Soviet Trial Accused May Be Drugged Says Doctor Views
London psychiatrists weigh in on the trial of Soviet figures, suggesting prisoners could be under the influence of a drug that dulls willpower and alters behavior. The Morning Post cites experts and an interview with A Landon, noting possible incapacitating effects and public interest in the case.
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London
Tuosiny
Moscow
Prignera Tawneds Chargea
Morning Post
Pest
Confessions in ForCow Trial Report Clipped
Fragmented testimony alleges a group under Trouky's order disrupted construction and diverted credits. Bogudlavsky and Rob claim they acted to delay work amid trial adjournment. An appeal to Blatin and Stalin's mother sought influence to save a son.
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Bondar
Industriatlet
Bogudlavsky
Trouky
Platoke
Idelay
Nersaerthway
Indek
Non-Intervention in Spain Proposals From Germany and Italy
Germany and Italy reply to the British non intervention note stressing laws against Spanish recruiting and transit of volunteers. They call for a coordinated international control system, removal of non Spanish participants, and strict enforcement across nations. They warn implications for France and Portugal and anticipate joint schemes for effective oversight.
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Mass
Femiga
Germany
Spain
Vallie
Voluntepra
Gebair
Ing
Mame
Prvn
Portugal
France
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Tarritores
Bergin Summoned in Major Government Test Case
A terse notice reports Bergin summoned as part of a government inquiry. The item references council or court action with dates and parties involved, indicating an official response or filing expected in the near term.
Floods Rise Higher As Mississippi Ohio River Threatens Cities
Reports from Chicago and Louisville describe floods sweeping the Midwest with 1800 mile of waterway clogged and 510000 homeless. Ohio and Mississippi rivers threaten southern regions while martial law is declared in Louisville and military aid mobilizes to evacuate, feed, and shelter refugees. President Roosevelt pledges relief funding as Navy orders boats and equipment to flood areas and forecasts warn flood crests will stress lowlands for weeks.
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Louisville
Miller
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Ohio
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Han
Loutevilla
Petroja
Roosevelt
Congress
Probable Plane Wreck Sighted Near Burrinjuck
A party including A Beth and J Brite reported seeing wreckage near Burrinjuck after a crash. They described a wing and a heap of debris about one and a half miles away and urged authorities to investigate further seeking a resolution to the Southern Cloud mystery.
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Yass
Tuesaday
A. Beth
J. Brite
Atipendiary Magistrata
Oor
Motor Garage
Phipneter
Yuen
Baker
Burrinjock
Arabs Move to Boycott Coronation in Jerusalem
On Monday in Jerusalem the Arab Supreme Council member Amin Bey yielded to pressure and cancelled his acceptance of an invitation to London. The Rab National Committee telegraphed him accusing him of betraying the nation, disgracing its honor, and sacrificing its interests.
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Jerusalem
Amin Bey
Arab Supreme Council
London
Rab
Britain Prepares Migration Plans in Commons Debate
In London on Monday the Dominion Secretary and others discussed Empire policy and postwar recovery. The government outlined steps toward reconstruction, stressing readiness to engage dominions and potential foreign funding to support national rebuilding efforts.
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London
House of Commons
Dominion
Melcolm Maconald
Murder in Paris: Navachin Shot Dead Near Disputed Trial
In Paris on Monday, Me. Novadbia Navachin a noted Rusalen economist longtime foe of the Soviet was found shot dead while walking his dogs after a dispute with three men. Police say he was murdered and that his killers fled, with Navachin previously facing a Moscow trial where he sought to prove the innocence of an accused party. Navachin, 47, had become a French national in 1927 and wrote on the European economic crisis.
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Novadbia
Rusalen Wconomiat
Rome
Lair
Moncews
Novachin
Aneyswitneel
Sokalnthot
Piatakoff
Boscow
Navachin
Europe
Railway claims court widens washout pay request
In Sydney Tuesday Judge Drove Brockman of the Federal Arbitration Court refused to grant the Australian Hallways Union an interim 2d to 2d day wage increase for washout workers and for clothing from the Railways Commission. He said he was not impressed with the breadth of the claim and suggested the Commissioner may provide some covering for the claimant's hands.
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Sydney
Brockman
Unemployed Youth Conference Roles Defined in NSW
Sydney premiers ministers and labor officials were appointed by the State Cabinet to attend a national conference on youth unemployment. They push for the Commonwealth to assume greater financial responsibility for technical education, with NSW to present the case in Melbourne during the upcoming joint council meeting.
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Sydney
Tududey
Blevenay
Labour
Bunningham
Drummond
Btnte
New South Wales
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Vines Defeats Perry In Tennis Match Despite Heat
Vines beat Perry 6-4 6-2 in a best of three sets match reduced due to heat. Both players exchanged hard serves and rallying blows, with Vines showing stronger footing at the net and returning pressure from Perry throughout the contest.
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Vines
Perry
Blaxing
Anivice
Toring Amashes
Nply
Anu
Dogilskman
Pacific Ships Plan Subsidy Talks With Dominions
London reports in the Daily Mail say Britain plans a shipping subsidy scheme for the Pacific. Dominions would join and cooperate financially while modernising British ships. Australia New Zealand and Canada were to receive preliminary details, with Parliament and the Board of Trade involved in discussions with the United States over retaliation.
