British offer to evacuate American legation amid Addis Ababa siege
Washington reports the British Government proposed evacuating the American Minister at Addis Ababa and offering protection in the British Legation. The State Department accepted, but contact between legations had not occurred by early morning. The American Legation housed Minister Engert and ten women, later moved to the British Legation for safety as attacks increased. The situation prompted appeals for aid from Washington and ongoing dispatches to confirm defense arrangements and communications.
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Washington
Addis Absle
State Department
Engert
Warrinatan
Poreigh
Sidney Burton
Bielue
Lawton
G.fett
Halaer
Sidney Barton
Bayert
Savoy
Allan
Mull
Wewapagermen
Rescue and unrest engulf London Britishers form emergency legation
The British community forms a protective rescue party in London during September 1995 as unrest erupts. Officials and volunteers respond to looting and violence across the capital, with reports of refugees, casualties, and international diplomatic strain amid tense streets and damaged districts.
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Legation
Py & Company Jaf Tnaiat
Uslanicy
Khem Gros
Ingo
Aden
Tellawation Staf
Australia to Accept Aliens Under 10 Day Landing Plan
Article outlines a proposed Australian policy allowing aliens to land with 10 day processing. It specifies requirements for dependents, guardians, and wives, plus quotas and financial guarantees. Provisions discuss occupations, settlement suitability, and landing money allowances.
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Wong
Australia
Ralives
Tony
Tommy
Alllers
Gurenty
Huey
Allene
Peraonn
Aremeting
Witlcty
Mhipie
Car crash rescues man trapped under vehicle
An unnamed man became pinned between a car and another object at a location near Amy Forks Bridge. Rescuers freed him, removing water and untangling the vehicle while bystanders assisted. The injured man was said to be taken toward Cooktown Hospital following the incident.
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Arti Ghipton
Woman killed in Mooney Mooney crash near Closford
An Australian report notes a fatal crash at Mooney Mooney south of Closford last night. A woman named Mare C. penis of Catherine Hill Bay died, with Mie. A. Critten and Penderick Boyd injured. three doctors treated them at the scene before transfer to hospital. The piece discusses a larger migration context of Southern Europeans arriving and departing Australia, citing figures and government commentary from Canberra.
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Sydney
Mare. C. Penis
Catherine Hill Bay
Iterwaree
Sahara Crossing by Moonlight in a Record Flight
Mire. Amy Mollison, leaving Gravesend Airport at 03 am, embarked on a record attempt from Ringland to Capetown. She crossed the Sahara Desert by moonlight, touching Gao in the morning and Niamey in West Africa as officials pursue the aviation feat showcasing endurance and new routes.
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Amy Mollison
Gravesend
Ringland
Capetown
Reachet Oren
Algeria
Yeatersay
Oran
Abe
Sahore
Gao
Niamey
West Africa
Auterauan Gowan
Hillson-Prayu
Tor Tong
Ulebis
Leeming Serudrome
Rain Shortage Hits Queensland Autumn Sowing
The region endures a prolonged dry spell with crops browning and pastures poor. Reports note widespread drought across Darling Downs and Lockyer areas, with autumn sowing hampered and livestock feeding challenged. Forecasters warn rain is badly needed to avert further grain and dairy production losses.
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Mike Main
Tate
Lockyer
Brett
Elty
Nouth
Bintdkberg
Guvenaland
Maine
Queensland
Falls in Mastoral Area No Increase in Cancer
A report from the Central-west region notes no rise in cancer rates overall. Officials cite exams and data suggesting death causes remain stable, with focus on age groups over 70 and gender differences, amid ongoing federal cancer discussions.
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Monttag Feording
Central-west
IAC
No Sign of Jap Pearlers After Latent Rumor
The administrator at Der win reported no sign of Japanese traders and no corroboration of a presence near Heret Bay. Officials cited lack of reliable information about the rumored shipment and stressed the need to confirm claims with formal authorities.
