Non Intervention Powers Agree On Control London
London sources report agreement among four powers to maintain a non intervention naval patrol, with Britain supporting neutral observers aboard patrol ships. The pact limits reprisals without prior consultation, aiming to deter attacks and preserve joint action during the crisis.
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London
Tt Fm
Dimany
Britain
Morning Post
Daily Telegraph
Duly
Germany
Obaarvern
Canberra ministers link via radio for Imperial Conference
Reports from Parliament House Canberra detail a wireless link used to connect the Prime Minister Dr. Page and Ministers with counterparts in London for the Imperial Conference. The Australian delegation prepared gear and amplified headphones for live transmissions while confirming no fixed date for federal elections.
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Parliament Hove
Canberra
Lord Gowris
Imperial
M. Tyonn
Eed
Vin Perth
Melbone
Dr. Page
Australia House
Dy. Maye
Lyons
Pomtal Foon
Willy
al Plana
Department For the Distribution
Australia
London
Imperial Airways
Archdale
Radio Beacons Aid After Fatal Newcastle Level Crossing Crash
A deadly level crossing collision near Newcastle killed three and injured seven while Australia’s new radio beacons project launched. The wreck involved a train and a car carrying miners en route to work. Injuries ranged from head trauma to broken legs as responders and officials announced beacon installation extensions across several states to improve rail safety.
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Newcastle
Boliird
Melbourne
Australia
Stanley Manmore
Roy Smith
Cation
Canberra
Mel
Ation Wille Oeincaston
Will Ba
Akull
Briebsie
Adelaide
Hobart
George Bates
Sbrisbant
Kempsey
Holbrook
New
Walea
Nhill
Pital
Chiarelli
Einer
Adslaide
Aberdale Collery
Crosty
Soviet purge eight generals to be tried in London
London reports that light generals of the Red Army including several recently rumored figures will be tried before the military section of the Supreme Court today. They face charges of supplying unfriendly information to Japan, weakening the Red Army, and planning an attack to restore capitalism. The named defendants include Tukhoeneveny, ex Commissar for De, Tene, Mark, Yakir, Avorevich, Putua, Eldeman, Feldman and Pri, with Ulrich presiding and Marshals Toucher and Buden present.
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London
Red Army
Ulsing
Supreme Court
Hays
Conodra Jima
Wnion
Tuk
Toucher
Buden 7
Atkin
Putom
Military Alsee
Overseas Freight Reductions Earn Major Saving
The Commonwealth secures large freight cuts over two years with savings of about £300,000 and annual fuel charge reductions of £75,000. A.C.T.A. discussions push three year shipping agreements to lower costs for Australian ports and shippers nationwide.
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Allan Reporters
Medation
Commonwealth
A.C.T.A
Association Council
Simpson Divorce Slan der Case In London Court
The divorce related defamation case against Joan Sutherland proceeded in London with payment of costs and no damages. The hearing lasted about 15 minutes as Mr Simpson denied malicious intent, while witnesses noted wide spreading rumors and his appeal for vindication and protection of his reputation.
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London
Kinear Simpson
Formar
Duchius of
Windsor
Joan Sutherland
Alander Wea
Fie Chao
Ente
Hubert Wallington
Bimapapa
Bimpoon
Simpoon
Fumoura
Simpeon
Pound
Conaiger Petl
Himpson
Anaious
Simpson
Simpac
Patrick Hastings KC
Sarmeriand
Police mobilize as gas bombs injure picketers in Monroe clash
In Monroe a midafternoon protest by Industrial workers escalated as 200 special deputies armed with clubs aided by gas bombs were deployed. American Legion members aided authorities while four suspects faced charges, and massed picketers faced a force of Toledo CSO workers who dispersed.
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Industral Plevatere
Feyputh
Iganoe
Michigan
Bampitat
American Legion
Monroe
CSO
Toledo
Sunday sport amid church divides over Sunday work
A damaged OCR fragment describes Sunday sport and commercial activities being restricted. It notes tensions between church authorities and secular bodies over Sunday events, and a suggested conference that failed to guarantee church agreement to organized Sunday recreation.
