Italian policy backs Germany against France in talks
Rome advocates disarmament reform and asserts expansionist aims in Africa and the Balkans. Mussolini pledges to support Germany, oppose punitive moves by France, and pursue Italian ascent through the south and east while strengthening fortifications on the Alpine frontier.
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Onrverntier
Ada
Africa
Duce
Cardinal Pointe
Italy
Waly
Ile
Merwim Q
People of
Kianlerm
TILDEN AND VINES Challenge Perry and Crawford
Philadelphia report notes a tennis challenge saved by Tilden and Ward to Perry and Crawford. Day match to determine the world champion title with admission details and spectator plans mentioned. The piece references Inter Federation of Public Tyre and permissions for an open tournament.
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Philadelphia
Perry
Tilden
Ramon
Pery Dust Crawford
Pie Professionain
Lamulmm
Inter Federation of Pusla Tyre
Air Sports Fragment Teases German Movement
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a German movement and air sports, mentioning Goering and Wilsons with garbled text. The passage alludes to security, rivalry, and looming pressure but provides no clear event, date, or outcome.
Migration Village Scheme Considered by British Committee
A London based Imperial Development and Settlement Committee proposes a Dominion village network for British migrants. The plan envisions villages of about 50 settlers, clustered homes on settlers’ lands to reduce loneliness, with villagers drawn from the same British locality and named after the home town. The committee seeks a government guarantee for privately subscribed capital and asks the Imperial Government to cover settlers’ transport costs.
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Bydnef
Rimpire Development and Settlement Research Committee of
London
Dominion
Sydney
Britain
Aok
Sharp reaction in French press sparks debate in Sydney
In Sydney a clash over eviction figures prompts Premier Miles to defend official data. The French press questions the numbers and accuses Miles of gloating, while critics say the Paris treaty context and Mussolini’s stance color the discourse. The piece notes tensions as France seeks to understand Italy’s view amid diplomatic strains.
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Sydney
Bonday
Camnbiumnindw
Miles
Perie
Paris
Mussolini
Wang Trold
Tagse
Francs
Italy
Munsotie
Swam 20 Miles After Luggers Capsize in Cyclone
Five survivors from two New Guinea boys and a Murrray Islander reached Curtin after their lugger capsized in Monday's cyclone. They swam about 20 miles to shore in 24 hours and then headed for Cape Tribulation. Of 14 crew members, three were drowned. Two other luggers, the Quita and the Nor, are missing and believed lost in the same cyclone.
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Brisbane
New Guinea
Reet
Cape Tribulation
Quita
No Early Reduction of Exchange Rates Expected
A London financial press speculation about possible exchange rate changes is noted, but no immediate action is expected. The Commonwealth Bank reportedly controls the rate, and as far as can be ascertained, no proposal to alter it is likely to be considered soon.
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London
Commonwealth Bank
Morocco Paris Victory Brings Free Passage to Atlantic
A correspondent reports Feaice’s war in Morocco ends in apparent victory after seven years of conflict. French forces under General Hare consolidate pacification across 7,000 miles, with two columns joining in the Bank Mountains and a ceremony where a bull is sacrificed. About 38,000 families totaling 200,000 people pledge loyalty to Bisroves and his rule across 713,000 square miles.
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Paris
Bunday
Feaice
Morocco
Baurehes
France
Ahorox
Atlantic
Bank Mountains
Hare
Fiure
Bisroves
Hin
Plane attack causes high tension line outage in Braybrook
In Melbourne Mongay a Victorian Agfa Club plane struck a high tension wire near Braybrook causing about 40 feet of line to fall and temporarily shutting the station. The plane sustained minor damage and the pilot landed safely at Musendom.
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Melbourne
Mongay
Agfa Club
SAR
Braybrook
Musendom
Skeleton Found in Box Prompts Investigators at Penahurnt
An almost complete human skeleton was found in a box in the bed of Lereck at Penahurnt today by a passerby. The bones were weather worn, several joined by a brace, and authorities believe the remains may be part of an anatomical exhibit.
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Sydney
Moman
Lereck
Penahurnt
M Dos
Lord Marley Warns of Helical War in Far East Within Two Years
Lord Marley speaking in Ipswich warned that a war in the Far East within two years seems almost inevitable. He linked German and Japanese actions to a broader anti-Soviet coalition and cautioned that only a conference of powers could delay such a conflict. He argued the navy could not defend Britain’s food supply and that air power and convoys would face severe strain in wartime.
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London
Far East
Lord Marley
Ipswich
Germany
Japan
Russia
China
Britain
Gandhi offers appeal for cooperative aid in Bihar relief
In Calcutta on Monday, Mr Gandhi urged respectful cooperation with the government to pursue relief for Bihar’s distress. A Patan meeting, with a committee of Congressmen Europeans and Hindus, supported relief administration for reconstruction. Gandhi, presiding, said duty requires humane awakening and abandonment of past attitudes.
