Federal Capital Police to Enlist 200 Special Constables
Major H E Jones heads a drive to raise 200 special constables for the Federal Capital Police under the Peace Officers Act 1925. The force will include public service men, many from Duntroon College, sworn to guard Parliament House and The Lodge amid fears of violence.
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H. E. Jones
Com- Investigation Department
Federal Capital Police
Mhen
Public Service
Duntroon College
Parliament House
Aberta
Federal
ESAY UPSETS FEDERAL BUDGET COMMONWEALTH THREE MILLIONS
The Treasury reports a potential balanced budget for the Commonwealth if NSW repayments cover defaults. April revenue shows a deficiency easing to 521,000, with income tax and customs yielding notable totals. Prime Minister Lyons notes the year’s trend toward improved revenue as May and June expectations rise.
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New South
Commonwealth
Treasury
Wates
New South Wales
AL Thuin
Tad Media
Maine
Mr. Lyons
Uerial
Jae Fis
Jean
Dietoher
Tax-Free Loan Details From New Kanth Meeting
Fragments describe a tax free loan issue involving 108000 in New Kanth with a ten day payment deadline. The document mentions forma of conveyance, water loans, and a mint ton. The text notes interest rates and potential implications for the unsettled accounts.
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Bydney
Twenny
New Kanth
Canverston
British Workless Rise in April Unemployment Figures
Sharp Iacraait in Apel J London stood Sunday. Pilipula's unemployed up April 24 ware 2602101, showing a rise compared with March. The increase due to seasonal temp work, with coal mining contributing to higher unemployment as many workers faced temporary layoff.
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Ondon
Standay
Pyilula
Saulhorrinn
Amd
Unclear Union Demands May For Wage Pact
An excerpt reports Ultimatums from Sydney union members pressing for compliance with government water restrictions and seeking a wage pact. Premier Metin’s transport minister reply and a parliamentary question are noted as part of the debate on legality and potential service disruption.
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Sydney
Texday Uniowm
Layidlint Unione
Bina Fue
Miniter For
Metin
Dricimond
Lyons Landslide Survivors as Artillery Halts Rescue
Ten thousand spectators watched as authorities ordered artillery to break the collapse of Tulna. The long, deadly wait ended when rescue teams halted further danger, and a woman named Madame Mathien narrowly escaped death while seeking news of her missing husband.
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Lyons
Italy
Madame Mathien
Ivan
Poe Hittie
Doumer Burial Planned in Paris Family Vault
The funeral of M. Doumer proceeds from the Pantheon to the family vault at Mouguerd with a large mourning procession. Ministers, officials, and mourners gather as guards secure a solemn scene. Australia to be represented by Attorney General Latham. a wreath sent to honor the late president. Britain plans formal messages to France and an address to the King in the Lords.
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Paris
M. Doumer
Pantheon
Muugherd
Blyneo
Hely
Malcolm MacDonald
Latham
Australia
France
London
Munday
Prince of
Brégident
Hyndon
Commonmilleday
Rtanney Bakiwin
White Guards Blamed by Mogcow El
A Moscow dispatch reports Mr Kade the elot at the Hoviotrupagundas Department comments that White Guards inspired a crime to push major powers toward war. He condemns imperialist manipulation and Soviet reactions to alleged provocations by foreign newspapers and forged documents.
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Moscow
Munday
Kade
Thn Muita
Usuimge
Gollsnof
Bolmhavile
Newknapern
Ruusaln
Government to fast track Mortgages Taxation Bill in Council
In Sydney on Tuesday a government move signals extensive legislation to be pushed through all stages to borrow the Mortgages Taxation Bill. Mr Concanman announced the measure in the Legislative Council, with no province mentioned. The Far Endowment Bill was also slated for swift passage.
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Sydney
Concanman
Legislative Council
Desauree Nore
French Ministry Resigns Amid Socialist Victory Forecast
Paris dispatch notes the Tardieu cabinet to resign, with Herriot likely to become premier by a large Socialist majority. Analysts expect a conciliatory international stance and liberal policy, while opposition presses warn of a repeat of 1936 leftist finances.
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Paris
Mandey
Tardieu
M. Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT ON JUNE 2
Paris reports M. Painteve will not seek the Presidency. The new President is to be elected a month before Weholder’s term ends and invested soon after. The Council of Ministers has played a role since M. Downers nomination. The fall of M. Tardien may restore power to the new President, who will be sworn in quickly. The new Chamber convenes on June 2 with the president and vice president to take office after a short interim.
