Economy plan cuts army personnel under war efforts
Washington reports a proposed War Department economy program reducing enlisted ranks by 1,000 to 15,000 and officers by 900 to 9,000. Total army strength cited at 117,000 enlisted and 1,000 officers, with a larger cut planned across the 149 million dollar department budget. Changes await Senate debate amid opposition.
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Washington
War Department
Wive-Bay
Howe
Amwniatealion
Soviet Moscow death verdict awaited in Vickers trial
Mon state of the courtroom as Vishinsky concludes the address in the Moscow trial of Vickers employees. Gusev and Gregory named in accusations of sabotage and treason. Verdict not yet announced with judges delaying until tomorrow.
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Moscow
Gregory
M. Vishinsky
Vickers
Auction Tale of Southern Sky Airways Purchase
Fragmented OCR text reports a sale involving Southern Sky Airways and a reference to a payment of 42 160 AZ Airways. It mentions Sydney and a Tuesday date, with jumbled dialogue implying legal or evidentiary proceedings and a court or committee stance on the sale.
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AZ Airways
Southern Sky
Byron Bay Shooting Court Hearing For Murder Charge
At Byron Bay court today 67 year old William Lawlor faced a murder charge in the death of Pry George Wontridge. Wonridge was fatally wounded while driving home on the night of the incident near Ives on and Joining farm in Cay tvewkind. Lawlor was remanded in custody.
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Hyron
Tinatay
William Lawlor
Havinie
Pry George Wontridge
Cay
Ives
Federal A L P N S W Branch To Confer Sydney
Report outlines a conference of federal political figures in New South Wales with discussions on labor policy, opposition strategy, and potential government preferences. It mentions representatives, women’s issues, and alignment with the federal Labour governance debate.
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Sydney
Nsw
Bederat
Abrupt Soviet Note to Japan on Chinese Railway Incidents
An abrupt note to the Japanese envoy complains of prejudicial actions on the Chinese Eastern Railway. It alleges railway property seizures and theft, cites murders and torture of Russians, and asks for assurances to safeguard Soviet rights and payments by Japanese forces.
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Dapanéxe
Kutta
Lost in Hills Near Cotter Dam Disappearance Mystery Deepens
A search from Griffith area failed to locate a missing woman who vanished Saturday from Le Perouse Street. Police, led by Sergeant Cook, investigate her movements around Cotter River and nearby terrain, noting her Scottish accent and brown attire.
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le Perouse Street
Griffith
Catton
Hee Hibush
Mr. McKinnon
Fondway
Mia
McKinnon
Canberra
Cook
Trade with East Leaves as Courier for Australia
The Liner Niew Holland, converted to a trade ship, sailed from Sydney on Tuesday for the Dutch East Indies and the Straits Settlements carrying a large cargo of propaganda inviting trade with Australia.
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Sydney
Niew Holland
Dutch East Indies
Straits Settlements
Australia
Bonney’s Flight to Batavia Mapped in Odd Tale
A garbled OCR note records a Mrs Bonney planning a flight to Batavia, mentioning Tue nd ay and a courier route via Kuratuya. The fragment implies a Monday arrival and a subsequent stop for a voyage to a place named Sh Weft, with references to Shagapors and Hai jin snorntie.
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Batavia
Kouratuya
Marwehe
Alee
Shagapors al Haijin
Butler Leads New Government in Adelaide
The new Government led by Mr. J. A. Butler assumed control today. Initially Richards' Government planned to hand in its commission tomorrow, but at Butler's request the term ended today.
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Adelaide
J. A. Butler
Richards
Butler
The New Cabinet Adelaide Tuesday
The cabinet list includes Premier and Treasurer Mr Butler Chief Secretary Mr Autelie Attorney General Mr Jeffries Commissioner of Crown Land Mr Bir Steinish Voumsibaioner of Public Works and Minister for Railways Mr Mudd Minister for Agriculture Mrs Gassing is named.
