Rebels Surrender as Coup in Tokio Averts Civil War
Dramatic events unfold as rebels in Tokio capitulate under Emperor’s ultimatum. Premier Admiral Genda and Admiral Okada are reported dead but later revealed alive. Okada hid in a cupboard and later resigned from the cabinet. Mutineers’ escape and city damage are noted as railway and telegraphs resume.
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Okado
Tokio
Admiral Okada
Col
Mataui
Marricaden
Normal Agin
Okafa
Adda
Connerf
Migration English Mission To Australia
A fragmented note lists a group including Bir Montague Bar We and Dean 1 EE Danings with others, hinting at an English migration mission to Australia. Ambiguous names and incomplete phrases limit detail, but the item appears to summarize a travel or relocation project and its principal participants.
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Bir Montague Bar
Dean
EE Danings
Loni Raingham
Civil War Averted In Tokio Rebels Hold Admiral OXeda Residence
A tense standoff in Tokio ended with rebels occupying Admiral OXeda's residence and hotels despite promises to return to barracks. Leaflets urged surrender as General Kashii prepared action, while troops moved in and captains and subalterns faced discipline. Reports of suicides remained unconfirmed.
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Tokio
Admiral Oxeda
Kashii
Police Search For Hit Run Motorist
Sydney police seek driver of a car involved in a Liverpool hit and run. A Liberty Valley woman, unnamed, died or suffered injuries? admitted in critical condition. Police broadcast to Australian authorities to locate the vehicle and driver as investigations continue.
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Sydney
Iech
Liverpool
Anid
Fie
Howottal
Plans on migration inquiry tied to Empire mission
Prime Minister Lyons said no migration plans were propounded by the Commonwealth on Saturday. A cable from London suggested the Empire Migration Settlement Group would send a mission to Australia to investigate plans. Lyons noted cooperation of states would be essential and that British authorities could discuss migration with Dr Page and Mr. Measles on arrival in England.
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Commonwealth
Mr. Lyons
London
Empire Mintation Settlement Group
Australia
Lpa
Great Britain
Dr Page
England
Violin Stolen During Concert at State Hall
A valuable violin was stolen from a dream route of Car regi while Bronislatia Habermas performed at the state auditorium. The theft occurred as Huberman played nearby and the thief left with bows valued at 1500 dollars each, suggesting unfamiliarity with the instrument.
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York
Carregi
Hall
Bronislatia Habermas
Polink
Inno State Auditorium
Huberman
Peterstein
Germany Opens Negotiations on Naval Accord with Britain
London dispatch reports Herr Hitler consented to opening negotiations aimed at a qualitative Anglo German naval agreement to supplement existing treaties. The move is viewed as Germany’s reply to Anthony Eden’s suggestion for a matching instrument to address French objections to the Versailles framework. Hitler described it not as an offer but as a step to show France the true state of affairs.
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London
Fyip
Hitler
Germany
Anthony Baden
Ror
War profits warning on exports to belligerents
Washington Saturday reports President Roosevelt signing the ox related action as he appeals to American business not to increase exports to belligerents for added profit. The message reiterates a stance against intensified trade with warring nations to avoid fueling conflict.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Giant Planes for Seven Day Air Mail
Imperial Airways advances in 1930s air mail with high wing Brintol Peyannun engines 820/920 bp delivering at 150 mph. Planes near completion, enabling London to Sydney or Melbourne service. Deliveries begin after April 16 with one aircraft every three weeks. Wingspan ld ft, length 585 ft, height 29 ft.
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London
Duke of York to Head War Graves Trust
The King appoints the Duke of York to succeed him as President of the Imperial War Graves Commission. The position was held by Prince of Wales, King Edward, since its foundation.
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Duke OF York
WAR Graves ‘Trust
Nt Duke of York
Imperial War Graves Commisson
Prince of Wales
King Edward
Airman Uses Nail File for Repairs After Engine Trouble
London Saturday report details airman Llewellyn missing en route from London to Cape Town arriving in Filawayo. He said engine trouble caused delay and he landed north of Mbeya. After fixing with a small tool, he cleared a runway before takeoff.