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Derwin
Coleus Weddell
Eropiang
Fepor
Dun Mo
Paterson Ani
Aippar Wa
Sumipon Crewa
Fane
Queensland
Riordan
G Pramr
Darein
Lat Nettie
Territory
Oathead Sabi
Jasmirde Lumters
Rng
Sored Tee
Heraet Bay
Dncharye
Matyille Talanas
Man crashes 100 feet to death in Banksia street incident
A man crashed about 100 feet through a roof at Hat worsley Street, Banksia, this morning after a collision at a quarry abovement. He was admitted to hospital an hour later in critical condition. The incident, involving Charlen Mankey and others, remains under investigation.
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wereBy
Charlen Mankey
Worsley Street
Banksia
Newstead crash leaves victims with serious injuries
A van carrying Archibald McRegin Annie Burect and others overturned on Newstead Road near the Valley. Donovan and Pogueit Mireet suffered severe head injuries and facial lacerations. The van’s engine and front axle wrecked. steering wheel fragment found near the scene. Both injured taken to General Hospital.
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New Furth
Wbraaigna
Kaper
Fowefn
Alngie
Pogueit Mireet
Portas Valley
Archibald McRegin
Annie Burect
New Farm
axoNevin
Donovan
Newstead Road
Tral
Pont Ab Die Main
Fatios
Une Brisbane
Valet
General Hospital
Two Voiray Boys Killed in Ayr ATV Crash
Raymond Thomas Forno and Jean Ceedon Nordberg, both fourteen, died after an ATV crash near Ayr. The youths were riding with a group when the vehicle turned, rolled, and landed on its wheels. An accident official said one driver faced the scene as the vehicle overturned, with both victims crushed in the collision. Funerals were planned for the late afternoon.
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Tiesday
Raymond Thomas Forno
Jean Ceedon Nordberg
Rae Pe Toonss Guinn
Easpel
Wells
Eiret
Sweiig
Nordberg
Hantly
Anoek
Okr
Labour procession awards from Amalgamated River Workers' Union
Fragmented report lists recipients including Amalgamated River Workers' Union and Australian Workers' Union with unclear titles. Mentions Building Tradex Group and Barone branch with names Kurt and Ben, but details are obscured by OCR errors. The piece reads as a ceremony note with awards to labour groups and individuals.
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Nygde
Helg
Aenara
Amalgamated Rower Workers
Onwm
Australian Workers’ Union
Building ‘Tradex Group
Kurt Jenny Barone
Ben
Novel of Bush Life Visit of Grey to Queensland
Reports of author Zane Grey planning a Queensland visit to gather material for a novel. He will likely stay two months in the central district and spare no effort to observe at Sheep Station and Bribie Island, with moving pictures and divers to aid realism. A BBC Mister Grey party around 30 is anticipated, and negotiations aim to secure travel and facility support from officials.
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Zane Grey
Quemnaland
Mrribune
Hic Tay
Brlabasie
Cory Oriet
Tor
Yaney
Maziunda
Toland
Cerys
Duro
Queensland
Anit
Frente
Ivang Seeren
Gius MexLebay
Fk Lotug
Eharer
Tout Burren
A. T.C
Chey
Grenier
Leon
Cate
Thailand
South Wales
Ameyeur Plubermen's Association
Grey
Maret Bay
Ray
Ampootation
Briland
Yen
Ntiiets
Ile
Cray
White Death story announced with Zane Grey star
A new Australian film company Maker Meat Projections with 116000 capital plans to produce a tale from Zane Grey. Zane Grey will play the lead in a film to be shot on the Worth land coast. The tentative title “White Death” appears in a story prepared by Rev. Frante Warvey for Queensland production tonight.
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FULM
Meat Progactions
Worth Land
Zane Grey
Fmn
Queensland
Frante Warvey
Compromise on Shipping Subsidy Proposal Emerges in Congress
Fragmented text shows talk of a shipping subsidy plan in the USA Congress. Mentions Senator Gultey and a House of Representatives discussion with references to a potential compromise and readiness for action. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Gultey
Reverse in Senate clashes over tariff reform and duties
A Senate division on tariff measures postponed the subjection to a later date. Debate centered on protection levels for working clothes and cotton dyeing, with ministers defending the schedule and opponents urging firmer safeguards and broader trade considerations. The session adjourned at 2:18 pm with no final passage.