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London
Dally Mall
New, Zealand
Canada
Dommons
Tltery
Board of Trade
Bir
Runciman
Washington
Str
Roosevelt
Britain
Aubaldlea
Inspector Duncan Named Melbourne Police Commissioner
Inspector Duncan of Beotland Ford was appointed by the Cabinet to be Melbourne Commissioner for a term with a salary of 280 pounds and allowances. Duncan, 48, from the Highlands, has served in the London Metropolitan Police since 1810 with wide experience and a strong reputation for discipline. His appointment requires his retirement from Scotland Yard and he will relocate to Melbourne with his wife and child from Singapore.
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Duncan
Beotland
Bescon
Gutteridge
Essex
Mooney
Scotland Yard
Melbourne
Pring Hin
Singland
Ban on Uniforms Sparks Legal Challenge in London
Oswald Moneley challenged the government after attending a Holmeny meeting in a plain black shirt. He says police are listing names and threatening prosecution under the ban on political uniforms. He wears a black shirt daily since January 1 to protest the act and force a ruling on enforcement.
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London
Oswald Moneley
Rcent
Wall of Silence Opens Inquest At Dubbo
The Dubbo inquest into Ronald Arthur Fedor's death opened Tuesday. Detective Sergeant Frankish said many likely witnesses must have seen the accident but a wall of silence hindered progress. Clifford Ryan Reberger, 28, awaiting murder trial, stands charged with manslaughter. The coroner noted some witnesses refused to testify while others gave misleading statements for petty reasons.
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Dubbo
Ronald Arthur Fedor
Ehomlut
Parkes
Bubbo Hospital
Frankish
I Clifford
Ryan Reberger
Albury Council Hears House Relocation Dilemma
In Albury the council aims to complete Mott Street west of the War Memorial by acquiring a block of land and moving Mes Jenkins’s house to the new block. The Lands Department notes the site must be continuous, possibly needing court action. Mrs Jenkins may face relocation with compensation or land exchange as a solution.
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Albury
Mncll
Mott Street
M Street
War Memorial
Mott Strest
Lands Department
Jenkins
Hasum
Unc Fe
Young Land Court Judge Appointed in New South Wales
The State Cabinet appointed Mr. Roper of Sydney as judge of the Land and Valuation Court in succession to Justice Pike. At 36 years, he is one of the youngest judges in New South Wales and has had a brilliant career.
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Aydnay
Roper
Barristee
Syudney
Land Amt Valuation Court
Moccession
Pike
Jude
Neoth Wales
Trotsky Denies Stalin in Moscow Trial Cable
A Mexico to Manchester Guardian cable quotes Trotsky denying Stalin’s charges at the Moscow trial. He says Stalin accuses him of colluding with German and Japanese capital and provoking Red Army mobilization. Trotsky claims Stalin aims to undermine him and force exile, while predicting the Soviet regime’s fall.
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Moscow
Trotsky
Manchester Guardian
Mexico
Radek
Soviet Union
Stalin
Alact
Rusales
Wanresa
Herr Miller
Red Army
Germany
Japan
Trotaky
Soviet
Rusia
No Negotiations After Stranger Meeting Turns Violent
Reported in New York Teesday the penal nee co nformed ister states Labour Misa Perkinu fiat refuses negotiations until the atny in strikers leave their plaxtn at a meeting in Ané Yeraah Indiana. Two thousand nonunion workers hurled eggs and fought with those in attendance wounding Berton one injured.
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New York
Teesday
Atny
Jauto Nobile Workers
Ané Yeraah
Ndiana
Berton
Prime Minister to Attend Loan Council Meeting
The Prime Minister Mr Cyons will attend the Loan Council with Mr Crseyt to face expected demands of the State Premiers. The policy statements indicate discussions on the Work Programme and a plan to be announced in London markets.
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Melbournd
Wederat Palldeat
Cyons
Crseyt
iState
Lundos Marets
Agent General Office Restored in London and Reappointment
The article reports the restoration of the Agent-General office in London and the three year reappointment of Mr A J Heath as Agent-General in London. Premier Steven announces to his cabinet that New South Wales and other states should be represented in London, extending activities to continental exchanges, especially in Sedinpdanupla.
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Thinday
A. JE Heath
Terday
BBW
London
Steven
Lila Cabinet
Golleagune
Hot & Coubtey
Tralia
New South Wales
Heath
Con‘tinental -Couintring
Sedin— Pdanupla
Pope's Condits Improves in Vatican City
Nonsensical fragment mentions Pope's condition improving in Vatican City with references to health and medical injections. No clear date or coherent facts usable for a full summary.
Premier's Plan Prison Cut Wordplay Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear context mentions a plan and prison, but content is garbled and lacks identifiable people, places, or organizations to anchor a concise news item. Unable to determine event or quotes from the source.
Farm public safety incident details unclear
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions a farm and a search party seeking armed individuals. The text is garbled with multiple unreadable words and names, making the incident specifics, location, and involved parties difficult to determine.
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