Duke of Windsor Wedding Plans At Chateau de Cande
London May 18 The announcement sets June 3 as the marriage date of the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Warfield Field. Ceremony to be led by Mons mayor at Chateau de Cande with limited guest list and no royal family attendance. Observers report the note named Hermann Rogers and listed attendees including Bedauxs and Rothschilds.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Ware Field
Monts
France
Wen
Duke
Warfield
Mons
Mercier
Chateau de Cande
Herman Rogers
Duke of Windact
Martine
Chateau de Canda T
Madame Bedaux
Chateau De‘ande
Merriman
Baron and Biranem de Rothschild
Rownfeld Castle
Austria
Singland
Wage case seeks early resolution to avert next slump
In Melbourne at the Arbitration Court on Tuesday the sixth day of hearings for an increased wage by 52 unions. Chief Judge Dethridge told Mr. C C Croft to condense his submissions for efficiency. Judge Beeby urged completing the case before the next economic downturn.
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Melbourne
Arbitration Court
Dethridge Tala
C.C. Croft
Beeby
Abyesinia
Craers
Herselves
Geneve
Lee
Vernon Bartell
Newy
Walt
Ste
Valine
Allan
Banishment for Life Alleged in Sydney Inquiry
The Rayel Commission hears Constable J D Browne claim Metropolitan Superintendent Pattinson threatened banishment for life to Milpacinica with harsh conditions. Browne recounts an ensuing confrontation and a reported failed attempt to file charges, as the inquiry adjourns amid tense testimony and conflicting accounts.
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Sydney
Toesday
Day
Rayel
J. D. Browne
Regent Street
Mr. Pattinson
Milpacinica
Rowan Akid
Macrekville Fe
Empire’s Gold Reserves Drive Begins Organising Director Appointed
A political regrouping launches with United Aus walls Party reforms. Mr P Goldenstedt named organising-director as executive officials are chosen. Sir William Glasgow chairs the meeting with a roster including J A Walsh T Cappardyn and L H Trout among others. The group plans to contest national and local seats, aiming to build party machinery and influence.
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United Auswalls Party
P. Goldenstedt
William Glasgow
Blesident
Mersin
J. A. Walsh
T. Cappardyn
FT Grove
Mt. Munsey J
P Pry
K. Clark
L. Laws
Ihe Council
Kerwin
Cone Autonomal Club
Mil
Loauun
UA Dumar
Ake. Geldenntedt Briniga
Aelively Wesoeidtad Maton
Bolita
Wilkin
Goldenesiedt
Talks With U S A Focus on Stabilizing Gold Reserves
A fragmentary report discusses potential talks with the United States about reinforcing financial procedures and stabilizing gold reserves. The note mentions Lilley and Dagny, with references to a conference,, international action, and possible US role in global economic measures.
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Lilley Peat MY
Goldenstedt
Stein
Sinnl Caner
Rosie
Ihe
Jean
United Res
Ile
San
Dagny
ArLy
Amertes
Ang Rug
Muryns
Epa
Aber Pei
Ie Buse
Andres Ea Babe Sven Ito
Iia
Len
Rome
Wallow
Unas
Africa
Canna
Broaress “Association
Ion
United States
Senators Again Selected In Labour Plebscite
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate multiple senators chosen in a labour plebiscite with names Brown Jigs and Mac Doneld involved, dated yesterday. The text is garbled but references an election or selection of senators and related candidates.
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Wrvan
Japanese Shipments Delayed in Manila Arrival
Trade notes indicate Japanese shipments are delayed at the port of Manila with mechanical holds and minor weather issues. Merchants anticipate a revised transit schedule as lines work to clear congestion and resume normal delivery times.
Four Injured as Bridge Collapses Into Creek
Four men employed by the Douglas fire council were injured when a bridge collapse caused them to fall about 20 feet into a creek near Resmelts Bridge near Musgrava. Injuries included severe head wound, abrasions, and possible fractures. Rescue teams assisted, and patients were transported for treatment.
