Novel Spy Methods Secrets Carried in Teeth
Paris reports on the trial of 21 alleged international spies with evidence claiming dental concealment of stolen plans. A Romanian woman identified by authorities as Flo widevici testified that she used tooth fillings to store photos of the plans, and another suspect Mademoiselle Mermet was described as the photographic expert. Only Mrs Swits’s confession helped authorities link the teeth to the espionage.
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Paris
Flo Widevici
Dontiet
Mra
Swits
Mademoizelle Mermet
Pangs
Long
Woollen goods Australia able to supply needs
British trade outlook hinges on prices as Dalton reports Australia is nearly self supplying woollen goods. Demand in Guest quality remains light while trade for finer fabrics dwindles. Ottawa Agreement adjustments aid Britain slowly but Australian purchasing power weakens farmers selling wool at a loss.
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London
Mr Dalton
Leeds
Yorkshire
Anewer
Una Australis
Britain
Ottawa
Cathedral Site Bill Clears Parliament Stages in Sydney
In Sydney the Anglican Archbishop and dignitaries watched as the Cathedral Site Bill passed all stages in the Legislative Assembly debate. The bill ratifies the government agreement with the Church of Bingland regarding St Andrew’s Cathedral wife’s property and the resumption of related rights. The speaker's gallery heard assurances of fair treatment for those affected as the measure moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Dr. Movil
Lee Church of
Bingland
Bt. Andrew's
Mtavana
Earth tremors injure Mr Wyatt in MCC match
A report notes injuries to Mr Wyatt during a match at MCC as tremors disrupted play. Medical staff attended promptly and the incident halted a moment before resuming. No further details on the extent of injuries or exact timing are provided.
Hitler's Offer of Non-Aggression Pacts
London reports rumours of a suppressed peace offer from Hitler in Berlin. The Daily Telegraph says he proposed a ten year non aggression pact similar to the German Polish act, with a move toward collective security via a possible Soviet non aggression pact and economic or military aid for attacked signatories. Germany rejected armed responses against pact breakers and offered a negative idem instead.
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London
Tuseday
Hitler
Berlin
Daily Telegraph
Ays
Russia
Germany
Italian Doubts on Stresa Conference Report
Rome reports Popolo d Italia questions the Stresa talks. The article claims Italy should temper optimism about a humanistic miracle after Britain’s entry into Berlin policies. It notes Italian and Italian allied discord over German conscription and urges a unified stance for possible war.
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Rome
Popolo d'Ttulla
Bignor Musso
Stresa Conferenci
Islanc Ce
Berlin
Siitian
Tres
German Journalist Kidnapping Note Demands Action
A Swiss note to Berne accuses German agents of luring German journalist Berthold Jacob to Basel and kidnapping him into Germany. It claims Nazi handlers used probing articles and introductions to gain trust, then forced a car crossing the frontier at speed, while Swiss guards yielded. It demands Jacob's return and punishment for implicated officials.
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Berne
Switserand
Tos
Germany
Berthold Jacob
Jacob
Basie
Basle
London
Wickham Atesch
Jeach
Swie
Uen
Amigres
Weisman
Poland Opposes Eastern Security Pact In Talks
London dispatch reports Poland rejects a Russia backed eastern pact as a dangerous shift from current non aggression pacts with Germany and Russia. Polish officials insist greater alignment would expose Poland to greater risk from Germany or Russia and seek only non aggression without broader military alliances.
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London
Wersen
Telegraph
Privy Beal
Anthony Medan
Poland
Heck
Germany
Russia
Eumenia
Eden in Warsaw Talks With Polish Leaders
British Lord Privy Seal Anthony Eden meets Polish statesmen in Warsaw and holds talks described as helpful and informative. Discussions to continue tomorrow before Eden departs for Prague.
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London
British Ghicia Wireless
Warsaw
Anthony Eden
Pi Timoraing
I Tte
Forage Hatalbeer
Beck
Eider
Prague
War Profits Tax Plan Aimed at Sweeping War Profits
Washington Tuesday the Senate Munitions Committee unveiled a sweeping income tax bill. It targets war profits with a steep surtax on high incomes and corporate levies. Personal income over 3000 taxed at 10 percent rising to 4 percent above 10 000. Corporations face 50 percent of the flat 8 percent profits and 100 percent of profits beyond that figure.
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Washington
Henate
Congress
French Troops on German Frontier Front Page Debate
Paris reports Premier Mr. Wlandi addressing the Chamber of Drmutlos on March 2 regarding French troop movements on the German frontier. He announced fortifications would remain permanent, and spoke on army expansion, aviation defenses, and preparations for possible mobilization in line with international agreements.
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Paris
Hegne
Wlandi Pt
Drmutlos
Piandin
Arecile
Jsbin
Twelve luggers missing after Broome waters incident
In Perth on a Wednesday report states twelve luggers remain missing after a Japanese whaler was towed overboard from Wagger with four others. One survivor describes surviving on pumpers birds eggs and rock-hole water and recalls seeing a plane overhead on Sunday but could not attract its attention.
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Perth
Electoral rolls printing update from metropolitan rolls
The notice outlines the printing of electoral rolls for February and March. It states 100,000 electors to be processed and mentions 25,208 entries with times and sites involved in the metropolitan area. The fragmentary text references Byndney and Wernenday and notes the preparation date in February with hours dedicated to the work.
