Germanys Bid For Sea Power Amid Secret Build Up
London reports naval writer Hector Bywater cites undisclosed evidence supporting Germanys sea power bid. Authorities note 18 months of prep in drawing offices shipyards gun factories and steel works before public avowal with Baltic defense aims. British circles question true scope while German guns armor plates push toward heavier capital ships since 1929.
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London
Hector Bywater
Daily Telegram
Germany
Baltic
East Prussia
Emen
Dusseldorf
Gia
Hitler May Day Speech At Penge Aerodrome Addresses Peace Ideals
The May Day address by Adolf Hitler at Penge Aerodrome centers on defending nationhood through belief and ideal, not armaments. Goebbels adds that Germany’s future depends on the people, while General Goering touts secrecy in military build-up and naval strategy amid wartime tensions.
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Herr Hitler
Penge
Hitler
Goebbels
Air
General Gooring
Orders for German Submarines Reported in Berlin
In the House of Lords the Lord of the Admiralty’s representative said German authorities informed on April 26 that orders for 260 ton submarines and component parts had been given mid April. After extensive preparations the submarines were expected to be completed within a few months.
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Admiralty
Bolton van Istache
Berlin
Woolley Opens Season With Lightning Century At Cambridge
English cricket season delayed by rain as Worcester matches against South Africa and Marylebone were abandoned. Woolley struck a sensational century before lunch in the Sussex versus Cambridge University game, his 14th first class century, ending with 124 for Melville’s 124 and Cambridge at 242. Sumer 373 led by 125 runs.
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Hai
Worcester
South Africa
Maryiebona
Burrey
Woolley Mase
Sussex
Cambridge
Tus
Sumer
H. Melville
Cambridge University
Woolley
Knott
MCC President Viscount Cobham Elected Cricket Leader
Viscount Cobham was elected president of the MCC today, a member of the renowned Lyttleton family. He began playing cricket at Hagity Club, where Lyttleton has long been a key figure, and the club historically included eight notable Lyttleton cricketers.
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London
Viscount Cobham
MCC
Lyttleton Family
Hagity
Lytteton
Lyttletons
South Africans Open English Tour in London
South Africans start their English tour with the opening match in London today. Boores:
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London
King's Jubilee Final Touches in London
Frost and royal preparations mark Jubilee celebrations in London with 12,000 on duty, 26 bonfires planned including one in Hyde Park, and 4,000 Empire guests invited to the St Paul’s service. Crowds fill the West End and traffic halts along Oxford Street as decorations go up.
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London
Fiona
St. Paul's Cathedral
Buckingham Palace
Hyde Parks
Empire
St. Paul's
West End
Oxford
Marble Arch
Loyal Tribute by British Youth at Albert Hall
The Duke of York stood as principal figure in the Boys' Brigade demonstration at the Albert Hall, receiving a loyal tribute from about two thousand members. The crowds joined in a relay across the nation, from John O’Groats to Londonderry, in honor of dedication to the empire.
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London
Duke of York
Boys’ Brigade
Albert Hall
Ithans
Rade
Sddrésa
Johs O Groats
Londonderry
Boy
Market Report Shows Japan and Germany Buy Strongly in Brisbane
Wool prices rose with another five per cent advance and an eight per cent lift in Brisbane trading. German and Japanese buyers competed for fleece, taking about 80 percent of offerings while Bradford and France remained quiet but active in spots.
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Brisbane
Thuculay
Toalay
Japaneus Operat
Coun Brlog
Germany
Japan
Bradford
France
Geelong Wool Sales Report Shows Firm Market Tone
Geelong wool sales proceeded with a firm market yesterday carried into today in Melbourne as buyers maintained a steady demand and prices. The Geelong dealer scene kept a strong tone amid cautious activity among buyers and sellers alike.
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Melbourne
Geelong
Burrinjuck Bulk Supply Rate Announced by Public Works
The Public Works Department announced a new bulk supply rate governing charges for electricity to towns on the Burrinjuck system. The move aims to streamline pricing for municipal users and ensure stable delivery under the Burrinjuck scheme.
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Burrinjuck
Public Works Department
Petrol price rise in England noted by Australian firm
Sydney reports a petrol company spokesman saying there is no indication that Britain’s 1d a gallon price hike will affect Australia. He pointed to different sources for Australian supply and markets not likely to be impacted. Other company reps said a rise here is not being considered.
