Debt Review Hoover Roosevelt Conference At White House
Hoover invites President elect Roosevelt to a Friday morning conference at the White House to discuss debt negotiations and the Manchurian situation. The meeting aims to set a basis for action before the new administration takes office, with emphasis on early debt settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chile
Hoover
Rooswelt
New York
Prandents
Wie
See
Ridddnett
Premat
W York Herald-Tribune
Momra Hoover
Roosevelt
Fragmented OCR Summary of a Local Notice
Unclear readable fragments mention names like Hatch and Kiat with scattered phrases about canberra and sections of a capital city. No coherent events or actions could be determined from the legible text.
Baro at Tempore Maxinium for 24 hours
Baro records a 24 hour period reaching 414 degrees with an implied rise of 50 degrees. The event highlights a dramatic, unusual measurement and notes a bust or interruption occurring on day nine.
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Ural
Rainfall Report Fragments From Caabarre January Notes
Monthly rainfall data and temperature notes from Caabarre are partially readable. Mentions January dates, station records, and names such as Chan Histibs and George Leamoe amid a discussion of weather measurements and a group description.
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Caabarre
Ale. Chan Histibs
Pari ‘Aie Sererviet
George Leamoe
A Way Out for Australia Rail Project and Private Capital
Negotiations between the Commonwealth and private interests discuss building a rail line from Baurette to Birdum to spur development without extra Commonwealth borrowings. The piece argues Australia must rely on private capital for national development to ease debt, unemployment, and reliance on public works, viewing private investment as essential for expanding industry and connecting markets.
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Australis
Ite Oui
Gévertidente
Thamaaives
Australia
Act
Burk e to Birdum line negotiations with syndicate proceed
Reports from London indicate negotiations for a Commonwealth funded railway from Burk e to Birdum progress with a private syndicate offering to build the 1361 mile line. Total cost estimated at £5 000 000 with £15 000 000 capital to raise in London and standard gauge rolling stock to be provided. Government seeks assurance on financing and land, with conditions tied to private underwriting and eventual construction.
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London
Naadelal
Rainleeye
Birchard
Regiteeta
Landen
Bond
Mary Greene
Commonwealth
J.A. Perkine
Yosupanc
Robbery Foiled As Youth Snatches Jewels
A daring daytime robbery on George Street saw a youth seize a jewelled ring through a window before fleeing toward George Street. Police pursued, catching the suspect minutes later. a diamond ring was recovered and the youth was charged with breaking and entering and theft after treatment at a hospital.
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George Btreet
Jeveller
Staiborn
George Steel
Bereun Annarson
Comtable Croft
Clarence Ebert Ratton
Esc
Sydney
Nie
Ceptead
Ginavond
Kerr
Anid
Canberra Robbery Case Involves Several Named Suspects
In a Canberra inquiry the charges against John Brown Ernest Thompeaum Helt Brown and Willian Brown relate to an alleged offence under the Fixedies Act. The informant Victor Maher testified to corrections about Morfia and Hawiine, while Morfia was not charged due to Customs Department instruction. Warrants and Greek club entanglements in Melbourne and Canberra were referenced as withdrawn or challenged. The Customs Department promised protection for the informant.
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Sydney
Thuretay
John Brown
Ernest Thompeaum
Helt Brown
Willian Brown
Morfie
Hawiine
Morfia
Customs Department
Morris Wan
Auve
Melbourne
Canberra
Muones
Magicarate
William Ang
Brown
Cama
Wheat orders Russian inquiries sweep Dominion market
A Sydney report notes Russian inquiries into purchasing 29,600 0HR wheat at Dominion. Australian shipments show nine months exports reaching 1,207,704 bushels valued at 7, etc. Canada and Australia discuss credit terms while Japan and China show demand, with large volumes of wheat and flour booked.
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Sydney
Thurmany
Dominion
Cameron Wealth
Vladmatrk
Armtrala
Canaan
Canada
Dominon
Wurhig
Rai
We Ain
Jaman
Thieves’ haul Sawed Wall at Kardyman Store
Sydney police report a break in at Kardyman shop in Oxford Street Darlinghurst on Wednesday night or Thursday morning. The intruder pried through a wall and stole clothing and valuables valued around 84 pounds. Police believe the thieves fled prior to officers arriving, with witnesses watching from nearby.
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Sydney
Oxford
Darlinghurats
Ned
Trade prospects in the East from Victorian growers tour
Victorian Wheat Growers Co operation directors and Judd discuss eastern trade prospects after a tour of the Run. They cite vast capacities and modern equipment, with potential wheat shipments in the tens of millions of bushels as the Victoria tour advances.
