Martial law in Bengal as troops fire on rioters
The Aus i Governor of Bengal Mr. R G Casey proclaims martial law across Bengal province and orders troops to restore order in Calcutta. Police patrol streets with bayonets for first time, and troops open fire in Wellington Square. Thirty six people injured, many from bullet wounds or tear gas at Kallighat tram depot fire site.
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London
A.A.P
Bengal
R. G. Casey
Associated Press
Calcutta
Casey
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Wellington Square
Kallighat
Nine Trams Set Afire At City Rail Yard Riot
New York February 12 The New York Times correspondent reports Moslem unrest in India with British authorities reacting as violence escalates. Protests threaten major agricultural regions and large urban centers as calls for reform intensify.
Fragmented Tale of Riots and Names in a Turbulent City
An OCR fragment details a violent crowd incident with stones and bricks injuring people. It references Hashes and parthern Fhiente, Europeans in Beta, and a Farce-esque event in Bir Viewry. Sir Hanan Sumenwarey and MG Caney are cited in a garbled report about restraint and actions. The American Associated Press is noted as a source, with patriotic shouts and a tense atmosphere described.
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Ana Acre
Sader
Sir Hanan Sumenwarey
Tha Groversor
MG Caney
Casey
Indian political plea for national government proposal
Ganant told the Pres that he advised the Viceroy of India to form a new national government from the gleesed members of the Cemira Legislative Aawently. He urged renewal of food and cs to Americans to Lord Wavell's appeal. He argued merchants and administration should unite to aid Indians and end alien rule.
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London
Ganant
Pres
India
Lord Wersil
Cemira
Wavells
Gueahier
World Record Price Set for Pedigree Bull in Perth
A London telegraph reports a world record price for a pedigree bull at Perth show. The steed named Piltdown Upright, bred in Aberdeenshire, fetched an unprecedented sum, drawing buyers from regional farms and showcasing high interest in cattle auctions.
Premier McKell Reflects on Long Service and Public Life
Premier McKell announced at a Town Hall that May marks 30 years as Your Representative and nearly 30 as Premier. He said his term as Premier has been the nation’s most critical and denied seeking any position after the next state elections. The press attacks are cited by backers as a reason for stepping back from public life.
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Witerige
McKell
Sveta
Bmkell
Yeenis
Two Students Killed as Police Fire on Crowd in London
AAP reports two students were killed when police fired into a crowd during protests near Reuters fee an Careah University. The clash involved demonstrators at the university and surrounding areas, with authorities tightening security afterward.
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London
Reuters Fee An
Careah University
Seconots
Student Memorial March Echoes Tense Britain Australia Ties
Fragmented OCR reveals a student procession at a university forming a memorial for killed students in 1835. Slogans attacked the government, England, and a figure named Nokrasky, with a three minute stance observed during the march.
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England
Nokrasky
Orion Condition Company Feotest Damages Australian Prem
The chairman of Orient Steam Navigation, Mr Levine Geddies, spoke at the company's annual meeting about a damage to the price received in Australia. He said those who should travel on the vessel had no say and did not benefit, and he regretted the reflection on the company's adequacy.
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London
Fes 12
AAP
Orient Steam Navisation
Levine Geddies
Hughes Chosen for North Sydney Seat in Federal Race
W M Hughes has been selected by the Liberal Party election committee at North Sydney to stand again for the federal seat. He is reported to be nearing a record tenure in Parliament and is said to be aged around 60.
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North Sydney Star
Sydney
Hughes Hae
North Aycinay
Liberal Party
North Sydney
Man Misses After Flooded Bridge Collapse Near Ingham
Dam collapse at a flooded bridge on the Upper Herbert area prompts search efforts for a missing man. Reports mention possible crocodile involvement and diverging sightings. Police and local authorities coordinate retrieval amid uncertain conditions and unclear identification.
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Upper Herbert
Ambiguity in Conference Delays Indonesia Inquiry
London February 12 Britain and the commission consider adjournment to allow a proper study of the Manuilski Indonesia matter. Amiri Frace Ameri Heled and Brasil do Mr Makin engaged in the discussion as reported by the Associated Press special correspondent.
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London
Britain
Amiri Frace
Ameri
Heled Snd
Brasil
Manuilski
Indonesia
Commission of Inquiry
Security Council debates Indonesian crisis and troop withdrawal
Amid disorderly excerpts from a wartime amendment, delegates discuss Indonesian national movement, Dutch talks, and the proposed commission to assess troop withdrawal and ceasefire terms. Bevin, Csaky, and others push for a measured approach while avoiding interference in domestic matters, with emphasis on compliance and timely updates to the council.
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M. Riaz
Seton
UNO Headquaters objection to proposal in Wat Chester CSA
Local supervisors in Wat Chester CSA vote against a proposed plan, citing that seven towns cover eight percent of the population. The United Nations Headquarters Committee is accused of preparing the proposal. The assembly approved the proposal in part, despite objections from the Wat Chester officials.
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Chester
Csa
Murderer of child in Hobart framed by cemetery tragedy
Feb 13 report notes the executive's decision this era on the corpse found in a cemetery. The fragmentary text mentions a child victim, a suspect linked to goings on at a cemetery, and October as a referenced month in the convoluted source.
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Hobart
Refugee Issue Sparks Soviet Attitude Debate in Assembly
The Soviet Union opposed returning refugees to their home countries or to places where crimes were committed, sparking intense debate in London as delegates pressed for nationality-based safeguards. Mrs. Renevell again opposed Soviet proposals in a tense General Assembly session, with votes tallying 28 against and 10 for, plus two abstentions, before adjournment at midnight.
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Saja
Renevell
Pee entered Viewwris Prive ocean Fattway Sours code
A garbled historical fragment shows a person named Pee Stoney and others in a disrupted scene with unclear actions. The text reads like a corrupted OCR segment referencing a Private View and various nouns, but no coherent event or outcomes are determinable from the legible words.
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Stoney
Sandi
Viewwris
Prive
Pepe
London Section 12 Te Tes Of The House Of Commons
London section 12 te tes of the House of Commons appears in the report. It notes procedural matters and named officials within the parliamentary calendar. The brief item emphasizes routine governance and parliamentary procedure without extraordinary events.
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London
Meiner
House of Commons
Stormy Scenes At Meeting Of UNC Political Committee
London Feb 12 The Associated Press special correspondent reports a chaotic UNC political committee meeting. Amid protests and noisy interruptions, Mr Fraser's rulings and the chair's decisions faced strong opposition from delegates. The atmosphere was tense with frequent clamor and attempts to press agenda items despite disruptions.
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Usn.c
Caceres
Mr. Fraser
Chasieman
New South Wales and Queensland Labor Plans Revitalized
In a detailed wartime policy discussion, officials consider joint measures to prevent reinfestation and coordinate defense tasks between New South Wales and Queensland. The plan envisions extending work programs, enforcing border controls, and supporting national stability through targeted labor and security actions.
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Clesnad Sass
New South Wales
Warc.r
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