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Canteriea
Tenetay
Metachiaat
Teelis RM
Erwin
Sondap Quring Ube
Dentator Rayne
EHAL
Oktom
Latour
Navidin
Zenith
Abe Mince & Sghore
Federal Tax Bill Defeated In Parliament Amid Clash Over Amendments
In a heated committee vote in the House of Representatives, a Hawker amendment to the Income Tax Assessment Bill was defeated 19 to 9 after government opposition and allied members backed the measure. Hawker argued the amendment would affect primary production and capital gains rules, while the Treasurer claimed it would distort revenue and compliance. The rejection preserves current tax rules but signals ongoing tension between government policy and opposition scrutiny on tax changes.
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Sanberra
Taanday
House of Representatives
Mane Winches
Hawker
Cap HA
Tor Commeror
Fahour
Prederick
I Graves
Flacin
UALR
Cameron CP
Bal
Bobofield
Nein
Gregory Icp
Littleton Crean
Gidy
Douala Cemeros
Bay
Ant Macey
Gadletan Groam
Alonlah
Donald
Federal officials discuss export controls and wartime supply routes
The report describes a government board weighing export controls and the movement of strategic goods through routes between nations including Italy and Britain. It notes discussions by leaders and mentions wartime production, with references to authorities and inquiries into supply chains.
Anglicans Leave Churches Council Debate Deepens
At the annual meeting the Church of England bishops and councilors debated Anglican governance. The Church of England bishops urged confirming the Council of Churches as the voice of vigilance while critics argued the council lacks authority. The discussion touched on reporting to higher authorities before public pronouncements.
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Ruesan
Council of
Byiey
Mowating
Church of England
Isyaney
Church At England Tintece
Sydney
Lhe’ Council
Sida Cotnell
Deromnas Slonial
Leakage of Budget Secrets Sparks Tribunal Talk
A London report notes a leakage of budget information prompting a proposal to establish a judicial tribunal with broad powers. The motion to create the tribunal will be presented to the House, aiming to investigate the breach and determine sources while ensuring public accountability.
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London
Ghanantor
Mr. Chamberlain
Domestic management debate at parish event sparks talk
A chaotic scene at St. Vincent's Home Nudgee featured remarks on women and housework. Archbishop and local officials weighed in on domestic efficiency and its impact on family life amid a prize distribution.
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Ignor
Dubig
St. Vincent's
Nudgee
Yeeterday
Witch in Rural Relief
In the Queensland law debate figures like Mr Killard and Tenn name the Common realm aids while the preserver explains the larger aim of the relief effort. The article notes ministers and commerce officials discussing measures to support rural communities during March.
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Killard
Tenn Naymere
Reyeove
Queensiamd
Early Federal Budget Debates Over Three Months' Supply
The budget outlines a three month supply with total expenditures to cover ordinary government operations. The Defence and civil services accounts show 310,000 for permanent forces, 475,000 for civilian administration, and 108,600 for the Royal Australian Air Force. The Commonwealth Railways and other offices receive funding, including 292,500 for ordinary operations and 2,703,000 overall, with specific allocations to the Australian Commissioner-General in the United States and other departments. The Treasurer's vote is 1,800 and the Prime Minister's budget item stands at 12,900 for the Magh Commissioners Office. The Governor-General's establishment is listed at 1100.
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Repco
Commonwealth
Deparsihet
Magh
London
United States
Commonwealth Territorien
Y ‘Ushmene
Enk Vite Bo ‘Vider
New Zealand Conversion Loan Reported in London Dispatch
May 4 dispatch from London notes New Zealand conversion loan details with an application fee and listed officials. The report mentions the conversion superintendent and police involvement. operation remained open until May 11 with an official note on rates and trust provisions.
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Figieu
London
Ates
Laneh Aznes
Trusence
Aoan Uni
W. ¥. Jennings
Iaaue Us
Ber Vent
Cnity
Nerth Rina
Rat Ng 9
Ian Taka
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