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Rydney
Thucwey- My
W. Plekerish
Judd
Manaéde
Bytes
Ai Miwrview
Hott
Sxoallen Promacia
Trate
Chita
Juyan
Japan
Lifted In Japan ban on Communists arrests and probes
A Japan report notes a ban on Communism was lifted as dozens were arrested in October amid police actions. The move targeted prominent families and included Judo professors among the detainees. Metropolitan police examined thousands of suspects last year and claimed Communist activity was widespread.
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Morio
Patiee
Commu
Inteltiment
Daiy
Stage star withdraws from Sydney production amid casting shakeup
Actress Thea hui withdraws from The Corkinaana to Love at Ghlerich ty J.C. Willantdon Ltd in Malia van Wy Wit’s Australian company. Dor othy Potora also exits, while Mim Dutela Cherry continues and May Maria von Wy is set to replace in Uomind and 16 Love. J. Ci Willliammnon seeks replacement as readin lady, with 19-bp starred on higher stage.
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Sydney
Wesmete
Coral
Mile Maris
Thk
Vionner
Thea Hui
Le 19
Ghlerich Ty J.C. Willantdon Ltd
Malia van Wi Wit
Argt
Bhai
Dorothy Potora
Mim Dutela Cherry
Er Art
Will Teow Ping
Mie Maria von Wy
Miss Brown
J. Ci Willliammnon
Ted
Heney
Toronto Mayor's Advice to Reds in Russia
A garbled report notes Toronto's mayor urging a calm approach amid disorderly scenes as delegates discuss securing support from a foreign country. The mayor and council contemplate a strategy, with references to a communist tutor and proposed offers of support, though details are unclear.
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Toronto
Ruwala
Stewart
Lraneporta
Woman Shot in Apparent Murder Plot at Melbourne Garage
Melbourne police probe a fatal assault attempt near a garage after Miane remy Dwyer reports being shot at a petrol pump. Witnesses describe a car fleeing as police search the South Melbourne area for the suspect and motive.
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Melbourne
Mianéremy Dwyer
Pistol Garage
Mandine
Chia
Fairwellon
Reed
Bie
Dwyer
Mim Bse
South Melbourne
Scatti
Chinese Man Arrested Over Theft Cheque in Coogee Estate
Thutenay Vener a man of Chinese origin was arrested in Coogee for passing a forged cheque worth £16. Police say he visited an estate agent in Newtown, obtained a cheque form, signed it for £16 with a £5 deposit, and later altered it to £10. The act, thought to be part of a fraud scheme, may lead to further charges.
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Vener
Thutenay
Am Éxtate Axent
Coogee
Newtown
Poverel Citier
Public Service Board Approves Promotions and Surveys
A late 1930s provincial notice outlines actions by the Public Service Board and Attorney General concerning personnel, promotions, and survey work. It mentions Mr. Percival, Mr. W. Mek, and Mr. Downing, with references to the District Office and departmental consideration of moves, as well as upcoming parliamentary timing and shop discussions.
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Meni
Gréinaner
A. Pércival
Aes
Murvey
Interigt
Atorney-General
Uenife
Public Service Board
W. i Mek
Yatde
Ohlef Avdhtor
Pri Mintater
Slandimvd
Yolen
Adliry Rasiguet
Patria
Wratin Mir
Downing
Jonmapinitiin Yasin
Sthmeanon
LIQUOR TRADES CLAIM AT INDUSTRIAL BOARD HEARING
The Federated Liquor and Allied Trades Union seeks an award for Canberra hotel employees based on a proposed wage scale. The union cites a basic male rate of 4/6 and female rate of 24/18, with a proposed weekly wage around 69/470 and a 4 per cent increase. The hearing adjourned at 10 am, with Mr. Fy Gide reprinting the pupille married how and the panel set to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liuuor
Aijiad ‘Tratés Union
Canberra
Bibel
F. Owehi
Ematatha
AD A.m. Ay
Aubaire
Voyage to Noumea by Tonitior Trigs
Excursion by Tonitior Trigs to Noumea TW8 departs for Loratate thner with arrival April 1, a six day voyage. Prices listed for cabins range from £18 to £16 for second class and £8 to £27 for third class, with details for June and other dates indicated.
Unclear fragment from coastal page prompts question
Fragmentary OCR text references byoney sea ore sea and Wie tunth adedemnive years leaving ambiguity about people places or events to summarize.
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Canon
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Mt. Stromlo
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Moon Flea
Atte
Jupiter
Aemy Tay Peat
Sadie Eat
Ong Coe
Gire Gonberrs
Lapeer
Mibmwealth
Syrdieste
Baurite
Birdum
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Britain
Great Britain
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Counteyvide
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Syndicate
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Russia
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Noumea
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