Formosa quake leaves vast homeless and orphans
A chaotic Formosa earthquake report says 3 045 dead and 8 660 injured, with 2 647 homes destroyed and 16 359 heavily damaged. About 190 000 displaced people trek to cities, bridges and rails damaged, and relief efforts under Red Cross aid.
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Torio
Formosa
Iarchiku
Talchu
Jolabd
Pereces van Wometons
Streaue
Mugar
Oneields
Mile
Eliet
Twibokit
Taina
Honig Taye
Bowaver
Ohildrep
Red Cross
Asdatt
Almarads
Persian quake death toll rises with 483 bodies found
Recurrent shocks since April 12 in Nazanderan province devastate villages. Communications down in multiple districts. At least 483 bodies recovered, exact counts unsettled as relief efforts continue.
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Tereran
Persis
Nazanderan
Radio charges Sydney man at Canteal Court today
Walter Bedford aged nine appeared in court charged with unlawfully transmitting messages by wireless device at Rosehill racecourse without authority. Officers described finding wireless gear on his person and near betting premises on April 6. Bedford admitted transmitting to a young man but did not identify paymaster. Proceedings adjourned for further evidence.
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Sydney
Canteal Court
Walter Bedford
Nn Radio
Wan
Rosehill
Hha
VI Bordar
Hosenill Mercoures
Morse
Ante
Brdford
Hin Rand
Bedford
Medford
Easter trade in Sydney hits best levels in years
Sydney reports Easter business at peak for years with heavy sales and spending. Country visitors boosted demand while motorists note more tourists on roads. Rail and tram revenues rise over last year with four day period showing gains. coastal and city stations issued 208,019 holiday tickets.
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Sydney
Mort Hbersi
Motorist Association
Rosda
Railwaye and Tramways
Riday
Railway Department
Senator Long Attacks Roosevelt as Louisiana Funding Row Grows
Senator Long denounces the Roosevelt administration in a crowded Washington gallery speech. He accuses mercy of withholding public work funds from Louisiana to punish the state and claims officials and advisers are buying voters with relief money. He vows to oppose the administration and vote against their plans.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Agedacula Heights
Manaie
Louisania
United States
Wallace
Beare
Agriculture
Jeke
Hopkins
Bonator
Png
Loulaanta
Onator
Toka
Chicago
Lauisania
Ring Accident Ends in Horse Death at Sydney Show
In Sydney a severe ring accident left horse Kenmore dead after a water jump mishap. Rider Clayton sustained head injuries and was rushed to hospital. Attendants and an ambulance arrived as the horse struck the fence top and toppled. The incident marks another fatality in water jumping events at the show.
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Sydney
Kenmore
J Ington
Abe
Clayton
Sydney Shaw
Wwe
Therw
Booval
Davin
Cliff Tragedy At Port Jamac Cornwall Tragedy Claims Family
A family falling on Port Jamac clifftop in Cornwall ends in multiple deaths and injuries. Major Robert Henphall and his wife and three children were found amid the wreckage after a cliff collapse. Peter Henphall, 15, attempted to rescue his father and sister, contacting coastguards before reaching the shore. The mother was unconscious and the family faced a harrowing rescue, with the coastguard crew pulling survivors from the rocks.
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Port Jamac
Cornwall
Robert Henphall
Trish Rug
Tee
Ciliffe Oly Henphallai
Bumaard
Henphall
Peter
Ned
Sue
Fomilan
Alster
Anzac Tragedy Denounced By Sir Ian Hamilton
Sir Ian Hamilton denounces Gallipoli evacuation as the costliest blunder in war history. He blames protraction of the conflict for millions of deaths, recalling the Turkish assault and the failed attempts to hold the line at dawn. He cites the 1915 withdrawal and the dire conditions aboard ships and on beaches.
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London
Gerrorel
Jan Hamilton
Balona
Asquith
Balonike
Gallipoli
Aed
Pauillon
Persoun
X Menage
Birdwood
Atry
Egypt King’s Favourite Dismissed Threat of Regency
The Cairo Daily Telegraph reports that Egyptian Prime Minister representations to the British Commissioner Sir Milner Lamport led to the dismissal of Torashi from the king’s palace. The king refused to intervene, saying Torashi was his friend. Palace obstruction threatened a regency if Torashi remained. Puad’s decision could allow cabinet reorganization and curb the National Way’s activities.
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London
Cairo
Daily
Telegraph
Miler Lamprot
Fusd
Wbrawbi Pasha
Han Inft Chacourt
Torashi
Angug
Toresbl
Puad
National Way
Federal Labour Policy in State Election Speech
Mr J B Chifley, leader of the Federal Labour Party in New South Wales, spoke on federal policy during the NSW election campaign. He critiqued the Lang government’s taxation and public spending, urging unity for the welfare of all communities and warning against authoritarian intergroup pressure. He accused the Lang party of exploiting public finances and criticized the current government for introducing a tax on wages and increasing overall taxation.
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Bydney
J.B Chifley
Federal
Labour Party
New South Wales
N E.W
WMBL
Mr Chifley
Inter Group
Oradea
Chifley
Abu
Himsalf
Newling
Tyoney
Tang
Will Renal
Lang Party
Turnbull and Quist lead at Rome in team championships
International team championships in Rome unfold with Turnbull and Quist advancing to the semi finals after strong early play. Bouasia and Mademolaelia, and Crawford with McGrath contest matches as lights issues pause play and spectators provoke interruptions.
