Riots in Italy Turn Violent Prompt Troop Aid
Riots in Cerignola flare with killings and prison break. 5000 rioters, police reinforcement, soldiers deployed. Clashes with rifle fire and grenades, tear gas used. violence spreads to Padua and Bologna as demonstrators burn papers.
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Houses of Disrepute Seizure Threat Raised in Tampa
A fragmented report notes authorities contemplating seizure of properties linked to a disreputable activity network in Tampa. The piece references local officials, potential legal steps, and ongoing investigations without detailing names or specific addresses.
Sabotage Investigation Hints Timers Probe Details
Fragmented text outlines a sabotage inquiry with references to ESCM Borden and mentions of a timer probe. It hints at a series of events including a feared avlebury tie and possible explosions. The readable parts point to an investigative focus rather than a full narrative.
Notable American jockey Buddy Ensor dies at 47
Moy MhAAP reports Buddy Ensor, once a top American jockey, died in a cemetery near Moy MhAAP from pneumonia aged 47. He reportedly earned vast sums, once valued between £300,000 and £1 million, and left behind a large retinue. His wife will bury him in Saratoga Springs beside a home once worth $60,000.
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Palestine Migrants Border Dispute Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe migrants and border phrases with unclear names and places. The text references Palestine and political figures, but details are garbled, leaving the exact event, dates, and involved parties uncertain.
Miners Stand Firm Over Holiday Demand in NSW
Mov 18 the present of the Munere Federation fails as miners insist on full holiday leave. Officials warn of potential action. Mr Williams notes possible action if New South Wales coal face disruption spreads. Federation plans further appeals and an extra week of leave deemed essential for miners health amid rising costs and resource pressures.
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Archbishop Mannix Comments on Labour Defeat in Victorian Elections
Archbishop Mannix voices reaction to Labour loss in Victorian state elections, urging calm amid controversy. He criticizes government policy shifts and warns against further unrest while urging unity among factions and public restraint.
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New Airline To Greece Sydney Flight Report
A new European Air Transport company plans routes between Athens and Sydney. The operations manager says the service will link Australia with Greece, migrating travelers and supporting transit through Cairo. Passengers were reported grounded as travel restrictions affected early schedule.
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Queensland aerial survey covers coalfields and vast western regions
The State Government reports a 12 500 square mile block including Callide and Blair Athol coalfields in its aerial survey of Queensland. It spans 113 000 square miles across West Queensland and the Northern Territory, noting mosquito issues and terrain coverage, with site work commencing May.
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Full Dress Rehearsal of Wedding Procession in London
Thousands watched the early morning full dress rehearsal from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey and back. Seven officers and 120 Sovereign's escort from Lifeguards and Horseguards in ceremonial dress preceded four open carriages for the Royal conveyance. The captain's escort and Palace officials checked timing as the procession returned.
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Royal Wedding Coverage Delayed by Weather In Melbourne
Reporters note high costs and heavy security as King or queen alliance plans for a royal wedding. Police plan to mingle with crowds along the route while weather concerns threaten attendance and coverage. Officials hope for clear conditions, with ceremonies and related events scheduled across Melbourne venues and air travel adapted for the event.
Brisbane rail strike threat looms over one day stoppage
Nov 16 The Industrial Court will hear arguments tomorrow on a threatened one day rail strike scheduled for Thursday. The court has summoned both sides for a 10 am hearing, with no comment from AIR AMP president and union members said to be solidly behind the action.
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Malayan Seamen Ordered to Go to Singapore
Malayan seamen are ordered from Malaya to Singapore as tension grows after a dispute with Australia. The Australian government faces criticism at home over its handling of the situation and its impact on Malaya and the wider Commonwealth. Officials warn the action could strain relations with Malaya, Indonesia, and other members of the British Empire.
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Dinny Pails Expects Pro Career After Amateur Status
Dinny Pails, arriving from Australia, states he will not remain an amateur. He plans to meet Kramer in Los Angeles then travel to Chicago to see promoter Jack Hervis. He has not signed a contract with Harris and dismisses Bromwich and another partner as an impossible pairing.
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Gronwich on Tour Sparks Tense Tennis Talk in Sydney
November 18 reports John Bromwich remains unsettled over his Davis Cup status in America with tension inside the Australia team. Bromwich says criticism of the tour would not be welcomed and hints at possible threats to his participation while notes about management and associates surface in informal exchanges.
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Bradmans 00th Century Crowns Australian Career Milestone
Sydney November 15 reports Bradman reaching a hundred in a long standing career milestone. The innings featured cautious strokeplay and pivotal partnerships with Rogers and Brown, while Indian bowling and early wickets tested Australia as Xuschencard troubled the batters.
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Weekend of Tragedies in New South Wales
Sydney reports a deadly weekend with two gun deaths. Ross Terbutt, 21, of Narrabri, was found dead under a railway bridge at Doctor's Creek with a rifle nearby. Donald Ian McIntyre, 54, of Knockmany, Glen Innes, an AUF World War I captain, lay on his station with a double-barrel gun nearby. Police seized a note as inquiries begin.
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University Student's Death Ashore and Series of Local Incidents
A Sydney University student Norman Innes Wood, 29, was found dead by hanging near Palm Beach after a camping trip. The report also details a fatal accident at Ocean Parade involving a man named Padloon, a missing infant in Paddington, and cricket notes on Bradman’s performance amid police and resident searches for the events surrounding the day.
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Fears Over Lyttia Assemblyt in London
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Two Boys Drowned at Queanbeyan River Rescue Efforts Fail
In Queanbeyan Mission Noos the canoe capsized on the Queanbeyan River. Richard Swan aged 18 and Roy Bradley aged 8 drowned. Richard's sister Carol aged 4 and cousin Owen Swan aged 0 were with them. Roy leapt in to save them but vanished. Owen and Carol reached shore, raised the alarm as eight men including the fathers dived in and recovered the bodies after 15 minutes with no resuscitation success.
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New Commissioner for Queensland Railways Named
Brisbane November 13 The Queensland Government seeks a new Commissioner for Railways to lead expansion and electrification. Salary starts at 2000 pounds yearly with applications closing December 18. Current Commissioner Wille to retire in February after two extensions. Nomination process narrows candidates for a key transport overhaul including suburban electrification.
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French Troops Discover Arms Hoard in Parik area
French forces uncover two crates containing revolvers, ammunition, and improvised weapons during a patrol near Parik. Officials report limited details as authorities confront a broader policy stalemate amid regional tensions and repatriation debates.
Ugly scenes at Mosley meeting in London
London reports violent disruption as Mosley supporters clash with opponents during a political meeting. Police intervene as bricks and objects are hurled. several people are injured and dragged away.
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Death of King of Siam Under Murder Inquiry
An investigation reports the late King of Siam was murdered. Prime Minister and military leaders announce arrests as authorities in Bangkok, Singapore, and London review the case. A British American medical panel and government agencies are cited amid a national security emphasis. The inquiry notes suspected conspirators and planned upheaval, with arrests extending nationwide.
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Officials Suspected In Local Labor Dispute
Officials are suspected in a local labor dispute based on reports from authoritative sources. The article notes ongoing investigations and references to city records and union statements as part of the inquiry. Further details remain unclear due to incomplete text.
Brigadier General Melbourne obituary fragment
Fragmentary notice honors Brigadier General Melbourne CMG CBE DEO. The text references his home and family, with unclear dates and positions.
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