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Calcutta
Gupubt
Bihar
Patan
Reds Bite Police Clash in Melbourne Trades Hall
In Melbourne on Labour Day a clash between Communists and police at Trades Hall left one woman and several constables injured. Protesters after the Labour Day procession reportedly attacked officers with improvised weapons. Ambulances attended as crowds dispersed.
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Melbourne
Communistie
Patloe
British Glider Record Report Amid Unclear Details
A muddled notice from a British glider context notes the death of M Blanchant a high agriculture official, with scattered references to Glider records and a London gathering. The fragmentary text mentions Washington, 50 miles, and possible record attempts at 600 feet, but specifics are unclear.
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Eames
PARIB
M. Blanchant
Bos
Baten
Blanchard
Latehington
Ead
Taad
Will x Maaiobae
London
Latham to Lead Mission to Sydney in Friendly Visit
The Federal Attorney-General Mr Latham outlined Australia’s planned mission to Sydney as a courtesy gesture to neighbour nations. He stressed friendship over economic coercion, urged direct ties with Britain, the Dutch East Indies, Malay States, China and Japan, and defended the League of Nations policy against party use. He said trade matters would be addressed separately.
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Sydney
Latham
Melbourne
Dethe Orth
Australia
Lengue of Nations Union
Umnat Fe
League of Nations
Lael Joon
New Zealand
Pacific
Foreign Office
Freedom portrayed as inhuman conditions in camp
Gerhardt Seger, ex-secretary of the German Peace Society, describes brutal conditions at the camp near Berlin where 1800 prisoners suffer poor food, harsh rules, and abuse by drunk overseers. He notes rubber truncheons and blood as examples, urging the world to learn from Germany’s supposed freedoms.
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London
Comventratio
Orenienburg
Berlin
Gerhardt Seger
German Peace Society
Beger
Ie Ite
Baby Ud
Tokio Huntages
Germany
Orasvenbiurg
Necessary Meeting Promotes Air Port Adaptations
A fragment notes an urged gathering for men and women to join air port adaptability efforts as winter satire is referenced and a person named Jane appears in the text. The readable portion hints at civic or organizational prompts for participation.
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Jane
Air Mporte
Ottawa treaties lift Australia UK trade and Pacific links
Trade figures show Australia exporting to British countries rising by £10.5 million in the first year of Ottawa treaty operation. Exports to the United Kingdom jumped by over £10 million, with notable gains in Canada and Pacific nations. Purchases from the UK, Canada, and other British countries increased, while specific gains with the United States were limited. European sales rose but imports from those nations grew modestly, except for Italy and Belgium.
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Australia
Ottawa
Caporta
United Kingsi
Pacific
Canada
United Kingdom
USA
Union of South Africa
New Zealand
China
Philippine
Falthouga
Japan
Baal Indies
Austrata
Garman
Belgium
Bil Belgie
Autralia
Kialy
Tema Wnd
Labour Unity in Australia Federal ALP Proposals Placed for Easter Conference
From Melbourne to Sydney the Federal Labour Party submits unity proposals to Lang Labor leader Mr J J Graves. Aimed at constitutional rules and pathways to merge branches with New South Wales, the plan calls for a federal conference to decide on new rules and unity terms. Automatic expulsion actions and a special Federal Conference are anticipated before May.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Federal
Labour Party
Lang Paty
J. J. Graves
Ing
New South Wales
Labour of
Fei
Lang Party
United Party
Mrs Walsh Heckled by Dinwey Meeting at Redfern Park
Mrs Walsh faced a hostile reception as she addressed a gathering of the Women's Guild of Empire workers at Redfern Park. She was hooted and loudly interrupted while attempting to speak to the crowd.
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Bydney
Monany
Mra Walsh
Omatvush Rele
Redfern Park
Women's Guild of Empire
Kawaa
City Progress Deputation Interviews Interior Official
A deputation from the City Progress Committee met the Interior official amid routine schedule discussions. The session aimed to advance local projects and address municipal concerns with government oversight.
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The
City Progress
Béinieter For
Am Surty
Oil From Coal Report Expected With PM Meeting
The Prime Minister is to meet unemployed miners' delegation on Friday and announce the Newnes Shale Oil Investigation Committee findings. The report reportedly backs resuming work at Newnes with no navy oil supply commitment. Government support to the chosen company is anticipated, while hydrothermal extraction is reportedly not favored.
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Sydney
Ceusnock
Te Newnes
Newnes
Anansi
Sid
Hydro
Ic Ia
Chilled Meat Trade Seen to Save Australian Cattle Industry
Mr F J Walker reports British orders flowing to Australia as chilled beef expands. He says new shipping space and weekly London cargoes could mark a new era, reducing Argentine competition and boosting national wealth and employment, with government support essential.
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Sydney
F. J. Walker
Mest
Australia
London
Seaton
Australis
Auwteulin
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