Isles Of Mist And Mystery Born In Arabian Sea After quake
Two new is lands arose in mid ocean in the Arabian Sea three miles apart and 180 miles west north west of Karachi. They are oval and one is about one and a half square miles, the other one square mile. Reports describe constant attempts to fix their position amid historical vagueness and previous sightings.
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Arabian Sea
Ocean
Karachi
Pete
Ferhiape
Tusnaki
Augustine Wigg
Cook Iniol
Alaska
Wan
Navy
Usvy
Darien Park
Keeling
Tey
Cuba
Australia
East Africa
Court of Commicaes
John Bunner
Stakiig
William Keeling
Richard F. Pillmore
Colonial Office
Ison
Ieee
Falcon Island
Pacific
Tongs
Palcen
Flme Paicon
Miles Tong
Sa Gia
Falcon Teland
Palvon Taland
Guailentinn
Thompson Tnland
Cowman
Aiantin Chanaber
Larsen
Dough
Swain
Devicherty
Hugh Bluff
Bousterty
Tepuria
Greenstreet
Ita
Aroas Admiralty
Ile
Kingman Reef
America-New Zealand
Lnte
Pan-American Airways
Englishman Sees British News Peculiar On Train Ride
A French passenger well known to the BBC recounts his shock at British headlines on a crowded train. He noticed that English papers printed major news at the end of the last pages, unlike French papers, and was stunned by reports of Kent collapses and landslides. He wondered why the country did not anticipate such disasters.
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BBC
Stereo Res
Eitan
Ndt
Peper
England
Kent
Tannere de Tannere
Wonell
Exekel
France
Legacy of World War I prompts UN discussions over Czech borders
Fragmented notes describe debates over former League of Nations decisions on Czechoslovak borders and the 1994 shift by the League to approve, on paper, a proposal now revisited by UN experts. The piece cites the American and European debates, with mentions of the Red Army and a future European federation as potential paths.
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Laomington
A.P
United Nations
Sepin
Caecho- Morakin
Maui
National Court of Justee
Ambaseadors
the League
League
Ares
Old League
Red Army
Mirpree Plebistite
African Liberation
Czechoslovskkia
Perpe Ike
Core South Africa construction program slowed by timber shortage
South Africa's core construction drive has been slowed to convert former military camps into housing. The plan aims to provide homes for nearly 1900 people, but delays persist due to late employment and an acute timber shortage affecting factory and office building projects.
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Capetown
South Africa
Complex historical resume outlines northern Queensland events
A crowded chronological fragment lists developments, openings, and incidents across Queensland regions including Cairns, Townsville, and Cape York. It mentions highway openings, smelter operations, electric power starts, rail and road projects, population estimates, and wartime activity spanning from early 20th century milestones to World War II era notes.
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Tia
Gilles Highway
Feos
Ives
Tobscci
Wrys
Forint
Chillagoe
Blin
Nywses
Cairns
Caimna-Moweman Highway
JM. Johnson
Cooktawrids Anh
Cape York Peninmule
Longland
Sir Leslie Wilson
Cains
Ravenshoe
Mt. Gartiel
Tulls-Herbert Rivers
Mareets
Calras
Horn
Alan Aerodrome
Tom McDonald
Horn Island
Gerurwerd
Duke of Jon
Burdekin Bridge
Naval Bright Boars Sambuisee Actiouing
Bret
Ravenshoe Notes and Factory Notes Summary
Ravenshoe May 27 reports show the April butter output at the Ravenshoe factory totaling about four tons, up five percent from the prior year, with a mention of rising national declines. The chamber of commerce held a meeting, noting attendees including J. S. McAllister and J. Rayment. A shire council letter urged a suitable permanent site for a public convenience near Ravens, while a social ball at the Amusu Theatre hall drew strong attendance with The Acstamadory Orchestra. Rugby league event highlights cover Burda on holiday, with junior and minor teams including Ravenshoe and Malanda showing mixed results. the hall program featured social dancing and a late banquet by Guild ladies.
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Ravenemoe
Ravenshoe
Nat
Ew Pinot
Sale Incvartty
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Mestre
Alluter Ichalry
J. Rayment
Wood J. Crowe
Norman
Walter Sutia
Ubal
US Air Force In Europe Expands Amid Atomic Buildup
Reports describe a rapid expansion of the US Army Air Forces in Europe. The new high speed B-29 bombers and long range fighters will form a core base, with existing B-17s and A-26s scaled up. Thousands of airmen are to be mobilized, and shipments of aircraft and personnel to Europe are underway as leadership plans to complete the build by summer.
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Europe
Jari Spears
Army Air Fores
Piarhabe
Nae
United Kingdom
Say
Wr A
Germany
USAAF
United States
Spaatz
Baker
Wo Spaate
Chet
Matching Men With Jobs in War Service Classifications
The British Ministry of Labour with the War Office has begun an experimental system to place young men into peacetime jobs or appointments lacking experience. The method classifies jobs into three groups dealing with people, things, and ideas, guiding both applicants and employers. An Army trial showed strong interest and successful matches, offering reliable guidance for selecting candidates.
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Britain
Pepe
Atherton Show Promised July Event at Board Meeting
Bre he Mul reports at the board meeting outlining plans for the Atherton show in July. The agenda notes three related events or changes and references potential dates and arrangements.
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Atherton Show
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