French unions claim victory in major wage push
London dispatch reports French workers secured an annual wage rise of 165 million pounds amid six hours of negotiations. M Jouhaux hails it as the greatest victory in French trade union history, amid a sweeping real Labour code and political shifts.
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Courier-Mail
London
RANCE
M. Jouhaux
French
Trades Union Council
M. Jouliaux
France
Paria
News-Chronicle
Lum
Socialist “Populsire
Stand Collapse at King's Review Leaves Dozens Dead
A grand stand collapsing during the King's Review at the chapel de Secee caused 30 dead and 400 to 600 injured. The disaster halted bystanders as engineers and architects face detention and authorities inspect the site. Hospitals report 402 injured in care. many others housed in private quarters as a city reels.
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Alan
Callapee
Gratia
Aland
Osrol
Rurpanta
Gulges Toniay
Iny
Carol
Hmayor
Meeting on Wheat Price Regulation to be Held in Melbourne
A government meeting of officers from Agriculture and Commerce will convene in Melbourne on June 3 to discuss setting a home price for wheat and decalle machinery. Acting Minister Thorby noted the event follows Western Australia’s decision and contemplates potential constitutional questions tied to proposed wheat marketing regulation.
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Oroney
Agriculure
Commonwealth
Melbourne
Thorby
Western
Austrelia
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Stocks Hold Firm At Melbourne Market
Investment activity in Melbourne shows firmer stocks with several sectors steady despite some dull turnover. Traders noted cautious demand with limited gains across mining and industrial shares, while overall market sentiment remained cautious amid unsettled local and overseas conditions.
Cornelius to Die in Appeal for Martyr of the WAV
Chanley Imp specs Inve to appeal WAIN hla conviction and emirate of death for ie marter of the WAV. Marcld Laceby Ceetl vicar of Bt Baviour's Church Piritary subsquently a mating of the Brnte Cavin at which Ue trad judge Mr Taiee Mrtin mse Draven tele commutation of the sentence decision was later convened by the Executive Council Gomelina will therefore be 80 asm on Monday June 2d Metropolitan Deol Cobure
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Chanley Imp
Hla
Ie Marter
WAV
Marcld Laceby
Ceetl
Bt Baviour's
Pitaray
Taiee Mrtin
Deol
Cobure
Sergeant Denies Charges Against Alleged Kicking Suspect
A police inquiry continues as a sergeant denies charges linked to an alleged kicking incident. Names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but references include a suspect, authorities, and ongoing questioning with trial proceedings set to resume.
Charges Against Dr Angus Heard By Presbyterian Court
The article records a disciplinary charge against Dr Angus by Rev A L Carter. The church inquiry followed procedures and a special meeting was set for June 33 to address the matter with accord to the rules of discipline.
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Dr Angus
Presbyterian Ip
Angus
A. d. Carter
Carter
Cartan
Deigus
Everest climb abandoned after avalanche blocks ascent
A hazardous Everest expedition faced catastrophe as an avalanche ripped through the route on the main ridge. The party, including leader Warn Ruttridge, narrowly escaped as climbers Were swept toward the edge and a rope failed. Despite brave efforts to retreat, the team abandoned the attempt, with plans to reevaluate the west face on a future expedition.
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Verent
Brifanes
Iearels
Bhipson Andersone
Jhsk
Snibton
Herrin
Wingbuk
O. A. HK. Laigh
Ned Ar
Howard Dury
Cerwrel C. O Bruce
Merch
Ualeh-Mat
Jory
MA. D
Mugu Mutledas
Aaro
Hughenden Sale Report Amid Mixed Auction Totals
Auction at Hughenden saw items including a Ram, Manila goods, and a bagged total of £88. Bidders generally paid around £3 5s 10d for listed lots, with Marine and Duleaiy and Co. Ledger noted. The fragmentary text preserves the sale action and approximate sums.
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Marin Rues Duleaiy
Beauty in the Shoes of Be They Goers and Dead Uns
An article recounts a sea spectacle aboard a Japanese liner Rita with graceful curves and sailors applauding as a Norse ship and Captain Alskwa are praised. It notes audience reactions, models from racahoraen, and cadence of dialogue about maritime performances and canonical voices from the United Cabbalin.
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Yokohama
Rita
Aeanuy
USS Pire
Ings
Carom
Aumifelin
Racahoraen
United Cablaln
Seilate Alm
Speeke
Jan
Iuke
Australis
Debt burden is lighter says Mr Casey in Canberra
The Australian Treasurer Mr Casey announced an improved outlook for the public debt, with interest costs lower and total debt down despite new loan activity. He cited June rates, conversions, and reduced burden reflected in the cost of debt, noting strong subscriptions from New South Wales Victoria Britain and private investors.
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Canberra
Cassy
London
Australia
Tatarer
Hans
Canty
Tromn Ae
Maui Lite
HHA Awuritce Co
Ang Wood
Aue Gralla
Axe Used In Bedroom Fight Trial Record
A complex court report outlines the case of Francs Genryr Kelly a 64 year old labourer charged with murder. Evidence recounts a bedroom struggle involving an axe and a lamp with both Morgan and Kelly present. The coroner ruled Morgan died from injuries sustained in the struggle attributing fault to Kelly and Morgan was denied bail.
