Search Stalled by Mountain Weather in Alpine Air Rescue
Rumor and confusion mark a challenging Alpine search for Mr. Dart Hinkler and the party. Weather foul and mist hindered reconnaissance as Captain Hope and observers pressed a ground search across rugged terrain. Despite partial returns and near-misses, authorities considered continuing the search with new plans and air support.
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Weuther
Mapa
Swen Mirman
Bitterholzar
Hinkler
Hope
Lausanne
England
Ireland election outcome in Dublin and London reports
Obscure election outcome forecast in Ireland and London. De Valera’s party seen ahead by 27 with Cosgrave’s opposition at 22. independents may split moderates toward de Valera while calls for total independence linger. War, trade, and property concerns shape cautious votes ahead of final tally and possible boundary disputes.
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London
Bury
Afr
de Valera
Jivest
Cosgrave
Etuervera
de Valere
Repubiie
Winvrally
Comgravp
U S A to Discuss Debt Problem with Britain
A March conference in Washington will discuss war debts between the United States and Britain. The plan, announced after a shift in administration, aims to outline a World Economic Conference framework and set the stage for potential negotiations led by Mr. Hoover and Mr. Roosevelt with key aides present.
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United States
Britain
Mr. Stimson
Hoover
Roosevelt
Stimson
the Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Norman Davis
Washington
Gear
Room
Poulbio
Coolidge
Almerica
Hoover Administration
Roosevalt
Leam
Derhana
Mr. Warn
Debla
Atimson
Roonevelt
Commmunique
Hoprovelt
London
Burney
Tnt
Brit
Toosevelt
Petunia
Teanovelt
Hrntiah Viinary
Aimec
Toftate
Rogervolt
Roosevelt Debt Talks Hint at Separate World Economy Plan
A Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt aims to separate debt discussions from broader world economic talks. There is talk of Britain’s role, a possible representative for Britain, and potential bargains for debt relief or cancellation. The situation anticipates actions surrounding the next payment due June 16.
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Roosvelt
Pacis
Cnveye
Roosevelt Donot
France
Miler
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Hesmvel
Nookivelt
South American Meat Kings for Africa
A garbled report mentions South American meat kings and Africa with references to London and various unclear names. The fragment hints at corporate or colonial trade themes, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm a full event or outcome.
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Africa
Admiral Field to Command Fleet Amid Turbulent Transfer
The report concerns Admiral Field being assigned to command the fleet as a result of a retirement and promotion. Admiral Plokd, noted for his role steering Awatruia in 002E, is described as retiring from the post of First 08 Lord after a promotion to Admiral at the Peet.
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Admiral Field
FLEET
London
Ratuyany
Air Prodrvick Plokd
Awatruia
Peet
Hinkler Flight Reported Over Alps Mystery
Paris dispatches report Captain Hope in Howton about Hinkler lifting lights to scan the range amid a party of kine. Nine feet of snow recently fallen. despite Captain Hope's claim Hinkler torched the Alps, Midwendarmion patrols continue their forest vigil near Avueier as a February inquiry looms.
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Paris
Newa Haw
Hope
Howton
Hinkler
Monmllin
Captain Rape
Alps
De Valera Aims For Strong Government In Ireland
London reports Mr. De Valera outlines aims for a strong Irish government, seeking a four to five year term and a reduced second chamber. He advocates abolishing the Senate but keeping a smaller upper house, trimming civil service and railway control. The Vienna Fair aligns with continued British ties while Ireland seeks independence.
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London
de Valera
Amelvetion
Press Comments from The Pally Telegraph on War Debates
The News Chronicle notes the international discussion on a proposed world economic conference. Commentary from The Pally Telegraph argues the plan risks biasing outcomes and suggests restraint, while critics fear it could undermine broader economic stability amid current tensions.
Inland Railway plan clouds London with doubt and cost
Reported London whispers of a vast Inland Railway linking Boorks to Darwin with a £15 million backing. Australian press circles flag the proposal as opaque and speculative amid cautious official scrutiny. Newsrooms describe rising skepticism about feasibility and funding.
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London
Englan Backine
Boorks
Darwin
Untouchables Rights Bill Debate In Calcutta
In Calcutta a clash over untouchability rights unfolds as Gandhi campaigns with Struggle for caste Hindus access. The bill’s fate hangs in the Central and Madras Legislative Council ahead of a Monday viceroy announcement on potential changes to the reformed measures.
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Calcutta
Raturang
Gandhi
Central
Madras
London Bus Strike Disrupts City Transport
A London bus strike began at Eastern Boroughs depot and spread citywide, paralyzing service and affecting around 10,000 riders. Officials from the transport works promised a return to work, but progress has stalled.
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Lonton
Tandon Buren
Bubarts Orake
Algmrazes
Trannaport
Last of Victorian novelists dead in London
The death occurred this morning of George Moore, famed novelist, poet and playwright, aged about seventy. He was regarded as a leading figure among the great Victorians, leaving a legacy of works that shaped modern literature.
