Civil War Threatens Germany as Nazi Ultimatum Demands Suppression
Renewed fears of civil war rise after a Nazi ultimatum to suppress Communism. Clashes continue across Germany with daily deaths and injuries. Bavaria refuses to ban uniforms and plans demonstrations. Munich outlines a 40,000-strong planned parade to be ruthlessly suppressed.
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Berlin
Mpunists
Bavarian
Munich
Germany
Bayare
Herr Brutse
Literior
Thay
Hitler
Asia
Leader’s Threat Sparks Large Rally Speech
A distorted historical speech shows Bald More Gevhials addressing 10,000 adherents. He threatens force to seize control and force out a post, railing against “red” supporters and vowing retaliation. The rhetoric signals rising tension and possible violence tied to factional action.
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Tha Nawla
Nazi Protest in Prussian Det Berlin
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Saturday protest in Prussia. It alleges Nazi stormtroopers attacked peaceful demonstrators with police passivity and mentions red murder and wartime rhetoric amid chaotic street confrontation.
Canberra Tender Decision on Omnibus Service Rumored
Rumor spread yesterday that Canberra’s omnibus service tender process had reached a conclusion with one tender accepted. The Interior Minister Parke Dow's approval was said to be the final step before privatising the service. A sub committee of three secretaries reportedly completed its report recommending awarding to a single tender. Minister Parkhill was touring Central Australia and expected to state his view upon return to Canberra.
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Canberra
Parke Dow
Nepeamary
Aub
Amlitant Secretarins
Demartment
Intupior
Meamty
P. A. Gourgaud
A. Percival
AH Daly
Parkhill
Central Australia
Gold From Sea Aria Repairs Shipwreck Treasure
In a wartime salvage tale the Egypt wreck holds about £100,000 in gold bars and sovereigns. The crew plans to deliver the treasure to Plymouth to pay undertakers, with rich rewards expected by the shareholders. The article notes the gold’s arrival will settle claims and reimburse underwriters.
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Egypt
Ooum
Artielio
Plymouth
Gliders Afloat At Hendon Air Pageant
Reported pageant at Hendon viewed by about 200000 spectators. Empire airmen and skilled aviators demonstrated glider flight with emphasis on safety as no casualties were recorded during the display.
Crawford Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Mixed Form
An uneven Wimbledon report notes Crawford advancing to the quarterfinals after a series of closely contested matches. The text highlights his backhand improvements and strong service returns while detailing several other men’s and women’s singles outcomes in the fourth round and related rounds.
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London
Hritinh
Crawford
Ale Tinuin
Americalm
Mayer Derry
Pater
Han
Demenger
Mra
Chyell
Ouay Puseage
Lkewise Andrews
Misr Atummar
Rajind
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Malvty
Horette
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Haare Maser
Vinen
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Nielde
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Omt
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Meine
Miki
Sath Iwat von Cram
Hhatotinch
Whittigastall
Litewtan
Mim Stomin
Binthiew Wat Mira
Lew
Democrats National Convention to Choose Hoover Opponent
Fragmentary report from Chicago indicates a Democratic National Convention opening amid a bitter struggle for control. Hoover facing nine opponents from various factions as delegates seek a strong alternative candidate.
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Hoover
Chicago
Democratic
Pew
Jericho Excavation Remains Unearthed In Ancient Six Acres
Fragmentary report from Liverpool University notes Jericho artifacts from excavations show a city once crowded with thousands, later impoverished by rapacity and conflict. The piece cites a claim that only a fraction of residents survived upheaval, with discussions of aid and restoration plans referenced by local scholars.
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London
Profemer Gur
Liverpool University
Liverpool
Derichoe Jericho
Vieere
Phar
Srofeamor Gareiang
Wakroweht
Aero Pinnae
Lausanne second stage opens after German French leaders depart
The Lausanne Conference ends its first stage as Herr von Papen leaves for Berlin and M Herriot sails for Paris. The second stage begins on their return and may last to July 1 to align with British delegates heading to Ottawa. Talks remain friendly with von Papen outlining German troubles and Herriot replying on railway losses. About two hundred journalists observed the scene as Herriot patted von Papen on the back.
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London
Lausanne
Herr von Papen
Berlin
M. Herriot
Paris
Ottawa
von Papen
Germany
Reparations Abolished and French Attitude to Hoover Proposal
PARI Kavarany and Von Papen discussed repudiation of reparations in Le Matin interview. Herriot warned France must weigh Hoover plan terms, while Lausanne framed a European settlement requiring universal agreement. Simon Mellon pact denied by British and American diplomats at Paris.
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Kavarany
von Papen
le Matin
France
Herriot
Joarnslint
Parle
John Simon
Andrew Mellon
German Reports Berlin Press War Over Young Plan
Berlin reports show deep Franco German rifts at talks with Germany resisting Young Plan obligations and opposing a committee to review payment capacity. Berlin Telegraph notes private bank credits under the January standstill rise from small percentages with a large deficit in 1981 and bleak prospects for 1982.
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Berlin
Taumine
Germany
Veilinh United
London Discussions Return to Gravva After Cabinet Talks
Foreign Secretary John Simon plans to resume duties as a delegate to the Disarmament Conference after further Cabinet consultations. The move follows the second round of consultations and signals continuation of government engagement with the negotiations.
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London
Mif
John Simon
Yall
Gravva
Forusion Bie
Papen Denies Claim of Bolshevik Style Fire Demand
In Berlin Batarnay and papen involvement clouded by denial he never declared triggering France’s claims to somprnnation if reparations were liquidated. He stated that cooperation with France could benefit Germany and suggested constructive measures beyond withdrawal of political tributes. A joint European action was discussed despite Franco-German divergences.
