Signals Narrow Search For Earhart And Noonan
Honolulu readers hear renewed hope as wireless messages place Amelia Earhart Putnam and navigator Captain Francia Noonan about 120 miles west of Howland Island. The Colorado and Lexington race toward Hawaii to join the hunt while signals from amateur stations confirm rough position and weather has hindered precise fixes.
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Honolulu
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Francia Noonan
Howland Island
Equator
Colorado
Lexington
Howland
Los Angelea
Brotnan
White
Bly
Unkibara
Huiryie
Thia
Pan American Airways
Putnam
San Fran Jeiaco
Wyoming
Ban
Wessels Elt
Hawaii
Redio
Bydney
Sotin-wead
Howinga Talend
Trans Atlantic Flight Prep For 18 Hour Crossing
Imperial Airways announces a planned 18 hour crossing trial flight from Europe to America aboard the Caledonia flying boat. Commander Arthur Wileaston, age 41, who has logged over one million miles on Empire routes, leads the crew as the craft departs from Ireland toward the Atlantic start point. The crossing duration is projected at 16 to 18 hours, with possible time adjustments.
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London
Imperial Air Flying Boat
Caledonia
Ireland
Southampton
Cap ‘Arthur Wileahaon
Imperial Airways Inead
Australia wheat farmers hopeful of bumper harvest
A Sydney or Australian farming report quotes Mr. Walker of Lindley Walker Wheat saying the harvest could top 28 million pounds for farmers. The mood is optimistic about a bumper yield this season.
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Ww.waiger
Lindley Walker Wheat Jang
Ald Torday
Gaol For Laundry Theft Case Aired In Court
In court today Thomas Vinc onen of Tabor faced charges of breaking and entering and laundry theft at the Marion Laundry. The evidence described a hard labour sentence as the outcome of the trial.
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Rydney
Thomas Vinconen
Tabor
Maraiiton
Gordon Seat State Member Resigns
Sir Phillip Goldfinch, general manager of the Colonial Sugar Refining Company, resigns from the Gordon seat in the Legislative Assembly. He cites inability to serve both head of the industrial organization and parliament. Rumors say Minister for Works Spooner may contest Gordon. Spooner denies this and plans to contest his Ryde seat next election.
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Sydney
Phillip Goldfinch
Legislative Assembly
U.A.T
Gordon
Colonial Sugar Refining Company
Far Works
Spooner
Gorton
Bpooner
Ryde
Unusual Order Directs Return of Money in Probate
Sydney probate judge Justice Nicholas ordered Mrs Amelia Mary Kent to repay £841 to the administrator of the estate in an unusual case. The judge ruled that £400 held by Kent, given by her late father for the family, should be restored, with the total sum reaching £341. The case referenced savings and a portion connected to her late father Albert Humphreys amid other irregularities.
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Sydney
Nicholas
Amelia Mary Kent
Kent
Fianna Fail leads as De Valera wins big majority
In Dublin on Sunday the Fianna Fail party led by Eamon de Valera secured a large election majority. The Government needs fewer than half the seats for an absolute majority and the referendum to replace the Governor General with a President appears favorable. Final results due Wednesday with 455,088 for and 307,000 against in early tallies.
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Dublin
de Valera
Fianna Fair
Parti¢A
de Valera Nuc Cy Congrave
Canberra Hospital Board Nomination Withdrawn After Advisory Council Reach
The Hospital Board Advisory Council nominated Mr. T. W. White to fill a vacancy, but Dr. Nott withdrew his proxy nomination amid council attempts to clarify the process. The council accepted the withdrawal and considered amendments to the Hospital Ordinance to broaden representation and appoint additional board members.
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Advisory Council
T. W. White
Canberra Community Board
W. Mughal
J.T. H. Goodwin
Hughes
L. W
R. J. Tillyard
Aid
Nott
New South Wales
Comte
Percival
Qouncil
Col. Goodwin
Tit
Ted
Dr Nott
Jon
Nott la
Tillyard
Industrial
Shakespeare
Opperman
York
London
Ferris
Edinburgh
Shakecranre
Obscure Cycling Record Compromised by Opponent’s Time
The report notes Hubert Opperman failed by 33 minutes to beat Southall's Edinburgh to York cycle record. The fragment mentions Edinburgh and York routes and hints at a council nomination process related to a local election or committee.
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London
Hubert Opperman
Southall
Edinburgh
York
Dive Over Giff Fatal Car Crash One Man Killed
Sydney Monday report of a crash on the Sydney to Newcastle road near Gosford. Jamon Bennett and Gledhill 30 Croydon were in a lorry that plunged 100 feet off a cliff at Mooney. Gledhill died beneath the truck. Bennett survived after being knocked unconscious and later found along the road.
