Coronation Naval Review Draws Vast Multinational Fleet
London reports about 200 vessels from battleships to trawlers and yachts will attend the Coronation Naval Review on Thursday. Port towns bustle as observers from 14 nationalities gather while British officials prepare the event and a royal procession with King and Queen is planned for the day.
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Rome
Siva
Parramouth
Bethe
Mayer
Fort Innaih
Spiritend
Portsmouth
Regional Pacts Bold Line Expected From Australia
London May 16 The Dominions leaders at the Imperial Conference consider adopting aid to maintain peace and deter aggression amid wartime tensions. Britain may convene a Pacific Powers meeting today to discuss Dominion foreign policy autonomy and potential international security arrangements.
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Australia
Courker-Mall
London
Willie Tasmorray
Sinaustralia
Britain
Pacific Powers
Siestante
Pacific Pact Proposal Sparks Pacific Conference Debate
London reports a Pacific pact proposal following Mr Lyons speech at the Imperial Conference. Officials say no decision yet on convening a Pacific Conference in Tokio. Washington notes U S indecision and warns that Caribbean and Philippine issues complicate any Pacific security accord.
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London
Austalia
Lyona
Tokio
Washington Corre
Mackenzie King
Lyons
Zranne
Gallantry noted as Gibraltar reports destroyer explosion
A Gibraltar report from London May 11 describes Captain B Serfield of the British destroyer Auyter reporting an explosion at sea near Lin dart. The vessel burned and sank, with crew struggling in heavy surf as rescuers recovered bodies and survivors.
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London
Gibraltar
Gettenant
B. Serfield
Essel
City Officials and Dignitaries Attending Australasian Education Event
The report lists numerous figures including Lieutenant-Governor James Biel, Lord Mayor Alderman Jones, and Aldermen Tur ning and Jones. It notes visits by officials to Bolihport for a city council meeting, a conference of the Australian Council of Education, and the New Education Fellowship Conference in Atrale.
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Brinbane
Nny
Bolihport
City ‘Council
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iAlderma
Ale Veinte
Teeanry
Hove
Isbane
Yaney
Norman Carter
Jftom
Atrale Uatr
Kandel
Alay
Hetle Riche Tate
Bointie
Albanian Rising Pails Bankrupt Law Lecturer
In Tirana in May a government move stirred debate on foreign influence. The University announces the appointment of a part time lecturer amid claims of reform. The Law School prepares for new graduates and exams benefiting students and articled clerks across distant centers, with external courses to be offered next year.
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A. J. Mayfield
Mennhout
Ie Bar
Byrnes
Ghglang Graymar
Bydwvoc
Bae
New Bouck Wales
Queensland
Yorke Hedges
Aclaw
Bullfinters and Boliclors
Cincree
Law School
Clairvoyance Proposed To Diagnose Disease At Fremantle
Theosophical lecturer Geoffrey Hodson claimed clairvoyance can diagnose diseases by seeing inside the body and assessing mental conditions. He described abilities to hear physical sounds supernaturally and to communicate with the dead in a conscious state, asserting insights beyond physical waves into the superphysical realm.
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Geoffrey Hodson
Theosophical Society
Hodgen
Nipp
France
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Standstill at Archerfield delays aero drome upgrades
Severn pilots were announced in January for £17 expenditures on Archerfield aerodrome improvements. Proposals included building an administrative block, asphalt near the runway, lighting facilities, and clearing nearby areas. Officials said progress is slow but no reason for delay is found as lighting and beacon tests await approval. Captain Jenna from Civil Aviation said there is no delay caused by the plans.
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Archerfield
Addle Hout
Ak Daneur
Civ Aviation Department
Melbourne
Jenna
Conteicept Civil Aviation
Iis
Civil” Aviation Board
Sane
McGamby
Wan
Southport Film Club hosts BouLh amateur writing contest
The Southport Filming Club announces a May 2 event titled The BouLh Amateur Writing, with a 6:30 p.m. start near the Faratie Flotel jetty and Public Hull, inviting participants to submit works and enjoy the night as local organizers steer the program.
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Tishling
Mnipetiiars
Aterie Banke
Eam Rae
Panauieries
Certificates For Engine Drivers Successful Candidates
A list of successful candidates for engine driver certificates is presented with names and affiliations. The document notes completion of required examinations and issuance of certificates to the qualified individuals.
News In Brief From Near And Far
A collage of brief items reports Bunrbert Burro tripped injuring his right thigh and ambulance transport. City officials discuss tenders for electrically illuminated signs in two reservoirs. A petrol theft at Blasi Road garage involved breaking a lock and cigars stolen from a Montpelier Road premises. Australian Labour Party debates scheduled, and a grain organ recital set at Chey Hall. Police note a break in at a New Farm area and debtors in Newstend. Navy dental service offers commissions to Australian graduates. recruitment details announced in Can verree.
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Tabane Party
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Bayy Schaal
Boata
Bute
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Orghnist
Geore Sampson
Mendelssoni
Genid Offertoire
RSSUA
Hiva
Actunistall
Me Allen
Gordon
Hove
Aussira
Manenenl
Haidine
Royal Navy Dental Service
Canverre
Fire destroys golf clubhouse amid widespread flames
A blaze broke out today at a golf clubhouse in Aint toe, burning the building to the ground despite strenuous effort by a band of men. Members report many lost sets of clubs and the total loss is being tallied.
Appalling Illiteracy in India Report Reveals Widespread Loss
Hondon May 11 report on Kala Teper education outlines shocking conditions and high wastage in 1931-32. It notes low literacy, large numbers of children not enrolled, and inadequate government measures. The document cites incomplete data and mentions severe educational deficits across classes and regions.
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Kala Teper
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