Moderate cyclone disturbance near Willis Island
The Divisional Weather Bureau reported a moderate intensity cyclone near Willis Island with rough coastal conditions and heavy rain from Port Douglas to Fowen. The system was moving toward the coast between Cooktown and Willis Island, with possible stronger winds and storm development noted by meteorologists.
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Willis Island
Townsville
Cairns
Weather Bureau
Cookigns
Wirt
Port Douglas
Fowen
Showers at Mareera Amid Unclear Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes report showers at Mareera with unclear details on timing and impact. The text mentions trenches and a possible but unclear reference to equipment or personnel, lacking verifiable names or places.
Terrific Wind Storm Disrupts Evening in Industrial District
Reports describe a powerful wind storm causing widespread damage and confusion across the Industrial area. Residents name several affected streets and note damaged trees, malfunctioning power lines, and temporary outages as crews respond.
Tully River rises as flood warnings extend
Weather bulletin reports river levels surging with 11 inches more expected in the coming hours. Traffic and trains delayed as the Tully River tops flood stage near Ingham and Cairns, with emergency services preparing for further rises before midnight.
Railway Reports and AML Point Registrations Noted
Reports to Railway show heavy rims to the north and a net at Tully with AML points and faith rainfall. Registrations for the 24 hours include amler 17 Guthalangre 28 and Home Hill EAs 8 Binbee tinevile 5 with various figures like Lancercost 105 and Trebomae 191 along with Palen Mi 2 and Hetitani Arab.
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Tully
Amler
Guthalangre
Home Hill Eas
Lancercost
Trebomae
Palen Mi
Hetitani Arab
China and Japan urged closer economic ties in Asia
A March report notes that China seeks strategic Pacific influence and hints at stronger economic cooperation with Japan while warning against prolonged conflict. Chinese and Asian leaders advocate mutual benefit and equality, but fear a prolonged struggle could damage Asia’s standing.
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Wang Chung-but
Chine el
Japan
Chine
Asia
Tour of India Players Resent Board Veto
Melbourne February 27 Local players invited to join Frank Tarrants San team resent the Board of Control refusal to permit Sw Thar to take part. One player said the board acted harshly on players who have borne the heat and burden of their day and are now at the twilight of their careers. They feel the ban denies a chance for an enjoyable experience. The Australian cricket community expresses pride in representing their country.
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Melbourne
Frank Tarrant Ter
Board of Content
Sw Thar
Tarrants
Orm
Cnekee Sarely
Acd
Australia
Cretan Earthquake Causes Major Casualties and Damage
The report cites over 60 casualties amid a strong Crete earthquake with extensive property loss. It notes financial indictments and travel/entertainment payments claimed for players, and mentions figures such as Hamilton and O'Reilly in connection with South African tours and shield ticket plans.
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Srong
Claes
Hradman
Fingieron
Asl O'Reilly
Sgha
Kung
W!nets
Jiavere
Sir Tami
Missionary’s Fate Killed by Bandits
A fragmented clipping reports a missionary’s death at the hands of bandits. Believed to be the daughter of Mr. Wec Rath, the text references Shanghai in 1934 and hints at a tragedy tied to an overseas posting.
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W Ecrath
Frightened Speaker Urges Public Silence On Sugar Policy
An unidentified speaker, described as frightened to reveal his name, urged against opposing the Australian government’s sugar policy. The talk covered embargo risks, sugar costs to the public, and legal questions over patent powers, with mentions of Parliament members and the 1954 gold yield being absorbed by higher sugar levies.
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Australia
Politcal Action
Cortining
F. Hage’ Thor
Hazelthors
Queensland
Delivery of Charles Clubbe Memorial Oration in Sydney
Professor John Fraser of the University delivers the Charles Clubbe Memorial Oration amid a rising infantile paralysis scare. He notes dwindling serum stocks and funding pressures as the epidemic looms, warning the disease could threaten the State. The speaker hopes progress against the scourge will aid a future breakthrough.
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Sydney
Charles Clubbe
Tragedy in Melbourne Elevator At Flinders Lane
Francis George Trotman of Collingwood died in a lift accident at the Chuetford House on Flinders Lane. He had ascended from the ground to the first floor when a boy at the street entrance pressed the cage to drop down. Trotman shouted for help as the car fell, trapping him between the wall and shaft.
