Riot in Domain injures two NSW MPs and councillor
Sydney March 18 a riot at a Domain meeting to recruit volunteers shut down by Communist sympathisers injuring Councillor J O Cramer Liberal M L A E D Darby and A D Bridges as well as a policeman. Eighteen men and one woman arrested charged with offences from assault to indecent behaviour and abusive language. They appear at Sydney Central Police Court tomorrow morning. Most bailed by afternoon.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Watersiders
Sydney Harbour
Sydney Central Police Court
J. O. Cramer
Sydney County Council
E. D. Darby
M.L.A
Manly
A. D. Bridges
Legislative Council
Police Break Up Street Clash In Parliaments Home Row
A chaotic scene outside Parliament House erupts as police confront protesters during a session. Officers clear the entrance after crowding and shouting, with exchanges between demonstrators and officials noted and subsequent reports of waterfront tension referenced.
Trusteeship of former Japanese islands debated in UN
Australia proposed a trusteeship condition linked to the peace treaty with Japan. The amendment, opposed by Brazil's Senhor Arandes, would delay trusteeship until the treaty is signed and imply Japan loses any rights to the islands. Australia pressed for swift action with support from Britain and France, while other nations weighed implications.
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Lake Success
A.A.P
Australia
Pe Ee Ae
Paul Hashuck
Security Council
Senhor Oswaldo Arands
Brazil
Japan
Floods in Britain and rescue efforts amid Thames Valley deluge
Reports from London describe worsening floods as the Thames Valley areas including Windsor and Shrewsbury face rising waters. Emergency workers, boats, and vehicles are delivering food to thousands of affected homes while rescue operations continue. casualties and displaced families mount as the disaster spreads across Leicestershire, Cambridge, and nearby counties.
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Windsor
Severin Vale
Chresten
Shrewsbury
London
Kew Observatory
Downing Colnty
Cambridge Cruvertt
Leicester
Avebury
Dunkirk
State Elections Arise Brisbane Campaign Notes
State election details flow from Brisbane with nominations closing March 30 and the election date fixed for May 30. Premier and labour figures discuss policy speeches and campaign plans while unrelated notes mention wind damage and valve location issues amid maritime undertakings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arisbane
Cab
Mt. EM. Mamlen
Labour
Seatoeeers
Hoven Poly
F. Nickllo
Beliveree
Bruce Ple
Protecting London Water Supply
Troops guard the Thames to prevent fires and safeguard the water system as Londoners rely on pumps and barriers. An emergency Metropolitan Board plan aims to secure a 120 mile water supply for residents in the southwest and southern London areas.
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Thames
Mangel
Hampton
Mulien
Londoners
Abswerine Metropoditan
Bill
Mumdation
South-Wester
Lenton
Geneva Deletion Canberra Mussel Crater Treaty Debated
Fragmented OCR reads like a political item naming levels of orders council and a member of a stalring of Stage war. It mentions Mitcar Hoard and a conductor at the Acetatan Tanaris with a tremtoe at the hamminated Chambers at Manufcturer of Awsora Trane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Aetealina Daleantion Te Qeares
Eeidant
Orders Council
Tandon
South Awe
London Sikes 18 Leads Team With Key Play
In a tense game London Sikes scored 18 points as A.A PTH GBC dominated the late stretch. Be Bowe contributed strong defense and clutch moments to seal the win in a decisive stretch.
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London
Sikes 18
A.A Pth Gbc
Lanai Peer
Peck Mieareran Aba
Eg i Telegrapi
Eil
Soviet Demands Reparations From Germany
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov demanded reparations from Germany, calling for payments of 10 to 12 million tons of steel and gear and for control of German industry sectors. He urged immediate central agencies to administer reparations across agriculture finance transport communications and foreign trade, and warned the British and Americans had violated the Potsdam agreement while proposing an accelerated two year plan under Allied supervision.
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M. Molotov Nian
Revere
Fka Casacey
Molotey
Molotow
Hubry East
Sevel
Saar
Germany
Marshall
Msalolotoy
Kremern
Neparstana
Hon
Seaentetiven
War time scandal rocks Paris financier Joano viei
Paris police expose Joseph Joano viei known as Monsieur Joseph as chipping agent for both French and Germans during the war. Investigations estimate his profit range from 20 million to 80 million. Police claim his secretary Mme Korpin died with £158,000 in foreign currency found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Paris
Joseph Joanoviei
Monsieur Joseph
Joanovici
Mme. Korpin
Rivalry and Trials Mentioned in Paris Political Case
A Paris correspondent reports on a government interior minister, Depreux, detailing a Germany linked loyalty probe involving Josnovici and Milton Friedman. The piece notes arrests and police raids on religious institutions near Paris, with monks jailed and references to pro German sympathies and espionage concerns amid postwar tensions.
