Arm of dead man cut from body in Sydney inquest
An inquest in Sydney heard that a severely mutilated arm belonged to Damon Smith and had been severed by a knife rather than bitten off by a shark. Dr. Palmer, the government medical officer, described the injury and noted tattoo marks on the forearm. The proceedings drew a packed public gallery as witnesses described Smith’s last movements and connections, with testimony uncertain about the arm’s fate and death circumstances.
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Sydney
Damon Smith
Palmer
Smith
Tesla
Gladys Smith
Howe
Wittems
Dr. Palmer
Sre
William Thoman Ewing
Bingurpent
Victor Coppisson
Wiltiens
Jon Allan
Mith
Yatonta
Brith
Jes
Cronulla
Sr Evatt
Fredy
Toronce
Rénard George Smith
Cronulls
Armolifte
Uredy
Brusmoyns
Marrickville
Kensington
Cromatha
Timmy
Tom Morrow
Lloyd George Leads New Call For Britain To Rebuild
D Lloyd George and Free Churches issue a non party manifesto urging a fresh peace and reconstruction basis. They warn that an election could yield a fateful Parliament and insist citizens be assured of vital issues. The piece cites failures of past parliaments to address economic hardship.
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London
D. Lloyd George
The
Free Churches
Mustard Gas Dangers Urged for Defence Meeting
London witnesses a defence briefing by J Davidson Pratt manager of British Chemical Manufacturing. He warned mustard gas can be sprayed from air and rain can spread contamination. Safe handling requires proof rooms and strict procedures.
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London
Wadneniay
J. Davidson Pratt
Anas
Bolal
Pratt
Avery
Sydney Hobart air service to start soon
An inaugural daily air service between Sydney and Hobart is planned within the next few months. The trip will take about 20 hours with early departures from Sydney and arrivals at Hobart, marking a new air link by Canberra and New Zealand routes.
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Sydney
Hobart
Ngatt
Launeestes
Canbarre
Ney
Bookmaker's Losses At Flemington Race Meeting
Bookmaker reports losses at Flemington where bets on a race met heavy cash outlays. The payout shortfall followed a run of unfavorable results, with the bookie noting substantial funds laid out and distressed positions in the market.
Lancashire and Lyons discuss cotton trade with UK firms
Mr Lyons and Australian Prime Minister discussed cotton with Chambers of Commerce for two hours. A joint statement pledged to bring views before the Australian Government. Lyons denied that immigration hinges on Australia’s sugar preference and noted limited impact on UK tariff. Lyons toured Liverpool docks with Mrs Lyons planning to move to London from Bath.
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London
Wednesay
Keakfast
Mr. Lyons
Chambers of Commerce
Mina
Br. Lyeme
Lyons
Australia
United Kingdom
Devonport
Liverpool
Truce Signed in Gran Chaco Peace Effort Ends Conflict
The Bolivian Paraguayan truce protocol was signed in Buenos Aires amid moving scenes. Foreign Ministers Mesers Ello and Pisrt embraced as troops heard the glad news, following failed mediation efforts in the region’s longest conflict.
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Buenos Aires
Gran Chaco
Mesers
Ello
Pisrt
Bolivia
Paraguay
Reventees
King's Health Update From Buckingham Palace
The Queen returned to Buckingham Palace from Baghingham where the King, troubled by bronchial distress, will stay for now. He has canceled some engagements including the court ball and may be led by the Prince of Wales in the white and gold ballroom. The King’s illness is serious, though he managed a one hour motor ride at Sandringham.
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London
Buckinghast Palace
Bat Gringham
Prince of Wales
Burke Ingham Palace
Samringhem
Cabinet at Perth Prepares Two Day Meeting Costs
Heavy costs for a two day cabinet meeting at Perth are estimated to exceed £900 for transport and travel of about thirty officials including ministers and secretaries. The delegation will spend about two days in the Western Capital with other expenses to cover informal costs and incidentals.
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Perth
Commonwealth
Inckfentel Axtausen
Unemployment Insurance Scheme Aims For Immediate Action
Melbourne reports indicate government will advance the unemployment insurance plan with a policy speech by Premier Brekenouth on June 2. A departmental report is to be prepared by a committee and presented after July 3 cabinet meetings, with travel and diary details guiding the budget preparations.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Perth
Breke
Nouth-West
Adelaide
Miniara
Sre
Ite
Brisbane
Lyone
Loan arrangements for new £17,500,000 funds described
The document outlines a £212.5 million loan plan with instalment options and payment milestones. Subscriptions may be for multiples of £10, with initial 10 percent due on application, 35 percent by July 1, and 5 percent by August 50, with further terms for redemption and payment methods.
