Reparations Conference Opens in Lausanne January 20
London reports that the Reparations Conference will open at Lausanne on January 20. British and French experts plan preliminary talks ahead of the International Conference on Reparations. The discussions aim to ease imperial strains and explore recovery prospects, with officials preparing for possible outcomes.
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London
Lausanne
Aharely
Ati
Rene
Ronal
Comunion Paliley
Irene
Carner Ag
France
German Moratorium Derails Final Settlement Proposal
A garbled report from The Daily Herald indicates German hopes for a final settlement have been dashed by a moratorium. The piece mentions discussions among officials and commentators about whether pause actions could affect a broader peace avenue, with references to unnamed journalists and possible strategic stances amid an unsettled diplomacy landscape.
British Delegation to Represent Australia at Conference
A damaged text fragment notes British ministers or representatives from Australia attending a forthcoming conference. It mentions a prime ministerial or government delegation, seven representatives at the meeting, and issues around reparations and fund allocation. The passage is garbled but points to formal talks on postwar arrangements and international cooperation.
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Dawery
Prine
Mohrix
Railways First Cary Not Interested in Bavin's Job
The Chief Railway Commissioner today emphatically denied any interest in late politics or the offer to replace Mr. Bavin. He stated he would not engage in negotiations to enter politics and dismissed the Nathanjine Party as a possible platform.
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Cary
Bavin
Byiney
Mir. Cleary
Mr. Bavin
Nathanjine
Nina
By Jeteral Arrangemant Reuters Barview
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Jeteral Arrangemant Reuters Barview
Bush fire menace threatens territory holdings near Canberra
Grassland in the Federal Capital Territory came under threat as fires burned at several points yesterday. More than 10 personnel including Federal Capital Administra Haw officers fought a blaze for hours. A timber-fire in Cotter River catchment was controlled within four hours. A lightning strike during a Wednesday thunderstorm sparked the third, most serious blaze. Strong southerly winds hampered efforts, with fears the flames could jump the river if winds shift.
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Federal Capital Territory
Federal Capital Administra
Cotter River
Blaze Threatens Canberra Area In Severe River Fire
A bush fire raged along the eastern bank of the Mucrum bidges River threatening Canberra with embers leaping across the western bank. Firefighters worked from dawn to contain outbreaks near the Cotter Valley catchment and station home road, with about 260 acres burned and crews from surrounding districts aiding efforts to prevent spread toward Canberra and nearby towns.
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Wide area fires sweep through Ave farma region
A large blaze tore through the area near Barelana and Ave farma destroying about 3000 crops. Residents, estimated around 200, struggled to vent the flames and defend assets as authorities battled the fire. The incident stretched across Merri agen to Godroch with extensive damage reported in Cootamundra district.
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Leo
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Outbreak Fire Furors Across Rural Zone Near Town
Big outbreak sweeps through Tage Area about 30 miles from the town, destroying countless grams and threatening Paddington and Kaleem stations. Volunteers battle the blaze with winds driving flames toward rail properties as crews remove wreckage and guard vital lines.
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Tage
Mbte
Eilghanda Hlacion
Paddington
McDowell
Cobar
Sheep Losses at Narmandera Fire Reported
Report from Narmandera describes sheep losses blamed on high winds and a shifting fire, with about 12 000 head overwhelmed by flames. Firefighters fought to protect unburned stock as the blaze swept over roughly 4000 acres at Kooba station, destroying thousands of sheep.
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Narmandera
Naini
Kooba
Weather Readings Across Western Districts Reported
Readings from western district towns show varied temperatures with Dubbo and Albury around 194 and 101 degrees respectively while Bourke and Walgett record similar highs. Wentworth and Forbes also feature notable temperatures as the day progresses across the country districts.
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Sydney
Wlah
Witronnnia
Bourke
Wagme
Wentworm
Dubie
Albury
Walgett
Forbes
Threat of Force by Viceroy Warns Extremists in India
In Calcutta at the European Association dinner, the Viceroy warned Congress and all extremist groups that any attempt to disrupt constitutional plans through no rent or no revenue campaigns, boycotts, or law defiance would be utterly crushed. He pledged government power to local authorities to handle any arising situation and emphasized widespread cooperation with British and Indian administrations.
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Calcutta
Congress
European Association
Lapin
Phe Vievros
Asuhwlell
Fragmentary New Year Musings and Political Reform Tone
Fragmented OCR text blending seasonal reflections with political reform debate. Mentions rgent emergency powers, terrorist movement, and imposition of measures by Hengal authorities. references to committees, reform, and governance topics amid unclear context. The readable entities include New Year imagery and mentions of reform efforts.
