Liner Georges Phillipar Destroyed by Fire in Gulf of Aden
In a Gulf of Aden disaster, 200 missing from the Georges Phillipar liner after a fire five miles off Cape Guarda. Rescue ships report 689 rescued. many burned. Passengers and crew abandoned in lifeboats as other vessels rush to aid.
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Gulf OF Aden
London
Georges Phillipar
Gulf of Pam
Cape Gusrdafui
Eether Eleee
Aden
Otranto
Kalaari
Memagerita Maritime
Cape Guarda
Mahaud
Marveliles
Hakone
Flames and Rescue After Port Vessel Fire
A vessel fire near the port sparked a fierce blaze as passengers and crew evacuated. Lifeboats deployed, several crew members burned, and all aboard were rescued, with lifeboats and torches used to reach safety amid the chaotic scene.
Rescue Ship Disaster Story Told From London News
A clipped report describes a rescue during a French voyage disaster near port. It recounts passengers saved, the captain’s crew, and the ship’s destruction with survivors recovered and others missing in fog and flames. The French captain notes many survivors aboard, while witnesses describe freed boats and chaotic scenes on deck.
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London
Goa
Utehota
Ais
Lain
Thir Coyion
Jon Everyave
University student hurls chemical at tram in commemoration day incident
In Sydney a youth believed to be a university student threw a bottle of chemical into a tram, temporarily blinding the driver Albert Greer. The attack sparked a clash with the driver, as crowds gathered at Parramatta Head and near University Park. Greer was hospitalized after the ordeal, while detectives questioned local youths but found no culprit.
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Sydney
Albert Greer
Parramatta
A. Battele
Greer
Eniversity Park
Unclear historical note on a doomed ship and threats
Fragmentary OCR recounts a ship event and alleged threats linked to Chinese Communism, with references to a three ton belief, a wax replacement, a 1921 fire, and warnings around the Poulleche rhleh. Details are garbled, names and places are unreadable, but the item presents a danger narrative tied to wartime fears.
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Mt. Nixie
Poulleche Rhleh
Income Tax Delay in Collection Shocks Officials
A garbled report shows tax collection delays affecting the Langfield area with references to a postponement by the taxation department. The confusing text mentions individuals and uncertain dates as officials seek to resolve the financial year start and incomplete nail training details.
Murder inquest reveals three men committed for trial
At an inquest into Herbert McKintay’s death in Kempton, coroner finds he was murdered. Prosecution says Morry Price, Keith Wrathell, and John Tingman will face trial for murder. Lottery profits and large sums tied to the case are noted, with £75400 linked to related activities and £230,000 total alleged gain.
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Hobart
Mckintay T
Morry Price
Keith Wrathell
John Tingman
Tuedin
Emstale
Charlie Whelan
Brown
Wrathall Er
Land Board with Unrestricted Scope For Rural Lessees
The Government reconstitures the Land Advisory Board in the Federal Capital Territory and establishes a Land Board of one member empowered to handle all rural land matters. The Interior Minister notes the current board lacks decision power, only offering recommendations. The new Land Board will grant broader representational input from rural communities.
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Land Advisory Board
Federal Capital Territory
Parkhity
Rufel Eames
Tuk
Wool Away Disposal Of Huge Clip
Huge clip disposal reported with figures showing bales shipped by 31 overseas countries including Britain and Japan. The article notes returns and quantities for wool exports from Victoria and New South Wales, with totals reaching hundreds of thousands of bales and a focus on markets in Australasia and Britain.
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Islea
New South Walwe
Lamluby Victoria
Torres Wewtern Australia
Britain
Belnur
Japan
Sidelights on Native Life Farming Between Raids
A Sydney report summarizes views from AYDNEY on native life in Afghanistan and Todian border areas. It notes irrigated land and raids by tribes waiting for crops to grow, with references to Hindu and Afghan beliefs, warnings ignored, and fallout from bombed missions.
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Aydney
R.A. Malden
Sydney
Afghanistan
Rlbea
Indie
Rapid Recovery From Operation
London reports that Rumeau MacDonald's doctors announced the infant Minletse would go to Loe siemouth on Wednesday ahead of Friday. The note mentions ten contin complications and special care from Duke kde and Apoompany lan.
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London
Rumeau MacDonald
Rte
Loesiemouth
Duke Kde
Wil
North Australia union wage cut ordered by arbitration court
The Fell Arbitration Court in Melbourne ordered a 20 percent wage reduction for North Australia farmers union workers. The Northern Territory Pastoral Leases Association had sought a 50 percent cut, arguing northern cattlemen faced severe hardship. The decision outlines board composition and government involvement, with reforms to rent and lease conditions to take effect July 1, 1933, and rent reductions from December 1930 to December 1931 affecting security terms.
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Melbourne
Fell Arbitration Court
North Australia Forkere’ Union
Northern Territory Pastoral Leaves’ Association
Nan
Yelnar
Parkhill
Tragic Collision Kills 20-Year-Old Evelyn Green
A deadly crash near Port Kembla claims the life of Evelyn Green, 20, who was walking with her father Ian Nevill when a lorry collided with a train engine. The early accident occurred as they headed toward Pincon on Tweeday.
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Port Kembla
Tweeday
Evelyn Green
Pincon
New Guard Inquiries and Erratic Report From Ongoing Search
A fragmented note reports inquiries about a new guard and an ongoing search on Twenday. It mentions a train incident and a late interview with a local official. Names and places are unclear, with several garbled phrases and missing details.
