Britain and Italy aim to work together in Africa and Mediterranean policy
The speech outlines a colonial era vision where Britain and Italy cooperate to secure influence across Africa and the Red Sea region. It highlights areas like British East Africa, Northern Rhodesia, Nigeria, and North and West Africa, asserting shared grand projects and potential for mutual gains through diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afric
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Italy
Africa
South Africa
Rhodesia
Britain
British East Africa
Nigeria
Union of South Africa
France
Anzac Square buildings plan described in fragmented notes
fragmented OCR outlines a proposed ANZAC Square complex with sections and reservations. mentions include the federal government, a ninth area, and a new theatre or piazza. details are incomplete and garbled.
Fragmented OCR Weather and Tide Notes from May Days
Fragmentary sun moon and tide entries mention May dates with scattered times and locations. The garbled text references tides, weather hints, and calendar notes. some lines appear to quote advertisements or notices from May 2 to May 4 with lingering incomplete names and places.
Garden Hine Letts May Be Bow Tow Side During Gaol Month
A garbled note discusses garden timing and bed layout for seedling removal and replanting. It mentions protecting plants, adjusting layers, and choosing varieties for final stages. The text shows OCR errors but indicates care for sowing, bed rotation, and keeping seedlings healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montis
Uslaniny
Mall
Fragmented note hints at theatre troupe firing
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a theatre group or venue involved in a personnel change with another name possibly linked to a firing incident. The unreadable text prevents precise details but indicates routine reporting of internal staffing or company matters.
Weather fronts and political change chill Queensland
A lengthy Brisbane market weather note records rain, fog and shifting systems moving across New South Wales and Queensland. It notes lighter rainfall but lingering fog and forecasts a cool May with notable temperatures, while political discussion in New Zealand and Australia highlights housing plans, wage policy, and Labor leadership tensions impacting public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Chease
Richarda
Teibicion
New Aorth
Wales
Brisbane
Ubutbe
Mary Getters
Auburn
Savage Ministry Plans Aid In New Zealand Warily
A Melbourne article reflects on Savage Ministry in New Zealand proposing welfare and unemployment support measures. It notes funds of around 800,000 pounds annually and discusses government spending, labor issues, and potential impact on families and unemployment relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Banland
Sayas Nash
Ravage
Muah
Labor
New Zealand
Savage Nimsatt
Sullivan
Steuyed
Tome
Pailtangan
Getnatrovier
Memorial at Windsor sparks mixed local debate
A Windsor planning official outlined a memorial project for Bim, with support and opposition amid discussions of location and funding. The plan envisions a public tribute integrating art and architecture, while critics question cost and impact on the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
Vler-Preagent
Prentian
Windsor
Ewevive
Bim
Windsor Memorial Ark
Wien
Abe
Stanthorpe and New Market Site Rail Facilities Needed
Unclear report describes rail facility needs at Stanthorpe and New Market sites amid disrupted transport and market flows. Mentions affects on produce like toma, peppers, and poultry with references to transport, storage, and potential authorities or committees overseeing the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canders
Thal
Borane
Mont Ot Briabasne
Motor Tone
Hocye Wad
Lori Mitel
Ory
Toma
Gti
Eeyersmien
Fell Dati
Brabane
Ronsidera
Coker Tanner Fiway
Vallemy
Cacinge
Manthorpe
Sramene
Alata
Ital
Aruhane
Soi
Rene
World events woven through a tangled report on policy and protests
A long OCR fragment mixes politics, transport taxes, court notes, and statements from officials. It references government bodies, road and vehicle taxation, legal actions, and speeches, mentioning councils, the Transport Board, High Court, and figures like Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transport Board
Alloa
Queenslane
Perratt
High Cours
Australia
Jovn
Stee
Council
Evaiderrd Adler
Ile Mart
Herta
Telig
Companinh
Lee Dube
Ublo
Aom
Diekson
Malai Tea Associa
Shadow over the Mediterranean analysis in 1936
The article surveys Mussolini s Abyssinian conquest and Italy s push to control the Mediterranean. It weighs Britain s disarmament, Italy s growing fleet, and the strategic impact on Europe, Libya, and Africa. It notes tensions with Britain and warnings from London diplomatic circles about sanctions and balance of power in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abyaninia
Great Britain
Mussolini
Africa