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Berlin
Batarnay
von Papen
France
Hn Addy
Germany
Land Annuities Free State Rejects Arbitration
London reports the Free State cabinet rejects referring land annuities payments to a British Commonwealth arbitrator after lengthy talks. A formal demand had been received and a reply would be sent from London, with the issue suspended pending the outcome of the Congress.
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Free State
London
Trinh Free Sail
Dominionm
Thomas
X Tribune
British Commonwealth of Nationa
Wirose
Lando ‘Taeghestiog
Jardine Likely To Captain Australia In England Series
Reports say P A Jardine is favored to lead Australia on the tour, with Chapman a possible backup. The Marylebone Cricket Club committee reportedly leans toward Jardine's orthodox batting, citing solid form and past seasons. Warner appears set to manage, per telegraphed notes from the era.
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London
Lord
P. A. Jardin
Hingilwh
Marylebone, Cricket. Club
Mrone
Chapman
Jardine
Ue Terrodr
Adventuram Myles
Mlc.c
Wally ‘Peloraph
Bor
Plum
Warner
Manuuers
Cosgrave Sees Stern Ireland Lesson At Dublin Meeting
Mr Cosgrave comments on Ireland during talks with the Australian press association delegation. He addresses government unity and the prospects of Valera's leadership, noting two viewpoints on power and warning against the dangers of the current government’s promises.
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London
Irena
Congrave
Ly Valera
Cosgrave
Thors
Momunt
Europe
Canadian Cancer Research News Breaks With Theft Disturbance
An imperfect fragment reports two men escaping after a disturbance linked to cancer research in Ontario. It mentions a minister for months and a London institute, with unclear details about capture status and ongoing investigations.
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Sydntcy
Hunday
Newnagent
Wantorn University
Moatth
Ontario
JM. Robs
Ube
Uwe
Oalarlo
Dr. J
Camp
Gantt
London
Mixed Foursem Trophy Held At Canberra Golf Club
The Canberra Golf Club of Raturany held an 18 hole stroke event for members with a poor turnout. Results include Bowes 1 down, Jintayton 1 down, Martin 6 down, Hatten 6 down, O’DenpAl 6 down, Burr 6 down, more pairs noted with various margins, amid a generally low attendance.
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Canberra
Raturany
Fourmmas
W. Bowes
M. Jintayton
L. Ry Martin
Ly Hatten
L. O'Denpal
Burr
Dowe
Dowland
Moxed
Canberra Male Choir Concert Tonight
The Candermatale Chair presents a Goncart themed program at Central Met Meetiat Hall tonight. JC will lead the choir in this year's performance featuring pir Konka, quarietton and other items in an engaging evening.
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Goncart
Met
JC Wi
Pir Konka
Massy Cup Held By Canberra in Close Queanbeyan Rematch
Canberra retained the Many Cup from Queanbeyan at the Queanbeyan Showground in a 4 3 rugby league thriller. A record attendance, with strong Canberra National Mules support, followed a second half surge that sealed a one point victory. Key moments included Harrington, Norton, and ONeill featuring in a tense contest as Canberra edged ahead late with a Johnson goal and a crucial try near the Canberra goal line.
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Queanbeyan
Canberra
McAdam
Bladen
Queaneyan
Imn Helen
Notleenile
Ty Sleforce
Grosvenor
Mladen'n
Wieden
Ant
O'Neill
Heldera
K. Harrington
J. Grant
Hawke
Akin
T Adm
Tendinwa
Woton
Joinem
Wurke
He ‘Sagen
Dows
Maden
Oames
Wit
Chim
JeEney
Queantayne
Cattie
Myre Her
Juimaon
Norton
Tull-backa
Marrinatum
Quinnieyan D
O'Neil
Arton
Ward
Rana
Aldetio O'Neill
Harrington
Makin
Parke
Hit and Run in Canberra Injures Two Men
Two Canberra residents, Charlene Fisher and Thomas Ryan, were seriously injured in a hit and run on a Saturday night near the Presbyterian Church on Commonwealth Avenue. They suffered compound fractures and abdominal injuries as they were walking opposite Civic Centre, with witnesses reporting a white car fleeing toward Civic Centre. Police pursued the driver through the night.
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Canberra
Parkes
Bannockburn Thrill Rotators Reenact Scots Victory
A garbled historical reenactment recounts Scots victory scenes with crowds at Ran Rockburn celebrations. Spectators cheered as guards were challenged and a flag was lowered amid chaotic pageantry.
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London
Rockburn
Burling Castle
India's bowlers outshine England on tough Lord's surface
England were bowled out for 359 as India’s pace and spin combined to pressure the home side. Navie top scored for India with a not out, while English batsmen faltered against a lively wicket and disciplined bowling on day one at Lord's.
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London
Engieht Aide
India
Lorde
Expallent ‘Beoren Ware
England
Tet Laninga
Rutelite
Niaae
Holmen
Nigar Eve
Woolley
Mamimond
Amay Singh
AB Aurding
Navie
Nayide
Vuguter
WU Noyude
Hobing
Amar Blagh
Earl Dudley Returns by Special Air Flight to Park Lane
Earl Dudley arrives in London aboard a special aeroplane from Le Paudant and is met by four nurses at Park Lane. The scene underscores royal or high society interest as he is escorted through central London.
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London
Buturdas Earl Dudley
le Paudant
Park Lane
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