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Douglas Fire Council
Resmelts Bridge
Musgrava
Bares
R. McLass
Aes
Matas
Dratae
Pia
Seta Actardis
Ivine
Price of Gold Update Amid Turbulent Markets
The article notes gold prices with frayed figures and currency inconsistencies. It records the dollar value around 1109 32, identifies precise notations as Gold C100 in dollars, 9 1 8, and mentions an unstable franc rate. The fragmentary text reflects a volatile financial scene with unclear exact figures.
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Pola
Dolar
Next Move With Leeds
Hex reticent figure visited Brisbane yesterday and would not comment. He planned no public remarks and conveyed cautious stance ahead of forthcoming actions.
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Hex
Hey
Brisbane
Yeaterda
Keanster
Police Raid Sparks Sudden Turnover in Snooker Scene
A police raid at a billiard hall on Charlotte Street disrupted a snooker venue. Several men were arrested and taken away in batches of six while officers searched the premises. The raid drew immediate attention as players, witnesses, and local officials gathered outside, with the scene described in disorderly detail.
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Eiabeth
Nandeutfns
Dales
Billiard City
Ajothes
Charlotte Iteet
Eratic
Lextoby
Corton
Winter Relief Grants Disbursed Nationwide This Week
The Minister for Labour and Industry Mr Hynes announces distribution of winter relief grants across the state. Pensions in relief receive funds by Friday, with last year’s total around Sues and a forecasted disbursement near 42,000. Wives of intermittent relief workers may draw separate allowances for themselves and children, with minimal authorisation needed. The plan also mentions support for Christmas relief and potential Coronation era employment, reflecting broader state measures to ease winter hardship and unemployment through wage adjustments and additional aid.
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Minater
Hynes
Elia
Pere
Wyner
Atlantic Air Race prompts U.S. ban caution
The Commerce Department warned the Lindbergh Atlantic Anniversary Race may not sail to United States soil as officials weigh safety concerns and possible start restrictions. The episode cites remarks by Undersecretary Jahan and references to prior permits and international aviation figures amid debate on nationwide air travel safety.
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Warmington
Atute Department
Commerce Department
United States
Noeless Joss
Life
Jahan
Commerce
Dea
Auvelia Barkan
Timie Ste
Mixy
Amy Johnson
J. A. Mol
Sont
New York
Arcivon
Department of Commete
Leeann Bocuse
Pane Iment
Americas
St Bernard Dog Kills Girl in Alpine Tragedy
A St Bernard dog killed a girl in the Alps near Geneva. Report notes visitors and local sightings as authorities investigate the incident and the dog’s involvement.
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ST. Bernard
Alps
Geneva
Pepatig
Uae
Bernard i
Appeals Against Valuations In Australian Union Move
The Union announces a decision to admit new members amid labour and taxation debates. Authorities in Sydney outline a plan to increase membership and address demand at the wharves. The overall impact on taxation and wages remains under discussion.
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Mupmucge
Meyereuliot
Australia
Velostion
Sydney
Aga
Ableton Ieten
Bodegas
Revolving gun and gunner features on Paige Cowbaley design
The article describes a revolver style gun and gunner arrangement on the Paige Cowbaley turret, noting the advancing airwave communications and imperial air concept. It discusses the Anson class coastal patrols, naval armament, and prototypes tested with rotating breech mechanisms and armored turrets.
Anson Bomber Features In RAF Reported Action
A fragmented Atherton era account describes the Anson aircraft with a 36 foot wingspan and 30 foot fuselage length, detailing its weapon systems, radio gear, and attempted ignition sequence. It notes crew procedures, turret arrangements, and an emphasis on signal control and navigational coordination during a patrol.
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Samming Eupmne
Cada
Nove
Teleane
Reid Peer
Martin Dear
Tommie
Sydney
Anson
New Symphony Orchestra Formed Despite Turbulent Times
A new symphony orchestra is formed with George directing and a slate of key staff including Dean Chiara de GW Donalds as treasurer and secretary. The group seeks experienced players and plans to rotate musicians, aiming to provide opportunities for conductors and expand a library of orchestral works while navigating funding and organizational challenges.