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Wintab
Tne Caropey
Francs Genryr Kelly
Morgan
Abe
Morgen
Kelly
Rieger
Talice Efoes
Tntii
Munner
Rall
Trams Versus Trolley Buses Debated by City Council
The council discussed future transit, preferring trolley buses over tramways. Aldermen Taub and Admondy argued tram extensions to Carine were uneconomical, while others noted diesel buses and existing tram trials. The debate cited costs, safety, and city growth as key factors guiding potential central bridge and transport policy.
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Taub
Ity Council
Carine
Trolly Bumea
Australia
Wally Wuam
Tepince
Finnie
Walt
Admonty
Gren
Mooroska
Gorton Pant
Baydor
Reasonable Protection for Railways in British Debts to America
A London pamphlet argues for railway protection and fair transport policy, noting U S government arrears and proposed settlements. It discusses the need for reasonable protection of railways within the transport system, revenue simplification, and open negotiations to resolve debts while avoiding competitive distortions. The piece links railway policy to broader postwar economic stabilization and civil infrastructure goals.
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Nsw
Brwn- Dork
Bechies
Brenan
Papper
Debtors Expected to Act Earlier in Washington June
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a debt action with early deadlines before June 18. The text references Armandie Rennie Rennie and a March or June timeline, plus amounts around 68. S00 and Molar figures appear garbled.
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SIMT_ARLY
Waskington
Armandie Rennie
Renhee Fermnelly
Aindlag
Leee Manta Hay
Belgian minister reshapes cabinet after reshuffle
A beleaguered Belgian minister faces a cabinet shakeup as reforms advance amid political pressure. The government seeks to stabilize policy after a turbulent period with parliamentary hearings and public protests.
Why Warburton Was Selected In The June Ranch Trials
June selection shows Lenite Warburton impressing in TV trials near Yorkanit Jpatamen while several rivals are dismissed. A medium pace bowler emerges for league prominence, leading the event with notable performances and a 74 average, shaping team plans and sparking debate over selection priorities.
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Warburton
Yorkanit
Muchl
Art Bigeen
Ander
Eringr
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Bogue
Evertgts
Ted Cute
Ad. Aversee
Everage
Lanca
Tuxnbull
Maries
Thousands of Children Held in Jobs Rise in 1934 Stats
Figures show a record rise in female employment and child labor for the year ended September 30 1935 with thousands more under 18 working. Dr Roland Wilson notes textile and clothing sectors lead female hires while other industries add to overall totals, amid wage and industrial shifts across regions.
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Canerea
Roland Wilson
Otto
Amore of Cingren
Pal Pooner
Tuvalu
Atin
Seaoncoo
Frenne
Austrian Amnesty Push Seeks Wider Political Support
Chancellor seeks broader backing for amnesty policy amid mixed party response. Officials report ongoing efforts with key ministers and lawmakers to secure votes, while critics warn of potential legal and ethical concerns surrounding the plan.
Dentists Debate Exam Rules And Fairness Controversy
A heated dispute centers on Section 5 of the Act allowing the Health Minister final say in dental licensure exams. Advocates warn against backdoor methods and bias while opponents push for transparent standards and broader qualifications. The debate involves government, dental boards, and professional groups across New South Wales.
Millions at Work in Britain Report Shows Unemployment Shift
The latest figures indicate a marked decline in unemployed persons while industrial employment rises, with 120,188,000 at work and 39,810 fewer unemployed than a month earlier. Agriculture added workers as activity stayed near peak, though temporary layoffs and casual employment rose marginally.
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Asay
Nimbet
Thnee Percens
Aelals
Audi
Abratita
Bata
Empire press conference calls for immigration resumption
At the Empire press conference the Graziers Federal Council resolved to urge a federal state conference with primary and secondary industries and labour authorities to resume immigration. The aim is to admit more people, with a preference for Britons, to aid economic recovery amid postwar needs.
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Melbourne
Tumday
Federal Council of Australia
Abbott
Talig
Furie Khow
Britain
Doctor's Appeal Dismissed at Empire Press Union Meeting
At the annual conference of the Empire Press Union delegates criticized high imperial newspaper postage and urged cheaper rates to aid publishers to compete in the Australian market. The discussion included calls to review woollen industry duties and concerns about political influence on primary industries.
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Empire Press Union
J. J. Astor
Tryon
Mey
Gileyalee
Caroon
Wales
Induairiee
Frederik
Trial Postponed Indefinitely In Complex Case
A chaotic transcription shows a trial postponed indefinitely at the Centred Criminal Court. Mentions of Murray Stel, veterans, labor notes, and various names like Macfarlan, Ellen Raiser, and Lady Violet Astor appear amid jumbled references to judgments, pensions, and inter-imperial matters. The piece hints at legal delays, appeals, and cabinet discussions centering on costs, cables, and governance.
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Gracie Guts
Roweenbey
Macfarlan
Centred Criminal Court
Beymour Paizo Bush
Justice Sizer
Major Astor
Lady Violet Astor
Delegetes
Wich “Bosh
Sarton
Meyel
Windsor branch forms as Cook seeks another Fiat
Fragmentary OCR text reports a Windsor event where Cook seeks one more Fiat, mentioning names like William Pitterson and Robert Henry, with references to a meeting and election among locals. The passage is garbled but centers on a political or legal gathering and a call for action or approval.
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William ‘Pitterson
Carsa London
Joe
Mimra
Robert Henry Mounton
Seulias
Fragmented OCR note hints at missing context
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in unclear order. The readable bits show trace words like Ter and Wen with stray letters and no coherent event or entity. The piece lacks a complete subject or action to form a proper news item.
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