Confusion Rages Over Labor, Courts and Codes in America
Disorder follows the Supreme Court ruling on labor law provisions and the White House moves toward a voluntary code to influence business wages and hours. The piece notes anticipated strikes and farm foreclosures, signaling broad unrest as enforcement and policy shift.
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Washington
Wilimut Wnfunion
Supreme Court
Cnde
Torniaht Tie Waite Home
Roose ‘Vet
Buainmn
French Davis Cup Team Named After Stormy Paris Match
In Paris on May 36 the French Davis Cup team selection was announced with Bingen, Bouse sig and Merlin to play doubles while Borotea and Metrard were named to the squad. The article recounts a stormy match where Quint defeated Samadi and Quist showed strong form, with detailed play-by-play of sets and key points, noting the competition’s tense atmosphere and near-misses.
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Maree Wurman
Paris
Davis Clyteued
Bingen
Bousesig
Merlin
Borotea
Metrard
Fernch
Wordey
Quint
Samadi
Myma
Troschiwr
Fonshaeiy
Gil
Paul File
Adenest
Lim
Yollevine Ahpet
Migiadke
Pierie Ervies
Menier
Storm Havoc in France Strikes Towns and Rivers
May 3 report from Rome describes widespread flood damage in France. Low-lying areas around Paris and joins towns were inundated, with residents seeking refuge on roofs as water breached streets. Communication lines broken, electricity cut, and hundreds displaced. A ferry crew practiced at a shooting range as floods rose. A cemetery text was damaged, and a person was killed by lightning.
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Rome
Antheny
Phenei
Bala
Practice
Garren
Lake Mer
Darnell Appeal Fund Talk by Africa Expert
A fundraising event at 1:30 PM today features a renowned speaker on Africa, planning a discussion with Archbishop Dubing. Tickets and donations for the Darnell Appeal Fund are to be returned immediately by the end of the day.
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Omer
Pinary
Ake Darnell
Farin McKnoon
Africa
Archbiow Dubig
Art Society’ Art Lunlet
Mins Jemnetite Heldon
Redlock For The Sideshow Retains Duke And Duchess
A chaotic London pageant report describes a chaotic scene involving a duke and duchess in an open carriage pulled by two horses. A canopy collapses, a bystander is injured, and medical teams attend as authorities investigate the incident. The piece weaves in unrelated notes about Melbourne and New York, referencing horse racing, medical observations, and a fight show.
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London
Crises in Debate Reflect Roosevelts Policy Ties
Fragmentary OCR text discusses potential four crises in U.S. policy and constitutional questions. It references Roosevelt era ideas, industry impact, and debates at a national level. Mentions Manchester Guardian and Supreme Court as contextual markers.
Lyons Visit to Continent And Postal Talks
Mr Lyons embarks on a continental tour to inspect the grave in France and visit Paris Rams and Naples en route to Australia. The mission includes meetings with ministers, postal officials, and talk of mutual advantages in postal and wireless services.
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MR. Lyons
Continent
France
Faris
Osieves
Rams
Naples
Australia
Myr
Evons
Eeven
He Sae
Ana
Bir Woods
Lycans
Tatoo
Kinga
Gee
Sulayeema
Thomas Banks
Brith Postel Department
H. PB
Kiowsley Wood
Perry favourite for Wimbledon
A garbled 1920s style sports note discusses a Perry favourite for Wimbledon and hints at favored players and matchups. It mentions at least one standout contender and references possible rounds and city venues, with uncertain names and phrases. The fragmentary text suggests a focus on who is favored to win but lacks clear details.
France Currency Crisis Shocks Markets in Paris
Reports from Paris describe a severe currency crisis as France faces a Bank of France intervention and public credit strain. The cabinet seeks measures to restore stability, while protests and political tensions mount over debt, issuance, and government demands.
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Faris
Ansieito Esiandt Taney
Bank of France
Thay
Wiinarawais Peilerany
Minta
Maintein
Dal Tel Chamber
English Critics Praise Balance Sheet Shift Amid Crisis
London May 28 representatives in the third round of the war era debate on the global economy. The frame of the market and the Amalgamated English critics praised the balancing of debt and expenditure as essential to stabilize finance. Bank of France reports a drawdown while Britain faces cautious optimism as global resources and buyers adjust.
