Soviet Accepts Franco British Appeals On Spain Dispute
The report states the Soviet Union accepts British and French appeals to curb interventions in Spain while insisting only Spaniards should settle their conflict. Litvinoff accuses Republican allies of aiding rebels and urges volunteers be used only under effective government control. Independent Labour Party inquiry into church support for Franco is noted, with Scottish volunteers departing for Spain and a projected 600 Scots joining by January’s end.
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Spal
Ramis
Litvinoff
Alyana Ditmany
Russia
Spain
PS Mnim
I BO
Britash
Imhin Volumue
Ate
o’Aimaires
Ogilvie Forbes
Madrid
Independent Labour Party
J. Me
Franco
Peter Kerrigan
Communist Party
Scotland
Baldwin Warns of Rearming Europe Amid Global Tensions
London reports the Prime Minister Baldwin warns that Europe faces a rapid rearmament and growing forces. He calls for peace through armament and urges government action while New Year messages cite the looming influence of the era's military buildup.
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London
Europe
Beith
Dace
M Baldwin
Rene Rimrave
Australians in London Indignant at Rumors in Century Text
The Australian agents in London deny recent reports as unfounded. The Agent-General for Queenland says he has referred the matter to the Government and taken measures against spread of inaccurate passages. The issue involves anti conscription sentiment during the Great War and controversy over church admission amid wartime politics.
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Iquaraba
London
Queenaland
Prema
Abelloua
Ne Lew
P. Btephanson
Australia
Karl Karppel
An-Engliah
Aus
Talis
Queensland
Australian pearling industry eyes joint action
Canberra officials say the Australian pearling industry faces serious threat from Japanese competition in northern waters. They favor forming a common association to locate and exploit pearl beds and resist reliance on foreign operators to protect Australian owned vessels.
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Canberra
Tito
Japan
King
Pope Improves as Blood Clot Diminishes at Vatican
The Vatican reports significant improvement in the Pope as the blood clot dispersed and the fever side effects eased. Danger to his health is reduced though continued bed rest and daily bulletins are advised by Vatican officials.
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Vatican City
Vatican Prees
Beceuss
Paris strike ends as collective contract signed
In Paris on Wednesday the fruit shop and warehouse workers signed a collective contract ending the strike. Earlier union leaders had warned of evacuations by armed forces to quell any renewed disturbances. At 6 00 pm armed detachments appeared but found the strikers gone, a government move aimed at preventing fresh outbreaks.
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Paris
Wednesda
Surf collision leaves Goctar with fractured neck
In Sydney at Manly district a Goctar surfer suffered a fractured neck after a collision with another surfer. He was unaware of the injury, delayed X rays, and required hospital treatment with a plaster neck brace for several months.
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Sydney
Ateyne
Christman
Manly
New Year Broadcast by Mr Lyons Forecasts Empire Unity
A New Year message from Prime Minister Lyons urged unity among English speaking nations for stronger Empire defence. He spoke to Australia and Great Britain via three broadcasts, praising Commonwealth ties, mutual cordiality, and imperial trade, and predicting a prosperous, peaceful year.
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Australia
Great Britain
Mr. Lyon
Lyons
New Zealand
British Commonwealth of Nations
Mr. Lyons
Mateners
Britain
Soviet Scientist Expelled For Refusal To Return Home
MOSCOW Wednesday the Soviet academy expelled Professor Trutleft and Professor Tameffa for refusing to return abroad and work with foreign firms. Their work was deemed important to the Soviet war industry. Both were given leave to pursue research overseas after arguing they had positions with foreign companies.
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Moscow
Fumula
Boviet Academy
Will Missing Delays Funeral Arrangements at Lady Houston
A missing will at Lady Houston caused delays in funeral plans announced yesterday. The absence of the will has hindered proceedings as relatives await resolution and official steps to proceed with the estate.
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London
Lady Houston
Jdeath Wa
Auckland Gale Claims Two Lives At Waterfront
A Thursday Auckland gale caused widespread damage along the waterfront and claimed two young men. Anno Gordon, 20, was washed out by an undertow with four others. Four were moved but efforts to rescue Gordon were unavailing.
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Auckland
Anno Gordon
James Clark Falls From War Ferry In Crowd Tragedy
James Clark plunged from a war ferry amid a crowd of onlookers who were unable to assist. The incident occurred during a public event, with authorities investigating the circumstances of the fall and the presence of the gal onlookers.
