Engagement announced for Prince George and Princess Marina
An official Windsor notice confirms the betrothal of Prince George to Princess Marina of Greece. The couple, who reportedly met in London years ago, plan a wedding possibly in Westra or Austria with details yet to be finalized.
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Nicholas
Balmoral Castle
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Pringlas Marion
Paul
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Aiavia
Buckingham
Prince
Princess
St. Jamies
Plane wreck rescue party bound for scene
A rescue party sails toward the crash site in dense jungle reports indicate a plane went down near Weens. Police and a doctor have departed for the scene to investigate rumors and find survivors or identify the wreck.
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Johannesburg
Mle
Saarch
Mptla
Laue
Taxi Fare Reforms Considered in Sydney Conference
A distorted report notes a Sydney taxi fare debate with officials proposing reduced rates. The commission signals possible 1 shilling rises and 1/6 in Melbourne as benchmarks, while drivers claim they can cut prices yet fear service is at risk.
Heavy Rain Grounds Canterbury Match At Canterbury
Heavy rain forces abandonment at Canterbury with Kant and Ashdowns among players noted. Uummett and Sais Soe are mentioned. Banith and Toelel are not out for two runs.
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Ashdowns
Uummett
Banith
Japan Plans New Naval Conference to Replace Washington Treaty
The spokesman for the Moreira agee announces a plan for a London naval conference to draft a new scheme aimed at curtailing arms elements. Japan seeks mutual satisfaction by urging other powers to submit proposals and considers amending the Washington Treaty. If not accommodated, Japan may abrogate the treaty. Rear Admiral Lioretu Yamamoto will meet in London.
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KIG
Moreira Agee
Will Prewat
London
Japan
Lioretu Yamamoto
Sussex Host of Farewells For Duke of Gloucester’s Departure
GIBRALTAR Tuesday lists Ropeed mimed Wesons as preparations end. Finishing touches before the embarkation of the Duke of Gloucester at Marblehead in September. The Yemwel could have been commissioned thrice over, with numerous volunteers for this memorable undertaking.
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Gibraltar
Bummer
Australia
Duke of Gionoreter
Mareellon
Labour Conference Synodicy Dialogue On World Oil From Coal
Mr C M McDonald president of the Federation returns to Britain and notes a real chance of oil from coal. He cites Geneva talks showing wide gaps in wages hours and conditions across nations, making a universal conclusion unlikely. Mr J W Roche from Australia reports Sydney to Brisbane trade links and says the 40 hour week was blocked by employers and some governments. He argues work reduction must come from advancing machinery to spur employment.
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Sydnicy
C. M. McDonald
Ae Federation
Britain
Geneve
J W. Roche
Gonwhoreschet
Sydney
Brisbane
Trades and Labour Council
Mtr Roche
Russian Produce in Britain Sparks Market Confusion
A garbled report notes Russian goods entering Britain face scrutiny as trade tensions rise. Officials challenge claims about imports from Russia and Australia while guards on the border tighten controls. Economic friction and shipping delays strain the market for foreign produce.
Armaments See Large Increases Across Major Powers
Geneva Tuesday reports from the League Year Book show an 61 million pound rise in armaments estimates for Japan, Russia, and the United States, with Australia budgeting 21 million more than 1933-34. Germany climbs 17 million despite Versailles limits, and Britain raises arms spend by 5 million plus new air force rates.
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Geneva
Japan
Russia
United States
League
Far East
Australia
Germany
Britain
Gold Profits Americas Uses For Debt Payments
The report notes that gold profits will be allocated to debt payments while inflationary expenditure continues to exceed revenue. It highlights ongoing pressure on the budget as inflation persists and revenue underperforms, prompting financial measures to cover deficits.
Lancashire grocers vow boycott over tariff tolls
Lancashire correspondents report lingering anger at new duties despite cotton concessions. Three cotton associations plan Thursday talks. Gregory, president elect of the Northern Council of Retail Grocers, warns he may lead a boycott to defend domestic supply, citing Australian butter and fruit as targets.
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London
Manchester
Daily Telegraph
Lancashire
Austration
Aasteration Today
Gregory
Northern Council of Retail Grocers
Rrocera
Australie
Bruce criticised Sydney in British tour remarks
Mr Bruce came under fire in Sydney as K Cudmore joint manager of Goldsbrough Mort and Co. warned that a steadier British politics would lift Wool on to sound footing. He added that rationing of the market would follow until the European outlook clarifies. He criticized Bruce for what he called harsh, peacemaking remarks amid Lancashire troubles.
