London Sydney Eight Day Air Service Proposal
A tentative eight day air route between Sydney and London is reported as being coordinated by Airlines of Australia with Dutch partners. The plan aims to cut travel time and attract passengers, pending regulatory approvals and fleet upgrades.
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Sydney
Tunsday
London
Airlines of Australia
Tahoe
PP Aiiinte
Australa
Benin
Huston
Hue
Brian Pacific
Kidnapped Boy Believed Dead Body Found
Washington reports say police found the body of a boy believed kidnapped weeks ago. The corpse, stripped and bearing a heavy blow, was located in snow near a highway, identified by a relative as the Malleyon boy. A major manhunt followed as deputies sought suspects and a former mayoral aide. Edgar Hoover and G Men were mentioned in the chase.
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AVOR
Washington
Makinis
Puolke Biehway
Cuijone
Hein
Akowhers
Aueriffs
Seattle
Gloucester Car Crash Leaves Two Women Injured
A Gloucester Tuesday car accident swerved into a stationary vehicle injuring two women. Passengers including McCoh Yan suffered bruises and head injuries. a companion named Thompson endured extensive injuries. The train car was wrecked and transported to hospital for treatment.
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Gloucester
Olly
Patel
McCoh- Yan
Thompson
Indaw
Mira
McCobban
Tram
Ani Taler
Melbourne use act sparks scare and clashes in city
A chaotic report from Melbourne describes a scare after an incident involving children, a kidnapping threat, and a melee near a church and Master Bakers' Apt. Several killed and injuries reported as tensions rise this week.
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Ysorl
Melbourne
Christiana
Nergasp
St. Counter
Thursiay
Dr Tillyard and daughter injured in car crash at Goulburn
Dr R J Tillyard and his daughter were seriously hurt when a car skidded on a slippery road near a bridge at Goulburn. Brenda Cornforth, a third passenger, escaped with shock as the vehicle overturned and the doctor’s injuries were severe after the windscreen was shattered.
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Goulburn
R J. Tillyard
Mies Hops Tillyard
Mina
Ming Brenda Cornforth
Mosise
Beng
Tad Aimbulanen
Goulburi
Morphia
Antminis
German Forces Expand Bases on East Coast and North Africa
A Times Tangier dispatch reports German activities spreading along the east coast and at Melilla and Ceuta. German ships operate near the coast, with Melilla hosting a growing air and seaplane base and a large technical staff. An air base at Hetuan houses 12 to 30 aircraft with bombproof shelters under construction. Germany is also recruiting Arab fascist supporters and organizing pilgrimages on German vessels. The correspondent cautions that reports of growth may be exaggerated but notes the intent to secure bases for insurgent operations in Spain and for other ventures.
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London
Melilla
Spain
Ceuta
France
Junkers
Dorniers
Hetuan
Morvero
Germany
the Times
Tangier
Germen Vill
Friance
Morocco
Wetenco I
Omy al Pires
Hospital Hunger Strike Sparks Polish Labor Dispute
A hunger strike began at Lodz Hospital in Warsaw with workers and a doctor joining. They report 24 hours without food as around fifteen participants protest reduced hours and wages, demanding nourishment and improved conditions.
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Warsaw
Germany says no designs on Morocco amid tense Paris talks
Paris dispatch reports Berlin reassures French envoy M Puche that Germany has no plans on Morocco. Berlin’s tone remains cautious despite German newspapers signaling potential influence. French leaders warn against German domination of the zone while preparing responses if pressure rises.
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London
Tussay
Paris
Marocco
Hitler
M. Pucet
Germany
Macen
Iubrer
Merle
Berlin
France
Accident shock as hospital transfers to Goulburn
Wreck details reveal Mrs Tuyard and Miss Tuyard removed to Goulburn Hospital after an accident. The doctor, in yard, reported no dire injuries to band and daughter though Tuyard suffered leg gash and Dr Tuyard admitted for spinal injuries. hospital treatment underway.
