Mussolini mobilizes more forces amid Abyssinia tensions
Germany under suspicion as Mussolini orders additional mobilization for East African colonies. Italian plans include two militia divisions and thousands more rifles and ammunition amid fears of warlike actions. Authorities refuse full country roster while newspapers discuss alleged German arms supply to Abyssinia and broader intervention.
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Addie
Italy
Adda
Kelas
Abyssinia
Esserta
Germany
Navy Hall of Fame volunteers for submarine tests
The Daily reports that Germany backs submarine testing while the American Senate faces a divisive vote. The piece notes tentative measures and the potential narrow margin by which the Desate will uphold eric, with authorities citing London as context.
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Desate
Eric
Throwing the Javelin Sets New Record at Meet
A precision throw of 174 feet 49 inches broke the previous javelin record by nearly 20 feet at the track meet. Officials reported strong winds but praised the standout performance by the athlete.
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Ovonnt
Ay Iveroit
Collective Security Debate in London Dominions Clash
The Dominions insist Germany must be treated as an equal partner and share responsibility in any European security accord. Australia flags concerns over Geneva April resolution on conscription, while Britain and Dominions seek unity on a British policy for rapid action without bypassing Dominion input.
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London
Europe
Germany
Eeca
Streaa
Australia
Mr. Menzies
Ir John Simon
Weanowtay
Britain
Yenterdey
Australian team ready for Davis Cup opener in London
Daily Telegram notes two day coverage by Mr Wallia Myers that ten Australians are on the ground in London for the opening round of the Davis Cup at New Beard. Myers says Australia, strong with European experience, aims to push into the Gaudin match against Maw Seer, seeking a first victory.
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London
Daily Telegram
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Mew Beal
Australana
Myers
Hat
Australia
T He Gaudin
Trade Treaty Talks Stir Australian Ministers
Australian trade ministers led by Sir Henry Gullett clash with the Board of Trade's Mr Runciman over primary and secondary industry terms. Negotiations remain buoyant for a temporary lull, while schedules show Ministerial travel plans including a June 8 return to Australia via New York and provincial visits. Continentally, Gullett’s mission and other engagements faced delays from numerous fatalities in the meat agreement.
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London
Sir Henry Gullett
Board of Trade
Runciman
Peer Seto Lnindertal
Oe Ramala
Iar Lyant
Australia
New York
Henry Guilett
Jubilee Fund to Share in Canberra Distribution
Canberra to share in Jubilee Fund for maternal welfare following a £50,000 grant from the Commonwealth. A portion of the funds will be used for expenses in the Federal Capital Territory, with Canberra residents contributing to the memorial. Money collected in Canberra will be spent locally, said Mr Hughes.
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Minter Tor Eat Oymm
Kaye
Canberra
Commonwealth
Ferriwsty
Hughes
Dr Kagawa Urges Australia to Prioritize Child Welfare
Dr Kagawa visiting Australia extols government support for mothers and children as vital to the nation’s future. He warns that population decline and high infant mortality could threaten resources and the country’s long term prospects amid efforts to sustain a 100,000 birth rate.
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Australia
Kagawa
Commonwealth
Japan
Austriay
Maddened Bull Creates Sydney Street Panic
A fear crazed bull rampaged through Sydney streets near the Harbour Bridge and York Street, scattering crowds and disrupting wharfs. After a harrowing chase, it swam toward Goat Island, was cornered near Daigety's wharf, then towed back to Miller's Point by police.
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Harbour Trust
Harbour Bridge
York Street
Billac’s Point
Daigety's Wharf
Polis
Looge
Lempad
Goat Island
Miller's Point
Australia Hails Jubilee Address At British Royal Levee
King’s levee in London draws ten thousand outside the Palace and eight thousand along Pall Mall as Admiral's full dress uniforms parade. Mr Lyons presents Parliament's address to the Queen and Duke of Gloucester, praising Queen Victoria’s reign and Australia's loyalty to the Empire.
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Palace
Pall Mall
Duke of Gloucester
St. James Palace
Australie
Australia
Britain
Mr. Lyons
Four Killed in Artist Lavalie Home Fire
A blaze at artist Lavalie’s home in Cincinnati killed four, injured seven, and forced evacuation. The artist was away at a New York exhibit. His second wife Virginia Wilson, visiting relatives, survived with others. Among the dead are two daughters of Lavalie’s, a Roosevelt in law, and a Morgan in law. The ten year old son escaped.
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Ana
Dha Lavalie
From & Re
Lavalie
New York
Lavalle
Virginia Wilson
Robert Wilson
Cincinnati
Mere Herawelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Juntun Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Art Galery
PARKES TRAGEDY NO SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAY
In Parkes the death of Miss Emily Simpson is not thought to involve foul play. The body was found under a hedge. Police believe an overdose of medicine caused her death. An almost empty bottle lay nearby. A man believed to have moved her from a footpath to the hedge was interviewed and later detained for questioning.