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London
Georay Moore
Ena
Victoplans
Australian singer’s success in Paris headline tenor
Australian soprano Lawrence Mongery Halliday of Genlonn Gramade has been engaged for Paris opera. Bho has been granted Hewes under the Foreden auto to remain and perform in France.
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London
Halliday
Mongery Lawrence
Genlonn
Gramade
Paria Opera
Bho
Hewes
Vrance
Mid Ocean Epic Thrilling Rescue of Freighter Crew
A dramatic rescue story from the Atlantic recounts the Exeter IV abandoning and sinking after a gale off Newfoundland. The Exeter City battled heavy seas as 22 crew members, including officers, were saved by the American Merchant after a long day at sea. The Master Captain Stedman led efforts as lifeboats and final salvage actions unfolded amid a 70 mph gale.
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New York
Newfoundland
Exeter City
Warm
Ari Te Copl
Versel
Cammer
Ferme Radio Messamea
Maater
Stedman
Snedalst Tor
Utedean
Lee
Miedman
Anna
Exetar City
Storms Ahead Heavy Rain Inland
Weather bulletin from Sydney reports extensive disturbances over inland areas bringing heavy rain. Forecaster Mr Muresh notes widespread activity and a likely continuation for the next 24 hours with possible lingering effects into the weekend.
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Sydney
Muresh
South Wales
Ami
Insee Energy
City Debenture Payment Considered by Calgary Council
The Bank of Montreal proposes paying Calgary 104 000 to meet exchange rates on 3.14% debentures issued in New York, dated January 1. Mayor Travison received a letter from the bank’s Montreal head office urging action. Council expects a decision after review. Councillor Davison says the council will not change its stance to pay in non Canadian funds.
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Hank
Montreap
Arosa
Calgary
New York
Travison
Fond
Montreal
Davison
Second Murder Charge Preferred In Park Crimes Case
Sydney Bungay Eric Hound Crug, 25, charged at Central Times Court with the Centennial Park murder of Vernne Connor at National Mark on December 15. Adjournment requested with no objection by counsel for Deals.
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Sydnty
Bungay
Eric Htound Crug
Centennial Park
Harerd
Central Ties Court
Vernne Connor
National Mark
M Moe Nellor
Coffee Deal Between Turkey and Brazil
Turkey and Brazil complete a three year exchange pact. Brazil will ship coffee valued at £440,000 in exchange for Turkey tobacco and related products. The agreement aims to influence government trade relations and may lead to further negotiations with other countries.
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Cossiantiyoris
Turkey
Brasil
Brazil
Tara
Tuyklan
Esraig Kurehah
Countrion
Australian talkie plans in London amid Calcutta talks
A London bound Australian talkie project faces uncertain subsidies as Imperial Airways may assist. Negotiations with Calcutta and Hindustan partners continue, with Britain’s policy on subsidies unclear. The film “Diggers” is poised to benefit Indian audiences and Australian studios as officials in Britain prepare for a trade show presentation.
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Calcutta
Puturaaly
Karaohi-Calcutta- Ran
Analud
Mr. Nool
Wala
Pedarmied
Matus
Imonkmas
Audlunes
Immo
Avacalia
Wheat Silos Crisis Delays at White Nav
A perplexing wheat shortage situation disrupts supply at the White Nav port with a key position relieved but overall stock still tight. Two anticipated additions are expected this week to ease the strain, though risk of a hold-up remains.
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Sydney
Weal
South Africa to Link Currency with Sterling on Exchange
CAPETOWN Saturday The Governor-General opened Parliament detailing a World Economic Conference plan to base reforms on a new global monetary system. Ministers signal confidence the agreement will boost wartime needs and domestic industries as markets respond. Debate centers on linking currency to sterling and capping exchange profits amid coalition talks and political tension.
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Capetown
Governor-Generil
Yacohy
Ottawa
Banka
Wold
Nationaliat Taucny
Hartaog
Onger
Mhe
Kmube
Tielman Roos
Lermiin
Marx Dutien
Subuldler
Dictatorship Looms in Germany After Cabinet Defeat
Berlin reports a cabinet defeat in the Reichstag and predicts a state of emergency by President Hindenburg. The piece notes hostility to the Channeling and suggests von Schleicher or von Hindenburg may move to solidify power, with elections likely and a move toward authoritarian rule.
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Berlin
Kefaitah
Nusis
von Schleicher
Widen von Hindenburg
Rife Dnitet
Rome
Merkin
Hindenburg
Hery von Tapa
FARM STRIKE REJECTED AT ALBERTA WHEAT GROWERS MEETING
Alberta wheat growers at the United Farmers of Alberta convention rejected a proposed farm strike and urged the National Wheat Board to regulate production and raise market prices. Officials said the plan was impractical and offered too many private interview advantages, so the majority voted it down.
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Calgary
United Warmarn
Alberta
Lowry
Requemud
Feeling in a W A against premiers plan in Australia
Fragmentary report notes a movement opposing the premiers plan. Delegates and spokesmen are referenced, with criticism aimed at the Premiers. Names and places are partially garbled, making exact affiliations unclear.
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A.W.A
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