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Rome
Turnbull
Quist
Moore
Canke Anal Plaunar
Borutra
Brugnon
Signoriia Valeria
Bouasia
Mademolaelia
Adamoft
Mateh
Hie
Crawford
McGrath
Artenw
Banarowald
Austria
Menne
Mengel
Sind
Menel
Mina
Mennet
Palmieri
McGrail
Amens
Bawaruwali
Valin
Anamera
Jopmian
Javkee Jain
Menzel
Sper
Caske
Planter
Borotra
Bounsus
Hines
Culley
Hollywood Reforms Tilt Toward Film Company Moves
Industry leaders discuss drastic shifts as major film houses consider leaving Hollywood due to high taxes and a strong nudity controversy. Ken Hall, producer, plans travel to Sydney as studios weigh relocation. Officials warn California could lose the motion picture industry.
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Aydney
Wphare
Hollywood
Ken Hall
Sydney
Pheen
California
Holly
York
Gregory
Australie
Fox Fim, Corporation
Lyons Irish Tour Welcomed by Prime Minister in Killarney
An Irish tour stop in Dublin and Killarney features Mr Lyons and his party greeted by the Trialuperintendent at Triah Muskroar Abbey and by the Bishop of Karry. The Prime Minister and Mrs Lyons receive a warm welcome as locals note the lake and landscape. Money from Australia is mentioned as donations to the new cathedral at Killarney.
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Dublin
Triah Muskroar Abbey
Killarney
BF Lyons
Pariah Privat
Nyagan
Karry
and Mey
Lyons
AL Killarney
Australia
Lyodn
Car collision verdict overturned in Mulvany case
A Melbourne jury trial over Miss Mulvany’s death found for the plaintiff but the verdict was set aside after a motor vehicle collision during the proceedings. The company faced a new trial request as lawyers argued judge directions and courtroom conduct.
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Aydiicy
Tada Sur Melbourne
Tiseday
Cla
EANDD
Mulveny
Daughine
Lionel Lane
Radia
Ei J. Mulvany
Formar
Hig Action Oxeinu
Tary
Marce
Muter
AL Borronte
Buvidaor
Ras Im Wren
Rosd
Unclear local meeting sparks reform power struggle
A chaotic municipal assembly description mentions factions seeking control at the Bindrieity, Dep. amid rumours of reformers moving to strip administration from Tay Hendy. Police and aldermen clash over fashion, while a mob reopens old tensions and possible protests arise.
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Reform Aldarmien
Tay Hendy
Latur Aldermen
German travesty of crucifixion shocks London theatre
London reporters describe a Good Friday performance of The Passion of the German People at the Theatre of the People. The Berlin Daily Telegraph correspondent notes Germany is depicted in a calvary scene, drawing religious protests after Ludendorff’s clash with Christianity.
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London
Berlin
Daily Telegraph
Atatan
Theatre of the People
Germany
Ludendorfs
Anseron
New Hawker Demon Aircraft Ordered by ALAR
AELBOURNE reports Tuesday that the new Hawker Demon tied aircraft have been purchased by ALAR with three more machines expected soon to boost the LAVA to new units. The Air Force weighed UKade chines but plans were held up as testing continued and the Air Force purchase may require Cabinet approval.
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Aelbourne
ALAR
Arctory
Air Force
Ukadechines
Anal Plana
Cabinat
Canada’s Jubilee Gift to the King Is Hailed in Ottawa
Ottawa reports a Canadian Jubilee gift to the King, a ceremonial gold bow and insignia. The article notes the gesture as a unifying symbol across provinces and marks the occasion with formal reception in the capital.
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Ottawa
Concern for Smallest of Quintuplets in Ontario
Dr erue expressed concern Monday over Mare Dinine quintuplet infant in Caledinder Ontario. The child showed fever and a temperature around 100 degrees as health officials monitor the congested trio along with siblings.
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Calleinder
Ontario
Erue
Idle ships in Britain drop amid subsidy doubt
The Chamber of Shipping reports 32 ships totaling about 705,800 tons idle in the United Kingdom, a decline from 453 ships of 107,201 tons last year. The Daily Telegraph notes unclear extent of the drop and possible foreign usage, while subsidy concerns linger.
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London
Chamber of Shipping
United Kingdom
Miners Leader Tsindon Reports Murder Claim
Pravda Herald correspondent claims Prita Husemann former president of Miners International was murdered by guards at a Paterburg camp during war chaos while allegedly attempting to rape. The report notes suppression abroad but strong mining population resentment at home.
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Tsindon
Hrusueta
Daily Herald
Devtaren
Prita Husemann
Minera’ International
Nast Guarda
Paterburg
New Meat Market at Sydney Promises Growth
Fussday reports Premier Htevenn says the meeting in London failed to harmonize the Australasian and Indian ministries. He claims the Australian delegation faced a hostile reception but expects benefits for Britain and Australia. Building completion signals a first step in reorganizing the meat industry. Carcasses must move from abattoirs to Pyrmont amid peak congestion. the new market will become Australia’s second major meat hub.
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Hydney
Fussday
Htevenn
Indin
London
Mo Wall
Ottawa
Britain
Australis
Stevens Wild
Momobust
Presant
Pyrmont
Political fallout over wartime taxes and unemployment relief
The piece discusses tax revenue from wages tax and its use for unemployment relief, Chifley and the Labor party's stance on permanent work programs, and criticism of the government for not delivering permanent employment despite collecting funds. It references reforms, the Federal ALP, and the broader debate on welfare and bread prices.
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