Experts to Visit Mudgee Area for NSW Mines Inspection
Crichton managing director of Renttiuh WMiale Ltd and Conacher manager of the same firm plan a joint visit to Beeram Reid and Wollar near Mudgee on February 1 with Mr F. S. Vincent Munitar for Mines in New South Wales. They will inspect Latrobe Belt and Latrot in Tearoanin at a later date. The delegation includes representatives from the world’s largest shale company.
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Mars
Crichton
Renttiuh
Wmiale Ltd
Conacher
Samme
Maers
Beeram Reid Andie Wollar Aid
Mudgee
Vincent Minitar
New South Wales
Artehton
Conschec
Feld Celestialitien
Thaly
Parer LANDS AT DARWIN IN EVENTFUL FLIGHT
Australian airman Ray Parer and companion Jeoffrey Hemeworth arrived in Darwin after an arduous 16 week journey marked by engine trouble and multiple near-misses. They survived a scrapped journey, plan to push toward Melbourne the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Ray Pares
Australia
Parer
Jeoffrey Hemeworth
Melbourne
Tomogra
Debates End in Central Legislature on Constitutional Reform
The three day session in Delhi Central Legislature concluded with two Congress defeats. An amendment to virtually reject the reform scheme failed 12 to , while opposition to the Communal Award was rejected 84 to 41. Assembly accepted an amendment endorsing the Award by 68 to 16 as Congress stayed neutral. Proposals for provincial consideration were approved, with government responsibility emphasized. Bir Samuel Hoare’s Palace speech cited Dominion status as India’s ultimate goal.
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Calcutta
Joint Parliamentary Committee
Congress
ES Ghd
British India
Bir
Samuil Hoare
Chreraons
India
Aerial Pact Speech by Mr MacDonald in London
Prime Minister Mr MacDonald declared in a recent conference with representatives that aerial pact diplomacy makes war unthinkable and impossible. He spoke at a meeting in Luton, Hertford, emphasizing deterrence through aerial arrangements.
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London
Mac Donald
Luton
Hertford
Deyts
Electoral Rolls Tribunal to Hear Charges Today
The tribunal will hear charges related to electoral rolls amid a siege reported recently. The Minister declined to comment further, saying the matter is being reviewed with Federal and State electoral officers. The Premier said the Cabinet has asked the Attorney-General Mr Manning to report on legal steps and an investigator will be appointed to look into the opposition’s claims.
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Art
Manning
Hesermed
Uriel
Cabinet Grants To Pearl Industry
Melbourne reports the Federal Government approving a grant of 8000 to support the pearling industry amid risk of collapse in northern Australia. Of this, 1900 goes to Western Australia, 3400 to Queensland, and 1000 to the Northern Territory. The move follows low shell prices and a demand for bounty on shell production. Nearby, cotton sector representatives protested importation of drills and yarns. duties were lifted last April. The Cabinet will review rural rehabilitation and industry matters when it meets in Sydney on Tuesday.
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Melbourne
Austraiia
Tans
Tariff Board
Wenterr
Australia
Queanaland
Norther Territory
Min
Mr. White
Thade
Gay
Sydnay
Tueday
Quesnaland
HL Bawart
International Labour Centorsnos
Auld
Aliens Bill Introduced in Dail to Define Citizens
The Aliens Bill in the Dail repeals parts of the Britannic Aliens Act and defines aliens as non citizens of the Free State. It allows aliens some rights like inheritance but restricts ownership of certain property and outlines ministerial control over landing and employment. The government may exempt certain citizens and the bill is to operate with parallel measures in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Thurwlay
Dail
Free State
Pye Creanup
Senate
Allens
Dangerous Criminal Death Case Penalty Upheld
A laboured report outlines a fatal gas incident in which a constable, overcome by fumes, attempted to intervene in a break in at a room. The text notes a prior conviction upheld by the Appellate Court and references a death by self-inflicted action amid the chaotic scene.
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Constable McCarthy
Gaa Furmee
Black
Subsidy for Opera Budget Signals Cabinet Debate
A Friday report notes a subsidy plan for the opera facing cabinet consideration. The minister signals the issue will be discussed as officials seek to resolve funding for the arts amid rising costs.
Heavy rain floods Sydney streets and disrupts transport
A violent storm after five to six o clock caused city streets and outer suburbs to flood. Lightning illuminated the sky as tram and train services were held up for about an hour. Low-lying areas in Parramatta and Liverpool districts suffered damage and power outages affected overhead lines and electric maps.
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Sydney
Stresta Ware
Parramatta
Liverpool
Pirates Captured by Chinese Troupe in Bint Bay Region
Hong Kong reports a Chinese troupe in the Bint Bay area captured one of the Tungehow pirates during a discussion on strategies to combat piracy. The meeting focused on methods to curb maritime crime and safeguard regional waters.
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Hong Kong
Bint Bay
Ned
Appointment moves in NSW military leadership shifts
Colonel Laverack is promoted to temporary Major-General on high appointment. Lieut Col J D Wynter of the West Division second military district NSW tipped for Director of military training at Army Headquarters. He would succeed Sinut Colonel G Miles, former Commandant of the Royal Military College Sydney.