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Sydney
Wr. K. Cudmore
Goldsbrough Mort and Co
Britain
Mr. 8
M. Bruce
I. T Ano Seta
Austrian Brown Book exposes German links to Viennese murder
Government publishes a Brown Book detailing events leading to the murder of Dr. Dolfum, alleging German complicity. It outlines the budget deficit and Treasury plans to cut it, notes 3.8 billion dollars of gold from dollar devaluation, and discusses inflation risks and debt totals around 71 billion dollars while forecasting continued high expenditure amid an anticipated economic recovery.
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Vienna
Dolfum
Eli Gir
Morgenthas
Fiery flood threatens Campana as tanks explode
In Campana Argentina a series of blasts from six National Oil Company tanks sparked a massive fire. Four killed and 300 injured as 14 more tanks exploded with winds driving the blaze toward the city. Marines aid police to evacuate residents amid gas leaks and rising panic.
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National Oil Company
Campana
Cam Jana
Buenos
Aires
Off
Camsang
Parana River
Ewampe
Ite
De Valera Talks with Britain Reported by Daily Herald
The Daily Herald says informal talks in London touched on Ireland and the League of Nations but produced little. over 1000 Free State delegates attended a Geneva meeting where a secret ballot was opposed and the strike threat persisted. A unanimous vote of confidence in the minister's actions was noted, despite ongoing discontent among workers.
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Lysaght
Daily Herald
Allure
de Valera
Geneve
League of Nationa Lot
Yirold
Adda
Salas
Hsnos
Cantor
Salvation Army High Council Meets for Appointment of General
The Salvation Army holds a High Council to select a new General. Delegates review candidates and consider leadership vision, authority, and strategic direction for the global charity. The gathering signals a pivotal moment in organizational leadership.
Douglas Credit candidates and Salvation Council notes
DOUGLAS CREDIT is described as candidates in Sydney with Mr HL V Bondesum leading the Douglas Credit Party. A London High Council of the Salvation movement met to appoint a successor. Evangeline Booth and Catherine Booth were among those nominated. Australian Commissioner Carpenter was elected Vice President and Wiliam Maxwell of South Australia named recorder.
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Dney
HL V. Bondesum
Douglas Crdit
Credit Party
Ostrane
Australia
London
High Council of the Salvation
Pris
Evangeline Booth
Catherine Booth
Genaral Bramwell Boot
Carpenter
Defence Of The Banks At Windsor Speech
Sydney defender Tin and speech at Windsor the Post waste-Groeral Mr Parkhill defended the bank from attacks by Federal and State Labour parties stating that during the recession they advanced more money than in normal times. He noted bank lending and deposits figures reaching hundreds of millions, with large losses recorded over five years.
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Sydney
Windsor
Postwaster-Groeral
Parkhill
Wales
Dr Page Attacked as Un-Australian in Haberfield Address
A fragmented report outlines a speech in Haberfield where Dr Marke Page of the Country Party was labeled un australian and accused of favoring importing products from overage countries. The address seems to allege misalignment with Australian values and warns of pressures on living standards.
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Page
Rydney
W. Be
McDunn
Martin
Haberfield
Country Party
Marke Page
Australla
Pnien Australia
Subsidy proposal urged to curb cricket pros in tours
A letter to the Daily Telegraph from the Six Rest Cricket Lovers urges a £10 contribution from 9084 readers to fund an Australian tour subsidy. They propose dividing the £1,100,000 among counties and pledge that counties refrain from sending professionals to Australia in 1986 or playing in England in 1938 to support the plan.
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London
Proms
Nicewice
Australia
England
SROMLEY ON THE MEND
LONDON reports that Romley is on the mend after an operation for apparent illness. No further details provided.
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Sromley
Earthquake Panic Rips Bihar Province Town
Early morning tremor shakes northern Bihar Province causing mass panic in Talcuttua. Residents flee into streets fearing repeat of January floods as bazaars flood with fear and crowds, no damage reported so far.
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Talcutta
Bihar
Tarrar
Bassars
Alleged Gold Mining Frauds Reported With Subscriptions and Loss
An alert on alleged gold mining frauds notes subscribers paying amounts up to 086,000. The report highlights financial schemes tied to mining ventures and mentions involved parties and potential regulatory actions, urging investors to verify claims and seek counsel.
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