Eleven Miles Of Ships Grand Display At Night
London reports the Royal Jubilee naval review at Spithead with King on the Victoria and Albert inspecting the fleet. The eleven mile parade featured 157 Royal Navy ships plus merchant vessels, lit by rockets and fireworks as crowds watched from shore. A night signal marked the illumination and extinguishing of lights, with plans to sail the fleet for sea exercises tomorrow if weather allows.
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London
Spithead
Mariner Wills
Royal Navy
Merchant Navy
Victoria and Albert
Ethiopia predicts inevitable war and long freedom defense
In a London report on the Abyssinia crisis, Ethiopian leaders concede war is likely and vow to defend cherished liberty. They warn Italy could seize Abyssinia but the people will not be subdued, while arms embargoes and foreign offer flows shape the conflict. The Rome dispatch notes Japan will not interfere.
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London
Paria
League of
France
Belgium
Italy
Abyssinia
Rome
Han
Mussotte
Japan
Omichabe
French Decrees Cut State Costs Across Board
Paris reports cabinet talks after a 14 hour session led to decrees signed by President Le Brun. The measures reportedly include ten percent cuts to salaries pensions civil servant pay rent and mortgage interest and reductions in electricity and gas prices. Expected total savings reach 148 million pounds amid protests and criticism from Left Wing papers.
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Paris
M. le Brun
Pen- Wong
Imade
Alleck M. Layal
England and South Africa end third Test in a draw
In London the third Test between England and South Africa concluded as a draw after bad light halted play. England declared at 294 for seven in the second innings, and South Africa reached 194 for five with several late partnerships, provoking mixed reaction from the press about Wyatt's bowling and Hammond's performance.
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London
England
South Africa
Wiekeels
Daily Telegraph
The
Times
Wyatt
Sime Yona
Ames
Wyat
Inquest Opens Into Death of Willem Owen Ellie Fatong Jones
The coroner heard evidence on a Sydney death case where Willem Owen Ellie Fatong Jones died after taking five sleeping tablets. The widow testified he drank heavily and suffered insomnia. Medical evidence suggested an overdose of sleeping pills caused death, but the coroner found no evidence of deliberate self harm and urged caution on dosage.
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Willem Owen
Ellie Fatong Jones
Walt
Sydney
Jones
Vatican protests Hitler over concordat breach
Vatican City reports a protest note sent to the German government condemning breaches of the concordat. The Vatican cites the treatment of Roman Catholics in Germany as the basis for its objection and urges adherence to the agreement.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Germany
Air Ministry finds anti crash tank after thirteen years
The Air Ministry reported the recovery of an anti crash tank long missing since 13 years. Officials stated the device is intact and could inform safety improvements for forthcoming aircraft designs. No injuries occurred during the earlier disappearance.
Meat Levy Debate Shapes Empire Free Trade Talks
London reports that Sir Henry Gullett's Belgium trip signals the Argentine deadlock in resuming treaty talks with Australia. Argentina seeks a one per cent levy with an imperial free duty, a plan Vienna would back, while Britain resists reducing the levy, fearing revenue loss for subsidies.
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London
Henry Gullett
Belgium
Australia
Britain
Becaues
Japanese Mission Seeks Trade Expansion in Australia
In Tokyo the Japanese mission led by M Debuch was hosted by Omake and Kobe businessmen at a banquet before proceeding to talks. The Nichi Nichi editorial notes rising Australia Japan trade as economic ties strengthen, while negotiations seek further improvements amid Japan's overseas expansion.
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M. Debuch
Australia
Omake
Kobe
Nichi Nichi
Japan
Debuch
Double Accident Involving Car Cycle And Pele
Fragmentary report describes a collision involving a car and a motor cycle near Parramatta on a Wednesday. Witness names Laila Bewart Philips and Fred Bootie appear amid garbled details about passengers, towing, injuries, and a hospital. No clear outcomes or precise actions are discernible from the damaged text.
