Killed by Cold Toll Spurs North American News
Intense cold grips the middle United States as relief delays stretch for days. The death toll from three weeks of extreme cold across North America is estimated over 200. Fishermen stranded on Lake Michigan are presumed lost while towns from Illinois to Ohio report fuel and food shortages and snowbound roads. Washington considers emergency coal price measures if needed.
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New York
United States
Sevoas
Central States
North America
Lake Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio
Coul
Washington
Steel Strike Unions to Review Port Kembla Action
A meeting of combined unions will be held early next week to decide on the strike at Port Kembla. Involved are over 3000 workers demanding 3500 a week with sustenance. Miners at Wogawiki Old Bulls Mount Kiers and Mount Kembla piles are idle.
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Port Kembla
Old Bulls Mount Kiers
Mount Kembla
Italy faces pressure on Locarno Pact amid rising German tension
Rome denies talks with Berlin but signals possible Italo German understanding. Paris Daily Mail notes Mussolini may be forced by the League to renounce guarantees of Locarno while London debates a settlement with Ethiopia and aims to avert estrangement with Italy.
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Germany
Paris
Daily Mail
Mussolini
League
Italy
Europe faces fears of a new triple alliance in war threat
A Daily Mail dispatch cites widespread foreboding of a major European conflict surpassing 1914. It notes talk of Germany Italy and Japan aligning for territorial gains, with Mussolini described as open to closer ties and an encirclement mindset in Germany and Britain wary of renewed colonial ambitions.
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London
T- Ward Price
Daily Mail
Garage Murder in Darlinghurst Leaves Man Dead
A 26 year old man, Robert Bigad, was shot and killed near the White Star service station on Darlinghurst Road in Sydney. Two youths seen fleeing the area shortly after the shot, a car stolen from a nearby parking spot, and investigators patrol the Night search for suspects with little to no further leads.
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Sydney
Robert Bigad
Wee
Dent
White Star
Darlinghurst Road
Darlinghurst
Py Hia
Serous
White's Lane
Sydney Hipital
Central District
Delayed Toll of Last War Reported in London
A man injured in World War I at Arras in 1917 was admitted to Duretar's home for blinded soldiers over the weekend. The report notes delays in recognizing blindness from mustard gas and refers to two years of delayed action affecting veterans.
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London
Arras
At. Duretar
Bilmdad
Austrian Outlook on Central Europe Borders and Security
An Austrian outlook interview with The Daily Telegraph’s diplomatic correspondent outlines Vienna’s view of present borders as secure while seeking greater Danubian unity and stability. Prince Btarhomburg argues for security against aggression and cautious expansion in Central Europe amid Italian and Abyssinian war concerns.
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London
Monty
Central Europe
Prince Btarhomburg
Telerapt
Taly
Burvpr
Austria
Europe
Discovery II Meets Heavy Seal In Melbourne Route
The British Antarctic research ship Discovery II reports heavy seas as it travels 600 miles from Australis. Captain Davis, Director of Navigation, says the vessel will not reach Melbourne until next Monday.
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Melbourne
Davis
Discovery IT
Statin
Australis
World Economic Conference Debated by House of Zanmmons
Japanese Foreign Office envoy from Tokyo spoke on Mr Geor anahury s motion urging a world economic conference to discuss fair distribution of global resources. He outlined three nation categories and noted Japan faced raw material access issues while some markets are obstructed.
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London
House of Zanmmons
Geor “Anahury
Aya
Seed Bier
Japan
Abyssinians Trade Ornaments for Weapons at Royal Treasury
In Addis Ababa on a December wedding day, Abyssinians surrender gold jewelry and necklets to the Imperial Treasury. The artifacts will be exchanged to fund anti sabotage weapons, aiding Italy’s aggression as reported from the Royal Palace.
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Addis Ababa
Italy
Imperial ‘Treasury
Gale Sweeps England With Loss of Life
A severe gale battered England causing two seamen to die after their vessel sank in heavy seas near the channel. Storm warnings led to cancellations of channel services and disruptions across coastal areas.
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England
Hagiivh
Mare Om
Miyapd
Natives clash at Fuan mine in Suva region
In Fuan mine near Suva a fighting incident broke out between natives from two provinces working at Tavun gold Melda. On Monday and continued yesterday morning. Seven admitted to hospital with injuries. Europeans not involved. Situation now under control.
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Suva
Berinus
University Little Impact on National Life
The minister for abepinnard laments Sydney University’s limited national influence in Parliament. He notes only two NSW representatives among 34 federal MPs are University graduates, both surgeons, with no graduates in culture, law, or economics. Dr Pigs proposes an annual prize for essays on government and federal relations.
