Commonwealth Loan Opens With Large Subscriptions
A major Commonwealth loan drive begins tomorrow with AL rallies Mutual Providence duty directing a plan to apply for 409,000 of the no Man. The Treasury chief Mr M G Casey hailed the loan as a tool for public works and development, noting total holdings will reach about 30,000,000. He urged private enterprise to join, stressing government and private effort together will fund essential equipment and growth.
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Byoney
Cavey
Inquiry Into Direct Evidence In Commissioner's Report
Former Commissioner’s Report criticizes need for direct evidence in a cas e involving Oswald Anthony Kelly and police interference. The inquiry centers on warrants, searches, and alleged police overreach with officers Gallivan Doyle Semler, Cassidy, and Mc Cassidy proposing justice of the peace warrants to obtain direct evidence before proceedings.
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Mtdnay
Casity
Oswald Anthony Kelly
Kelly
Pollor
Fur Horse
Aabil
Ee Ea
Italy Reorients to Britain in Press Comment
In Rome public opinion shows a shift toward London over Paris as Italy rethinks foreign policy. Pertinax notes Britain’s rearma ment spurring Italians to favor London, while a Petit special representative reports a changing mood and growing influence toward Britain.
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London
Italy
Britain
Pertinax
Petit
Rome
Saya
Paria
Disrespect to Imperial Airways Pilot Sparks Seizure of Papers
London reports claim Imperial Airways pilot Captain Walter Rogers and three crew members on a 38 seater plane to Cairo were denied landing at Mount Libyan and had their documents seized by Italian native troops who paraded them in front of a guard. Investigations indicate the papers were in order and the incident prompted diplomatic friction with the Italian authorities and a partial continuation of the flight to Cairo.
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London
Walter Rogers
Ing Imperial Airways
City Herald
Rogers
Cairo
Near East
Libya
Ilis
Deriaim
Italiana
Rogera Atterwants
British Prestige Damaged by Italian Victory
Melbourne report notes British prestige damaged by Italian victory. Captain Arnold Wienhelt of Quesnaland led an attempt during the war and arrived in Milan on his way home. Wienhelt was attached to the Abyeainian Red Cross, British breath.
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Melbourne
Arnold Wienhelt
Quesnaland
Maly
Wienhelt
Church Follows Army into Ethiopia
Rome reported the Pope plans to establish a Catholic hierarchy in Abyreittta by appointing an Archbishop and seven bishops, signaling church structure expansion as the army advances.
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Church
Ethiopia
Rome
Vatican City
Arab Riots Escalate as Forces Fire On Palestinians
In Jerusalem on Saturday soldiers and police retaliated against snipers, killing Arabs in buzzy clashes near Fa snd Jaffa. Tear gas pistols disguised as pencils circulate among Jews for protection, while Arab mayors of Nablus Jara Rainey Lydde and Hebron threaten to halt water lighting and municipal services. The Higher Arabs Committee demands cessation of Jewish emigration and land sales to Jews, threatening resignation if Britain does not intervene within 10 days.
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Jerusalem
Ampera
Fa Snd
Nablus
Jara
Rainey
Lydde
Death Toll Rises in Arab Jewish Disturbances in Jerusalem
The death toll reaches 56 with 28 Arabs and 20 Jews killed, plus one policeman and one European civilian. Wounded totals include 175 Arabs, 23 Moslems, two British police, 17 soldiers, and other injured. As of date, 981 Arabs and 202 Jews have been convicted.
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Jerusalem
Sewa
Ih Jawa
Solidiers
Six youths face retrial in Parramatta assault case
The Central Criminal Court began the retrial of six youths for a criminal assault on a young Italian girl in Parramatta. Names include Henry Rawe, George Thornsey, Harold Jaren Moloney, Rupert Cowell, Percival Tovey, and Harold Thornley. Evidence and juror procedures noted as the court seeks a verdict based on trial evidence.
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Rydney
Alk
Parramatta
Central Criminal Court
Court of Criminal Appeal
Henry Rawe
George Thornsey
Harfold ‘Thornley
Harold Jaren Moloney
Rupert Cowell
Percival
Maloney
Joutor
Jand
Crown Cam
Grasin Gasto
Thalian
Lone
Penny
Percival Edward Harrison
Harrison
Fabout
Albert Carter
Bessie King
Tovey
Stellam
Bay Bereaine
Australians win Davis Cup doubles in five games
In Philadelphia on Sunday the Australian pair Crawford and Quist defeated G Mako and D Budge 6-4 4-6 2-6 6-4 7-5 to even the tie. Quist faced repeated foot fault calls and nerves as the Americans started strong, but the Australians clinched the decisive fifth set to move within one singles win of the zone final.