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Parkes
Emily Simpson
Mixx Simpson
Beirie
Raf
Sofala
Antarctic germs in snow challenge health resort theory
Dr Poulter of the New York Antarctic expedition dismissed the idea that cold would sterilize snow. Biologists tested snow from the camp and found bacteria in many samples. He warned cold alone does not prevent germs or colds despite romantic hopes for a health retreat.
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New York
Poulter
Antarctic
Mrs A Percival Farewelled by Friend
Mrs A Percival bade farewell at a Canberra hotel during a social farewell to a visiting party from Regland. More than thirty attendees gathered for the event. The guest of honour was presented with a guest of honour gift and a hogmanay? voyage honored. The party proceeded to Canberra then onward to England.
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A. Percival
Mautonal Tt
Tuan
Fetemulh
Cansborra
Mora
Cunclon
Iran- UF
Prreival
Canberra
Janey
England
Jubilee Medal Ceremony Attracts Town Officials
A local Jubilee Medal ceremony in Tusadag saw members of the Altre Council and representatives from the Dapty-Pressarst in attendance. The Shire Clerk gave thanks and praised the president for his sustained service, noting the role of community leaders in preserving tradition.
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Altre
Tusadag
Dapty-Pressarst
Marty
Provident
Shire Cler& IF
Umm Be
Earthquake Devastates Montserrat National Jubilee Crowd
A massive earthquake in Plymouth Montserrat causes extensive property damage with hundreds of thousands in losses. No deaths reported though many homes and buildings are destroyed or damaged during Jubilee celebrations. Residents flee as flying stones threaten streets and inland shocks disrupt the festivities.
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Montesrrat
Tues
Montserrat
London Celebrations Mark Silver Jubilee Night Run
Crowds filled East and West End streets with dancing and lights as London celebrated the Silver Jubilee. The King sent thanks to police and organizers while proceeds from a public stand sale funded charity. Diplomatic figures for the royal visit and a renewed greeting from the Prime Minister and Brazilian ambassador followed.
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West End
Eeeral Admiracn
Westminstar Hall
St. James’ Palace
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Thole Majestien
Minister Drummond attacks Teachers' Federation in letter
The Minister for Education Mr Drummond accuses the Teachers' Federation of pursuing party political aims over the Salaries Reduction Act. He contrasts past actions by Mr McCuinsem and Lang and Labour, claims the federation seeks electoral influence, and defends government policy while praising teachers' current conditions and saying none were retrenched or dismissed.
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Wednesda
Teachers’ Federation
Education
Drummond
Federation
Hendry
Deurmond
Ince
McCuiness
Alea
Crown
Sir
McCuinsem
Euty Rlaing
Phiny Savere
Lang
Labour
Balarias
Cervans
Forestry Scheme for Youth Planned by NSW Government
A forestry works program costing 100000 pounds will be launched by the New South Wales Government with Commonwealth and State funding. The plan mirrors previous forestry schemes, but with a federal grant condition that 20 percent of workers be under 21. The State has allocated 1300 pounds for forestry efforts, and over the past year more than 2000 men have been employed in similar projects.
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Rydney
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Governmenta
Mech
Ekate
Gven
Sugar profits bydyney half time report unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions sugar profits and a half time moment but provides no identifiable people, teams, places, dates, or concrete figures to form a coherent brief.
Dingo Menace On Caring Tusslay
Fragmentary report describes a dingoes threat near Caring Tusslay with unclear details. No clear actions, dates, or named organizations emerge from legible text.
Moratorium full protection promise by Mr Stevens
Mr Stevens pledged moratorium protection would be renewed by the Government in Peter xham urging purchasers to renegotiate with creditors through mutual agreement on fair terms. He cited unemployment halved since three years ago and outlined three main measures including post-war aid to Pine country, expansive public works, and unemployment insurance to fund future jobs. He noted city rail and trolley expansions and highlighted wage growth from £39,800,000 to £3,500,000—a likely OCR error—emphasizing rewards ahead for past efforts.
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Bydney
Stevens
Peter~xham
Two Regimes Compared in Economic Struggle
A comparative study contrasts Lang government with Stevens-Brusner rule. Lang's tenure saw rising unemployment, a 100,000 jobs record, 70,000 unemployed including relief workers, and increasing food relief. By contrast, under Stevens-Brusner the deficit fell from 230,000,000 to a lower level as relief measures and subsistence programs evolved.
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Aydney
Lang
Preasnt
Langiam
Tie
Stevéne-Brusner
Langtam
Lang Tavernment
Mothercraft Society Holds Annual Meeting and Provisional Elections
The Mothercraft annual meeting announces a new constitution with provisional officers and council to be elected at a special meeting last month. The Times notes internal turmoil amid uncertainties in the society's affairs and aims to finalize leadership.
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Casbarre Sothercrats
Warner Team
Permanent Secretary for Mr Hughes Returns to Department
A fragment notes a permanent secretary role linked to Mr Hughes and mentions a return of Mr. Leon to the department on Saturday, though the text is incomplete and unclear.
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MR. Hughes
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