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Cingerrauthers Au el
George
Birect Tosh
Metropolian
Orchestra
Msie
Reeser
Eas
Dean Chiarade
Donalds
Hooaray
Ane
Esac
Toul
T Wiemers
Perks
Dean
Mallana
Scott Kaealuiin
Beope
Toramaaur
Stidenta
Acumer
A. Lewin Taperite
Latwe
Excaly
Henk Chlarie
Smash reunion after 24 years at Holland Park incident
A chaotic scene unfolded at Holland Park when a truck overturned near the police station. Brown from Waverloo and a追 driver escaped serious injury as officers and ambulances responded. The aftermath included damaged merchandise and a crowd dispersing after police secured the area and attended to the injured.
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Lagat Rigas
Goliatable
ChacNught
Inchives
Holland Pare
Glance Brown
Waverloo Suez
Murwillumbah
Neurd Wood
Turnote Aout
Holland Park
Brown
Micral
Wibullonte
Aloe
Chae
Tin Track
Nya
Sid ‘School
Ieleud
Buna
UNIONISTS WAR ON COMMUNISTS BEER AND LABOUR
In Canberra and London dated May 18, the report discusses unionists' conflict with communists, trade union emphasis in Japan, low beer prices, and labor market concerns. It notes Bevin’s advice and Australian involvement in production, transport, and union relations amid wartime pressures.
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Japan
Canberra
Tumaay
Ceongumpan
Abou
London
Department
Ivery Memba
Merer
Commlaioner
Tokio
Tunisia
Pacreduip
Trade Unionum
Tescons
Ik Posses
Dorlunky
Tian Motor Transport
Labour Party
Ite
Aod
Expanding Beef Trade With Japan Promises Growth
Canberra reports Japan consumes about 6 billion pounds of beef annually. The Department of Commerce and Australian Meat Board explore expanding Australian beef exports to Japan. Trade officials urge high quality meat and market development to boost demand, with Australian inspectors noting existing shipments to Japan for military use and civilian supply.
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Japan
Canberra
Consurie
Department of Commerce
Australian Meat Board
Toro
Languett Lloyd
Piart
Departnent of Commerce
Army
New Start in Europe London Talks Most Helpful Says Eden
Reported discussions during coronation week focus on potential diplomatic moves toward a fresh European start. Mr Eden cites many ministers and foreign officials as engaged in talks, noting no decisive steps yet but highlighting the value of cautious diplomacy for wider appeasement and possible rearmament concerns.
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London
Courier-Mall
Sden
Bane
Lia
Eden
Delbos
Europe
Ehtaier Guardian
Macy
Wilsben
City Council Backs Labour By Local Firms For Town Work
Unanimous vote endorses Lord Mayor minute directing future maintenance and construction labour to be sourced from town departments via local Labour Bureau. Officials promise in house supervision and cost controls while stressing retrenchment and employment safeguards for residents.
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WWE City Council
Burra
Auid
Unu Nakts
Paris
Algeesmna Tatisie
Italy's Next Move and Balkan Tensions Rise
May reports describe Italy preparing to shift policy against Albania and Turkey as Communist influence grows in the region. A Turkish alignment with Britain and mid Asian ententes is noted, with fears of wider Eastern Mediterranean instability and British response.
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London
Audi
Les Betind
Albani
Gomramlars
Ballin
Tomet Soni
Eich Brean Oilta
Turkey
Armas
Mediterranean
Britain
mid-Asian Entente With Tradivan
Afghanistan
Teresa
Italian Visit to Hungary Prompts Terrorist Revotan
An Italian delegation visits Hungary amid four days of material on tension and potential fallout from eippon after a purported threat of terrorist activity. Queen of Tia leads the party with filater iCaunl and Clana in attendance as officials discuss regional security measures.
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Hungary
Hineana
Tia
Filater iCaunl
Clana
Fe Bignor
Murolini
Prom
Anglo Italian Relations News Brief
A fragmented report mentions Anglo Italian relations and a Fermion of the Fery 33 publishing fire Mri ogwe. It notes Cuba and fans, with unclear details about a news lay pie and Brinismas. A person was ordered to move within five days and received a month's respite.
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Fermion
Fery
Cuba
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NEW Symphony Orchestra
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