Hapsburgs in Decline Life of a Fading Royal Line
Ex Archdukes and archduchesses of the Hapsburg family descend from imperial heights to quiet exile. Leopold Salvator near Hollywood and Saybusch dealings. Rainer travels to Poland for hops while Karl Stephan and Maria Theresa manage Saybusch. Blanka and Max in Europe, Rudolphs daughter Petznek active socialist. Wolfing, once royal kin, now varied careers in Vienna area.
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Noisy Hornbills and Air Freight Between London and Berlin
Fragmentary text discusses hornbills as noisy birds and mentions Pinkert and Rain Beets birds in the same family. It notes extensive air freight between London and Berlin and refers to so called air lorries and related transport issues.
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Queensland's Chance in South Australia Test
In a drawn South Australia v Queensland match at a packed ground, Hornibrook toped SA's bowling with 21 overs 3 wickets while Oxenham and Nothling also bowled well. McCoombe and Whitfield led Queensland's reply, reaching 183 in their innings after a resilient stand, with Carlton and Rowe contributing key fielding moments.
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Queensland Ragged Start Tests Hope for 133 Target
Queensland's first innings saw three key batsmen fall as Levy and Nothling steadied before Thling was lbw to Trimmett. Levy struck well, reaching 21 with clean drives and a leg boundary off Grimmett. At stumps Queensland 4 for 80 with O'Connor, McKay and others out to Oxenham and Hornibrook while Carlton remained 6 not out. Second innings underway with Levy and Bensted not out and O'Connor out to Wall.
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British Elections Foretold in Garvin Forecast
London February 23 The Observer’s J L Garvin outlines a four point electoral forecast. Conservatives risk a reduced Commons majority while Socialists gain strength, Liberals shrink, and ministers face a three party reality in the next Parliament. Churchill and allies focus on the past rather than present events.
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Wireless and the Talkies in Britain’s General Election
London February 24 arrangements are under way for a mass produced oratory campaign using wireless loudspeakers talking films and telephonists. Party leaders Ballwin Macdonald and Lloyd George will broadcast nationwide from early to pre poll and the eve of the poll. About 20 meetings may run simultaneously with films across the kingdom. Electors total about 28.1 million versus 22 million in 1024.
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Fourth day hearing in Navnghton v Nalty at Townsville
The Townsville civil action Navnghton v Nalty entered its fourth day with plaintiffs presenting exhibits while defence evidence opened. The jury foreman sought higher fees and the court ordered hourly increases and daily sheriff disbursements during the continuing hearing.
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British Evacuation From Kabul Reported By Observer
London reports the Observer diplomatic correspondent says European powers agreed to evacuate Kabul with British planes. Sir F H Humphreys to be among the last to leave. First machines set for yesterday, secret to avoid commotion, Kabul aerodrome crowded with stow.
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Retreat From Kabul Carries 500+ Passengers Westward
London reports British air operations since Christmas have carried over 500 passengers from Kabul to Peshawar, including more than 300 women and children. The evacuees are diverse, with nationals from Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Romania, the United States, Persia, Turkey, Serbia and Afghanistan.
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