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Bydney, Wernenday
H.W
Tures
New Spanish Cabinet forms amid sewer Lerroux reshuffle
Madrid reports a newly formed Spanish cabinet led by Lerroux following a reshuffle. Details describe the cabinet lineup and immediate actions as Madrid braces for policy shifts.
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Lerroux Cabinat
Madrid
Meat Exports Talks Hover Over April to June Quarter
Commonwealth ministers assess progress in perishable meat trade talks with Britain and Argentina. Australia hopes to expand chilled beef shipments while resolving differences on experimental supplies and the impact on agricultural production and immigration policy.
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London
Australia
Disce
Utr
Mansiex
Pany
Great Britain
Jeane
Lyons
Todd
U A P Fights Refund of Illegally Collected Tax
In a heated session the United Africa Party members criticized the government effort to push a bill by J J Harsl Joon to refund 280000 Ayauley tax on used goods. They argued against withholding refunds as proposed in the second reading. Opposition offered little and the debate continued late.
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J. J. Harsl- Joon
House of Representatives
U.A.P
TNO
Government Withdraws Measure Until Tomorrow in Deed Count Report
Unclear clerical summary notes government action delaying a measure as deed counts suggest potential intervention by Mr. Harrison. The fragment mentions an amendment being carved and a timing reference at 0906 today, with continuation on page two.
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Harrison
Letters by Air and Red Tape From H L Brook
H L Brook criticizes Australian aviation delays after completing a record flight from Australia to England. At a Harrogate reception he complained about customs and Post Office handling of letters from officials in Melbourne and Sydney. Brook said the letters were seized under standard law and would be rerouted through ordinary channels.
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London
Telam
EL L. Brook
Australi
England
Elvic
Harrogate
Malourwa
Sydney
Post Office
Brock
York
Burrrinjuck Dam electricity charges cut for NSW towns
Five towns in New South Wales will see reduced electricity bills as the New South Wales Public Works Department applies a sliding scale rather than fixed rates. The change, tied to the Burinjuck Dam hydroelectric scheme, is expected to yield only small gains for most individual consumers.
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New South Wales
Wale Public Works Department
Ministry Adjourning for Six Weeks to Prepare Programme
Melbourne reports the Legislative Assembly agreed to a six week adjournment until May 14 to enable the Government to prepare its legislative programme. Premier Dunstan explained ministers need time to finalize plans while opposition members argued the move delays rural relief and relief for the unemployed.
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Melbourne
U.af
Mr. Dunstan
House
Siz Weska
Labour
Dunstan
Iaater
Blaney Argyle
Lander
Ne Ntry Party
Much Waa
Pucutan
Stanley Argyle
Uume
Bach Tong
Relief Workers Strike Over Pay Demands
Partial readable text shows relief workers threatening a strike over higher pay. The article mentions labor agents and a secretary, with aims to return to work and secure sustenance support. Details are fragmented but indicate a coordinated action by strike participants to push for wages.
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Atrikare
Australia urged to abolish shipping act to cut wool freights
A deputation from the Australian Overseas Transport Association urged the Cabinet to amend the law and end Section 7C of the Industrial Preservation Act. It claimed wool freights remained at 1929 levels despite lower wool prices, resulting in huge season savings and lasting four years. It cited rival rates and called for government use of powers to secure fair rates.
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Guarthet
Australian Overseas ‘Transport Association
A.O.T.A
I Wan
Jolaunc
Argentine
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Outback Police Sydney Conference Calls for Transport Upgrades
A. J. Dunn of Waggs urged better transport for police in a 230 square mile district population 1204 at the annual Polio Conference. He noted the area would benefit from mounted patrols or motorcycles and light cars, plus medical and fitness verifications for riders.
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Sydney
A. J. Dunn
Waggs
Meta Heaseen
Eame Pro Foc
Vickers Deny Sale to Enemies
London party amid Royal Commission remarks as Vickers Ltd defends war armaments exports. Sir Herbert Lawrence asserts no sales to enemies and cites supplying tanks and aircraft, while pressing strict government oversight and continued legitimate business. Major Marston seeks assurance against arming future foes.
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London
Royal Commission of Inquiry
Tata
Irvaamante
Hebert Lawrence
Vickers Ltd
British Armaments Firme
Rov Venmunt
Promt
Marston
Bic
Herbert Lawrence
Germany
Britain Provides Markets In Jubiiow Talks
London Tuesday reports from political correspondent that Dominion statesmen may reach a big compromise in talks. The Bally Harald notes Mr Lyone ready to concede on immigration if needed. The mitta Market shows much interest as discussions suggest substantial concessions could occur.
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London
Harald
Lyone
Mitta
Australia
Irish Republic Chief's View on Commonwealth Dissolution
In a special interview, De Valera outlines the Irish Republic stance on dissolving the Commonwealth at will, framing Ireland’s position amid postwar imperial reorganizations. He emphasizes sovereignty and a cautious approach to constitutional ties with Britain.
Mass marriage ceremony in Shanghai breaks ancient customs
Unclear readable text reports a mass marriage ceremony in Shanghai breaking long standing customs. Fragmentary wording mentions unusual phrasing and possible religious or cultural disruption. Names, dates, or organizations are not discernible from the available text.
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MR. Wyatt
MCC
Stresa
MR. Eden
N.S.W
E. J. Harrison
Harrican
H. L. Brook
Burrinjuck
Melbourne Trades Hall
Ghippers
Outback
Vickers
Mr. Lyons
Irish Republic
MR. DE Valera
Commonwealth
Shanghai
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