Australian Defence The Naval Arm New Cruisers Constructed
Melbourne sails to England for breaking up after last voyage. Wives and sweethearts line the harbour as the crew departs. New cruisers Australia and Canberra will replace the Melbourne, with Portsmouth as flagship route via Townsville, Thursday Island, and Port Darwin before arrival in April.
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PMLA
Melbourne
England
Australia
Canberra
Portsmouth
Townsville
Thursday Island
Port Darwin
Fragmented British debate on postwar policy and ministers
A garbled report outlines a parliamentary session with references to Baldwin Haig and the Da union, discussing postwar prices, duties, and ministerial actions. It mentions motions for restraint, the Speakers' church, and wordplay on domestic policy, with notes on ministerial responses and unresolved issues.
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Loin Dos
Layabort
Lords Debate in London Over Address in Reply
Debates in London center on the Address in Reply as peers clash over reform, voting, and election timing. Lords Irmworth and Tialdaie support the motion while Beauehanys laments the omission of a referee, criticizing the hotel of Lops and the long drag at the cetivdnes at othe Tease at Byster.
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London
Petermary
Irmworth
Tialdaie
Aldain
Fitealan
Wiinger
Otway and Oxley Leave Loss in Perilous Waters
In Australia the drama unfolds as Otway and Oxley face a loss at sea amid heavy weather. Bele Cortera and others endure a grim farewell while shore observers report three clear dangers and a complex rescue effort.
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Perth
Hinkler's Progress A Real Flier Triumphs At Rome
The article chronicles Bert Hinkler's daring test flight with a new aircraft at the Rome airfield. It highlights his skill despite a challenging side wind, describes the takeoff and engine start, and notes his ambition to improve further. It mentions supporters and the emotional farewell as he departs, with references to subsequent design refinements and ongoing aviation goals.
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Weis Tenney
Bert Makbor
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Purley
Rome
Terese
Arrival at Malta and Malta to Benghazi flight notes
LINTON reports February 4 departure from Malta at 6.50 for Benghazi with the likely route to Palestine. The fragment mentions revolver threats and a night alert but details are unclear.
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Iter
Malta
Benghazi
Palestine
Davis Cup Prospects and Team Reports
A garbled transcript discusses England's chances to preserve the Davis Cup title against an Argentina team. Mentions players Pollmary Wallis Mywret and others, with referenced officials and venues. The text is an OCR scramble, but centers on national teams, prospects, and preparations ahead of the Davis Cup competition.
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Industrial Peace Proposed Conference
Fragmentary report from Sydney outlines plans for an industrial peace conference. The text references peers, ministers, and discussions on a national agreement, but lacks clear outcomes or dates.
A Great Find Sir Isaac Newton's Library
A historic discovery reveals Isaac Newton's library hidden since 1727 moving from a residence to a Hampshire collection. The finds include early college books, an English Latin lexicon, and a Greek text bought for sixpence, with Descartes and Newton's copies of the Principia noted in the scattered shelves.
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Erection of Science Institute in Sydney Planned
Canberra reports a new Science Institute building to be erected in Sydney with a cost. The project, approved by government bodies, will occupy Gloucester Street and is expected to be one of the finest in the southern hemisphere.
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Sydney
Canberra
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Parliament Debates Reform Amid Lords and Commons
Fragmentary report shows discussions on royal prerogatives and the fate of the House of Lords as Parliament faces potential changes. Ambiguities in the text obscure concrete proposals or dates, but references imply tensions between governing bodies and calls for constitutional adjustments.
Queen's New Role in Royal Procession
London February 7 The Queen watched the King’s procession from the palace balcony as the Prince of Wales and others walked to the House of Lords. It was the first time since her accession that the Queen shared central seating with the royal party and the Heiris of Lords.
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London
House of Lords
Prince of Wales
Curing Cancer Experiments On Mice At Harvard
Dr Stimson of the public health service reported to the House that Harvard University medical school experiments subjected mice with induced cancer to oscillating high frequency electric treatment. Results showed subsidence of the tumor but death if the dose was too high. The work is ongoing.
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Washington
Doctor Stimson
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Public Health Service
House of Representatives
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English Tote Bill Passed in Britain
London February 7 A single clause bill prepared to legalise the totalisator would operate only in Britain with Northern Ireland handling the matter locally The bill must be introduced by a private member and many MPs are voting against any application to horse racing betting facilities.