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Alké
Cabinet Seeks Expert Report on Rabaul Future
The Federal Cabinet discussed Rabaul in New Guinea and considered sending a qualified expert to assess volcanic risks and the town’s possible return. The Administrator and business leaders urged keeping New Guinea headquarters in Rabaul, with the government promising strong control pending decisions.
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Rabaul
New Guinea
Dr. Page
Kokopa
Turaday
Tonmar Regimenta
McNicall
Aumainiatrater
Ite
Refugees From Rabaul to Australia on Montoro Voyage
The Montoro will carry 198 passengers from Rabaul to the Australian mainland with 75 women and children and two men remaining at Rahaut hospital. Two women with their children will sail to Calaran and two more with 14 children will disembark at Brisbane. All refugees have acquaintances in Australia and require no government aid beyond shelter. The vessel sails Rabent June 14 to Brisbane June 15 and Sydney June 18.
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Australia
Propa Evi
Raban
Rabeul
Rabent
Brisbane
Sydney
Australia rules in New Hebrides Condominium
reports indicate Britain may cede control of the New Hebrides Condominium to the Commonwealth of Australia. an early announcement of Commonwealth acceptance of Britain’s share is expected as Australia prepares to assume authority, with economic and local impacts under consideration for the region and its residents.
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Aneione
Sagard Sn
Esas
Srsioammonweath
Keanly
Tod
Frilain
France
Commonwealth
Britain
la Expec Xie
Hamidea Ara
Berlin
Empire Migration Conference in London Sets Plan
A London migration conference discussed organizing a British Empire migration fete in the near future. Sir Patrick Hannus urged the British Government to back colonial migration and noted New Zealand’s high demand, while the Governor General of New Zealand said migration must rely on overwhelming public support within the empire.
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London
News
Antic
Patrick Hannus
New Zealand
Ace
New’ Zealand
Australian air policy approved by ministers in Commons
A fragmentary report notes approval of an air policy by Australian ministers in the House of Commons. It mentions Lord Trenchard at a private dinner and discusses Britain’s wartime aircraft production, implying constraints on domestic manufacturing and reliance on foreign sources.
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Trenchard
Aip
House of Commons
Toralgn
Postal scheme debated for Darwin to Adelaide service
Government proposals outline two main mail routes along the eastern coast to inland NSW Victoria South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania with a second direct Darwin to Adelaide service. Cabinet approval uncertain due to cost concerns as Japan diver Nagane faces court ruling for removal of an Aboriginal person in Darwin.
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Darwin
Bytley
New South Wales
Victoria
South’ ‘Australia
Western ‘Australia
Tasmania
Snd
Adelaide
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Gav
Postal Clerk's Turf Loreses Amie Adele Tale
Amie and Adele figure in a fragmentary tale of postal clerks and turf lore with unclear details. The readable text centers on amusement, absence of clear events, and mentions names without definable actions.
Another Shock at Rabaul
A second seismic event rattles Rabaul, triggering concern over ongoing activity near the Pacific port. Authorities urge caution as residents monitor continued tremors and potential aftershocks.
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Rabaul
Fatal Night Fight near Condssen Station Report
After a long drive, the body of a man was found near the hull of an accident site 100 miles from Condssen station. The report notes a violent confrontation ending in death with unclear details and limited readable facts.
Turf Expert Down in 1936 Scandal Involving Punter
Fragmented OCR text describes a turf expert and a punter facing financial ruin over a large bet, with figures like 1700 and 2700 mentioned in a murky dispute. Names and clear details are missing, but the outline suggests a betting scandal and potential bankruptcy implications.
Mental manay to the cot and high rates
A fragmentary note mentions mental health concerns and rising interest or payment terms. The readable text suggests a general topic of rates and general uplift in a large context, but lacks clear events, dates, or names for precise attribution.
Wheat Harvest Projection Sets U.S. Output Records
Government experts forecast the United States wheat harvest for the year at about 82 million bushels for the winter crop near 48 million from winter and 170 to 200 million bushels for the spring crop, marking a six year high in output.
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Washington, Frida
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Negans
Nagane
Ohlet
Fugmer Had
Mboiig
King River
Arnheim
Kania
Postrauster-Cenerel
Aawater
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Fehame
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Adele
Chinese Wool Project
Shankle
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Stewars
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