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London
Llewellyn
Cape Town
Filawayo
Jin-The Bush
Mbeya
Pistoma
President Reasserts Trade Plea Under Neutrality Act
The President renews an October appeal to the American people to avoid aiding belligerents through peace time trade. He argues that such conduct cannot be said to create opportunities for profit while risking prolonging the war.
Major battle raging in Abyssinia reported decisive phase
A Rome communique from Marshal Badoglio says operations in the Tembien have reached a decisive phase as Ras Kasea and Ras Seyoum positions grow more critical. About 100,000 Italians are in action along the Sudan front to Amba Alagi. The Third Italian Army Corps advances from Aksum toward Gaels as the Second Native Corps moves north, while the Second Italian Corps encircles Abyssinians in the Tembien salient. The Abyssinians reportedly attempted to escape west but were blocked by the Third Corp, with heavy losses amid sword clashes, bayonets, and intense aerial bombing.
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Rome
Badoglio
Tembien
Ras Kasea
Ras Seyoum
Sudan Front
Amba Alagi
Aksum
Gaels
Tembien Salient
Italian Victory Claims Amba Alagi Capture in Abyssinia
Rome reports Italian forces have captured Amba Alagi and planted the flag on the summit after a large battle near Amba Alagi. Marshal Badoglio says troops gained ground in Temblon area as Italians aim to outflank Ras Kassa and halt Ethiopian resistance. Celebrations and processions are reported in Rome as authorities assess the strategic gain and forecast further advances before seasonal rains.
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Rome
Abyssinia
Marshal Badoglio
Amba Alag
Pietro Toselli
Stadons
Cutisens
Amba Alagi
Cape Ture
Anhung
Ras Mubigeta
Bia
Santina
Babunds
Duke of Pistole
Munsolial
Badogna
Amba
Alploi
Sgbea
Nnich
Qlormals d'Tta
Signor Gayda
Anya
Agro
Villeage
Halle Selassie
Majorsolli
Askari
Gaydanca
Badoglii
Australia in control as McCormick stars in fifth Test
Australia advances in the fifth Test after McCormick sealed South Africa’s innings for 22, joining Grimmett who took seven for the series total of 34. Brown hits a boundary after a nervous spell but injures a leg strain as play resumes amid muggy, overcast conditions with around 2000 spectators.
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McCormick
Grimmett
Bruce Named for Imperial Defence Committee Role
London rumor places Mr Bruce among candidates for deputy chair of the Imperial Defence Committee. The Daily Mail notes the chatter but doubts the appointment will go far.
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MR. Bruce
Defence Committee
Lonndon
Baturany
Daily
Mall
BM. Bruce
Pointment
Pera
Hettle
Shop Entered Weekend Thefts At Queanbeyan
The Lot and shoe store of H C Taylor in Monaro Street Queanbeyan was broken into on Saturday night by crashing the farlight over the back door. A sum of £97 was taken from the till but stock remained. First Constable Jones Detective R A Bodie of Goulburn and First Class Constable Smire arrested a man charged with breaking and entering. The man reportedly admitted breaking into Baguda's ear shortly before.
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H.C. Taylor
Monaro Street
Queanbeyan
First ‘Cinm
Jones
R. A. Bodie
Goulburn
First Glass
Smire
Snch
Ta Alege
Baguda
Relief train wrecked since ae Tea Brean Jeok Met
In a fragmented report the relief train wreck remains unclear with garbled phrases such as Tea Brean Jeok Met. The readable bits hint at a transportation incident and possible involvement of a relief effort, but key names, places, and dates are not discernible.
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Jeok
No Inflation Roosevelts Big Tax Drive Planned
President Roosevelt announced a vast tax program to fund the farm and soldiers bonus payments. The plan calls for about 1.137 billion dollars in new permanent revenue over nine years, plus 600 million in temporary taxes, likely income taxes, to back the AAA and related measures. He urged Congress to consider the proposals to meet the costs of the bonus and agricultural support programs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Bee
Luctante 1
Train hold up headline from Croat Northara era
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a railway incident with a hold up and a caravan or train. Details are unclear but imply a crime session linked to Croat Northara and a train site. Further readable names are not present to confirm persons or places.
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