Mowll Likely to be Sydney Archbishop after tense Synod
Sydney Synod ends with Right Rev. Howard Mowll among four nominees on the select list for archbishopric. Final decision expected tomorrow as debates highlight rift between Evangelicals and Liberals. Meanwhile a Nazi raid and the murder of Dr George Bell shocks Vienna as reports connect Bell to British press circles.
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Diseases by air possible menace of new science
Commonwealth Director-General of Health Lt JH L Cimpaton prepares an exhaustive study of health conditions at Java ports to prevent introduction of quarantinable disease into the Commonwealth. He departs Singapore April 10 for Batavia to observe facilities and inform air mail plans.
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Singapore
Commonwealth Director-General
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Javauiese Porta
Chunpaton
Strngapore
Batarie
Batavia
Australia
Arrests in Berlin London Turstay
Fragmented OCR news notes arrests involving Englishmen in Mertha and Bodly of Friends, with references to Murhaitenbnry Vindor Terretary of Forvite Amuine Gtr. Mentions intractable tensions and inquiries into charges amid unclear names and dates. Authorities discuss detentions and possible charges while European figures navigate political friction.
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London
Turstay
Mertha
Bert
Bodly OF Friends
Forvite Amuine
Bath
Referendum Debate On Upper House Reform In NSW
Sydney report from Gunnedah outlines Country Party leader Bruxner warning that reform hinges on whether Lang and his extremist followers will preserve the two chamber system. He argues the referendum seeks to reflect public will while opposing autocratic plans and stressing law abiding governance.
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Bruxner
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Gunnedah Towaht
Minda
Lang
Pirates demand heavy ransom for Nanchang captives
A letter from freed captive Mr F L Pears threatened brutal consequences unless a large ransom is paid by April 10. Pears says three other officers remain with pirates aboard the British steamer Nanchang after its March 39 boarding near Newshang. Authorities and allied air searches have failed to locate the captives.
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Wadneeday
F. L. Pears
Nanchang
Newshang
Chinest
Japan
ADM
Flood fears hit North Coast Sydney region
Rain spread across Riverina with signs the long drought is ending. Authorities warn of potential floods in Richmond and Tweed river districts as rain continues along the coast. Heavy falls were logged in Mullumbimby and Bourke while other towns reported scattered showers and a low pressure system dominates New South Wales.
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Richmond
Tweed
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Marea
Darlee River
Nothh
Mullumbimby
Bourke
Jewish boycott ends without resumption abroad
London reports the boycott of Jews will not resume as abroad observers note no change in policy. A statement from the boycott committee chair indicates the measure remains permanent in form, with non Jewish firms to be visibly marked by plates or notices as directed by authorities.
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Berlin
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Iondrasting
ASCOT RACES POSTPONED TO FRIDAY
The Ascot races at Ayonet were postponed from Wednesday to Friday due to heavy rain or gale conditions. The Sweet raven event was among those affected, with organizers citing weather delays.
Canberra Breaks Dry Spell With Heavy Rain Relief
Canberra records up to three quarters of an inch by p m and more overnight, ending a long drought. The rain eases fears for trees and gardens, though more showers may be needed before frosts. Golf course grass and park plantings recover, with heavy rain totals for January through March improving prospects.
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Parka
Royal Canberra Golf Club
Miberra
Easter recess Parliament to rise today
The House of Representatives will rise for the Easter recess this morning and is expected to adjourn in the vicinity of 5 pm. Government officials have not confirmed a date but it is understood the programme with the tariff bite is favourable and the House may adjourn until May 2.
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House of Representatives
St N’otack
Big Air Race Rules Relaxed In Melbourne
Conditions for the Centenary Air Race were announced with no power limit on machines and no crew limit. The only constraints are participation rules set by the Air Race Committee, with the start at Plomington and the finish expected by 400 hours, returning the consent after the race.
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Melbourne
London
Mit
French Air Attempt on Distance Record
An unclear OCR fragment reports a French air attempt on a distance record with names and times corrupted. The readable portions mention Aarren Em and Wrdnenty Aitenimting Caylard and a 6.40 time though details are garbled.
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Caylard
Nomi
Inquiry on American bankers granted by Senate panel
The Senate on Tuesday granted power to investigate private bankers including J P Morgan. The Banking Committee authorized the inquiry into banking practices and potential influence within the financial sector.
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Washington
Tuscany
Senate
J.P. Morgan
Contribution to League of Nations payments noted
The Acting-Prime Minister Athan Intermed Malonay mentioned yesterday that Australia’s contributions to the League of Nations totalled £401,080. About £62,000 was due for contributions on June 1, 1928.
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Athan
Fed. Jator
Fedine
Lina
Auntralin
Joan of Nations
Doom of giant airships ends in New Jersey disaster
The Akron airship crash near the New Jersey coast is the costliest aviation disaster to date with only three survivors. Navy blimp J3 rescue attempts near Broadwalk yielded five saved and two drowned as rescue crews search debris for more survivors.
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New York
Ramaget
Broadwalk
New Jersey
United States Navy
Secretary For the Navy
Mr. Swannon
Ip Rononvell
Wilfrey Bushnell
Battie
Plot in Spain to Overthrow New Regime
A fragmented report describes a planned revolutionary act in Spain timed to mark the anniversary of a monarchy overthrow. Authorities claim arrests and a move to curb unrest as the government seeks to maintain order amid tensions.
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London
Taseday
Maacih Provemant
Ie Aritiah United
Proms Atya
Uincorned
Apa
Corton
Terrific crash near Sydney destroys airship Anton
An American broadcasting report describes the Anton airship disaster at Sydney. Lt. Commander Wiley states a fierce wind gust tore the crew from balance, the lower hull broke, and the ship plunged into the water. Wiley was washed from the cabin, later rescued by crewmen.
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Wodnenasy
Anton
Wiley
Abin
Atutt
Navy committee chair vows no more airships after disaster
Chairman Vinpoa of the House Naval Committee says no more airships will be built after Unite 84 Staley naval dirigible accident. The crash draped the New Jersey coast, with 74 aboard. only four survived and the rest perished.
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Washington
Ake Phipa
Wheat bounty payment to be issued on average yield per acre
The report notes an average payment of two eight each acre under the wheat bounty program, with a total area of 4,190,000 acres and 90,007 claimants. Investigations into the average rate have concluded, and the payment will be made shortly by arrangement with the community and government sources.
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Wegnestay
Nto Avera Otaima Hive
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