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Sydney
Mooney
Gosford
Newcastle
Jamon Bennett
Riley Street
Alrnest Gledhill
Croydon
Bennett
Gred
Gledhill
Blum resigns as premier to shield France from weakness
In Paris on a Sunday, at a Socialist meeting, M Blum announced his resignation as premier to avoid any hint of internal weakness during a time of imperial crime. He stated that peace threats would unite France. M Faure, minister without portfolio, stressed France and Britain and the United States would work for peace.
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Montreal
Washington
United Prone
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Department of Commercs
United States
Paris
Blum
France
M. Faure
Great Britain
Italian driver wins Grand Prix on 301.2 kilometer course
Italian rider Gusat wins the Grand Prix motor cycle race covering 301.2 kilometres in 12 minutes 2. Ere second at 127.9 miles per hour to claim the Lagntweren Trophy. The event took place in Pecord Une on the June date reported as May and June 36 in Pecord Une.
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Tenn
Italy
Crf A Gusat
Noura
Sumior Lagntweren ‘Trophy
Pecord Une
New French Taxes Spark Debate Across Regions
Tax changes in France provoke widespread discussion as officials outline shifts in revenue measures and households assess potential impacts. Local leaders warn of adjustment costs while economists caution on broader economic effects.
Mosley Parade in London Meets Turbulent Opposition
A London parade led by Sir Oswald Mosley faced boos and hisses as supporters marched from North London toward Trafalgar Square. Police kept order amid a long procession, arrests at the cordon, and injuries among some bystanders. The Trafalgar Square meeting drew about 25,000, with Mosley’s voice largely inaudible.
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London
Oswald Mosing
Oswald’ Finchals
Tra
Oswald Mosley
Trafalgar ‘Square
Amur Incident Exposes Russian Weakness in Diplomacy
In Loudon Sumtay diary style notes the claim that Russia showed weakness after the Manchurians sank a gunboat. The report says the Russians slurred over the loss of 37 men and backed away on a key point, undermining Siberian army morale and signaling future events.
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Loudon
Sumtay
Pas Ma
Township Faces Ruin as Mine Pumps Charged at £10000
Hikurangi township confronts ruin after a mining firm halts Isbendon operations. Flood waters surge as pumps would cost about £10,000. A wall known racehorse Gay Acre drowned at Wabalarah downstream.
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Auckland
Hikurangi
Isbendon
Pir
Gay Acre
Wabalarah
Death of 101-year-old pensioner Jane Blake in Australia
The death notice records Mrs. Jane Hiza Blake, aged 101, once deemed the only woman in Australia awaiting old age pension. She lived on a £900 legacy from England for about twelve years before applying for the pension.
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MaLawarive
Manag
Jane Hiza Blake
Ausins
England
Ahe
Woman poisoned in Kip area incident reported Monday
Sly Thomas, a 64 year old Kip resident, was poisoned in a case reported Monday. Authorities investigate motive and suspect details are not provided in the fragment.
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Aydney
Sly Thomas
Germany Faces Grain Failure Report Amid Berlin Turmoil
A garbled dispatch from Berlin notes grain shortages impacting Germany with uncertainty over harvest prospects and economic strain as officials scramble for relief measures.
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Germany
Commonwealth Surplus and Tax Revenue Down Reported
The Acting Treasurer announced a Commonwealth surplus of £1,276,637 for the year ended 2030, with total receipts of £83,090,136 and expenditure of £81,819,499. The Lyons Ministry notes a sixth consecutive surplus, aided by income tax gains and higher land tax and post office revenues, while defence and pension costs rose against estimates.
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Jenzies
Lyons
Overseas Trade Shows Eleven Month Surplus Rise
The Commonwealth reports an overseas trade surplus for the eleven months ending May 31 of £8.5233 million in Australian currency terms with a favourable balance at £11.408 million and exports worth £100.2 million. May alone saw the balance rise by £1.64284 million and officials expect June to show another favorable balance, pushing the annual total higher.
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Commonwealth
Roland Wilson
Australia
Australis
Emporis
Cardinal denounces church funding and wartime pensions
The address attacks church aid and Catholic grants in wartime accounts. Officials compare pension totals to Catholic estimates, noting an excess while highlighting funding for states, church activities, and unemployment measures amid broader financial strain.
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Ald Roada
Niemoelier
Ota
Ingenious workers strike over wage increase claim
A fragmented OCR note reports engineers declaring a strike over wage increases. The text mentions a company and basic pay concerns but is garbled, lacking clear names, dates, or locations.
Desert Transport Police Station Relocated 300 Miles
A tow police station will be moved from Kabnerion to Soe Fara, a journey estimated at 300 miles, as authorities prepare the vast relocation. Local officials note logistical challenges and safety concerns for the caravan of equipment.
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Kabnerion
Soe
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Imperial Airways
Deen
Dr. Nott
Electin
MR. T. W
M. Blum
Parade
Amur
Berlin
Menai Franti
Goweidarajon
Defence Department
Defence Equipment Trust Ac
Cardinal
Ty of
Incresae
Desert Transport
Fara Er Na
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