Result of Irish election shows Labour sway and de Valera stand
Dublin reports the Irish Dáil vote yields de Valera 77 with Speaker casting vote, none winner. An alliance with Labour would give a working majority of 16, while Labour opposition grows and tensions rise over independence, republican aims, and ministerial alliances in a fragile parliament.
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Briel
Valera
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Eos
Briain Ragarden
Commonwealth of Nations
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Fritien
Comtravn
de Valera
Malurion
De Valera Sees Clear Majority Amid Proportional Debate
The Irish leader expresses satisfaction with a declared majority while warning against conceding to Britain, arguing for independence and a tempered approach to negotiations. He cites persistent national sentiment and unity as key to securing freedom amid partition tensions.
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Bunday
Patiniind
de Patera
Ireland
Britain
Brita
de Valera
Oninu Artivérm
Ceolgavor
Very Toole
Frost Grips Britain Amid Frozen Europe News
An old style report details severe cold spreading across Britain and Europe with unreliable text noting ice, blocked roads, and disruptions. It mentions authorities confronting the frost and mentions several unrelated, garbled phrases that obscure full facts.
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Europe
Britain
Manchuria Report Progress at Geneva
A nine member committee of the League discusses the Manchurian situation in Geneva. The report proposal aims for a unified recommendation and submission to the Assembly for consideration next week.
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League
Geneva
London
Seurang
Geneve
Loan Council to Discuss 26 Million Pound Rise
The Loan Council will meet on Wednesday to consider a 6 million pound increase and review the pension and financial year programmes connected to Commonwealth funds. Uncertainty remains whether the provinces are within the Premier's plan and the full cost of the year’s work.
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Bungay
Roosevelt takes command in debt talks with Britain
President-elect Franklin Roosevelt assumed direct control of debt negotiations by inviting British Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay to Warm Springs for talks ahead of his England visit. The aim is to secure a consensus on delta terms and potential financial relief, while preparing to brief the British government.
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Warm Springs
England
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Ronald Lindsay Tonk
Man
Washington
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Max
Ravine
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Roosevelt Paia
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Raouevrien
Ranald Lindsay
Abare
Conaldyratte
Landon
Huowuenit
Houfers
NASA
Amd
Hylick
Resignation of French minister follows budget defeat
Paris reports M. Paul Boncour resigned as the government collapsed after a 390 to 193 vote against the five percent income tax increase. The Chamber of Deputies, in session past midnight, adjourned around 4 am after a vote of confidence failed 847 to 171. The government then fell and the ministerial lineup was unsettled amid Socialist opposition.
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Depitien
Aaluriag
Civil Mervaima
Olldly
British Ambassador to United States sails to London for debt policy talks
The British government requests Sir Ronald Lindsay to travel to London Tuesday to discuss debt revision negotiations with the Kennedy administration. Officials note a possible deadlock over what concessions might be offered, with the White House reportedly divided on formal responses.
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Ralleday
United State
Ronald Lindiaay
London
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Ronald Lindaay
Britain
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Dlacusalons
Aebis
New Zealand Butter Shipment Faces No Restriction
Ottawa reports no restriction on New Zealand butter imports arriving in Vancouver under the Canada New Sinn Treaty. The shipment will cost importers a cent per pound more than Montreal market price. Officials consider potential effects on Canadian butter production and may seek warnings to New Zealand government to halt further shipments.
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New Zealand
Walter
Vicstora
Sinder
Montreal
Cas Ieee Solana Puan
CANNOT MISS Claim for New Anti Aircraft Gan
London reports a disputed anti aircraft gun invention by Mikum o Nathan of Glamcow Us, claimed impracticable to smoke the target line. It involves cooperation of Sarah Maes and Arline Hhrouurh, with a searchlight array. The device can move a travel beam and is offered to the British Government for possible treaty application.
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London
Hota
Mikumo Nathan
Alent
Sarah Maes
Foreign film stars ordered expelled from Hollywood
A mass deportation of foreign actors and technicians from Hollywood was announced by Murray W. Garsaon of the United States Labour Ministry. The drive targets film workers overstaying visas and includes noted names such as Mineo, Bennet, and Mayrow.
