Germany Arms Big Increase In Air Estimates
London reports discussions among London Paris and Rome over Germany arming with a sharp budget rise in 1984 85. Berlin claims it will act unilaterally if others won t grant equality while Austria arms amid Central European tension and threats of future war. The Austrian social order faces fragility under clerical influence amid regional instability.
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Paris
Rome
Germany
Berlin
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Garmas
Vossiche Zeitung
Austria
Europe
Manchester Guardian
Cermany
Jardine Declines to Play in London This Summer
The Evening Standard reports Jardine has cabled he has no intention or desire to play against Australia this summer. London, Burday. Mr James Barris notes in the Standard there is no other plan with Jardine’s mind.
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Evening Standard
Jardine Hae
Orlokat
Australia
Burday
Jimes Barris
The
Jardine
Troubled Spain unrest spreads across major cities
In London dated report, Barcelona forms a police force that arrests 20 suspects amid a spree of robberies. Recruits halted a train on a common, while gunmen killed a Granada policeman. Strikes disrupt Madrid Valencia and Bari, with riots among transport workers and clashes at prisons and courts.
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London
Barcelona
Byndicallas
Granada
Madrid
Valencia
Barigossi
Manly Surf Tragedy In Shark Attack At North Steyne
Leon Hermes 16 of Lauderdale was killed after a shark attacked him seven yards from the beach at North Steyne Manly this afternoon. The victim, a junior surf club member, was seen shouting shark before disappearing and dying half an hour after reaching shore.
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North Steyne
Manly
Leon Hermes
Lauderdale
Hermes
North Brayne Surf Club
Naples
Bun
Othen
George Hurd
Nod Bs
Irmes
Comedi Ely
Hoy
Erate
NSW Labour Party Amends Objective and Betting Shops Proposal
At the NSW Labour Party annual conference a new objective was added to promote complete political religious and industrial freedom. A motion to ban betting shops and totalisators in major centers near Spiney was carried, with a review of the South Australian Act for related legislation. The session adjourned with debates on miners' funds, electoral referenda, and party rules, while leaders discussed local government, union requirements, and staff pensions.
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Cardeh
Rolla
Fea
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Carrie
Conway
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Comway
Keller
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Graven
Bailey
Peraudi Bonda
Nicholan
Ba Gall
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Waitara
Alould
Stow
Penge
Yatna
Caritar
Aks
Bolund
Boliarmakerw Union
Lauron Forbes
Kr. Ria
Bankwigws Municipa Council
Ateanestown
Spooner
Hhe
Seagate
Water Board
Metropolitan Conference
Japan Buying War Materials From USA Amid Rising Armament
Washington reports detail Japan purchasing large quantities of steel, lumber, and aviation parts from the United States. The note highlights intensified arming if not mobilization as parties form, with Austria's varied forces and militarising youth noted as parallel developments. Strong concerns about loyalty and potential frontier tensions are raised.
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Austria
St. German
Poseaten Heimwehr
Bturmehharen
Royaltat Jean
Britain reports year end surplus of 231 million pounds
Britain's official wire recalls a year end surplus of revenue over expenditure at 231,147,060 pounds after war debt payments to the United States and other adjustments. The surplus comes despite anticipated deficits and reflects higher than estimated revenues by about 1.8 million pounds, with larger increases in state receipts and customs duties.
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London
Britain
United States
Certein
Controversy Over Body Line Echoes in Australia England Cricket
A historical discussion on body line tensions between Australia and England surveys public mood and MCC leadership. The Observer notes faith in Australia’s tear power, while calls for calm and clear explanation before any captaincy or player actions. The piece warns against moves that fuel controversy and urges honest play by both sides.
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England
Harrie
Wyatt
Lwan
Jardine
Akerauson
MCC
Australie
Larwood
Larwood Dave
Pey
Lasus Picur
German books in London urged to protect culture heritage
A movement in Mayland and France aims to preserve German culture by collecting and safeguarding private archives and books. The effort intends to prevent loss of scholarly materials and support study of native German contributions across Europe.
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London
Mayland
France
Message from Lord Carson's Wife Over Ulster Crisis
Lord Carson lies ill with bronchitis as his wife dispatches a plea to Lord Craigavon, Northern Ireland’s prime minister, urging calm during Holy Week amid rioting. Reports note revived Catholic influence in Seville and a late night vigil in Maceína where 40 pallbearers carried the Virgin De La Esperanza through a church procession.
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London
Carson
Craigavon
Serland
Baward
Malaga
Zamure
Seville
Catholicium
Maceréna
Tibetan exile deputation seeks return of Tsahi Lama
A Tibetan government deputation from Lamms of Yengk Monastery travels via Calcutta to Calcutts to invite the Tsahi Lama to return to Tibet. They hope the lama may come before the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, though unlikely to occur soon. Elsewhere a plane crash near Evans Mead kills May Woolley and injures William Dunn and others. the wreckage is extensive and cause unknown.
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Yengk
Kalinpong
Shem
Calcuts
China
Tsahi Lama
Tibet
Ashi Lars
Dalai Lez
Dalat
International dispute over Insull case aboard Maiotis
In Constantinople a Greek Turkish dispute arises over Turkey confining the steamer Maiotis anchored in the Dardanelles. Greece asks for justification, while Captain Pospies and Insull resist arrest, claiming protection under the Greek flag as American diplomacy seeks response.
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Constantinople
Dardenelles
Washington
Samuel Insull
Greece
Angora
Turkey
M. Pop Sles
Malulia
Ban
Amerion
Ee Eek
Enauil
German Debt Rate Change and Bank Holiday Implications
A late breaking report notes a 20.00 percent debt rate in Germany affecting government finances and delaying payments. The piece discusses the impact on the German Department of Finance and mentions upcoming bank holidays in Germany.
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