Local Team Hurdles Injuries Ahead of Games
A disrupted selection list shows NZEVES WILL NOT GO with several named players and officials affected. Key figures including Qeeenvanders HK McCraden and J. Jen n Clemens face changes as the squad prepares for competition. Seaho Australia is listed with four reserves, while the main lineup remains unclear due to injury and board decisions.
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Sidsey
Geiging
Qeeenvanders
HK McCraden
J. Jenn Clemens
Tuetamak
Seah
Australia
Unclear political summit details amid fog shrouding debate
Fragmented report from Sydney dated January outlines federal talks on banking, landholders, and economic measures. It notes Prime Minister and ministers pushing compromise while Britain proposals influence timing and conference agendas.
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Sydney
Jesuacy
Echo Zesit
Otter
Walt
Britain
Cronus
van Banker Bm
Australian stance on Japanese dispute sparks ministerial delay
In Sydney on January 27 reports detail a clash over watervide workers joining a war effort. Ministers and union officials were to prepare a statement of policy, with no firm course decided. The government seeks to avoid embarrassing the Empire while not risking a settlement in the Mount Pare dispute. Prime Minister Lyume urged voters to free the government during the election campaign.
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Sydney
Prevr
Astorner
Cneldrake
J._A. Lyume
Australia
Two Liners Held Up By Waterside Labor Action
Sydney January 27 Two Japanese traders aboard the freighters Mara and Auta Maris were held up by laborers who staged a work stoppage. The Waterside Workers Federation says members planned to lead a protest amid shipboard conditions and wartime material movement concerns.
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Sydney
Federstieg Sant
Amos
Japanme
Ingted
Embargo on Japan noted in early 20th century dispatch
Dispatch from MIAMI dated January 26 reports the American Federation of Labor seeking a stance on Japan. The article notes debates over pacific actions and readiness, with references to Cromwell and a refusal to commit to certain demands.
Fuzzy church schedule notes and Sunday services
A blurred entry lists fuel or sermon timings and Sunday School times with church officers and an evening anthem. The fragment references Rev and a planned evening series, but many words are garbled. Names and exact times are unclear.
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Jumwart
Servions
Prencher
Repmver
National Titles Report From Adelaide Tennis Finals
Adelaide January 27 National titles featured men and women with semis and early finals. Vou tame set s et Boge Quist 5 2 86 details show Von Cramm and Henkel defeated Clemenger and Kee 4 6 6 3 63. Wynner edged Stevenson 3 6 34 and Bundy defeated Hopman 6 2 3.
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Adelaide
Ceanus
Quist
von Cramm
Henkel
Clemenger
Kee
Victoria
Miss Wynner
Miss Stevenson
Bundy
Hopman
Raw Materials Principles Endorsed by League Committee
Canberra January 22 report from the League of Nations outlines principles to ensure open access to raw materials. It calls for no export duties except for welfare, equal rights for foreigners, and international schemes that involve consuming nations and stabilize prices. It notes cautions on exchange controls and development in colonial territories.
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Canberra
League of Nabons
Governienta
Hs “Ieee
Comemers Wall
Beack Cneer
Furaian
Reamomle and Financial Gomellions
Colishersta
Ae Tsing
Exchange Uiienitian
King flies to Eforwell for day with RAF cadets
London January 26 King wore RAF undress uniform and visited Eforwell aerodrome for ten hours of training with cadets and trainees. After lunch he inspected training machines and areas before returning to Sandringham via Bybeck, with about three thousand people overheard in attendance.
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London
Efeawell Aerodrome
RAF
Bybeck
Sandringham
Society law suit and personal finance turmoil in Australia
The article reports a society law suit in Australia involving a wife who regrets gifts to her husband and seeks to back them with her large income. Captain Cunningham-Reid testifies of love and duty while noting his heavy losses and investments. A judge questions the denomination of names amid references to Lady Mountbatten and implied financial arrangements.
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Tos Wite
Hs Wiles
Cinaingham-Reid
Gibraltar
Shes
Sir Patrick Hastings
Spain
Boreas
Tripordae
Prac- Ay
Mes Cuntingham-Reid
London
Coberer
Toni
Llown
Stzen
Ernest Camel
Valencia Bombed Discussed in War Court Case
A January 27 dispatch reports Sir Patrick Hastings questioning Cunningham Reid about Valencia bombing details and a joint estate claim. The case, part heard, concerns trusts and income rights of the separated couple wed in 1927, with Crone killed ashore and other parties named.