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Kneck
Resignation of Hogan Ministry Tenders New Victoria Government
London reports that Mr Hogan tendered his resignation by telephone to Sir William Irvine the Lieutenant Governor of Victoria. The resignation was accepted but Irvine asked the government to continue until successors are appointed.
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London
Hogan
William Irvine
Victoria
Policy for Elections by Sydney Labour Movement Statement
A Federal Labour Party statement condemns rumors of corruption and party manipulation in state departments. It pledges inquiry, urges unity with all parties, and supports negotiating wage relief, unemployment benefits reform, and social service maintenance while opposing wage exemptions and industrial disruption.
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Bydney
Al.p
Australian Labour Movement
Perate
Plane Mishap Near Sydney Ends With Tree Crash
A plane piloted by Alexander Campbell crashed into a tall tree while trying to land near Mascot Sydney on Tuesday afternoon. Passenger Hugh Lang suffered facial injuries. Campbell escaped unharmed along with a bystander who aided them. The aircraft, owned by A W Campbell, was en route to Sydney from Junee when winds caused the loss of control.
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Sydney
Moih
Alexander Campbell
Haruo
Campbell
Hugh Lang
Comiball
Lone
Bargo Campbell
Mtee
Lace
A.W. Campell
Alleged Bribe Case Involving Parliament Members
A disputed hearing at Haulty Court concerns Herbert Aolta, creditor in John Beidge Ltd, seeking removal of A.M Blaneld as liquidator and appointment of A.B. for the Parramatts bridge case. Evidence cites expenditure of 1,009, with a 1,000 cheque to Kolte for salary payments linked to the Parramatts bridge, and questions about who received the funds.
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Rydney
Haulty Court
Herbert Aolta
John Beidge Ltd
A.M Blaneld
A.B. C
Hirde
Kolte
Parramatts
Mpender
Relfey
Witnens
Bpender
Witnen
Wan Navne
Lang Deficit Looms Over Stevens Emergency Government
The Stevens Emergency Government reports a 15 million deficit left by Mr Lang for successors. Parties plan close cooperation for elections with joint policy by Stevens and Bruxner. No sitting member will be opposed by the other party except Upper Hunter where no agreement exists. Bruxner hopes country support for possible UAP alliance. UC P plans to oppose all U.S. members except Malcolm Brown for the Upper Winter seat. Negotiations continue with Labor, aiming for best candidate in each seat.
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Bydney
Tusealy
Stevens
Lang
Mr. Stevens
Messrs. Stevens
Bruxner
Upper
Hunter
United Country Party
Bruxnord
United Australia Party
Wruxner
Udgatio
U.A P
UAB
Uab. Ant 0.8. Members All Be Opposed By the Other Party. With the Jewelbin
Malcolm 1 Brown
U.C.P
W. Cameron
Brown
Eictead
U 4
Tt Iw
Howaver
K. Stevena
New Minister Moves Against Loyalist Unions in Rail Service
A new minister orders withdrawal of previous ministerial directives forcing railway staff to join unions. He states employment cannot be conditioned on union membership and targets unions tied to government rail and tram services. The affected bodies include the Government Railways Transport Builders Association, Teatwayeleet ideal Anmed Workers' Aviation, Hullway Permanent Way Association, and the Hallway Barvics Association.
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Bydney
Tranyort
Uniona
Jil “Buna Nigel
Druxner
Franmurt Communaioner
Linvat
Tramsport Ner
Vnion
Tha Govemanent Railways
Tramsport Biull Assefation
Hullway Permanent Way
Awmnelati
Association of Employers
Naw Houth Wits
Barvics Aswociy
Airman Overdue Reported On Way to Darwin
An airman bound for Australia is overdue after starting from Hong Kong to Linrwit and expected in Darwin. Officials warn ships nearby to watch for the seaplane and aid if located. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Darwin
Australia
Tertrani
Hong Kong
Linrwit
Noel
Copaider
Freight rates debate moves to new ministry
A fragment indicates the Franaport Commissioner advised the Minister of Transport Dr McCirr to consider freight reductions. The matter is to be reviewed by the new ministry, signaling a potential policy shift in transport charges.
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Sydney
Fwe
Transport
McCirr
State election rolls ready with no difficulties seen
The chief secretary reports the electoral machinery functioning smoothly. Election rolls for the outstanding election will be prepared and announced, with anticipated orderly processing and no rowdy conduct expected on polling day.
Women Candidates to Contest Election in Sydney Area
The Women's Candidates Committee of the United Associations says several women will contest the election. Named are Dr. Lacy Guilett for North Heaney, Mrs Lillie Hierna Willoughby, and Mea Ray Duncan Drummoyne.
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Sydney
Tusway
United Associations
Noy Party
Cupeldaten
Whey
Lacy Guilett
North Heaney
Lillie Hierna
Willoughby
Mea Ray “Duncan
Drummoyne
Premier Stevens to Deliver Policy Speech in Croydon May 4
The Premier Mr Stevens will launch a policy speech in Croydon on May 4. Country Party luncheon to Buttenshaw in Akty. Ex-leader Buttenshaw was entertained by Country Party colleagues amid praise for his service.
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Bydnet
Mr. Stevens
Croydon
Country Party
MM Buttenshaw
Atomy
AK. Buttenshaw
Ne Loud
Wan
Hurcheon
Bruxner
Wea
Wutthashawa
MR. Latham
Marseilles
Labour Party Cheers Mr Lang At Meeting
The Labour Party of a parliamentary caucus held a gathering today naming Mr Lang a daily good fellow. An executive committee was appointed to guide the party during the election campaign.
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Labour Party
MR. Lang
Mate
Yin Wan
Daly
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