Paris on edge as rumors of coup d etat swirl
In Paris the city is abuzz with alarmist talk of coups and revolution. Troops are reportedly massed in circles, though well informed sources say no soldiers have arrived, while garrisons were warned for duty. Police patrols increased and Republican Guards posted near the Chamber as thousands gathered at the Ministry of the Interior, then dispersed after charges by guards.
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Paris
Republica Guard
Chamber of
Miesaia
Echo de Paris
State Servants Sydney Meeting Drafts Policy
State Servants Sydney reports a meeting of sub committees from the Public Service Association to draft policy for submission to the Public Service Defence Committee meeting next week. Items to discuss include wage restoration and related matters, plus consideration of the State Government spell to the Federal Arbitration Court and a Federal award covering all railway employees.
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Sydney
Prilie Service Association
Bbe
Public Service Defence Committee
Ali
Willy
Federal Arbitration Court
Milward
New South Wales
Widow's claim against university husband dies of cancer
A widow pursuing a claim against a university husband loses her case as he dies from cancer before proceedings. The report notes the legal action and the eventual death affecting the dispute.
Unclear passage prompts compensation claim in 1939
Fragmentary report details a workers compensation case involving Priscilla Wollett and Percy Wollett. The text references Sydney University as an employer contact and mentions illness or injuries arising in 1939 with later symptoms and treatment timelines, though the OCR is garbled.
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Mbaion
Wien
Priscilla Wollett
Tyieey Uelveraty
Percy Wollet
Appi
Wollett
Rydney University
Tauber
Anne
Sequel to Hospital Funds Theft Report Unclear
An unclear report from Adelaide notes a former employee involved in a hospital funds theft case. The fragmentary text mentions a suspect and references to recovery of some money but lacks coherent dates or names. Further details are unreadable in the provided OCR segment.
Austria Appeals to League Over Germany Dispute
Vienna reports the Cabinet empowered Chancellor Dr. Dollfuss to take the Austria Germany dispute to the League of Nations for consideration. The move follows ongoing tensions between Austria and Germany and signals formal international engagement.
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Vienna
Dolfuss
Austria
Germany
League of Nations
British policy on Austria independence and integrity
London reports that the British Government will use influence and advice to sustain Austria's independence and safety. Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon stated in the House of Commons that Britain cannot interfere in internal governance, but upholds Austria's autonomy as essential.
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London
Austria
John Simon
Commons
Unemployed Rise in Britain First Time in 13 Months
Unofficial figures show a substantial rise in registered unemployment in Britain on January 22. The report notes a departure from the prior trend since January 1983, with a net decrease earlier offset by new registrations. The note cites a rise linked to school leaving ages and increased employment exchanges activity.
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London
Lar Childewn
Advisory Committee on Canberra Hospital Delays First Meeting
A five member advisory panel for Canberra Hospital has not yet held its initial meeting. A preliminary gathering occurred in early January, but no reports or official hospital information have been provided. The Health Minister was to attend a future session, with a tentative meeting planned about ten days later. Changes at the hospital by the Health Department may be outlined at the next Advisory Council meeting.
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Advie
Canberra
Ik Hen
Marr
Shix
Health Department
Gama
Taxi strike expands in New York amid clashes and arrests
Violence flared as three union drivers were arrested for roughing a taxi operator while passengers fled. The strike threat spread to omnibus operators seeking higher wages and union recognition. A thousand pickets, with families, clashed with police outside the Waldorf Astoria, injuring several. strikes also attacked the Casine de Paree cabaret, smashing plates of glass as revelers faced a barrage of whiskey.
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New York
Setar
From
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
de Paree
Wheat Outlook and Policy Shifts Hit World Markets
A Wheat Advisory Committee report notes France diverted large wheat quantities to animal feed to curb consumption and support prices. The study, to be reviewed by Commonwealth Ministers in Canberra, highlights Europe’s 1624 crop forecast near 31,000,000 bushels, 2,800,000 below last year, with weather and policy changes shaping exports and prices. The committee anticipates a recommendation for reduced export subsidies and more feeding of wheat to livestock, alongside global supply concerns and potential price impacts.
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London
France
Tia
Canberra
Ausericum
Ramé
Comesrped
Words & Minin Us
Canberra City Band Seeks Regular Work for Unemployed Members
A half year Canberra City Band meeting in Acton heard the secretary report total income of £11 6 with £0 18 4 from services and the rest from donations. Members noted poor public support and that 20 performers were unemployed, prompting a plan to send a deputation to the Minister requesting regular employment for band members rendering meritorious city service.
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Canberra
Acton
Instavening
Cal
J.T. H. Goodwin
Charitien
Jardine May Lose England Captaincy Amid Sparsely Clear Intents
A British newspaper fragment suggests Jardine could be dropped as England captain with criticism from The Sunday Standard noting Australian views and English sentiment. The chaotic text hints at selection debates and controversy surrounding leadership and team cohesion.
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London
prAny
Jardine Frost
England
Krvat
Diurut
Tardina
Bie
New South Wales Housing Scheme Unveiled by Government
The State Government and Rural Bank announce a liberally financed home building scheme to aid urban and rural housing. Loans cover up to 75 percent of security from the Rural Bank, repayable over 30 years, with government support up to 10 percent in 10 years and a 15 percent purchaser contribution. Monthly payments are low, aiming to undercut rents, and applications can be made soon. The scheme targets industrial revival and slum improvement, with broader plans to assist unemployed campers facing shelter shortages.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Rural Bank
Principe
Ita
Stevens
Blevens
Cook Park
Brighton-le-Bands
ANZAC Memorial Opening at Hyde Park in Doubt
Sydney reports a fundraising deadline for the Hyde Park memorial. If Aenece Tey’s 418,000 pounds is not secured soon, the official opening expected by Prince George may be postponed indefinitely and the ceremony altered.
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Sydney
Shere Langue
Perble
Anece Tey
Hyde Park
Princes George An
New Bowler Found in Tasmania Details Scattered
Fragmentary note reports a new bowler found in Tasmania with unclear references to ruplin tnt and players Weany Fe Thomas and Sue Penate. The text hints at a cricket or bowling context but lacks clear names, dates, or teams. Further readable details are needed to identify the event and participants.
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Weany
Fe Thomas
Sue Penate
Wonthaggi Strike Settlement Ends Long Dispute
A long running conflict at the Wonthaggi coal mines concluded with a settlement after tense disagreement. The closure brings an end to disputes over pay and working conditions affecting workers and management. The agreement reportedly secures improved conditions and a path to stable production.
A.W.U. Declines Lang Party Affiliation Amid Unity Talks
The A W U Convention refused to affiliate with the Lang Labour Party pending broader Labour unity talks. A motion urged unity among factions, while another called for a six hour day and five day week, with debates reflecting doubts about unity prospects and strategic alignments within state branches.
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Sydney
A.W.U
Lang Labour Party
Labour Unity
Murphy
Labour Movement
Canada to Consider Rampant Labour Policy Change
Unclear OCR text suggests Canada weighing major labour policy shifts with focus on employment, hours, and government action. Report mentions workers, wages, and potential reforms, but wording is garbled. Further readable details are needed for precise summary.
Japan Attitude to Pact With Russia in Turmoil
Report from Tokyo cites Viscount Okochi replying to a Mislar regarding the Soviet pact. The piece notes tension over policy and warning that a war threat looms between Moscow and Berlin. It underscores shifting alliances affecting Japan’s stance.
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Torio
Mssaay
Viscount Okochi
Thera Wan Bause
Musa
Ire
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