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Ile
Bank of Trance
Ube
Middlesex
London
Leeda
Wien
Uwe Bane
Oxada Veribai
Australians Win Their Matches In Turbulent Bourdieu Finals
Australian players claimed wins in a crowded lineup of ties at the team championships. Motes led the field with a solid performance, while Turbl and Malty faced setbacks. Decisive sets included 6-3 6-9 and 2-6 8-6, with several international opponents such as France Germany and Spain represented in the mixed results.
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Turbl
Malty Hea
Mennath
Elhmer
Bvilectland
Hopman Turwutars
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Bed
J Crawford
Pallads
Ugo- Savial
Gel
Merlin
France
Sds Geegr
Caglin
Greenaslavania
Tical
Germany
Bank Officials Robbed in Eyewitness Account
Melbourne report outlines a bank hold up described by an eye witness. Two bank officials were attacked during a daytime robbery. The incident details include suspects, the weaponry, and the attempted escape, with court adjournments noted as investigations continue.
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Colin Ree
Pineia
London
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Book of Weir Chronicle
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Cam
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Ghren
Junie Guyaie
Maio
Emipost
Bet Tesh
Hei Mafais
Hun
Ferupei Wis Nea
Ferupei Wis Nea Photographa
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Accelerated Air Mails and Flying Boats in 1937 Scheme
A muttered outline discusses accelerated air mails using flying boats like the Pahthaboe, routing London to British colonies and Asia. It covers proposed schedules, maintenance, and reliability concerns, noting routes via Udaipur and Lake Masitehad, and the aim to improve India to Africa connections.
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Masitehad
Auwalien
Liem Oo
Mainvenancs
Ais
Erurines
Asia
Mombane
New Type of Moth Plane Emerges in Early Test Angles
A fragmentary report notes a new aircraft concept termed the moth plane, with side-by-side seating and tandem seating in tests. Development emphasizes motor technology and improved training wires, aiming to boost appeal for munis and general aviation audiences.
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Bay
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Siwady
Graf Zeppelin Din Not Land
A garbled report notes the Graf Zeppelin did not land on a certain date. The captain is quoted insisting the airship did not carry forged cargo and that bags were only a customary part of the journey.
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Prindrirtmasen
Bertin
Pedigreed Stock Imports Scheme Approved by Council
Agricultural Council in Canberra approved a plan to reintroduce the Triportine pedigreed stock under the Marketing Board scheme dating back to 1929. The move aims to unify Commonwealth and state support and restore orderly imports while maintaining stock standards and oversight.
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Coferrhad
orneTae
Sersy
Champion woman golfer beaten in early rounds
London reports surprise results as top female golfers fall in early rounds of the Royal Park event. Notable matches include Gareham defeating Mrs Craddock Martopp, and Aberleck Grancham edging Mary Welker, with several others fading. The Evening News notes the Melbourne amateur and open championships will feature the defending champion and likely contenders in the next rounds.
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London
Eharapiocany Sa
Gareham
Mra Craddock Martopp
Salds
Revene
Aberleck Grancham
Welker
Itwell
Alia Raterrva
Burton
De Valera Stirred Ireland Over Governor Generalship
Dublin May 28 A renewed hint from Mr de Valera on abolishing the Governor Generalship sparked debate in the Dail Eireann about republican aims. McDermott challenged de Valera to justify the Governor General's role as opposition argued the government should resign duties. The division vote backed the government measure by a narrow margin, with opposition critics decrying the proposed changes.
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de Weiera
Pia
McDermott
Ceneral
Atilce Pune
Mucklers
Mucklers Sxpeuuta
Contempt fine in Australian court case noted
May 3 ruling in the Australian court cites unanimous opinion upholding contempt findings related to publication of an article "Courts and Fabines" on April 12. Klein Williams and Dunnabin (Dunnabin) were fined 200 and 50 respectively and ordered to pay costs. Justice Beat warns against interference with court proceedings.