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Madrid
Valencia
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Apie
Ife
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Crone
Jewele
Dawn
Canningham-Reid
Fatrick Hastings
Ightmainaiam-Rerd
Planned Offensive Emerges With German Italian Aid
Paris dispatch reports L Oeuvre citing a forthcoming neutralist offensive within two months. Neutrals arriving from Spain claim Germany and Italy actively assist General Frame. Four German destroyers are stationed at Algeciras and eight Italian ships concentrate near Majorca.
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Paris
L'Oeuvre
Spain
Germany
Italy
Algeciras
Majorca
Lloyd George Message Sparks Royal Romance in Turbulent Times
A fragmentary report links Countess Adele Apponyi and Geraldine, daughter of a royal line, with King Zog of Albania amid talk of a potential betrothal. The piece mentions their Catholic faith, a palace romance, and political tensions as planes drop on Budapest. It notes a wreck that killed twelve and injured many, including women and children.
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Fel Orser
En Amartens
Stewart Ib
Louis ‘Apponyi
Coust
Geraldine
Adele Apponyi
Rome
Tirana
Cielen
Mt Geraldine
Budapest
Zog
Saragossa
Husgarian
Austrian Nazis Arrest Report From Vienna and Prague
The Times Vienna correspondent says leading Nazi Doctor Tan has been arrested over an interview in Prague. Nazi headquarters in Tienfaltsteasse were searched and incriminating material reportedly found. A second source reports 35 other Nazis arrested in Lapel and the leader of Austrian Nazis is held as a material witness.
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London
Times” Vienna
Age
Doctor Tan
Prague
Tienfaltsteasse
Aris
Lapel
Aurora Borealis Sparks Rush for Lottery Tickets
London reports the Aurora Borealis on January 25 triggered a rush for weekly lottery tickets. The specter of the phenomenon, tied to visions of Viennese gambling and earthquakes, boosted demand as people seek numbers in the recognised formula.
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London
Times
Vienna
Parachutists Escape After Parachute Fails
London reports two parachutists escaped when their chute failed to open during a plane incident. One parachutist became entangled on a telephone line, dragging the other down before they landed safely, narrowly avoiding disaster. Their descent and the close call near the ground are described with limited detail from the telegraphy.
Victoria Film Ban in Germany Cited for Queen Victoria Portrayal
The Daily Herald reports a German ban on a film shown in Britain alleging the portrayal of Queen Victoria as friendly towards Disraeli. The piece notes accompanying music by Meyerbeer and Mendelssohn, and a spectacle titled On the Wings of Song.
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London
Daily Herald
Saya
Fin Cio
Fae
Germany
Queen Victoria
Disraeli
Meyerbeer
Mendelssohe
Hitler to visit Rome as Nama leader instead of Fuhrer
Berlin reports Hitler may go to Rome in his capacity as head of the Nama, an anti catholic faction, avoiding Vatican meeting. The article notes he would not visit the Pope, despite usual diplomatic courtesy, due to policy and anti Catholic stance.
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Berlin
Hitler
Vatican
Rome
Nama
Early Precautions Stressed for Incoming Visitors in Rome
London reports strict measures to prepare for the spring visit. Officials require officials require new tenants to report within 24 hours of arrival, replacing the usual three days. Tenants lists must be updated and loitering by unauthorized persons prevented.
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London
Rome
Fear and Faith in the Face of Fearful Times
The passage debates fear as a natural part of rational life and its social penalties. It notes how both ignorance and knowledge shape our dread of microbes and goblins, with fear acting like a toothache that tortures without peace. It cites the maxim do the thing you fear and the depth of fear diminishes, observing many fail to confront fears.
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Soam
Humas
Realife
Tectars
Chrissy Ie
Revie Corp
Adam
Relics and Voyages Echo Iceland Coast Discovery Controversy
Fragmented account discusses Boe Sime finding buried relics on the Iceland coast and mentions a crew incident aboard the Pourquoi Pas. The text shifts to reflections on torture, fear, and historical perceptions of cruel acts, citing religious and philosophical debates about conscience and restraint.
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Australian Associated Press
Boe Sime
Iceland
Scltier
Blinke
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