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Philadelphia
Quist
Crawford
G. Mako
D. Budge
Wathe
Fagaten
Mako
Quint
Richards
America
Rdiy
Aut
Capinet
Budge Jent
TE Wan
Ford
Masey
Jenve
Beth
Americums
Budge
Crawson
Nin Ops
bin Eerford Taile
Ax- Richards
Fie
Ted.i
Ames
Talming
Americania
Grewford
Australie
Shipboard Tragedy on Deck Near Final Point
A turbulent naval contest ended in tragedy as players faced a fatal mishap at sea. The Americans trailed by two points in the tenth game when a crucial fault occurred, altering the course of the match and leading to a somber conclusion.
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Naval Footfaull
Quist
Massey to hang five others reprieved
The Executive Council commutes sentences for several murderers. Jarven Leighton Mapeay, 3, faces execution on June 18 for a February garage hold up murder. Souter, Thomson, and Roberts receive life terms. Potter and others get long terms or life with hard labor.
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Quoney
Jarven Leighton Mapeay
Norman Bread
Dartinghurat
Executive Council
Percival Henry Thom
Pattamatta
Aubrey Potter
Massey
Stead
James Earsman
John Hewitt
Gilgandra
Malcolm Oitar
Christopher Bolger
Grixier
Wagga
Lionel John Roberts
Robert King
Mooresbie Station
Tamworth
Repair Worker Killed In Heath Fall At Fifty Fest
A repair worker died after an accident at Heath during a Saturday event. Witnesses report the fall occurred near a bunker with Crawford and Spare mentioned among those present. The incident involved a vessel and a suspected failure linked to access, with early notes pointing to Ted Saturday and related parties.
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Heath
Ted
Crawford
Sanctions Hit Kalo-Angivalian Trade with Sharp Decline
The report details severe sanctions effects on Kalo-Angivalian commerce. Imperial exports to Australia shrink dramatically while Healy and related markets see steep drops over five months before and after policy changes. Notable figures show year over year declines, with December and January trade totals plummeting from prior levels and monthly export values fluctuating as sanctions bite.
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Italy
Australia
Healy
Traly Auerling
Inchstye
Ula
Iva
Msane
Salary Cuts N S W Public Servants Waiting on Globe Trotters
NSW public servants face salary reductions amid budget tightening as officials await guidance from officials abroad. The delay involves senior government staff negotiating terms with international partners while wage talks stall, provoking uncertainty for workers.
Premier Deputation To Acting Premier Rallies For Servants
Acting Premier Mr Brumner reviews the public servants salary issue as a deputation presses for restoration of cuts. Deputation members claim previous promises were made to restore pay, while Mr Bruxner notes no such commitment and stresses delays in consideration. Authorities emphasize a swift restoration of salaries without broad wage curtailments.
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Ti Fe
Brumner
Bruxner
Hruxner
Talien
A. Rutherford
Brwener
T. Hodenambe
N. Burke
Burl
Raj
Beuxner
Next Stop England Gibraltar The Abyssinian Emperor
An OCR fragment notes travel hints and discouraging demonstrations. It mentions England Gibraltar and an Abyssinian emperor, with garbled wording about an overall will and Orford. The readable parts indicate a public scene with limited clarity on events or outcomes.
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Gibraltar
Sand
Belannie J
Orford
England
Ambitious Tasman Air merger plans outlined
Malbourne reports ambitious plans for a Tasman Air merger forming Tasman Air Services between Rydnay and Auchland. Key figures Charles Kingeford Smith and Honeurs Auchdenfal spearhead the deal as a TranecTasman joint venture with service between Rydnay and Auchland expected to launch.
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Tasman Air
Malbourne
TranecTasman Air Services
Charles Kingeford Smith
Vopatia Honeurs Auchdenfal
Rydnay
Auchland
Foot faulting Australians worry fans after tense match
In Philadelphia the incident centers on players behind the line with one foot on the ground during crucial punts. Commentators note the fault repeats in the match, with one lineman claiming a violation was clear when observed. Officials emphasize the rule and potential impact on the outcome. The Australian manager warns the fault rule could have cost them the game as six or more faults are cited.
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Philadelphia
Cme
Ielalgryimad
Manmger
Atx
Sodeman Hanged in Poorly Recorded November Death
A garbled report notes the hanging of a man named Sodeman, allegedly in November of last year, under unclear terms and with scant details on the place or official context. The text is fragmented, but identifies a death by hanging connected to Lin Mev and Cvcll in Pitaroy.
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Garnatin
Mundar of
Lin Mev
Cvcll
Pitaroy
Wool Classing Australia Sets Market Standard
Fragmentary text notes Australia set standards in wool classing with reference to clipping at a market. Mentions 100000 and faults developed, but details are unclear. Indicates preparation for market readiness and a forthcoming usual or standard practice.
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Sean Faulta
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Hyuson
Imer Toormit
Katy
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Bruxusr
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