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Laverack
J. D. Wynter
Pee Pent
Fragmented Note on Tyrant and Daily Life
A garbled colloquy fragment describes a tyrant figure and cramped scenes of daily life. The text mentions mangled terms, caffeinated imagery, and restless idle behavior amid a rainy mood. Specific names and coherent events are obscured by corruption.
Royal Honeymoon Port of Spain Trinidad
fragmentary note describes a royal visit to Port of Spain Trinidad with figures linked to the Duke and Duchesse of Kent and a mountain appearance at an outdoor garden event, mentioning Vien family and Juan in a hazy OCR read.
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Epain
Trinidad
Wad Duchene
Kent
Juan
Pricey hat sale at cafe stine Be kitts Techt Gu
A garbled line notes a pricey hat sale tied to a cafe scene and a tech trophy. It mentions Solty pea di Sem by o cen and associations with Be kitts Techt Gu.
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Rm, Pricey
Olympic medals stolen in London heist shocks officials
A garbled report notes theft of Olympic medals in London with unclear details. Officials investigate the incident as a possible security breach.
Trans-Pacific American Plans Service to Philippines
Pan American Airways advances trans-Pacific air service from Alameda to Hawaii Midway Island and the Philippines using giant seaplanes. The plan includes a wireless forecasting system and expects federal approval for point-to-point operation and arching routes.
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Washington
Ita ‘Plaza
trans-Pacific Air Service
Pan-American Airways Tc
Federal Communication Asses
Canoe
Aeroasut
Alameda
California
Pacific
Hawali
Marietta
Midway
Philippines
Pan-American Company
Birth rate decline worries Mussolini in Italy
In Rome on Thursday Signor Mussolini voiced concern over Italy's shrinking birth rate. He linked the low birthrate to weaker domestic growth and a reduced labor pool, noting impacts on industry and national progress. The appeal underscored the government’s aim to reverse the trend.
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Rome
Signor
Mussolini
Bia
New Zealand and Australia Air Mail Talks Begin
A New Zealand delegation led by Postmaster General Milton and Director of Postal Service MacNamara will visit Australia on Monday February 1 to discuss an air mail link with Britain. Mrs Hamilton and a private secretary accompany them. Discussions aim to set up triangular air routes, reduce portal fees, and speed mail transfers between England Australia and New Zealand.
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New Zealand
Australia
Miton
MacNamara
Postal Bervion
Saeland-Australie
Fatal bee sting incident in Melbourne claims life
Ramyst Gort, 98, an orchardist from near Rhephardica, died last night after bee stings. The report notes he was hospitalized prior to his death and attributes the fatal outcome to complications from the stings.
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Melbourne
Ramyst Gort
Explorer to Marry Author Based on Vague Odds
An explorer plans to wed an author after years of uncertain meetings described in brief notes. Details of the engagement remain unclear as the couple progresses toward a ceremony.
Chifley opposes unity move within NSW Labour Party
Labour leader Chifley denounces attempts by the Lang faction to force unity with the Lang Party. He warns the NSW branch has autonomy protections from the Federal conference and vows against surrendering to “expulsion immunities” or external dictates. Discussions cover delayingReadmission, reform of federal rules, and potential joint committees ahead of a Federal and State conference in April.
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Nity Shire
Scullin
New South Wales
Lang and
Beazay
Chifley
Lang
Mull
Biate Labour Party
Land Labour Party
Federal
Labour Party
Justios
New South
Tnibbo
Binie Alp
Tt Ie
Wkely
Unisss
Biets
Willld
Siate
Out of quarantine bydney story from the era effect
A fragment references a quarantine period and mentions a figure of one hundred forty. The text is incomplete, lacks clear events, names, or locations, and provides minimal context about why the quarantine mattered or who it affected.
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Bydney
Pool in Pepper English Banks to Take Stand
London papers report dramatic market developments. James Shakespear Ltd faces compulsory winding up. Dulsory winding up of the firm follows a major feate tied to commodity speculation. Directors Bishirgian and others are cited as leaders in the upheaval. Treasury officials believe gambling on commodities drives the surge in risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Shakespears Ltd
Ralelan
Bishirgian
Mr. Morman
Treasury
Sommodit
Goversusinen
St Andrew's Cathedral Site Removal Averts Likely
Sydney reports the State Cabinet considered an alternate plan to avoid removing St Andrew's Cathedral. An amended scheme for the church authorities will be laid before the session to seek approval and effect the proposed changes.
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Sydney
Btate
St Andrew's Cathndral
Hauptmann Trial Nears Farcical Turn in Defense Line
In Flemington New Jersey the Lindbergh case courtroom drama grows comic as the defense faces interruptions and a dubious operator distracts the room. Jurors and spectators glimpse a trial teetering between procedure and farce amid muddled testimony and tense exchanges.
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Flemington
Steam Ship Aground Near Newcantles Fracas Exists
Reported grounding at Newcantles prompts joint efforts by two crews and a remaining ship ready for rescue. Authorities coordinate salvage, weather hindering divers while shoreline residents monitor the situation.
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