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Adelaide
Butler
Autelie
Jeffries
Crown Landa
Bir
Steintosh
Trapped by Fire Ends Youths Life in Fire Catastrophe
In Sydney on Tuesday the Coroner’s Court heard details of a youth aged 18 who died after being trapped by petrol fumes at 4 small Oxford Street. Edward Mannan, a fellow employee, ignited a match on the floor which set petrol alight. The victim was found after treatment had begun and died from accidental exposure to fumes. The verdict was accidental death.
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Sydney
Newil
Kaward
George Hobbs
Edward Manon
Sul Viv
Kaset
Miro
Enom
Plane somersaults injure Miss Joan Batten in Karachi incident
A plane mishap near Karachi resulted in Miss Joan Batten sustaining severe shock after the aircraft toppled while attempting a takeoff. The machine reportedly failed due to damage to the wing area caused by prior wear, with safety alarms camouflaged and neglected. pursuing explanation after Batten left for Karachi.
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Pmncutta
Moniay
Sie
Jean Batten
Nybutein
Avler Rvaaliogg
Lasneton
Sueratia
Ak Peyere Ahhoek
Misa Atten
Karachi
Tax case notes refer to dairy farmer in Norcom
A dairy farmer from Norcom appears in a local tax case with charges summarized as financial delinquency. The report notes a summons issued and mentions the court action proceeding against the individual. The details are limited due to fragmented OCR text.
Fragmentary notes on a missing person case near Cumbres
Fragmented OCR text recounts a missing person inquiry involving Alan McKinnon and Mek Yo hin, with references to Neighbors and police. The scrambled prose mentions a home at Mire Wood Wortvhige, days spent hosting and worrying, and a late Monday discovery hinting at a deeper investigation.
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Mekinnon
Cumbres
Linuighbouy
Mae
Mm. Gray
Vian
Alan McKinnon
Amy McKinnou
Sydney
Re-Monetization of Silver Proposal Discussed in Congress
Congress debates inflation and silver remonetization as a path to easing currency. Speaker Rainey shows mixed views while Illinois Democrat notes growing House sentiment for inflation. Wheeler doubts England would back remonetized silver, Borah argues currency reform as farmer relief amid low prices.
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Washington
Congress
Rainey
Ives
Roosevelt
Illinois
Wheeler
Montana
Economic Conference
Senate
England
America
Senator Whelan Proposal Rejected in Senate Clash
New York dispatch reports the Senate rejected Senator Whe lan with a sliver amendment seen as inflationary. Roosevelt may pursue a multilateral treaty based on bimetalism. Rumor says Romony Mace donald will take up the plan before the weekend.
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New York
Ot Naya
Senate Today
Wheeler
Roosevelt
Wool Output Maintained Worldwide Production Report
The report from London notes that world wool production remains steady despite low prices. It highlights government and industry measures, mentions a reception for Captain Mune in Australia, and cites output comparisons with New Zealand Paraguay and other countries. The piece references aviation ties and a veteran flying partner’s continued health concerns.
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London
Monda
Ayia Advisory “Committee
Mune
Neklin
Furtrary
Australia
New Zealand
Paraguay
AL Gwen
Klauamann
Bertrai
Unclear Weather Report From NSW Narrowly Noted
A garbled report from New South Wales describes rain at Manning and a woman named McKinnon camping alone near a former haunt. The text mentions an accidental departure, a broken journey, and concerns for her safety as night falls.
Import Demand Boosts Ves Market Across Regions
Japan's imports rose to 140 million Ves, compared with 72 million in 1980, absorbing the entire rise in Australian production and signaling a shift in demand that shapes regional trade patterns.
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Japan
Australien
Speed Rider Killed as Car Theft Suspects Face Trial
A Melbourne speed rider died in a crash amid a spate of car thefts and motorcyclist accidents on Warrigul track. The incident occurred yesterday near Merrizvan as officers investigated a suspect tied to the alleged thefts. Local police named those involved as Tassman, Bunker, Wisealaed, and other residents, with details varying in the unverified report.
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Warrigul
Lanite Medignott
Tidera
Mediycott
Mullen
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