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Avings
Imatal
Wally Imple
MP to Fly Round Australia in Holiday Plan
Fragmented note from Melbourne on Thursday mentions MP and partner planning a long round Australia trip. Details are garbled but imply a multi week holiday around the country with flight plans and travel dates.
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Australia
Melbourne
Wairoaka
Atanda
Stalian
NY Plana
Gedollah
Laying On The Wood And How A Letter Prompts Debate
A jumbled Canberra Times letter references freedom of the press and retaliation themes. It discusses a public advertisement, promises immediate consideration, and expresses hope for a favorable reply. The piece hints at a reader concern over editorial control and advertising influence.
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Freedom of the Pease
Canberra
Yasterday
Canberra Times
Ree Wood
40 Hour Week Deadlock at Geneva
The International Labour Conference failed to resolve the 40-hour work week deadlock today. Australian Labour delegates urged compromise while employers urged restraint, arguing against a universal standard. A 4 to 4 vote blocked Labour's plan for a convention while outlining a framework for industry by 40 hours with living standards preserved.
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Geneva
Walsh
Ircbes
Cornwell
Russia
Andeager
Frederick Stewart
Labour Office
Jubilee motor show opening signals petrol tax stance
Premier Dunstan declares petrol taxes spread between Commonwealth and State and urges higher road maintenance grants at Melbourne Jubilee Motor Show. Ottawa dispatch notes duty and excise on petrol totals and RCMP orders to remove internees from camps amid unrest in Vancouver and rail delays nationwide.
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Melbourne
Dunstan
Commonwealth
Staten
Ottawa
Mieres
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Vancouver
Senator Long Addresses Senate on NBA Opposition
Washington report states Senator Masy Long spoke for seven hours on the Senate floor to block passage of the NBA legislation and pressed for changes. The lengthy address aimed to shape the ongoing debate and rally opposition.
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Washington
Masy Long
Senate
Jens Herr
Rejuvenation Republican Party Out To Clip Presidential Power
In New York on an interstate grass roots convention, about 8,000 Republicans met at Springfield to oppose government growth and taxation. The gathering urged adherence to the constitution, a return to the gold standard, reduced federal spending, and concentration of power away from the executive, signaling a serious revolt against Roosevelt and the party’s future direction.
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New York
Springfield
Seriou
Roosevelt
Roosevelt backs bigger army to defend United States
President Roosevelt announced approval of legislation to boost military forces at West Point. He argued the army was under strength and that permanent peace requires strength backed by mutual understanding. Rowan urged increased armed forces to ensure national safety.
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New York
West Point Muitary Academy
Roosevelt
Rowan
United States
Paper Manufacture Expansion Indicates Growth Under Tariff Policy
Harold W. Marshall of Australian Paper Manufacturers Ltd testifies before the Tariff Board. He says the firm has spent heavily on expansion and development, with plants under construction in Victoria and New South Wales. The company pursues research into Australian woods for paper pulp.
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Bydney
Thureday
Tarif
Harold W. Marshall
Australian Pauper Manufacturers Ltd
Tia
Victoria
New South Wales
Heavy Fine For Tax Offences
Rydney reports a tax offence case with a heavy fine imposed. The article notes Thursday proceedings and mentions a baker as a named participant, highlighting penalties and legal action.
Lorain Collision Sets World Record in Train Run
Berlin officials report a streamlined train incident causing extensive damage. Hamburg reached 119.40 miles and was later moved to Rings garage, marking a world record context amid the collision.
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Berlin
Voneim
Hamburg
Rings
Inquiry into Crookwell maternal deaths report
The Director of Maternal Morgen presents a formal inquiry report on high maternal deaths in Crookwell. The document highlights alarming mortality rates in the regional town and outlines possible factors and recommendations for health authorities.
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Crookwell
Ha Bas Oat
Mataraah Morgen ‘Wit
Yale
Auch
Senull Town
War debts payments announced by nations abroad
Finland informs Washington that a semi annual war debt totaling 165 468 dollars will be paid on June 10 Britain Italy Czechoslovakia and Roumania announce no payments today Other European war debtors expected to follow with similar notices by the due date
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Washington
Finland
States Department
Britain
Italy
Caechoslovakia
Sud
Roumania
Davis Cup lineup notes arrive with United team
Fragmentary text shows Davis Cup players Wood, Allison, and Vasco coaching and captaincy hints. Connection to United team appears, but details are unclear due to broken OCR.
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Rydney
Loraino
USA
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Wood
Allison
Vas
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Weer
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