VIET PRONOUNCES VERDICT GAOL TERMS AND DEPORTATION FOR BRITONS
Six Britons tried in Moscow face prison terms and deportation after a verdict that rejects death sentences. Thornton receives three years, McDonald two, Cushny Nordwell and another man three days’ imprisonment. Russian defendants Kutusova 18 months, Gusev and Leban tia ten years. No death sentences recorded.
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McDonald
Cushny
Nordwell
House
Madame Kutusova
Gusev
Lebantia
Russians Sentenced in ModCOW Case Eight-Year Terms
The report states ModCOW defendants including Mayrinommat Sukuly Zarate and Roudyarrsnds were each sentenced to eight years in prison. AKermitseleatumiow and Lebedey received terms of five years and two years respectively. Seibert was acquitted.
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Mayrinommat
Sukuly
Zarate
Lebedey
Seibert
Breach widens in labour movement clash at conference
Report from Ryney on tensions between the Federal Labour movement and the State Labour movement. MP Gay and party leaders engage in cross party dialogue as the conference opens in Sydney with attention on social caution measures and labor policy directions.
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Ryney
Privy Council Meets at Windsor as Russia Trade Probed
His Majesty the King presided at Windsor Castle over a Privy Council gathering attended by Stanley Baldwin and Sir John Simon. A proclamation was reported signing a ban on Russian imports as part of Britain’s trade moves.
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Windsor Castle
Stanley Baldwin
John Simon
Heis
Inflation Contem plated in Currency Legislation Debate
Washington on Tuesday saw discussion of currency reform as inflation fears loom. Leaders including Mr Rainey and the administration favored submitting their own plan to Congress to avert greater risk, while Democrats face pressure to narrow the House union and avoid further turmoil.
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Washington
Hoesker
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Thomas Withdraws Amendment in Farm Hello Bill Debacle
Democratic member from Alabama withdrew his proposed amendment to the Farm Hello Bill Tuesday, offering no explanation. He reserved the right to reconsider, warning the amendment could empower the presidency and shift currency policy by altering monetary authority.
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Srastor ‘Tomax
Alabama
Atric
Search for Mrs McKinnon Ends in Tragic Drowning
The body of Kerry Hardie McKinnon, 41, of La Perouse Street Griffith, was recovered from five feet of water at Cotter Dam foot. Mr A F Davis, Canberra Baths inspector, found the body around noon yesterday after diving in to investigate. The deputy-coroner viewed the remains at Canberra Hospital mortuary and ordered the inquest for 4 pm at St. Johns Churchyard. Police believe the death accidental.
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Methods of Lang Denounced by Party Leaders
Sven Poot told reporters today that the party should be called the Shi Soviet Party amid mockery of the State Labour Centers. The core issue is whether they will be governed by British traditions or submit to Leninist autocracy, with the Tang party clearly in the Soviet camp and a Soviet result feared if a vote is held.
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England buys record gold haul as inquest set this week
A large gold purchase by England linked to an inquest due this week. The report notes 4.45 percent value and £41,000,000 sterling in January. It mentions Ruth McKinnon, a 11 year old linked to the family, and details surrounding her mother’s disappearance.
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Victorian Railways Debt Report Sparks Debate
A Melbourne report from a sport committee details investigations into Victorian railways debt with figures cited at 75,498,082 pounds and 124 units of capital. The committee questions transferring early week losses and warns against certain debt structures.
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Melbourne
iWwad
Hobart Crime Woman Battered to Death
Atiuy Hirai Lentanis, who tried to resist him in Healthry Feet wars tattonest to steal during The hehutnys. The motive of the murder is robbery according to mover. Neighbours found the old lady in the kitchenette with her hand shockingly battered after the milkman noticed yesterday’s milk.
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Atiuy Hirai Lentanis
Ray
Amien Htt
Mlade
Mythical legacy scam shocks Hyde Park novelist
In London a confidence trickster produced a fake newspaper cutting with a photo to disperse 250 000 to charities. He swindled Hyde Park novelist Thwaites by claiming a bond and asked him to distribute funds to Sydney. an accomplice whispered reassurances while a genuine note blend hid the ruse.
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Thwaites
Hyde Park
Sydney
Riekelel
Deportation terms to be considered on city plea
An official statement indicates that prisoners deported earlier will not be allowed to return to their homes for five years. The announcement notes planned relocation to metropolitan areas and mentions the involvement of several named entities and locations, including Wywenton and McDurnile, with ongoing legal actions and potential reconsideration of deportation orders.