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Bydnet
Laila Bewart Philips
Parramatta
Fred Bootie
Meekes
Parachute Miracle as Two Airmen Land Safely in Moscow
In Moscow on a Wednesday, Army airman Keaulkott barely survives a torn parachute fall. He and parachutist Noskott collided midair, Noskott grabbing Keaulkott by the waist. Extra weight sped their descent but Keaulkott managed to deploy Noskoft’s second parachute 400 feet above ground and they landed unharmed.
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Moscow
Keaulkott
Noskott
Krasiioft
Noskoft
War Debt Idea Revived for Settlement With Britain
Senator Lewis revived a year old proposal that Britain could settle war debts by transferring insular territory to the United States. He hinted he would submit a resolution directing the State Department to begin negotiations. He said Britain could cede territory to aid peace between Italy and Ethiopia and pay its debt to America.
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Washington
Britain
America
Lewis
Day
Foreign Res Committee
Italy
Ethiopia
Growers Propose Commission to Bridge Potato Price Gap
At the Agricultural Bureau conference in Richmond, F C Masters of the Potato Growers Council urged a statutory commission to cut the price gap between what consumers pay and grower receipts for potatoes. He noted daily declines in consumption and pressed for action. A Rost reported on England and Scotland milk tuberculosiss linked to child illness, citing England one in every five hundred cases and Scotland up to eighty percent from infected milk.
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Bydney
Agricultural Bureau
Richmond
F. C. Masters
Potato Growers’ Council
Con
Tnngland
Bootland
A. Li. Rost
England
Avery
Hospital stir doctor calls for urgent board meeting
A medical officer has requested a Queanbeyan District Hospital Board meeting within four hours to discuss concerns that the hospital is not run in the public interest. It is alleged the meeting will address beta allocation practices prejudicial to public welfare, following prior secret inquiries and a nursing staff reprimand.
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Queanbeyan District Hospital
A. H. Collet
Hopital Board
Wheat inquiry opens flour trade in East Sydney
Evidence before the Wheat Commission shows Japanese firm Mitaul Bussan Kepaha stating Manchukuo imported 912,000 tons of flour from Australia last year, about 60 percent of total imports, with Australian flour cheaper than American. Flour shipments totaled 495,688 tons at 49 tons each while Japan’s port of Darien received 7,809,000 muck. Trade with Australia seen as potentially permanent as Manchukuo stabilizes, with concerns over color versus strength in flour and speculation in milling.
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Sydney
Ausiji-tseda
Mitaul Bussan Kepaha
Australis
Manehwikilo
Australia
Jupin
Darien
Wil Nwsa
Manchukio
Leonard Mosdell
Homebush
Harbert Geppwith
Opperman Breaks London Bath Record Ride
Hubert Opperman completed a remarkable 241 mile London to Bath return in 10 hours 14 minutes 42 seconds, shaving 30 minutes 22 seconds from the previous mark held by Marshall. English officials are astonished at his endurance and sustained average above 20 miles per hour despite difficulties.
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London
Hubert Opperman
Bath
Lme
Marshall
Southall
Opperman
Victorian plan for state lottery in Melbourne today
The Premier Mr. Gullan or Qunstan responds to a deputation and proposes placing before the Gabinet a scheme for a state lottery to fund hospitals or, alternatively, a hospital tax. The report notes the plan aims to raise funds for medical facilities.
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Melbourne
Qunstan
Last Flight of Southern Cross to Richmond
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith will pilot the Southern Cross on its last flight from Mascot at 1015 to Richmond to hand the historic aircraft to the nation. Defence Minister Parkhill will receive it for display in Canberra after a farewell ceremony, with John Ulm accompanying as the late crew member’s son.
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Sydney
Chasingaford Beaith
Mascot
Richmond
Defence
Parkhill
Canberra
Charles Kingsford Smith
John Ulm
Ulm
Gimithy
Manute
Keith Anderson
Mosman
Hending
Air Charles
New Zealand
Amertee
Mail Plane Crash Near Baghdad Kills Crew and Passengers
A Dutch mail plane crashed on takeoff from Baghdad and burned completely. Seven passengers and four crew members escaped, with one injured and one missing, according to the report.
