
Japan's Far East policy eyed under fire in interview
Philadelphia dispatch reports remarks from the Japanese ambassador Abe, stating Japan will pursue its Far East plan and commit to national security if necessary. The interview notes concern over open-door policy in China and potential reactions of major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ryenine Bulictiy
Bae
Abroai Malto
Abe
United States
Japan
United Braves
Balla Farthay
Americefor
Far East
Chaias
China
Trunk murder trial opens in Brighton court
In Landon, December 10, the trial of Jack Natyre, alias Tony Manel, opened with a trunk and hammer presented as evidence. Prosecution alleges Violette Kaye was murdered at the Skylark Cafe, her body later found dismembered. Natyre, working as a waiter under various names, is charged and pleaded guilty to nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cansels
Alc
Uhny
Pars
Miss Auterti
Faye
Casale
Nolyre
Yen
Jealousy Motive Suspected in Local Crime
Police report a jealous motive tied to a murder case as details emerge. The accused allegedly threatened the victim after a hostile confrontation, claiming to avenge a broken relationship. Investigators note multiple men discussed the crime and a planned confession remains under review.
Wireless for Small Ships Regulation Proposed in December
A murky OCR piece describes December regulations for wireless use on small ships. It cites an official, Primus MAnIAtor Dr. Pages, announcing mandatory compliance and interstate considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanberma
Carey
Primus
Pages
Railway strike threat rocks New Wales rail talks
Officials from New Wales and other parties warned of a possible railway strike as talks over service and staffing stalled. The statement urged contingency plans and highlighted potential disruption to December schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey
The
New Wales
Huuraaan Wallen Gaon
Debated Indian constitutional path lauds decentralisation
Report on parliamentary discussion in Landon about India's constitutional evolution, federal structure, and checks on central power. Mentions G Attlee stance, Labour outlook, and Indian leadership references. Notes proposals for expansion of self governance, imperial parliament control, and military and social relevance within the federation context. Mentions boxing event at college and a prize cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
All-Lndia
Federation
Thdia
House of Commons
Beitur
G. Attlee
Labour Party
Wim Nt
Radl
Tabac
Job
Folbarel
Rowud Kerr
Intervkw
Collece
Enie Age
Tribute to the Forces Message From the Duke of Gloucester
A fragmented broadcast text reports a request from the Duke of Gloucester to show support for public service and aid. The garbled wording references radio menage and ambulance detachments amid a wartime or ceremonial tribute context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor-Geners
Duke of Gloucester
Ian Rata
The King's Thanks Cable From the Governor General
The Governor General transmitted a cablegram from the King thanking for kind messages on his son's departure from Nwaittalin and the Queen. The King expresses gratitude for the courtoisies and acknowledges the support and troubles faced during preparations. He notes the contributions of the reader and their government in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trias Texacos
Nwaittalin
Duke Receives Salute Aboard Ship in Calm Morning
The Duke, watched by the ship's company, took a salute as a visitor briefly appeared on deck amid a clear sea and sunshine. The crew remained in orderly formation with the Duke at the helm while musicians played, and orders were issued for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Gloucester
Landa
Gen
Frwlti
Neng
Alr
Ig de
Musiars
Whan
Pains
C. Alsele Ie Tole Banda Hedy Marerm Et Norters
Digger
Sally
Barter Talks With Germany Stalled Amid Turbulent Negotiations
Fragmented OCR text discusses Australia and Germany in wartime barter attempts. Mentions Brisbane departure, December dates, industrial output, and stalled talks. References Austrailia, Bouin Aipien, and looming negotiations seeking a solution amid formidable futtles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Bone
Beria
Goth
Saan
Carmany
Abe
Roth
Amoralan
Ps ePhelier
Elie
Hanty Guilett
Bouin Aipien
Seunin
Gots
Germany
Two Viewpoints in Britain on Australian Trade
In London December 10 importers express disappointment over barter based Anglo German trade talks. They warn that Australia’s obligations and plans to swap goods shape Britain’s ability to secure markets and avoid reliance on foreign supplies amid negotiations with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Australia
Germany
Britain
Coemany
Governor General Visits Duke of Gloucester Tour Ends
A scrambled report notes the Governor General’s invitation to the Duke of Gloucester for a tour in New South Wales. It mentions preparations, travel from Canberra, and official directions from the Federal Minister. The piece references knighted honors and ceremonial steps in the Commonwealth sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elace
Ney Mall
Yestergay
Cuderra
Couey
Fenerst Mart
Win
Australian loans guarantee stated in government plan
Reports indicate discussions in December about guaranteeing Australian loans. The Treasury secretary, with government approval, pursued ratings and terms for the guarantee. The move aimed to raise funds and support the economy, signaling strengthened state backing of borrowing.
Otrantos Chilled Beef Arrival and Market Notes
A brief note records Otrantos chilled beef sales and a mention of gold price ranges. The item references buyers in London and December dates, with Australian beef pricing context and market tone.
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Contry Mall
Cube
Scombar
West End
Orlunes
Lowe and
Wew
Fins Fakall
Mannunon
Baccarat
Pau
England
Senate
Senator Brown
Randal Weymann
Cairo
Pak Che Hengiel
Wenewinds
Ang
Faris
Mevidi
Hengist
Alezantria
Aitul
Eivers
Newnes
Olnaomter
Daley
Exeilian
Air Fur
Brinda
Taos
Nowra
Athens
Yfahaniy
Cormu
Pernysius
Hitory
Phaleria Bay
Ted
Alexandria
Capiin Bailey
Astraea
Aswtes
Aeparn
Alene Cansiot
Darwin
Bersiot Payne
Benator Dunn
Astor Payne
Benatar Brown
Peden
Quersland
Bull
Leyahis
Commonwealth
Istralia i
Nepal
Dor Brown
Rethre Prine Minin
Mim
Sehatan Brown
Fraser
Sirator Brown
Brunette
U.A.P
Helarpayet Ab
Hate
Bell
Mr. Temeslo
Aram
James
Sir. Mock
Deay
Sir
Perkinn
Wunister Fort Verloe
Shorby
Perky
Ulm
Federal Cabinet
Gewoe Pearce
Mare Ie
Sponta
Aston Pires
Parkia
Allan Aviation Rai
Uim
Dremine
Edratn
Nares
Fazal Farm N'Parismont
Ambulszee
P.c
Tna
Chundagais
Ijapan Monitor
TRUNK
Mylor
Ieee
Feta
Agian
N.S.W
India
Maz Fiymelad Cabioe
Landon
Tadie baRn
Howe of Commons
Gir Barddel Maury
Tadlai
Berma
Basle
Duke
Marist Brothers
Sir Isaac Isaacs
Ship's Company
Feard Haas
Amutratlam
Tiy
Australian Loans Guarantee
Uonvon
Auatrella' Gurdon
Dee
Otrantos
Argentine
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