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Mineo Welkauwen
Mollywood Weinre
Kotreusa
Ure
United States
Allen
Conwance Bennet
Nustmith
Withel Orsy
Lily Damii
Franch Vetremant
Kingshmen
Swalte Mowart
Franke Atkinson
Hollywood
Murray W. Garsaon
United Bruise
Labour
Foresan
John Mayrow
Che Hi
Farrow
Australia
Maureen O'Sullivan
Leleh
Marre
Ford Plant Idle as Strike Halts Production Nationwide
Detroit observers report Ford Motor Company plants across the United States shut down yesterday with about 160000 workers idle due to a strike at the Briggs Manufacturing Company which supplies car bodies. Ford accuses agitators of seeking to paralyze output while executives negotiate with Briggs workers to reopen the body works. Henry Ford Jr. vows to prove production cannot be stopped and notes foreign plants remain active, with estimated daily losses around 1 million dollars.
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Brngie’ Company
Ofteluia
British disarmament plan aims to speed Geneva work
Britain proposes a practical programme for the Disarmament Conference to advance actions at Geneva. The plan seeks simultaneous discussion of security and disarmament, with concrete decisions and commissions to examine abolition of military aircraft and naval machines, and limited naval and air capacity.
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Lang predicts Lang will enter Federal politics soon
Report from Goulburn notes Mr Lang tells ALP delegates that entry to Federal politics is likely. He stresses credit control by the people and says Commonwealth Parliament should legislate on manning. A Lang supporter prophesies Lang as next Prime Minister amid cheers.
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A.L.P
Tay
Tang
Jang
Commonwealth
Schleicher resigns as Reichstag meeting nears in Berlin
The Von Schleicher cabinet has resigned and President Hindenburg asked him to form a government. General Schleicher's fall ends weeks of intrigue as Von Papen and Von Bohleicher maneuver for power, alarming Republicans before the Reichstag session.
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Rocmatar
Thia
Inflation Debate From British Banker Sparks Cautious Outlook
London reports capture Reginald Kenna, chairman of the Midland Bank, arguing inflation can be restrained by monetary policy rather than exchange-rate targeting. He cautions against adopting formal price levels and stresses prosperity, lower taxes, balanced budgets, and reduced unemployment as priorities, with a wary eye on the gold standard’s relevance.
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London
Reginald
Sounirion
Raid on Bucharest Post Office Netting Spies
Fragmentary report notes a raid on a Bucharest post office where authorities say a spy ring was operating. It mentions arrests of suspected agents and alleged shipping of government papers to Bulgarian authorities. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Bucharest
Senanion
GAO
Hployien Ieouard
Raplonate
Lourg
Apivg
Horner
Giant seaplane May Visit Australia
The Australian Press Association reports plans for a multi engine flying boat to tour the East and likely reach Australia this year. The project includes four plots and twelve other occupants, with funding cited at £196,000 as the cost.
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Landon
Fue Pranty
Rewalae Anrvton
Australian Presa Association
Australia
Butter for Health British Report on Our Product
A British health report on margarine versus butter highlights the Medical Hardware Council findings. It notes Australian butter stored at 10 to 30 degrees Fahrenheit lacks taste and nutritive value, while European butter is favored. The piece references vitamin A and D content, concerns about arteries, and sinewy claims amid trade details and packaging methods.
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Guna Foe
Germany Returns to Discussions Amid Wartime Talks
Reports from Berlin indicate Germany seeks renewed talks and a conference to secure peace terms, signaling a chance to halt hostilities. Officials emphasize no final plan yet, while leaders reiterate commitment to victory and territorial aims.
Credit policy and political upheaval in Australia era
The article discusses credit policy, finance, and political shifts in Australia. It cites Labour rise, a bill taxing social and insurance sectors, and fears about banking control, private enterprise, and public credit. It notes Governor opposition, distant governors, and calls for national economic reform and Australian-wide property policy.
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Austtralia
Canterenes
Austalia
Tom
Public Credit of
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