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Dally
Paris
Depreax
M. Depreux
Josnovici Ae
Friedman
Federal District Court
Jusnovicis Federal Court of Anpenis
Priedmasovie
France
Deprewe
Sloviers
Justice Tevertment
Mats
Hide
British freighters to Australian coastal trade
Sydney dispatch reports the Australian Shipping Board chartering five more British freighters for the Australian trade. The five ships join the fleet with most expected to sail within weeks, carrying iron and ore as the primary cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australian Shipping Board
Thar
HC Hlinevington
Toon
Joint hearing stalls amid heated debate on Treia Ahan ties
Melbourne arbitration court adjourned after a day of long arguments between Mr Hasluck and Dr Lange over the scope of hearings on Greek relations and church issues. A joint hearing was postponed to February 27 as the sub-committee proceedings were debated and a motion to expedite the process was rejected.
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Hasluck
Dr. Lange
Treia
Tull Searalivy
Melbourne
Arbitration Court
Tory
Bey
Australia
Appitea i
Drake-Brock
Chicago memo notes unclear events and dates
Fragmentary OCR text presents an unclear Chicago item with scattered phrases about March and Mareh and incomplete names. Readable parts suggest a brief local update or notice but no coherent event, person, or organization details to anchor a definite summary.
Deputies Discuss German Treaty Disapproved by Bubeza
Fragmented OCR yields a convoluted account of deputies debating a German treaty. Names and terms are garbled, but the piece signals disagreement and derailment during the discussion, with scattered references to nations, factions, and possible oversight.
Arr esata and the probe into seven allegations
A report notes the sects department will investigate seven allegations involving the group and its activities. Officials have requested cooperation from the Seientine association in examining the concerns and gathering evidence.
Drug Smugglers Caught In New York Ship Raid
A French freighter Trepett bound from Blayceillen was raided by customs officers in New York. About 458 packets of pare were seized with a value around 1 167 200 dollars. A crew member was detained and a ship keeper arrested as police linked the incident to a broader coastwise drug trade. Reports mention involvement of a Soviet association and possible ties to Communist circles in Australia. Investigations were ordered as officials consider connections to foreign agents and the Soviet Legation in Australia.
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New Tore
Mar
Custame Wicers
St Trepett
Blayceillen
William Det Lary
John Erleman
Elisabeth
Ewe Ware
Dell
Tate Pulse Informat
Dewar
Abbott
Australia Communist Party
Australia
Unclear OCR text remains from Italian Venice earthquake report
Fragmentary report from The American Associated Press about earthquakes and political tensions in early World War context. Mentions Rome and northern regions, British involvement, and a London dateline March 14.4.
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Venice
Rome
Bam
Martha
Rai
Sosraane
Cousvasang
Emnard
Armeitar
London
US bill to aid Greece and Turkey advances in Washington
In Washington officials indicated a bill embodying a $1.5 billion program to aid Greece and Turkey will be introduced. Senator Charles Tate warned the measure could be fiercely fought by the State Department as drafting proceeds.
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Washington
Mar
REIABANE War 14 savers Mow who dealt the Cammentet
A fragment notes a conflict involving 14 savers and a figure named Mow in relation to Cammentet, with limited readable details on who acted or the outcome. The text preserves scattered names and event hints without clear dates or places.
Leeds Merchant Sent to Gaol
AP report from Laan Don Mar IT states Blane Ndgwenn aged 42 was found guilty of embezzlement theft from a wool factory and sentenced to ten years hard labor. Spencer, Burtt, and others were named in cases of theft, misappropriation, and related crimes with police noting the defendants’ involvement and court remarks.
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Mewshaal
Whealline
Filma
Lends Abairow
Spencer
Edeslind
Yo Enghnaer
Shy
Pete
Rare Ark
Pitlee
Anid
Anvolmey
Jevtirg Otherr
Swiss Watch Quotas Reviewed in Canberra Trade Talks
The Australian ministerial briefing cites a review of Swiss watch quotas tied to licenses for imports valued at £270. Quotas granted or renewed are under scrutiny, with action to terminate or renew based on the ongoing review.
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Canberra
Mar
Ponerd
Cucina
Custema
Me Aime
Morrison
Pollard
Courtice
Tallinin
Air power dominates wartime planning and new pilots rise
The article outlines air estimates and wartime tactics emphasizing air power as the dominant factor. It notes new recruits and a potential shift toward greater air force prominence, detailing training and doctrinal emphasis while hinting at broader societal impacts.
Armored clash reported near Riegel South Carolina
A local correspondent details an armed clash near Riegel in the Tiable east area, noting casualties and the involvement of several groups. The report mentions a group identified as Sompaay and an alleged exchange at a distance described as ten feet. Authorities have begun investigations.
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Seri
Ian Peple
Farou Ker
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Windsoe
Paca
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Cme
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Pal
Mitten Taney
Hit Valence
Monastries Ramen
Albania
Becton
Ireland
Valera Affeal
Paine Minter
Rare
Mr. Do
Chicago, Mar
William Erang
Lamden
Suvasrom Econ
Yurmey
Wallis
MR. Abbott
Attorney General
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Arresata
Seere Itile Department
Imretiangs Sietreien
New York
Candin ‘Association
Gents
Spr Rynem
Hitler
Greece
Leeds
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Thor
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Babee
Cima
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