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Totalistator
Britain
Northern Ireland
Che Racing
Rotary storm sighted east of Broadsound warns ships
Official notes report a Rotary Disturbance east of Broadsound with heavy coastal rain from Cape Capricorn to Hervey Bay and rising winds. A preliminary warning is issued for shipping safety as crews monitor changes and ensure rail and road safety amid rough conditions.
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Herishane
Meteorological Bureau
Cape Capricorn
Hervey Bay
Partial Showers Hit Cane Regions as Pacific Weather Stirs
The Post notes wet weather from a Pacific Tropical wave affecting cane belts along the coast and inland. Farmers in Mulerave and Hambledon report uneven yields while Cairns and nearby districts see mixed conditions with some growers achieving needed rainfall for harvests. Weather experts anticipate gradual improvement and rising wages as rains spread across the area.
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Alootila
Mulerave
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Big Fires in New Zealand Strain Drought Hit Areas
The February 4 dispatch reports a continuing severe drought across Auckland province with water shortages and heavy losses to farmers. Bush fires scorch Te Aroha mountain reserves, fumes affect wildlife, and workers battle to prevent entrapment as several horses perish.
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New York Market Big Brisbane Loan Sealed
New York February 7 reports the Queensland government guaranteed Brisbane loan of 1.5 million dollars at 3 percent for thirty years with a sinking fund not callable for twenty years. The offering drew strong market interest with underwriters led by Lee Higgin and Co. National City Bank expected to manage the issue, signaling broader Australian financing abroad.
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Brisbane
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Commonwealth Bank
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Queensland
Big Jugo-Slav Loan Bit in New York
News from New York on February 7 reports American and British bankers preparing to provide twenty eight million dollars to Jugoslavia. The loan is described as a major foreign exchange matter and linked to ongoing financial and political tensions.
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New York
Jugo Slavia
Hon W N Gillies Burden Deceased In Brisbane
Hon W N Gillies former Premier of Queensland and member of the Mewar at Trade and Arbitration Cont collapsed at his home in Amehed and died within minutes. He had planned to travel to engage with a Waterworks issue and was in Brisbane for a conference. His death follows a career as Premier and later as Minister of Agriculture before resigning amid railway strike tensions. He leaves a widow and children, and tributes from Andrew's Presbyterian Church and local officials.
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Smart capture yields four arrests at rural post office
Four men were taken into custody at a rural post office in Rowse El after a nighttime hold up at a general store. The robbers, seen by a furniture worker, were surprised by the postmaster and his son at gunpoint before police arrived. Mrs. Fo Neely and her husband reportedly knew the victims.
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Prayer Book Critics Split Clerics Over Policy
A heated Commons debate centers on disestablishment and endowment linked to the Prayer Book. Supporters warn rejection risks church-state rupture while opponents urge cautious revision and political pressure from church factions.
The Prime Minister Mr Bruce’s Record
The Prime Minister Mr Bruce’s record is described as a strong leadership period. In Parliament, Mr Bruce’s personal qualities and ability as a leader receive high praise. A high tribute notes his sympathy with the man and with the country people during the era.
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Te de Bhowse
Vii
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Arrival at Melbourne Welcomes French Tennis Team
Melbourne crowded Spencer Street platform as French tennis players arrive this afternoon. Heros received deafening cheers at carriage door and were officially welcomed by Norman Brooks and tennis officials before a civic reception. They will play international matches tomorrow.
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Norman Brooks
Hawkes Withdrawn from Melbourne Tennis Team
Fel Hawkes withdraws from the Melbourne squad ahead of a match against visiting French players at Rooyong. He cites form below trial standard and will be replaced by Hara-Wsoul as selectors adjust for the International Fennis opening round. France leads two rubbers to one after Boretra and Hopman split, with Dragnon beating Crawford and Patterson/Odara-Wood defeating Boretra and Boussus.
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FARMER TOURISTS IN CANBERRA MARCH TO MOVE ASSISTANCE
A garbled report from Canberra notes farmers and tourists involved in a movement requesting assistance from the central office. The text references voting, committees, and possible travel or migration plans, with unclear names and dates due to OCR corruption.
Bribery Charges Spark A Great Stir In Mine Scandal
The Central Commission and observers report a bribery scandal involving miners and officials at the Went area. Allegations describe payments at Welter Pier and related meetings, with claims of a rate of tulipenin per ten rade over eighteen months. Judge and crown actions loom as parties argue over evidence.
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Unemployment rises in Adelaide amid mine probe fallout
In Adelaide in February the unemployed numbers swell across metropolitan and coral areas. Cabinet debates and a missing premier’s statement cloud the inquiry into a mine deal. Officials deny direct involvement by rural districts while public suspicion grows.
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