Royal Visit to Dominions Three Months in Australia
A royal itinerary outlines Prince George’s plan for a three month stay in the Commonwealth starting in October after a London departure on September 22 1995. The trip is expected to include a tour of all States in Australia and may extend to New Zealand if invited. Governor General Lord Bledisloe has invited the prince and the voyage home would be via England in March 1825.
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Commonwealth
New Zealand
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Lord Bledisloe
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Speculation on Early Federal Election Ties to Royal Visit
Melbourne observers debate timing as Prince George's royal visit could affect the next federal poll. The Commonwealth Chief Clerk argues elections cannot be postponed beyond the government's term, while others suggest September polling amid royal interest. Attorney General Latham declines discussion but admits royal timing may influence the date.
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It Ie
Latham
Visit to Sydney State Grant May Be Restricted
A Sydney council meeting of the Citizens Association is called for January 31 to oversee arrangements for Prince George’s visit to Australia this year. Preparations intensify for a November festival involving many associations and committees. The Royal visit is expected to boost tourism and industry, with preparations supported by business groups and overseas delegates.
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Prince George
Australia
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Tere
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Germany
Italy
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Royal Agriculture ‘Society
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Physalie
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N.S
Australian royal visit plans amid wartime concerns
The report outlines Britain's Prince George's potential Australian tour, noting diplomatic aims and costs. Officials discuss scheduling, security, and economic constraints under wartime conditions, including projected expenses and travel arrangements for the royal party.
Canberra Cancer Conference Promises Radium Treatment Review
Canberra prepares for an April conference focusing on radium treatment for cancer. It will provide the first comprehensive survey since radium therapy began about four years ago, with information gathered from various states to aid attendees.
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Canberra
Heat Wave Sweeps Victoria as Temps Soar Across Regions
Heat wave conditions prevail over most of Victoria. Melbourne records high temperature while Prairie near Bendigo logs an extreme reading of 132 degrees, highlighting severe heat across multiple towns.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Prairie
Bendigo
Air disaster blamed partly on storm force and crash
Paris reports a passenger plane Emerald crashed yesterday killing 10. Speculation cites possible wind damage or preexisting oxygen explosion. Police recover bodies over half a mile area. Mayor Naudin claims explosion as aircraft struck ground and cabin plunged 190 feet.
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Corbigny
Geetgie
New Zealand Trade Delegation Signals Trade Talks
A New Zealand trade delegation from the Department of Trade and Commerce led by deputy general Moran hinted at discussions on the trade relationship with Australia. They expect to address embargoes on Australian fruit and vegetables and seek a deal to lift these barriers in exchange for access to the Commonwealth market.
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Ater Stewart
Toma Car
Moranwho
Commonwealth of New Zealand
Spplen
Bush fires feared in New South Wales regions
Reports from country districts indicate high fire danger across the north-west and central districts. Temperatures rose with several sites recording temperatures over 100 degrees, and Albury hit the century mark as warnings spread to settlers.
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Sydney
Albury
Death Toll Skyrockets in Indian Earthquake Devastation
Reports from Calcutta say more than 1000 dead across India after a major earthquake. A fresh tremor struck Patna and Mussafarpore regions, with widespread destruction, collapsed homes, ruptured water mains, and disrupted roads and railways. Dalton and Barnard described devastation over a wide area as relief flights prepare to resume.
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Bihar
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Barnard
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Mussafarpore
Bettiah
Muzzafarpore
Muthaheri
Spirit of 1913 Abroad in Germany
A garbled New York Tuesday dispatch reports foreign reaction to German actions with references to fighting aircraft and a byline about German youths and a cited “spirit” of phingulacy. The fragment hints at tense attitudes and provocative rhetoric surrounding Germany during the era.
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Bae
Staten
Germany
New Speed Plane Claim Lands in Washington Tone
John Stack announced today that he tested landing gear on a new speed plane in Washington. The statement highlighted improvements claimed for reliability and potential conflict with existing aircraft designs.
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John Stack
Aeronautical
Gold Shares Boom in London Market
In London and Johannesburgusteam, metal prices rose amid optimistic talk on Roosevelt era policies. Traders reported brisk activity and rising values as mining shares surged, while profits and market confidence advanced, closing near highs.
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Strikes Demand Textile Workers Colloquy in New South Wales
A workers meeting in New South Wales reaffirmed Monday’s plan for a general strike across the textile industry. Of 6158 employees, about 5000 remained at work while the minority striking was blamed for the disruption. all metropolitan mills faced pickets, with no violence or mass disruption reported. The Industrial Registrar plans another compulsory conference to seek settlement. A full meeting of workers in woollen, worsted, and cotton trades is scheduled for Friday morning at the Trades Hall.
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R. Vicars
New South Wales Textile Manufacturers’ Association
New South Wales
BR. Viesra
Atrik
Alls
Atrike
Federal Arbitration Court
London to convert Australian stock next month
The offer in London will convert £17,000,000 of Australian stock at 3 percent with a £99 issue price. This, viewed as the last operation for some time, will lower the five percent stock over which the Commonwealth Government has conversion rights. The total sum includes £18,000,000 Victorian stock and £3,000,000 New South Wales stock, with indications of success from Commonwealth Treasury officials.
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London
Iewealth
Commonwealth
Treasury
New South Wales
Piracy Raid Steamer Seized Off Swaton
Nine persons were detained after a piracy raid on a steamer off Swaton. Authorities reported the seizure as part of a coordinated operation targeting maritime crime in the region.
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Swaton
Albury Mill to Close After Piracy on Thina Coast
Albury Mill to close after a piracy incident reported off Swatow. The Pooan, returning to Bhenghsi from Shanghai, was hijacked eighty miles out as pirates ordered a course change and looted the vessel. Captured crew and passengers were held for ransom following the raid near the Swatow area.
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Bia Veseel
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Albury
Alte
Shanghai
Agy
Ming Tad
Feneral
Rato
Toor
Swatow
Tooty
Five Arrests Involved In Suspicious Photos in New York
Police in New York arrested five individuals after a cache of suspicious photographs surfaced at a public transit path. Authorities say the images captured coded street activity and potential protest signaling. Investigations continue to determine links to railways and local voting locations.
American Markets Close Weak as Commodities Slip
Financial report notes a downturn in areas and commodities, with the dollar easing to a gold value near 42.38 cents and a 5 dollar 3 cent relation. The text indicates a declining trend and lower market sentiment as the dollar’s value shifts.
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Pereiga
Canada and dollar value in upheaval amid decree
A garbled report from Berlin mentions a decree tied to anti masonry and currency policy. It notes potential effects on the Canadian dollar and references a New York Times tag and a cabinet meeting. Names and phrases are fragmented and uncertain.
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New York Times
Bennett
Berlin
Germany declines to discuss Saar Basin
Germany refuses to participate in Nations deliberations regarding the Saar Basin. The terse note signals a stand on regional questions and indicates a diplomatic impasse without detailing terms or alternate plans.
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Saar Basin
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