British Troop Care Amid Quetta Earthquake Aftermath
A Times correspondent describes the quake’s devastation from Mantung to Kalut, detailing destruction of villages, rescue efforts by the Wiltshire and Royal Air Force, and survivors aided by emergency organizations. Reports note mass casualties, incendiary fires, and continued communications as troops distribute aid and evacuate the wounded.
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Diet
Mantung
Kalut
Kutst
Guin
Sil Negmnaltele
Pyacuahior
Quetta
Guerinon
Lawalmi
Elias Latie
Hevessialing
Marachana Waririntang
Air Force
England
Air Ministry
Australia
India
Basis of Meat Agreement Turmoil Reveals Farm Board Rift
Fragmented draft text shows a dispute over meat supply terms and enforcement. Key figures discuss allocation, prohibition on certain commodities, and potential remedies while tensions rise between committees and possibly regional bodies.
Discovery I Returns Underscores Tropical Marine Find
The report details investigations showing sparse nutrients in tropical waters and abundant nutrients at the poles. It notes numerous anemones and deep ocean life, with references to exploration routes and depths. The text mentions the Colonial Office and Arctic routes with depths recorded near 7000 metres and distance of five miles from a southern island.
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Maskinoah
Sven Wales
Colonial Office
Amheles
Pcos
Reute
Ube
Sundelen Island
Government of India Bill Third Reading Reached in Parliament
The government’s India Bill moves toward final stages with the House of Commons halted for a session. The Secretary for the Government and colleagues hailed the bill as a landmark reform seeking autonomy and responsibility, while expressing hope for passage in the near term.
Extension of Air Routes and Naval Honors Recap
Historical notes describe extension plans for air routes in 1916 and reference Admiral of the Fleet, senior naval officers, and wartime service. It mentions the Britannia, Townsville, and Grand Fleet leadership, plus a later shift in roles and memorials for officers such as F. Gridgeman and Lord Anchet, with references to parliamentary funding and honours.
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Onvoe
Ladmiral
Choles
Uhh
Indi
Townsville
Ray Matte
Melnourtie
Daily Opera
Areaciimgit
F. Gridgeman
Raliae Pasveriper
Grand Fleet
Juiuia
London
Siaggon
Serend
Admiral Bently
Labour Coun Council
Baronrtey
Herbert Marricn
Labour
Rome
Aif
Hughes
Atlante Pleat
Mace
Pirat
Morrivon
Uwe
Eave Ik
Roosevelt unveils plan to save the New Deal
President Roosevelt announced measures aimed at boosting recovery and extending New Deal programs. In Washington he outlined proposals to strengthen relief and public works, signaling a nationwide push to preserve the administration’s recovery efforts amid economic strain.
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Washington
Sic
Roosevelt
Ana
Chicago
Mindtore
Rom Eadote
Accident to Mussolini Struck Limb While Riding
An incident involving Mussolini occurred as a limb was struck by a tree while he rode, causing minor injuries. The man involved sustained a superficial strike but remained in stable condition. Official reports note no further complications and that travel plans proceed as scheduled.
Paper Sacks Case Forged Patent Debates and Trials
A historical brief notes a legal clash over patent fiber sack technology. It cites respondents counsel, includes references to trial terms, and mentions unique features claimed to distinguish the sacks from prior art. The piece highlights expert testimony and the role of specification details in shaping outcomes.
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Loxdon
Anon
Water supplies for country towns
In a fragmented report the text references water provision for rural communities, mentioning authorities and procedures under an act, with partial statements about committees, budgets, and administration. The readable segments imply a national or regional plan to support town water needs, including officials and timelines.
Lord Carson III dies in London after pneumonia battle
Lord Carton once a wartime cabinet member and close ally of Wister, reportedly died in London after a long battle with pneumonia. The obituary notes his age and medical decline, highlighting his wartime roles and public service.
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Lord Carson III
London
Lord Carton
Wister
Neumonia
Princess Royal Recovering After Medical Incident
A fragmented report indicates Princess Royal is recovering from a recent medical issue. The text references a conch of the mellicese and an opera, with mentions of morning deer and a Bulli venue, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Senafactory
Higher Rentals Hyacinth in Drought Areas River
A long report details higher rental costs and navigation issues along the Oppee Coldstream River in Salpllety. It mentions Crown land policies, weather impacts, and proposed ten year lease terms affecting Cambr appear downs and local communities.
Pity and Panic in Dreadful Country Crisis
Fragmentary OCR conveys concern over a troubled country described as dreadful with phrases that imply widespread distress, property loss, and government or local disorder. The text mentions individuals and places in a garbled but urgent tone, signaling a chaotic situation with potential blame and remedy debates.
Broadcasters' Commission Terms Extended Amid Departures
The Broadcasting Commission announced that three commissioners have terms ending. Clive Cou hmen and A Grchard will remain in office, while retiring Professor R. G. Wallace cannot be replaced immediately. The act allows the commission to appoint honorary advisory committees to assist in specific cultural service areas.
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Clwide Couehmen
A Grchard
R. G. Wallace
Posie
Mew
South Wales
Tactsin
Will and a Way Through Official Delays at Dunwich
The report details John Dechanit attempting to reach a pension by a shortcut through official channels at Dunwich, crossing Moreton Bay by boat with a small party. He was intercepted by police near Cleveland, claiming he would flee to avoid discharge. He defended his actions as a bold attempt at securing a pension.
