Morning Section and Music Notes From The Times
Reading includes various time stamps and fragments from a Times Music section. Entries mention Rhythm Cocktails and a Musical Romance titled They Went to Rena, with scattered references to Harmony BC, Dante ka, and a 40.0 Chop piece. The text is garbled but indicates a schedule of segments and performances.
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Itea
Siunwor
Cami Jane
Heer
Swing Besson
Chop
Rena
Dante Ka
Weather note from Irma Antards Indies fragment
Unclear fragmentary weather item mentions Irma Antards Indies with garbled phrases and a few numbers. Reads as a damaged OCR snippet lacking coherent data or location.
Royal Air Force to form Women’s Auxiliary Air Force
The King approved forming a women’s air force unit to serve in wartime. The service, named the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force, will operate under the Royal Air Force. An unveiling event is planned for Myde Park with national attention and anticipated aircraft production figures discussed.
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London
T Neparste Woman's Air View
ILA
Air
Women's Auxiliary Air Force
Wasy
RAL Inc
Myde Park
Boeking Om
Birringsiey Wood Wild
Enpendi
Aircrat
Wesley
Fine but cold aoutherly winds poem fragment
Fragment from a poem describes cold winds and distant futures. Forces patience and resistance while hoping for future good.
Easier at Tientsin as Tokyo talks near start
London reports from Tientsin say negotiations for a settlement will begin soon between Japanese and British authorities. The Japanese deny plans to tighten restrictions while advisers for both sides head to Tokyo for talks.
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London
Tientsin
Arita
Sir Robertia
Tokyo
Facing Facts of War Tension in Europe and Asia
The piece urges Australia to face looming global dangers from Europe and Asia, noting Danzig and China risks, Japanese arrogance toward foreigners, and the need for clear government information. It calls for national preparedness, public cooperation, and stronger leadership to deter aggression and strengthen defence.
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Europe
Danzig
China
Australia
Japan
Great Britain
Bower
Singapore
Am Fe
Commonwealth
Davis Cup Singles Action Delayed by Rain in Mexico City
In Mexico City Davis Cup play was disrupted by rain with doubles postponed to Sunday and the singles round moved to Monday. Bromwich defeated Hernandez 60 64, Quist beat Tapia 16 4, while Tapia won against Quist. Quist showed fatigue late as Bromwich maintained pressure, dominating rallies and finishing strong.
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Mexico City
Quint
Australia
Bromwich
Herrender
Quis
Tapia
Hernandes
Brik
Hernandez
Ralliad
Tapla
Chinese Report Bomb Kwantung Area Air Attack
The Chinese report states 34 aircraft conducted an intensive bombing of Sap-Abene positions across a wide Kwantung area. Targets included Banwual Soouung Inland and Kwangmoon, reflecting a broad air offensive.
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Shanghat
Gan
Kwantung
Banwual
Soouung
Kwangmoon
Bomber Plane On Way to England From New York
A New York report notes the crew of the Guba will proceed to San Diego then England aboard a 6 ton consolidated bomber with a 4000 mile range. The United States plans a large order, with tests and production to follow, despite an eight man crew being withdrawn for the job due to success in handling the aircraft.
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New York
San Diego
England
United Stazen
Hoenes
Duke of Kent Welcomed in Florence for Irene Wedding
In Florence on Saturday the Duke of Acala and Princess Irene of Greece greeted the Duke and Duchess of Kent upon arrival for Princess Irene’s wedding The City of Florence presented a pair of Della Robbia vases to the royal party as a welcome gesture
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Florence
Duke of
Acala
Irene
Greece
Duke
Duchess of Kent
Canberra Kicks Win From Yass In Last Minute
Canberra's Carr Cup win over Yass came in the final minutes after C Fisher nailed two penalties. Keys scored twice with one conversion, and strong Canberra forward play led by Eric Lewis edged the Yass pack, despite Yass leading 9-0 at halftime.
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Yass
C. Fisher
Yase
S. Keys
Canberra
Ganbarra
W. Meehan
Keys
H. Curran
O'Brien
Hoge
W. Grimes
A. O'Brien
E Lewis
A. Webber
Bigm
Moore
C. Surgan
Vase
T. Carmody
T. Horton
W. Wiliams
H. Sidebotham
R Holmes
Finn
C. Smith
T. Vitter
K. Jowning
J Garland
Raines
Dickson
W, Massey
Smith
Yuus
Fisher
L. O’seien
Grimes
Soager
Meshes
Rayscanberra
Feld
Yaa
Malzey
Mevine
Yaas
Elmoal
Falure
Scouts Hit by Van Near Armidale Kill Scoutmaster
A van swerved into a marching scout troop near Armidale, killing scoutmaster Colin aged 43 and injuring Ross Cox 16 of Grafton, Neil Lane, and John 23. The driver was later arrested and charged with manslaughter and negligent driving.
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Sydney
Acanta
Mokor
Armi
Colin
Acoute
Schooltecha
Ross Cox
Grafton
Neil Lane
John
Armidale
Munitions Supply Organising Stage in Imperial Dept
The Supply and Development Department advances with the gazetting of the Munitions Supply Branch personnel. A Commonwealth Gazette lists over 6,000 staff, technicians, and workers forming the new branch as munitions establishments transfer under its control. Factories include Ammunition, Footscray. Clothing, Norree Metory. Explosives Reserve. Armour, Lithgow. and central transport offices.
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Supply and Development Department
Commonwealth Geartte
vThe
Ammu
Footmcray
Noreeemetory
Indus
Junitions Nope
der ‘Mut
Oninance
Marikyroon I.ncluding
Central Arasring Office
Entabliatti Aaa
Arma
Tal Equipment
Rete
Hme Mn A
Local Priest Salary Reported at Four Thousand
A fragment notes an allocation for a priest at Mr Harel Jenveral with a salary of 4000. The text references a gazette and payment context, but details are unclear beyond the listed amount and role.
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Harel Jenveral
Unrest and Attack on New Guinea Patrol Reported
Evidence of unrest among natives in New Guinea surfaces in a report to Minister Perkins. Three constables died near Akinum in New Britain. five others wounded after an attack on a Mount Hagen district patrol. Police and native constables were dispatched. investigation follows amid tribal tensions with Andagulagamp near the Wagi river.
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New Guinea
Territories
Mr. Perkins
Akinum
New Britain
Mount A
Aruny Bay
Mount Hagen
Mownt
Club Championships See G Ryan Lead A Grade in Cold Wind
Weather disrupted the week as rain and icy wind troubled links during the initial round. G Ryan leads A Grade with E Gritths and T Brunafeld two strokes behind. George Rush tops B Grade with L Stanfield.
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George Rush
Grit‘athe
L. Stanfield
G. Ryan
E. Gritths
T. Brunafeld
Ware
Dent
C. Davin
R. Broaribh
D- Williams
R Crombie
de Vis
Grimtha
GitaDw
A. McNamen
Harker
F. Jensen
Roy Brod
Tennis Leaders Hold Positions in Melded Club Matches
Reported results from a mixed tennis event show Fink and Crawley leading in singles while Carnall Ign and Reid defend strong positions. Across divisions, Northbourne, Forrest, and Braddon squads posted wins with mixed teams and various players securing key matches and finals.
Canberra Reserveers Edge Stewarve in Tight Rally
Canberra Reserveers edged Stewarve by two points in a tense match as Bacarven sat on the bench. Fans packed the arena and police remained in the stands to maintain order during the close game.
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Canberra
Cantorra Bacarven
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