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Devinion
Tg Court of Australia
Woitee Ani
Sun
Hamay Dunbabin
Ad Ben Qgallty
Klein Williams
Jubilee Biainy
Brett
Nid
Fish
Aratrulla
Lvetton Bion
Actin
Usiica
Jantie Starke
World Tour by Air Heir to a Globe Spanning Journey
A fragmented OCR recounts a perilous world tour by air and sea, detailing a traveler’s route from New York on April 30 to Manila and China. It mentions sea crossings, land travel, and a grueling itinerary including Cape Town, Japan, and Canada, with sparse names and dates amidst chaotic text.
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America
New York
Reda Seas
Pat Fighie
Gqueias
Byrney
Manila
China
Japan
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Brulm
Lannon
Capetown
Tanaka
Absteraive
Brerson
Sega
ALR Passengers Outline Brisbane to Sydney Outreach
Passengers arriving in Brisbane report an outreach mission to Sydney and Melbourne with a two week timing window. Delegations include Mr WW Jenkins and Mr Bingapore tonnager aboard the Blue Pune Shipping Company vessel. The German Consul-General Dr Asus joined the mission at Darwin to accompany Brisbane-bound travelers.
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Oorminy
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Micotine
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Tarrant's team for India tour faces board objections
The article reports on Tarrant selecting a team for the India tour sponsored by the Maharajah of Patiala. It notes uncertainty whether these players will be allowed by the Board of Control to travel. It mentions possible opposition from some board members and the need for assurances before final approval.
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Ae’ Greed Shield
Ren
Jodla
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Mtala
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Dob
Audi
Mindous
Howeven
Secession Debate Shapes Tasmania Dominion Status Push
Fragmented OCR text outlines a debated path for Tasmania seeking dominion status within Australia. Mentions Tasmanian leaders, federation, and calls for unity between Premier Cray and other officials as plans discuss a common action and potential constitutional steps.
Tasmanian Sece depeal Objection to Dole Policy
London May 25 An article discusses Tasmanian secession from federation and opposition to continued dole payments. It reports Premier speculation, Western Australia stance, and potential political shifts impacting federation stability and the future of Tasmanian ties. The piece notes colonial and federal pressures, with emphasis on political maneuvering around responsibility for Western states.
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Dole
London
Teameria Imy. A
Opney i
Emus Ee
Excuse for Secession Petition in May Debate
A battered text discusses secession petitions and Western Australia. It quotes former Governor William as advocates for mining tied prosperity and migration. The passage references Deborah TSi HM and local progress themes amid unclear details.
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William
Bion
Thiesmas
Ena
Batavia Hosts Conference On Air Route Weather Info
The Commonwealth weather and meteorological officials announce a Batavia conference to discuss air route weather information. Delegates from Europe and Autre will attend, with Australian representatives traveling to Britain and back, detailing improved airstream study and meteorological cooperation.
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Ceres
Timon
Commonwealth
Europe
Watt
Bhigland
Ruutrahe
Empire
Austolia
Reexiey
Timpks
Cosus Tuewenitt
Higher Expenditure in Britain Impacts Revenue
Revenue figures show a slight rise over last year with total ordinary revenue affected by increased costs. The report notes higher outlays due to sun services and heavier taxes, with the year ending May showing consumption and service expenses lifting the expense total.
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London
Sun
Middlesex Triumph Over South Africa by 22 Runs
The report details Middlesex securing a 22 run victory against South Africa in a Test match. It highlights key performances and pivotal moments, noting confident batting and bowling spells that influenced the result.
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Middlesex
South Africa
South Africans Recovery Amid Turbulent Times
A fragmented report hints at South Africa's recovery with sparse details. Names and events are unclear, presenting a snapshot of political or social turmoil. Further readable content is needed for a precise summary.
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Benin
Largian
Trams
Seria Aoutit Africa
Mint Henne
Aevonn Loplnay
Erie Tn
Laren
SM Taste
Tomiinsan
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