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Maui
Nant
Pels
Sutin
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Railways finance inquiry report prompts limited action
A parliamentary committee examines the f the wasn and works branch figures with 400 777 for surveys of lines never tilt and 1 117 082 in electrical stock. The committe r notes overcharges in the capital account and projects a 1 835 000 working expenses profit if normal wheat yields and partial trade route recovery occur. The minister Mey Grove cites ongoing Transport Board inquiry and states no immediate precintate action.
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Mey Grove
Transport Board
Motor Tolls N S W Deputation Seeks Concessions
A NSW deputation led by motor vehicle groups asked the minister today to grant concessions for tolls and exemptions on special routes. The delegates argued for fair treatment of owners carrying goods and urged support for a general policy to aid road users amid rising costs. The meeting discussed potential jury service payments and broader relief measures for motorists.
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Federal Bank Governors To Confer on Bank Closures
Washington governors of 12 Federal Reserve banks convene Wednesday to discuss modes of currency exchange and ways to free the country from closed banks.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Tmnka
Roosevelt Plan Signals Tight Monetary Reset
The Roosevelt administration balks at monetizing silver and devaluing the dollar. It seeks an embargo on for which limits monetary expansion while awaiting the World Economic Conference and possible international monetary talks. The move hints at a retreat to gold standard measures and a shift away from inflationary policies.
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Roosevelt
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Slender Hope For Captain Lancaster In Desert Crash
Officials warn Captain Lancaster may not be found alive if forced down in the Panetrust Desert amid dust storms that hinder search. A faint chance exists he met a caravan of nomads, while rescuers recovered a body from the dam area after a struggle at the tower pool. The incident involves McKinnon and residents as search efforts continue.
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Panetrust
Sharp Rise in British Currency
New York reports a sharp rise in British currency with inflation talk in parliament. By midday the pound exchange rate reached 4 dollars 49 cents, signaling a notable shift in the market as observers watch ongoing economic debates.
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New York
Damage to Shipping and Property in Gale Hit Christchurch
Reports from many parts of the district describe damage caused by a late gale affecting shipping and property in Christchurch. Observers note damaged piers and structures, with several properties sustaining partial destruction and weather-related impacts widespread across the area.
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Wetlington
Wednesany
Triring & Berce
Uhe
Ulwa
Canadian Trade Balance Shows Strong Export Lead
Ottawa reports an extremely favourable trade balance with exports rising to near 96.4 million dollars and imports at about 4.1 million dollars for the year ending, indicating a healthy surplus and strong export activity for Canada.
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Governor Sir Phillip Game Visit Barred for Broken Hill
A garbled report states that Sir Phillip Game, the Governor, was barred from visiting Broken Hill. An invitation and terms were reportedly discussed, but the visit was prevented by unspecified authorities. The notice mentions sending an Infler to indicate the canonical terms and location of the event.
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Sir Phillip Game Will Vist
Broken Hill
Bydney
Sir Phillip Game
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Valuable paintings stolen from Montreal gallery during exhibition
A set of valuable paintings valued at about 30 000 dollars were reported stolen from the Man tua art gallery in Montreal during Monday night. An unknown thief gained entry by breaking a window while the gallery watchman was unaware.
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Senator Massy Greene Denies Ministerial Resignation Rumour
Melbourne reports Senator Massy Greene firmly denies a ministerial resignation rumour stating he has no intention of leaving the post as Assistant Federal Treasurer. He cites good health and continued service as reasons for his current tenure.
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Melbourne
Ranator
Tresmurer
Heart
Airship Disaster Sheds Light on Lost Crew
New York with Navy locating wreckage of the dirigible Abram two weeks after its destruction. Seventy missing crew members believed lost as rescue efforts continue. Debris and small pieces found as authorities reassess search plans and weather conditions hinder progress.
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Arann
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Davis Cup USA Chooses Strong Team for Mexico City
New York report lists Allison, Lott, Poller and Vee Ryn as the United States squad to contest the Gayle Cup in Mexico City on May 3.
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Lott, Poller
Vee Ryn
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Mexico City
Bound for Australia Two Fangs Seve Plan
Sydney dispatch reports two aviators plan separate attempts to reach Australia. Mat Thorw pilot Vari Nawer will depart Zurich this month aiming for Australia. Kartinsk, the Frolish abrtaman, will leave Warney next month for the same destination.
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Fey
Mat Thorw
Vari Nawer
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Bandits raid Calcutta post and talak office in Bengal
In Calcutta an armed gang attacked Dowribore post and a Tand Office in Bengal, seizing cash and triggering arrests. Postmaster and watchman were taken, raiders reportedly fled with money. The incident disrupted local communications as police investigated the raid and recovered some items.
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