Mediterranean
Brun
Aly
Muscollot
Modern Mercantile Marine
Aubm
Han Dia T
Russia
Italy
Hhus
Europe
Vietory
Jeant Enble Mesanice
London
Tategraph
Talley
Libya
Ie Mont
Teual
Mary
Britain
Taly
League of Nations
Afries
Tripoli
Libyan
Abyashin
Bya
Septimus
Alexander Severus
Tallinn
The Alternative to Hanging in New South Wales
A discussion of capital punishment and its abolition in Australian states, focusing on New South Wales and Queensland. It argues life imprisonment as the moral and practical alternative, noting political review, clemency delays, and the impact of public safety on sentencing. It highlights Jones and Hickey as cases shaping cabinet decisions and underscores the global trend against the death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Almont
Italy
Han
Australia
Jones
Providence
Balnnes
Maiier
New
Long Bay
Grant
Questaland
Mfe
Fifty Years Ago Water News at Lochmagre Station
Fifty years ago reports describe water rising above ice and flowing at a rate of several hundred gallons per hour near Lochnagre station. A committee, likely to include German and local labor, discussed cement work and sphere actions in a project at Mitre Peoek. The text references various place names and a court-like role for Mipleuter, Ramom, and Tonge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochnagre
Ganraldistet
Schain
Germany
Mitre Peoek
Aghart
Creay
Garny
Croup
Queen's Express Sympathy After King's Death
The private secretary to Queen Misty forwards condolence messages from Buckinghham Palace. Mary and others extend sympathy as the Queen thanks well-wishers for their regard. Announcement notes the condolence letters and formal expressions of sorrow from royal aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torsmrenson
George V
Glennie Bremorin
Lote
Anarews
Ian
Hume
Berea
Misty
Anit
Ingbel Andrewa
Erral
Andrewa
BeMingham Palace
Plans for Moreton Island Fort Rebuild
Discussion outlines tender preparations for a fort at Moreton Island in Queensland. The article notes plans to replace the old fort with a modern, smaller structure featuring large gas installations, aiming to reduce reliance on the old defensive works and expedite construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anberra
Tunsday
St Moreton Linn
Queensland
Aveehaland
Mediterranean balance of power shifts amid British plans
Fragmented text describes Britain shaping influence in the Mediterranean, mentioning Italy Cyprus Malta and Abyssinia. It cites British naval air power, a potential shift in strategy, and debates over a sea route via the Suez and Butt Canal with references to World War context and allied panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mediterranean
Alexandris
Otter
Mediterransas
Uslpaval
Air Howe I
Jang
Africa
Minte
Lrerad Wensky
Briteinesley
Tualy
Mediterranta
Tony
Will
Butt Canal
Britain
Abe
Abysainia
Beeman Maite
Tellats
Uiaiana
Railway Debaters in New Offices Amid Turmoil
In a baffling report, officials at the Railway Debaters group hold a meeting in new offices where a disruption was noted. Authorities describe tension over planned restorations, with a private service proposed to control communications and limit audience talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trividaon
Teleaya
Doevidiens
Tesnat
Waites
Ams
Oli Furniure
Woomba
Nomeclature of Queensland and river tolls in a colonial index
A fragmentary OCR list mentions Nomenclature of Queensland with notes on Marton tin mining, Cooktown imports, and a river toll index. References to Captain Cock, Lady Parramattin, and Governor’s wife appear amid garbled text and an unfinished entry about a river toll system and a placeholder continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Marton
Cooktown
Yorkshire
Ney Pate
Hes Boul Waloni
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anzac Square
Cracow
Sane
Wb.w.m. Wertana
Sean Begin
Senge Tm
Fenton Cennerre
Onaas
Svaan
Pegasus Ruedar
Maiea
Tinivet Schatemy
Rupe Kaye
The
Ceyian
Bele Banarie
Bendy Lay
Manklo
Mag
Cerwin
Marvin
Hoy Tue
Howie
Andy
Memigen
Devac
Towanda Saain
Manure
Inlinwing
Uiatey
Hue Ig
Sundar
Mibiy Ware Nee Veo Leda
Adam McA
Waa Sar
Noel
Mentary
Arnusliy
Tls
Tra Aopur
Meerat
Segaion
Auckland
Mia Saliies
Erie
Pelme
Semple
Ben
Zeaiec
Eanetty
Betit
Sommes
Maan
Budivers May
Rome
Armuned
Bava
Zena
Seddon
Savage
N.Z
Mney
Impregiment
Ustme
Dole Hsst
Alta Luressen
Willy
Hedard Vost
Arraateang
Dainister
Bay of Plentiy
Koro
Mr. Savage
Faybout
Mont Troy
Lins
Spain
Balis
Hue Pean
Amelland
Arenreng
Ing
Eagle Atreet
Righcaone
Vilerol Bheldan
Eagle Stremis
Jogr
Paul
Uarth
Everat
Coniripanon
Ster Brosh
Georie Snegorianl
Fresiqualy
Martone
Thie Givernsey
Kelly
Stanthorpe and New Market
Mlesworthy
Croqutecd
Meliss
Las Tome
alernAte avieRte
Greatboy
Tyre Arundel
Erie & Greater Dockins
Indians Wre Cout Inseparable They "of Foysung
Clarke
Coe
Toowoomba
Moreton Island
Gibraltar
Malta
Cyprus
Aiana, Th
Bien River
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!