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James Clark
Trade controls threaten British firms in Far East trade
An East of Suez shipping authority warns British companies face freezing out as Japanese competition tightens. He notes a past agreement with Japanese lines that split the Japanes e Australian trade, now expired, with Japan apparently unwilling to renew. The outlook is grave and government assistance is expected soon.
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Commonwealth
Nat
Hie Sompanly
Japaneae
A.tineen
Pacific shipping subsidies under imperial conference plan
The shipping committee reports two pile coatings costing about £2,260,000 would back the Pacific run. Britain, the Commonwealth, New Zealand, Canada and Fiji will decide subsidies shares over the coming months for reparation proposals to compete with American Pacific services ahead of the Imperial Conference in London in June.
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Seemines
Britain
New Zealand
Canada
Fiji
Pacific
London
Taita
Tee
Commonwealth
Australian Flowers in Exhibition May 1887 Coronation Link
Australian flowers cooperate to participate in the May 1887 Chetoos Mower show marking the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Wild flowers will be packed and forwarded by the Royal Horticultural Society of New South Wales to the exhibition. Government invites Commonwealth organizations to notify intentions to exhibit and specimens will be sourced from Kew Gardens and private London gardens.
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Netainanheer Ais, A
George VI
Elizabeth
Fce
Royal Horticultural of New South Wales
Governmenta
Commonwealth
Organiaationa
Kew
London
Tor
Clerk Moodley Kills Self After Arrest in Murder Attempt
A clerk named Moodley employed in the Indian Agency General committed suicide by self harm after his arrest on a charge of attempting to murder Sir Syed Rasa Att the Agent to the Government of India in South Africa. He reportedly fired a pole on in the afternoon tea area.
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JO Nannesburg
Moodley
Indian Agency General
Witords
India
South Africa
Syed Rasa Att
Poleon
Ferocious attack on shopkeeper in Melbourne morning incident
A man entered Percival Turning's grocer shop at East Brucewick Melbourne this morning and suddenly used an iron bar. The assailant assaulted Turning, causing injuries. Turning was detained by bystanders until authorities arrived.
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Melbourne
Percival
East Brucewick
Bones Found Fire Arson Arrest in Mundin Queensland
Police arrested Nelson after bones and teeth were found in a fire at the home of Harry Melson near Gellapoo Station Mundin. The blaze is believed to have occurred about 20 days ago with the suspect linked to the incineration.
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Nelson
Third Test Begins Today Amid Weather Uncertainty
Melbourne faces unsettled conditions as heavy rain and soft pitches threaten the Australians and England ahead of tomorrow's match. Captains worry over pitch behavior with looming showers, while Bradman and selectors weigh changes. O'Brien injures thigh but not serious, and debates over Darling, O'Brien, and warding the team continue amid uncertain conditions and potential selection shifts.
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Melbourne
Australia
England
Luttrel
Jupiter Pluvine
Belbourne
Capricio
Bradman
O'Brien
Tugg
Darling
O'Brian
Vos
Larwood Peeved Return to England After India Tour
Harald Larwood plans to leave India and return to England amid limited cricket activity. The fast bowler and his wife express dissatisfaction with missing practice and the lack of opportunities during the tour, citing a quiet spell with no bats or balls and a brewing break in his cricket duties.
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London
Harald Larwood
Daily Mall
Indie
Larwood
Mis
Beduilse
Praduca
English Critics Weigh England Win Again in Cricket
The Times cricket writer cautions that England now faces a world stage with limited risk of failure, praising its balance and suggesting Australia’s Bradman era is fragile. He notes England’s bowlers and batsmen show confidence while Australian powers resist reckless gambles, keeping the King’s team in contention.
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London
the Times
England
Australia
Bradman
Hay Denn
Batemex
Oreilly
Mi ‘Cleus
Bredman
Allen
Fragmentary OCR Note on Acme 1130 Mapping Plan
A clipped OCR fragment hints at a mapping plan involving Acme 1130 and a person named Dretwan Seman. The readable bits mention trapped chances and a potential schedule, but key details and full names or dates are missing. The context remains unclear.
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Scottish Volunteers
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Pope
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Ttatieffa
Will Missing
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Thuraday
Amon
Suez
Pacific Shipping
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Ama Wan
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Ube
Leon
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Uniesnhe
Lew ‘Trump
Wngitehmen Attea
Fleetwood-Smith
Rigg
Prominet
Woodfall
Ning
Tall
Bowlar
Cataman
Ward
Wavernl
Prestwodd-Smith
Icls
Worthington
Aida
Ann Simm
Wydney
Amaberiant
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Winerm
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Paniah
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