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Melbourne
Francis George ‘Trotmes
Collingwood
Chuetford House
Flinders Lane
Trotman
Court Martial details James Bailey case and ship actions
The report outlines a court martial over a near-collision between the Renown and Hood during a naval exercise. Rear Admiral Bailey faced questions about signals and command as the ships closed to about 1500 yards. Capt Sawbridge described the ahead signal error and miscommunication that could have caused disaster.
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Bailey
Nelson
Troup
Adimal Batley
Sawbridge
Ower
Wade
Great Ceremony for German Leaders Attended by Officials
A ceremony hosted by the Governing Commission features Dr. Gockel Dr. Hise and other German leaders expected to attend. Officials are planning arrangements as the event proceeds under German leadership.
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Gockel
Hise
Caer Nac
Cerman
Notts Attitude at Lord's Meeting on 1954 Controversy
A garbled report notes the Advisory Committee gathering at Lord's presided by Lord Cromer with Lord Hawke and others. It records a unanimous resolution by Middlesex and Lancashire on a matter affecting county cricket, Notts abstaining, and reference to Marylebone rules and 1954 breaches.
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Neca
Greken Opper
Notts
Lord's
Lord Cromer
Lord Hawke
Lacep
Kynaston “Seid
Marylene
Middlesex
Lancashire
Nott
Concor
Monk Hested
Cari
Font
Per Desa
Marylebone
Drowned Meeting Weighs Resolutions On November Statements
At a February meeting Australian Cable Service discussed the February 4 note and a resolution passed on formary five lines, seeking clarity on the 1935 champion ship and whether Hotte will issue a statement backing the November 21 resolutions on direct attack bowl.
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Hotte
Mr Whitey Criticizes Advisory Committee Fans
Mr Whitey sharply criticized the Advisory Committee's supporters amid a contentious exchange. The remarks targeted fan conduct and questioned the committee's handling of audience reactions.
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Whitey
Aerie
Maeientionabie Thes Mary
Princes reject India Reform Bill without modifications
London reports that the conference of Indian princes in Bombay, led by the Maharaja of Patiala, declared the India Reform Bill unacceptable without satisfactory changes. Westminster debates consider recasting or dropping the bill as ministers seek a path that safeguards princely sovereignty within a federal framework.
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London
India
Conference of Princes
Bombay
Daily Mail
House of Commons
Samuel Hoare
Winston Churchill
Fismael Hoare
Ndia
the Times
Axye Chac
Howes of Commons
Home of Lords Agreement Sparks Question on Bag Size
A fragmentary note asks whether a bag designated as the second largest in a trade or legal matter is valid. The text hints at a decision by a centralized authority labeled as the Home of Lords. Further details remain unclear from the readable portions.
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Cairns District
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Tg Mart
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Porecast
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Segall
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Mareera
Oomerat
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Mary
Caine
Pete
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Tully End
Lars Eoemill
Eovom
Orth
Seal
Raveneros
Ingham
Webresry
Pacific
China
Toryo
Wang Chung-hut
Permanent Court of Iternatoral Justice
Fepan
Arsian Tse-ping
Mamater TP
Board OF Control
Boards Attitude
At Wath
Kam Turing
South Africa
Lode
Shield
Sicket
Tier Srand
Awat
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Speaker
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G. M. Fowler
Perth
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America
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Australias Connec
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Boca
Comand
Merchant Taylor‘s School
Navy
Lords
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Sariedon Morerilies
Newcastle
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Bath
Boot
Britain
AMD
Italy
Australien Cable Service
Australian Cable Servier
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Herr Hane
Lanteeeee
Comn
Setucet
Chapman
Warner
Leveson-Gower
Walters
Turnbull
Australian Cable Service
Notts Comminsee
Adw
BORY
Commons
Churchall
Seaman
Tike
Geerchill
Sean
Agate
Sammy Moore
Pravges
Labor View
Winston
Wi Churchill
Simon Commissiport
Mr. Churchill
Ay Bieb
Delhi
Anya
Lowen Darrister
W.A. Secession
Mouse OF Lorde
Amstalian Cable Service
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Home of Lords
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