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Paris
M. Painteve
Weholder
MM. Downers Aus
M. ‘Tardien
Tardien
Armel
New Guard plots startling disclosures in Sydney
Sydney officials reveal the New Guard planned to seize ministers and high police, imprison them in the old Berrima Gaol. Detectives searched intelligence rooms, seized papers including a Berrima Gaol plan, and raided Wingelte House seeking rolls. Police vow swift action amid sensational raids and ongoing investigations.
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Sydney
Mr. Childs
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Childs
Berrima
Childe
New Guard
Upetective
Dergeania Watkins
Seized Papers Sent To Crown Law Office
British press comment notes several raids in the city and suburbs with offices at O Connell and Martin Place visited. The Dally Herald reports documents seized from prominent citizens amid pressure on Crown Law Office for action on papers and policy amid Tardieu Laval tensions. The New Guard leader Campbell may pursue further action against police over today’s raids.
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Campbell
Wight
Soviet Union
Mr. Lyons
Pitt Hainyat
Mmangneg
of & Damkeupt
O'Connell
Martin Place
London
Dally Herald
M. Tardieu
Mare
Locarne
Versailles
German hopes on French policy after elections
Berlin reports Germany cautiously hopeful that French elections may ease Franco German tensions but not expect changes to disarmament or reparations. Conservative German press comments on the French situation mention limited prospects for broad shifts in policy.
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Berlin
Germany
Modaliet Na Wapmper —Vorown Wgas
Elation
Beutsche Aller Tuaine Zeitung
Malta Protests Grow Amid Nationalist Parades
Fragmentary report from Valletta describes Nationalists marching in streets shouting anti British slogans. The unrest includes implications for potential delays in parliamentary actions and tensions involving church leaders and prominent figures like Lord Strickland, with uncertain prospects for peace and Vatican diplomacy.
Fragmented Weather and Space Terms Prompt Confusing Text
The readable parts hint at weather terminology and spatial arrangement but the passage is garbled. It mentions Avaustralia and New Py TaN with unclear references to beta and training. No coherent events or entities can be reliably identified for a confident summary.
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Avetratia
Arrests Reported After Safe Blowing Incident
Two men named Ry dney and Tunday were arrested following a supposed safe blowing at Nam bivos Hexda during work hours. A third man was searched, and two suspects were detained while authorities investigated the smashed window and driven wreckage.
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Rydney
Nambivos Hexda
John Piggott
Wetala
Thiavas
Aoi
Details of a planned government crackdown and prison scheme
Police seized documents revealing a sensational New Guardian court plot to incarcerate MP Lang and Gosling, with ministers as prisoners in Berrima Gaol. The plan reportedly aimed to indict for high treason, exposing ammunition dumps and rifle drill sites across the suburbs and associated maps.
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Che
Guardian
Quan
Berrima Oaal
Lang
Gosling
Berrima Gsol
Mimtanar
Cella
Tiwan
Miss England II to attempt water speed record
Mira England III will launch today at Thames Yardy Thornycroft Hin glinsern to chase a new world water speed record aboard a Rolls Royce powered vessel. The craft mirrors her famous ancestor Miss England I in design and length, with a high power output and expected record attempt near Garda Lake.
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London
Mira
England
Kay Don Hopen
Thornycroft Hinginsern
Lake Garda
Abe
Berlin budget debate on reparations plan discussed
In Berlin on Monday a budget proposal for reparations is introduced. The document cites a general fund and allocations, detailing figures like 121,008 and 1081. The text remains fragmentary but signals a formal government discussion of financial reparations and budget adjustments.
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Berlin
Budast
Balchatas Gentaler Se Provinide Pratonk
Massacre Report Amid Dnieper Bank Bombarded Nobasari
On the banks of the Dnieper River villagers near Nubasari were killed by a Soviet cavalry squadron. Eyewitnesses on the Romanian shore describe peasants struck down, the riverbank littered with the dead and dying as public safety items were scattered.
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Vienna
Dneiater
Nubasari
Doukhobors in Vancouver Seek Participation in War Aid
The Doukhobors in Vancouver call for continued participation in relief efforts as the remainder of the 4300 men in British Columbia prepare for war service. Three internment camps have been opened, with two children reportedly contained within educational institutions.
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Vancouver
Oven
Wamon Dima Childron
Rudy Faradea
Columbis
Heya Bon
Mighty Two Cullaren Amore
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Viva
Stelin
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