Britain Ready If Arms Talks Fail
London May 23 dispatch from Daily Telegraph naval correspondent B C Bywater notes Britain quietly reviews moral resources and air strength in case the Disarmament Conference breaks down. Wall-informed circles discuss swift concentration plans and tightened personnel reviews, signaling preparedness for a sudden emergency.
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Courier-Mail
London
B.C Bywater
Daily Telegraph
Rovew
Wall
Umatant
Soviet disarmament plan to be presented at Geneva conference
The Soviet Union will submit its disarmament plan to the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Geneva. Key proposals call for immediate action, a broad Western-European pact, and a cautious move toward limiting arms while maintaining balance with Western powers. The plan envisions League of Nations language and cautions against provoking Germany and Japan while seeking broader international accord.
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Geneva
Cusimisar Litvinott
Saetiat Security
Halliney
Paue Boucourn Suggestaven
Brevi Forrenner
United Ui
Mii
Storm at University Prompts Police Raid and Shootings
Reported at a university campus amid clashes involving police and students. Several people were injured as officers stormed a building and detained numerous professors and attendees amid chaotic scenes. Authorities describe the incident as a security operation following alleged political activities on site.
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Eemeemang Bar TS
Ane
Uphiy
Wizard
Aang Poe Permnat Tok
Gts
Legree University
Bi Studgnur
Bart
Kbe
Suri Ead
Ba Cfoavion
Ene Building
Wak
Efey
Rana
Ik Wien
Toeeters
Biles
Pierce Deren
TNO BEMGRIAE DALE eSm Turglare Night Message
Fragmentary OCR text mentions medals and coins from 3h Vigne Mirai climbing 32g. It references a mix of unclear proper nouns and possible events, yielding an obscure item description without concrete entities or a clear narrative. The readable facts are highly fragmented and non-specific.
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Dale
Ana I
Judge on liberties pressures publication of evidence
In a court session yesterday Justice Auchan weighed the impact of publishing evidence in a criminal case. The judge noted that open handling of evidence could advance public liberties but warned of risks to fairness and safety, urging careful consideration by the court.
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Blain
Weiter
Cron Caldwell
Gary Ws
Caluell
Jon Usen
Jane
Galawell
Ameengers
Altec
Eodiery
Cyclist Hurt As Tram Collision Injures Youth
A 12 year old boy, Muuid Clark, suffered a head wound and facial injuries after being struck near a tram crossing. He was rushed to Clyde General Hospital for treatment following the incident.
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Eilant
Aderett
Muuid Clark
Lind
Waetehel Bisbee
Annie Rile
Olga Rekury Ia Ura
Clyde
Iene Mesa
Gas boiler blast injuries two women and five men
An explosion at a gas boiler facility released dense gas and tri chlor, injuring two women and five men. Responders and bystanders were overcome by fumes, with several workers and a solicitor among the injured as the boiler room topples and a power line goes out. The incident prompted a safety investigation and potential legal action.
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Syuney
Rew Heath Wales? Ltd
Buietbt Meuse
Bulletin Place Ly
Eric Johnson
Lilyfield
Waltcitor
McMullen
Mary
Wiens
Wien
Fania
Beshy
Byéney
Ana Emma
Minneapolis Riots Record One Dead Sixty Injured
A chaotic scene in Minneapolis erupts with one person killed and many injured as clashes between demonstrators and police intensify. Riot police deploy tear gas and cruisers, while officials work to restore order and assess the casualty toll amid reports of damage and arrests.
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Tork
Mato
Minneapaun
Arthur Laman
Ylere
Meine
Haberto Tonphta
Mack
Priler Tieisling Desweravl
Uveve
MGM
Sirens Keramiing
Exchange of Preferences in UK and Country Party Talks
Fragmented OCR passage references a May 23 exchange of views between U AP and Country Party Marra. It mentions a referendum effect on post election unity and ongoing parliamentary discussions. No clear names, places, or concrete outcomes are identifiable.
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Marra
Iba
Mineral Survey by Air Indicates Australian Survey Plans
May 3 report from Melbourne outlines a joint airborne mineral survey over western Australia. The project, led by federal and state authorities, will cover a broad area east of the Wheat Commission zone and involve representatives of the Commonwealth and Western Australian governments to evaluate ore discoveries.
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Iheersee
Lund
Norlion
Australia
Centenary Celebrities Limited to Five Attendees
The Centenary Council planned to invite ten world renowned figures to attend the celebrations. To date only five have accepted including Lord Mice and Lord Cloyd among others, with delays stretching over more than two months since the acceptance was announced. The authorities aim to secure the remaining participants for the ceremony.
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Cenventry Council
Mice
Lord Cloyd
Marche Maren
Air
Mercuim Campbellere
One Man Trams Pass Ol't In City Service Transition
A disrupted tram service at Palndingion depot led to one driver and conductor leaving. New system tests brought other staff into temporary roles while overhaul plans shifted routes and duties across the city, with extra crews moved to the depot and Terrace area for daytime operations.