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Sydney
Landing
Eingland
Ukaly
Official blame of Germany sparks Commons debate
In the House of Commons Mr Ramsay MacDonald was cheered as he defended a recent article in the Wackly Journal blaming Germany for unrest and asserted it reflected government policy. Mr Cooks questioned why this was the only policy since 1931, drawing renewed applause.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Germany
Cooks
MacDonald
Mander
Sriteles
Mr. MacDonald
Tong Time
Peaceful May Day Rally Draws Large New York Crowd
A peaceful march in New York drew between 100000 and 150000 radi gala attendees celebrating National Labour Day. Communitats paraded with about 90000 marchers, roughly double the other group, as police guarded the route without incident.
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New York
Communit Laltits
Communiata
Cote Muniata
German Defiance Echoes In Call For Unyielding Defense
A source fragment quotes a German voice asserting that Germany will not leave its defense to foreign politicians or compromise with Geneva. It warns against European complacency and proclaims that German prestige rests on brave men guarding the nation.
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Germany
Geneva
Europe
Police raid in Vienna targets communist headquarters
Police raided a Vienna suburb targeting communist headquarters on a Wednesday. Officers arrested a suspect in connection with a bomb thrown at a station, with four additional individuals detained during the operation.
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Vienna
Boo Sail
Viennna
Car Crash Over Bank In Flames
East Jaren Grant 40, of Hydney Thurasty, narrowly escaped serious injury when a red sedan swerved across Epil Road and overturned. The vehicle rolled down a slope, caught fire, and Grant escaped through the door as flames engulfed the car, which was destroyed.
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Hydney
Thurasty
East
Jaren
Grant
Tas
Epil Road
Winsman
Glenferrie Murderer In Hospital Ward
The Glenferrie murderer remains in hospital ward while guards hold firm in Pantridge Gaol. The suspect is under close watch as authorities decide next steps in the case.
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Glenferrie
Melbourne
Odward
Pantridge
Printed notice from Anetra Port Captor Prem
An unclear publication line appears, mentioning Arreets inten and Coaherrn. The text seems to reference a printed notice or promo from a local outlet, with odd spellings suggesting OCR artifacts and placeholders rather than a complete article.
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Sete Nnntopaste
Podoris
Anetra
Sydney Jubilee Celebrations Planned Across Centennial Park
Sydney reports on Jubilee preparations with an official platform at Centennial Park for a Monday jubilee service led by Archbishop Mowll and church representatives. A harbor fireworks display and ship illumination are planned, with bonfires, a harbour beach spectacle, and a week of public events. Twenty thousand emergency relief workers will receive free tickets to a night carnival at the Showground next Tuesday.
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Sydney
Centennial Park
Commonwealth of Australia
Archbishop Mowll
Inea
Sydney Harbour
Jubilee Holiday Proposed Shutdown in New South Wales
The New South Wales Traders' Protection Association urges business people to close premises on Jubilee Day, a bank holiday in New South Wales, as a coordinated observance and support for the holiday.
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Sydney
New South Wales
New South Wales Traders'protection Association
Queanbeyan Council Adopts New Bulk Power Rates
At the nights meeting the Queanbeyan Municipal Council outlined a standard rate effective March 1, 1995, estimating a 4.8 percent reduction. Bulk supply charges include a demand charge and stepped energy rates with kilowatt hour pricing and per annum fees for various KVA tiers.
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Queanbeyan
Ava
May Day Quiet in Berlin and Europe Amid Strikes
May Day celebrations were muted across Europe with few attendees in Berlin and other cities. In Paris public services ran normally and no arrests were reported, while Moscow and several Eastern capitals offered larger gatherings though many regions showed limited turnout and hardships for the unemployed.
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Berlin
Moscow
Italy
Bulgaria
Roumania
Austria
France
Paris
Corbin
B.C
Vancouver
May Day Parades in Russia Mass Maslow
Soviet air review featured 30 new supersonic attackers and streamlined planes speeding to 300 mph. Bomber and interceptor formations joined navy and civilian processions, with a serpentine display symbolizing imperial might. Similar parades occurred in other cities.
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Maslow
Wednenany
Utherny
Navy
Rex
Kypity
Hotel Canberra Lease Bid Sparks Interior Department Debate
A reputed brewery group bids for the Hotel Canberra lease with plans for a central storey addition to centralize services and cut heating costs during peak periods. Parliament members were offered concession rates of 14 shillings per day versus 18 shillings for other guests, prompting resident concerns and calls that Parliament House meals be provided there, a practice now reduced.
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Orguaiaation
Camneverre
Ttmn
Department of the Interior
Kurrajong
Caneberra
Parliament House
Divorce Costs and Attachment Sought in Court Action
A writ of attachment was ordered against a former wife and Bartram Abu mor, an officer of the Commonwealth Pensions Department, for failure to pay costs in a divorce action. The judge noted concern over attendance and fear among involved parties, with Mr. May representing the petitioner.
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Ayoney
Mr. May
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