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Bukhire
Baghdad
Mitty
Papua exploration party headed for Port Moresby message
Messages from Papua state that the exploration party led by the resident magistrate J Hides and Patrol Officer O Malley sails on the schooner Velmaarh to Port Moresby. The arrival is expected within a day as Sir George Pearce, minister in charge of territories, was informed by Lieutenant-Governor Hubert Murray that the wireless message from Kikori, delta division HQ, had been received.
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Papua
Sintant
J. Hides
J O'Malley
Port Mores- By
Velmaarh
George Pearce
Territories
Air Hubert Murray
Kikori
Delta
Tobacco Problems Seen Solved Soon in Australia
Delegates at the tobacco conference in Canberra last night voiced optimism that a solution to blue mould control may be found within a reasonable period. If achieved it could stabilize the Australian tobacco industry and sustain production at higher levels, with strong emphasis on cooperation to tackle industry challenges.
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Council For Selentited
Canberra
Australia
Australis
Meat Quotas Benefit Australia From Trade Accord
Australia expects sizable gains from the recent meat quota agreement with Great Britain. Mutton and lamb shipments in the latter half of the year are forecast at about 980,000 cwt, exceeding 1983 levels by roughly 10 percent and topping the last six months of 1984 by about 100,000 cwt. Beef shipments to Britain for July-December are projected around 4,190,000 cwt, with trove beet shipments totaling 1,097,100 cwt. Chilled shipments were experimental in nature.
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Australia
Britain
Brady Fails to Secure Bail in Sydney Case
Sydney court updates show Patrick Brady remains denied bail as authorities set a £3000 bail amount. Long Bay detention continues with Brady held on current charges amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Sydney
Patrick Brady
Long Bay
Belfast Riots Gunmen Fire on Funeral
Gunmen fired near the York and Donegal streets funeral for William Little, wounding Daniel Sex in the leg and halting hundreds. Border Regiment troops surrounded the house, formed a passage, and escorted occupants after armed guards trained guns on the target. Fire spread to nearby buildings as crowds watched in fear and women urged troops forward.
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Belfast
York
Donegal
Daniel Sex
An Iriahman
William Little
Border Regiment
Cate
Academy Street
Saving on Blue Print Paper Costs Highlighted
A government hearing before the Public Service Board heard estimates from Department of the Interior officials on dramatic savings in blue print semitised paper production. They described past experiments reducing costs, with a plant now producing about 6,000 rolls annually across Australia at half the price charged by private contractors.
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Public Service Board
J. C. Weathoven
PL de Broinowakl
Chit Draireman
Department of the Interior
Fin Branch
Brolnowski
Australia
Prle Vain Contractors
Rugby star shocks by marrying after engagement
Sydney reports a rugby player Vic Wey, veteran of the Bushy League and previously slated for Toowoomba, announced by plane today that he wed Kathleen Roses last night. His family allegedly knew nothing of the plan.
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Sydney
Vic Wey
Toowoomba
Mise
Kathleen Roses
Party Missing In Snow Storm
Melbourne reports a missing party as heavy snow storms sweep the Alps five miles from the whale t. Officials describe the scene as the worst bit of history in a new reaping over the mountains.
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Melbourne
E. Montgomery
W. H. Mi
Alps
Rush of Patients for Sister Kenny in London
Registy marriages and divorces report a surge of patients seeking Sister Kenny’s infantile paralysis treatment in London. The article notes broad concern over rising divorces and urges early action, detailing the method’s reception, past training of over fifty patients, and upcoming start at Royal North Brunswick Hospital.
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London
Bister Kenny
Yong Dentrous
Alster Kenny
Royal North Bhorn
Special arrangement Waris Service In saation 40 ether a compilation
Fragmentary text appears to describe a special arrangement or service, mentioning Waris and a compilation. Readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, dates, or organizations, making it difficult to determine a clear news item or event.
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Waris
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