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Sydney
Abepinnard St Page
Sydney University
Aumxalls
New South Wales
Tawain
Sybill
Pigs
Rail mishap near Derrinallum in Western District
A Melbourne report describes a runaway train on a incline near Derrinallum. A truck derailed and rails were damaged while two closed trucks were thrown into a gullied area. No injuries reported.
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Melbourne
Derrinallum
Wastern
Sea Fatality Aboard liner Ulysses after fierce storm
Passengers aboard the liner Ulysses tell of a violent sea storm after leaving Liverpool. A huge wave swept the vessel, killing three crew members and injuring eight others. Eight men were at work repairing when the wave struck, taking the lives of two seamen and others injured.
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Porth
Tueslay
Fremantle
Liverpool
Proposed charity fight linked to English farmers tour Australia
Fragmentary report notes a proposed charity fight connected to an English farmers tour in Australia. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text. The item references a bale of farmers and a minister but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Minister Fights Back At Archdeacon Robertson
Canberra interior minister Mr Paterson rebutted Archdeacon Robertson asserting ministers act with independent judgment and not blind to permanent heads. He defended water charges on church sites and noted church rent concessions while rejecting Robertson’s sweeping criticisms.
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Interior
Paterson
Lepday
Canberra
Jfouberton
Sercaniona Ball
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Hys Department
Archideacan Robertson
Archdeacon Robertson
Department of the Interior
Sydney
Melbourne
Achaeacan Robertson
Egg Prices Raised By Marketing Board Move
The Hye Marketing Board approves a price increase for eggs, aiming to raise case reges to marver by Bd 0 sonea Pr oa, signaling action to support producers.
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Rydhey
Tinaday
Hye Marketing Board
Marver
Senator Pittman Attacks Japan Policy on Senate Floor
Senator Pittman chairing the Foreign Relations Committee denounces Japan’s Far East policy on the Senate floor. He warns of a possible Japan Soviet alliance aimed at Asia domination and U.S. trade exclusion with Alaska and the Philippines at risk. He calls for strong naval power to secure world peace and U.S. interests.
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Washington
Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Far East
Ameri
Lewis
Japan
U. States
Asia
Alaska
Beth Upsad
Benatar Pittnan
China
America
iAdmiral
Tallahasu Chat
United States
Oval
Cuinea
Celebes
Borneo
Fermina
Record Arms Bill Introduced in Congress
Washington Tuesday a Military Appropriation Bill is introduced in Congress calling for 572 million dollars in total expenditures with 197 million for non military purposes such as building waterways and internal improvements. Allocations for military purposes include 23 million dollars in diary funds for the construction of 308 fighting planes.
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Washington
Congress
War Department
Woman shot dead in Gunnedah tragedy
Turadas Marjorie Saunderson of Gunnedah was shot in her home after an argument with a man known to her. The assailant entered, fired through a rear window, and killed Mrs Saunderson before police arrested a man later that day. He was charged with murder.
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Gunnedam
Marjorie Saunderson
Mira
Baunderson
Biftard
Gunnedah
Flour price cut decision by Sydney mill owners
The Flour Mill Owners Association announced a price reduction today in Sydney. The move aims to lower costs for bakers and consumers amid market pressures, with officials signaling further adjustments may follow.
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Sydney
Flour Mill Owners” Association
Australian tour in Rhodesia as Brown fires aging innings
In Bulawayo Australia dominates with Brown striking late to blaze 87, Darling in superb form for a Mawlers century over two hours, with McCormick and Fingleton among others falling as the match resumes after rain delays. Outfield slow but wicket perfect as crowds applaud the visitors.
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Bulawayo
Hhat
Darling
Brown
Win
Mi Dk Ster
McCormick
Turbulent Start Delays Bulawayo Match Amid Slow Scoring
Bulawayo faces a 357 run target from Australia as Rote Lacatamenc begins, with Fuller bowled first and Parry and Chompoom Abborn contributing modestly. Thompson then steadies the innings with Rhodesia in trouble as Muller and Bundrivs struggle to mount a reply.
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Austra
Tome
McCormick
Brevera
Fuller
Parry
Chompoom
Acore
Daliveriea
Thompson
Sacraily
Rhodesia
Muller
Bundrivs
Indian Tour Bangalore Report
Vague OCR fragment mentions Bangalore city, tour, and a match context. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable. The readable bits suggest a sports note about an Indian tour visit to Bangalore with unspecified venue and timing.
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