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Goulburn
Tulyard
Hasband
Co.seexlainly
Nfurietinas
Tuiyard
Stockholms legation officer orders food for Spanish host
Legation officer in Stockholm orders 10 vans of food to be delivered to Senora Palencia, newly appointed by the Madrid Government to replace him. Signor Flacowich, claiming favor of General Branco, had planned to delay the provisions but changed course, as Palencia’s husband serves as a Spanish minister accredited by Sweden.
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Stockholm
Signor
Flacowich
Senora Palencia
Madrid
Fiscowich
Branco Montha Aio
Benard Palencia
Flavowick
Amazing rebel story of embassy bombing
The rebel leader broadcast an astonish report of a bombing at the base over the weekend. The raid was said to be carried out by Spanish government aircraft in an effort to pressure Britain. General Franco assured Grital that no insurgent aircraft were involved at the time of the raid.
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Britain
Franco
Grital
Diplomatic Talk on Mediterranean Piracy and Frontiers
The Daily Herald diplomatic writer cites Soviet calls for British fleet action to halt Francoist naval activities in the Mediterranean. London’s ambassador Draisky warns of continued interference at sea. The Telegraph correspondent Sir Hoare and Sir Ernle Chatford discuss frontier control scheme details. Mary and German authorities consult Britain on volunteers policy.
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London
Heyard
Saya
Franca
Mediterranean
Lonaoa
Draisky
Witte Mx
Eden Today
Bally
Sir Hoare
Ernle Cnatford
Exten
Mary
Gerramny
Britain
New Ultraviolet Noodlight Aims to Fight Airborne Disease
A UV light device developed at Harvard School of Public Health is tested in a hospital in Florida and to be installed in theatres, transit cars, hotels, and other public places. It is claimed to reduce or neutralize infectious germs carried by airborne particles.
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Cambridge
Maryland
Harvard School of Public Health
Florida
Toll Alarming Death Toll In New South Wales Accidents
A 1936 report shows motor vehicle deaths in New South Wales reached 689, with 463 in 1885, a rise of over 16 percent. The Statistician notes improvement in September quarter, with December projections weak. During nine months ending September 30 there were 26,000 fatal accidents reported, with 22 killed and many injured.
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Ttes
New South Wales
Shu
Gues
NG Denis
Turing
Shere
Peraune
Vane
Japanese quota fixed on raya exports to Australia
Japanese rae manufactures de cided ux export to Australis 51,250 300 square yards during the frst period 25,000 085 In the second period They will Also continue mH eXport s control fee of one yen per aquare yard as at present 0 per cent of the quantities wstiget exporters according to The average of their akipmente to dus eralia Int 1084-05 The balance of 20 per sent will ye allocated to the suitable Diddera
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Tokyo
Australis
Eralia
Diddera
Fortifications at Ceuta and nearby coast raise alarm
The article notes possible fortifications around Ceuta to threaten Gibraltar, with surveys by German and Spanish experts under way though artillery not yet mounted. It mentions mysterious coastal activity east of Melilla near Cap Deleav and Chaferinus 16, possible fortifications or submarine基地. Spanish frontier zones remain lightly fortified while Arabic zones see minimal manning, and tourists recently observed a ship unloading tanks, planes, and munitions.
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Ceuta
Gibraltar
Melltin
Cap Deleav
Unconfirmed Nazi Concentration Report in Morocco
London dispatch claims British sources cannot confirm French reports of German troop landings in Spanish Moropan. The piece notes Spanish insurgents aided by German technicians, suggesting German involvement in fortification efforts.
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London
Monchy
Ti Wna
Ihs
Moropan
Spal
Volunteers await counsel in Spain conflict action
London volunteers add 100 Independent Labour Party members to those already sent to Spain. They will not depart without legal advice on whether the Foreign Dallotment Act applies. The Opposition leader and Labour Party express disquiet at the government's ban on volunteers with fascist nations.
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London
Spain
Labour Party
AtUee Anya
Paris Telegraph Reports French Hopes for Gentle Nations Agreement
The Daily Telegraph Paris correspondent says French circles hope Hitler will seal a gentle nations agreement to avoid infringing Spain or territories, boosting Franco German friendship and a peaceful collaboration in the Paris Exhibition of 1986.