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John Dechanit
Bellcounn UC
Dunwich
Chi
Yaving
Stradbroke Wang
Moreton Bey
Aldeandesere
Foker
Erarchine
Wang Falands
Moréton Bay
Werner Point
Indy
Cleveland
Verde
Ubebento
Wellington Point
Tiouluy
Australia faces high tariffs impact on trade tour
Mr RW Deion senior Trade Commissioner Austrade cites Australia’s tariff burden rising from about £0 to £0 and argues tariffs justify protection. He notes prewar goods valued at £10800 to £300,600 moved annually, removal of restraints unlikely to lift sales due to exchange rate and borrowing limits, despite lower DoT prices.
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Wi LN
RW. Deion
Austrade
Australia
Tesling
Becaue Ik
Leeds 70 Golf Tournament Howls For Qualifiers
In the Leeds golf meet at Vordon on June 9 the field shows a record pace with Davies and A Paaga advancing. The second round resumes tomorrow with leading players aiming to qualify for match play while Bartram and Starton contend for top spots.
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Leeds
Vordon
Sune
Urman
Norenant
Wormed
Seerr
Gliwe Seeren
C. Gon
Bartram
Setton
Denny
Delatarn
Davies
A Paaga
Uae
Ee Brook
Allin J. Whitcombe
Owen
Fe A. Winieomi
Heambe
Miter
Tasman Air Service plans trans-Tasman development line
A Melbourne based firm named Tasman Air Service intends to register Trans Tasman Development Co Ltd to run regular air service between Australia and New Zealand. The plan includes joining Tasman and Lord Howe routes with two ships, aiming for full service ten days after approval, but the cost could reach about 100 000 pounds during development.
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Melbourne
Weanmadsy
Charis Eineard Smuth
Taylor
B. Bhell
Joh Blannage
Bit Chaehea
Ordinete Tenow
Eroaalngn
He Tasman Anid
Ulzetall
Radio Ana Diher
Taman Noo
Chinese Pirates Routed Near River Camp
Report notes a maritime clash where a 624 ton vessel was attacked near the river. It states the pirates were driven off after gunfire, a rescue occurred, several crew members were freed, and authorities later detained multiple suspects.
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Campana
Jwert
Gurneas
Lawis
Benien
Naveral
Creash
Daybera Milk Price Rise Court Meeting Demands Higher Price
Daybera farmers demand a minimum of 4 to 6 pence per gallon as milk prices rise amid a metropolitan supply shortage. Delegates from Daybera and nearby districts backed a unified stance to push vendors to raise prices to a more remunerative level during winter. A legal agreement and bond were discussed to ensure compliance, with producers pledging to adhere to the agreed terms and to resist temporary shortages by maintaining supply.
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Ny Worle
Daybiro. Oraaiem
Brishabe
Aexiston
J. Lautner
Baenielgh
Ayninglett
Mit Maducers
A. McNully
Juimboomba
Bert
Idgeerd
Morrisonemamstord
Epidemic in Canelands and farm trade debate
Fragmented OCR notes describe an epidemic in Canelands and a heated debate among Brisbane dairy and produce vendors over price controls and supply costs. The piece references road work, fire events, and public concerns, with mentions of vendors, farmers, and an annual meeting agenda. The uncertain text includes references to courts, railways, and public notices.
Coroner notes shocking evidence in Toowoomba crash inquest
Coroner Nes Stara heard witnesses in Toowoomba about a head on collision at Palin's corner Pennie Point on March 2. Witnesses described high speed driving and questioned the reliability of earlier statements. Mrs Virgen and driver Arnold James Woods testified, with others detailing the vehicle speeds and circumstances leading to the fatal crash.
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Tewwoombe
allEntions
Toowamba
Teibige
Arene
Las Cine
Thin Deere
Palin's Corner
Fete Pennie Point
Mes Daha Casey
Woods
Nes
Jang Liven
Toowee
Dar
Virgen
Bergeant
McCarthy Easai
Wienemen
Eeasnar
Ella Ed Fisnigan
Fee Palms
Toowoomba
William Bolton
Duty on Mining Machinery in Northamptonshire Confusing
Fragmentary OCR note from Northamptonshire region references duty on mining machinery and names individuals or places poorly. Due to garbled text, readable facts focus on a discussion of duties and local context, suggesting confusion or misreporting about mining equipment levies and regional impact.
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Inter Blafe
Prem
France v Australia tennis tie reported with varied notes
Article fragment describes a France versus Australia tennis tie with references to players, commentary on machinery and production terms, and hints at figures like 54K and duty discussions. It mentions dates, locations, and individuals uncertainly, reflecting a compact, period-voice sports and industry blend.
Identification in Doubt at Trial Examines Gender Of Suspect
A chaotic court transcript fragment shows police and examiner roles in a case involving a suspect identified as female. The document references a medical exam and a custody dispute while noting uncertainty about sex and the execution of a public trial.
Thomas Brown and Bons Bounty on Export Honey
At the annual conference of the Commercial Approach, Thomas Brown and Bons propose measures on surplus export honey. An amendment by Bebit Balaban seeks an 3 percent tax on shares, with ordinary shares paid. Accounts show brought forward 672 and placed to redeem 6783.
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Velore
Ite Mundon
Dune
Thomas Brown
Bebit Balanen
Cook Defeats Opponent in Notable Weight Match
In a close weight contest on July day, Cook relied on his advantage and reputation to prevail. Walter also claimed a taller reach, but Cook edged ahead with decisive scoring despite pressure from his rival.
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Alvert Thal
Atuttrajial
Paneho Villarepaiei
Ald Fuult
Youthr
Impiunin
Walter
Sean Taller
Ead
County Cricket Matches End on Third Day? Unclear Report
Fragmentary report from Melbourne covers a county cricket match extending into the third day with intermittent notes on wickets and players. Names and many details are garbled, but mentions of Brighton and Middl e town indicate a regional match context and ongoing play without a clear final result.
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