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Botanic
Bolt
Uke
Pandingion Depot
Tom Ounce Cepote
Andiiston
Ates Bermral
Faucets
Manaias
Vince Makin
Enoggera Terrace
SCULLIN IN WILD SCENE AT FEDERAL LABOUR MEETING
A chaotic Sydney rally featured Scullin and Mr Boullin addressing Labor supporters. Tense exchanges occurred as voices clashed over federation policy and unemployment relief.
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Scullin
Bedford Libel Action Court Ruling Over Damages
A Bedford libel case over alleged defamatory statements against a publisher and editor concluded with a High Court ruling. The jury found limited damages, and the appeal overturned some aspects, directing a new trial on damages while preserving the open publication's freedom within the bounds of the law. The case centered on allegations of abuse of power and the defense of responsible reporting by the newspaper.
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Bedford
Yzoviaians
Hs Gueomland
Jullee Menchinka
Mitac
Tram Amar
Uh Supreme Cour
India
Adel Thak
Mks
Ieee
Justice Mancha
Sonecins
Wap
Ite
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Seth
French Tennis Championships Tokyo? Not available
The readable garbled text references the French tennis championships with player names and match suggestions but is too fragmented to extract coherent facts or outcomes. It mentions Turnoull, McGrattt, Weise, Jourde, Crawford, Villard, and others in a Paris context with uncertain dates and events.
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Harry Hopmak
Courier-Mail
Paris
Turnoull
McGrattt
Weise
Pam
Gils Metts Jourde
Promang
Crawford
Eels
Villard
Muad Martigets
Molevwor
Micawaitie
Cael
Skaaay Ulgas
Fean-rmary
Fruche
Siar
Tiiriuaiai
Aiseey
Mnaia Ak
Pia
Serbia
The Hampshire Match Report Odds and Ends
A garbled account from a Hampshire match describes Lowndes and Mesewel-Smith in a fast sequence with 100s, while OReilly and Flestwred-Smith exchange five point plays. Bromley and Derling contribute to a slowing scoring pace as Uriah Very Kadad notes central momentum late in the game. A tense fielding and bowling display features McCabe and an array of bowlers making an appetizing show for the crowd.
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Abe Bal
Uriah
Nérin
Seiggy
McCabe
Turnbull Dominates In Historic Tennis Exhibition
Paris crowd views Turnbull’s easy victory as McGrath battles back in a long match. O’Reilly leads early, then Turnbull seizes control with strong serves and returns. Crawford and Bartlean offer resistance before Turnbull closes with a 3-sets showing and McGrath’s error prone finale.
Wills Moody Criticizes Belor Whe Champion In Davis Cup
A garbled sports notice notes Mrs Wills Moody offering criticism of a champion belor player in a Davis Cup match. It references a match between Bottnoslovakis and New donieng with UZECHO-SLOVAKIAN team involvement and a May 31 date.
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Dey Mall
Belor
Vane Derea
Pliny Weinte
Winkleers
Apa Uzecho
Praove
Diac A
Watch America and the Bouheetaait Piey in wartime talk
Fragmentary wartime dispatch discusses American and Australian security hints and a possible Bouheetaait Piey envoy. Names and places are unclear but reference to doubles, Shields and Fogep, and a Push for preemptive action appear amid broader debates about alliance roles and defense funding.
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Epreins
Vanie Adion
America
Pat Secucity
Shields
Fogep
Ulrewdy
United Beate Payteresn
Ameane
Ameriegs Mide
Crain
Yates Nmal
Betas
Australas
Janiain
Ana Australia
Davis
Ube
Trail of Death Mystery Stirs Mun May Court
A clairvoyante report hints at an extraordinary drama surrounding a 1028 incident. Key figures include Boehm and his father with Boehm implicated in a disturbing act as authorities pursue the case. The narrative suggests a complex sequence of accusations and defenses in a small town setting.
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Ira
Irix
al Veller
Boehm
Fia
Street Test News City Council Debates Onsite Bar Sale
The City Council considers the Bar Qua sale and related objections. Officials discuss the potential order on issuance of permits, building safety, and ownership details amid public interest.
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Ea Council
Inquest Opens Over Chelmsford Death Mystery
An inquest into a Chelmsford death examines possible causes including double pneumonia and possible cardiac issues. Witnesses describe a sudden collapse amid a life marked by athleticism and public activity, with discussions about the deceased Nichol and surrounding events.
Controversy Over Dr Angus Doctrine At Presbyterian Assembly
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales debated amendments to teachings attributed to Dr Angus. The proceedings referenced lectures by Dr Angus and warnings about religious reform, with speakers including Rev. C. F. Cory and Rev. S. Methclam. The discussion centered on doctrinal fidelity, church authority, and potential Christian influence on society amid broader social issues.
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Sydney
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church of New Sou Wee Rar
Angus
Agioea
Elena
Ernie Soca
Murelust
Abeele
de Hogan
Wits
Aanerkan
Princitin
Rey C.F Cory
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Amodasius
Ano
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Methclam Marist
Auppericie
Angus Win
Civiay Shale
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