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London
Paris
Telegraph
Hitler
Germany
Spain
Morocco
Prahoe
Fitter
Bald Garmeny
Bread Price Decision Next Week in Sydney Meeting
Sydney reports a weekly meeting of the Mayor Bakers to decide on a rise in bread prices. An agitation is expected next Tuesday as authorities consider increasing costs for loaf staples.
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Sydney
Mawor
Whaling controversy spurs Australia New Zealand action
Sir Douglas Mawson urged urgent organization of a joint whaling company by Australia and New Zealand as a response to the whale industry neglect. He warned whaling was at their back door and criticized inaction and the potential profits from whaling.
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Auckland
Douglas’ Mawson
Australia
New Zealand
Ciphers in U S Income Estimate Sparks Debate
The Department of Commerce estimates the national income for 2997 at 87 trillion dollars, up 7 trillion from 1086. The figure appears in a Washington report, with figures and dates truncated in the OCR.
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U.S
Washington
Department of Commerce
Sud
Britain awaits word from five powers in crisis notes
Britain awaits word from five powers as realits of five powers urge simultaneous and immediate action to atopy the passion of volunteers. Spalp, ae now awaited: C.
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Britain
London
Volunteera
Spalp
Armed Guard Arrives At Haven Villa Amid Tense Standoff
An armed guard surrounded Haven Villa as Trotsky arrived with intensifying danger. The property, owned by Senor Rivera and linked to painter Janeel’s circle, sparked worries of potential violence and injury. Authorities reported a cautious stance, with no confirmed hostage or casualties at this time.
Premier Stevens Sets Forward-Looking Loan Policy
The Premier announced the attitude to be adopted at the forthcoming Loan Council meeting insisting there be no dampening of recovery. He urged moderation in borrowing, emphasizing re employment and a forward financial policy to sustain development, while avoiding inflation and dislocation in government and private works.
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Bydney
Stevens
New South Wales
Amphaticasly
Manly
Australia
Commonwealth Bank
Auatealla
Tony
Australi
Retuas
New South Wman
Soviet Defence Funding Contested Amid Budget Debate
A century old report outlines a proposed defence allocation of £804 million, amid broader government borrowings and fiscal controls. The discussion notes risks of overrating state commitments and questions the role of the Loan Council and Commonwealth Bank in shaping expenditure and end goals.
Picnic Spirit in Tasmanian Match
Tasmania basks in a picnic spirit during a Tasmanian match. England chased 260 in a one day game with big hits and several sixes, while the crowd enjoyed the play.
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Picnic Spirit
Launceston
England
Tasmania
GM Strike Riots Close Five Flint Plants For Five Hours
New York dispatch reports about 1000 workers and police clash outside Fisher Body and two other General Motors plants in Flint. Strikers seize control, throw cobblestones and tear gas, injuring 24 and temporarily blocking access. Police protect the plants as management announces further shutdowns and hundreds more idle amid the strike action.
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New York
Flint
Leuak
Ueers
General Motors
New Coinage Designs Considered by Cabinet
Cabinet to discuss Australian coinage changes tomorrow. Melbourne reports indicate a first issue planned for Coranado by Day. The design may feature King George VI on the obverse, occupying the stamp space, with Treasurer Mec Caxey proposing several options.
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Melbourne
Bedersl
Caxey
King George
Heavy Rain Floods Predicted Near Sydney Drought Looms
Incoherent OCR reading reports severe rainfall across the Sydney region with warnings of potential floods. Forecasters expect worsening conditions over the coming days as soils remain saturated and rivers may rise, impacting coastal areas and rural towns.
Fatal skid tale sighted by Gaseer by
A murky report describes a fatal skid incident observed by Gaseer by near a culvert and gutter. The event involves a belated warning and a collision with the roadway. Authorities investigate possible contributing factors and safety deficiencies.
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Gaseer-by
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