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RantMy
Lichoale Ptyyey
Ineluds
Epics of the Atr Another Win Silos Full U AP Has 40 Seats
The report notes wheat farmers in Britain facing a decisive moment as a major action and political debate unfold. It highlights trans Atlantic flight prominence, with names connected to aviation and industry, and mentions a potential harvest crisis amid crowded lobbies and political tensions. The piece also references Sydney and Melbourne political activity, Labour and independent movements, and a looming White House tone in review of farm policy.
Lyons Ministry Fortfolio Allocation Revealed Tentatively
Melbourne Thursday reports from a reliable source detail the tentative United Australia Party cabinet under Prime Minister-elect Lyons. Key posts include Attorney General J G Latham and Defence leader Geo Pearce with Archdale Parkhill Finance and Trade and Customs J A Perkins. The list signals hopes for a balanced ministry amid pending official announcements.
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Mr. Lyons
First United Australia Party
Hageinie Co
JA. Lyons
Tas
J. G. Latham
Vic
Water
Defence
Geo. Pearce
HS. Gallet
Mede Fenton
Hawker
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Eater
W. C. Marr
Benatar McLachlan
S.A
8. M. Bruce
Massey Greene
N.S.W
Josiah Francis
J. A. Perkina
Nsw
Lyons Regrets Country Party Stand In Tariff Debates
A fragmented report shows Lyons criticizing the Country Party over its stance on tariff policy and the formation of a new ministry. The article notes dissatisfaction within the party with the coalition's political moves and hints at ministerial targeting.
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Lyons
Country Party
Crutchley Receives King’s Honour Amid War Efforts
The text reports Crutchley being named Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George by the King. A government representative, Mr. Hankinson, presented the award on behalf of Britain. Crutchley is described as engaged in wartime duties tied to England, with a focus on service to the British government during conflict.
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Mr. Gee
Aukinal
Thartine
Hankinson
Mr. Crutchioy
Englund
Lave
Fire Station Set Alight Spurs Grudge Claim
Melbourne report says a fire alarm woke four sleeping firemen after a deliberate blaze at Eaton's car, sparked by a grudge against the owner. Mrs. W. Maton, wife of the district officer, was trapped in her bedroom but rescued by firemen. The incident occurred Thursday morning amid tense investigation by authorities.
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Melbourne
A. Hwdentelan
Meramriy
No Honours List For The Commonwealth In 1930s
A mangled OCR excerpt notes the Scullin Government lacking a honours list after elections. It mentions the Governor-General Sir Isaac Fanaca and a vague reference to Australian Labour Party policy. The text is garbled, with unclear names, places, and dates, but implies political protocol questions following an electoral defeat.
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Ina
Sir Isaac Fanaca
Jett
Australian Labour Party
Aurahla Wael
Old Man Killed by Motor Cyclist in Ayoney
In Ayoney on Thursday, John Merk a well known resident was struck while crossing Ka Toomba Street and killed by a motorcyclist. The driver was later charged with manslaughter.
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Ayoney
Katoomba
John Merk
Berlin misery as German millions face hunger and job loss
The Berlin correspondent reports that twenty million Germans face hardship with two thirds of the population affected by declining purchasing power. One third remain employed but with wages insufficient to cover rent, while many workers endure low pay and rising prices. Theatres and cinemas shrink as demand falls and entertainment fades.
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Berlin
Daily Herald
Illicit Still Seized in Sydney Criminal Bust
Police raid in Marrickville early Thursday seized an elaborate still and quantities of molasses and sugar. The suspect, a French resident, admitted illicit distillation of Lenin spirit in the United States before moving to Australia to continue the operation.
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Sydney
Marrickville
Ulveed
Salvage Efforts Halted at Scapa Flow
Report describes salvage operations at Scapa Flow recovering German fleet wrecks. Noted work includes lifting ships from the seabed, with costs and vessel values cited, including a 28,000 ton ship. Detail mentions a salvage vessel and charges for plant and labor.
Nude bathing alleged in George's River outing
At a Lidcombe Council meeting that night Alderman Daniele Slured! reported nude bathing and sunbaking by men and women along the George's River banks near a spot used for recreation. Revidente said the behavior had been booked and that morality concerns and community welfare justify action, prompting calls for a quitman before proceeding.
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Thni Teday
Lidcombe Counsil
Aldneman Daniele
Uink
Rome
Thembernot
Alcarreth
Bathi Ng
Drowning Fatality in Cook's River Youth Missing
RYDNTY Thursday report states Clarence McGinbla, 21, of Poweriite, drowned in Cook's River while swimming with another youth at the river end tied to a tree. McGinbla disappeared after diving and was not recovered.
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Poweriite
Todar
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