Europe Faces Tense Peace Drive Amid German Attitude
London reports intense focus on securing peace as France Britain and Germany weigh pacts Laval Goering and Hitler pose for forthcoming moves. Paris Berlin and Western capitals gauge Abyssinian crisis and potential shifts in Poland Finland and Czechoslovakia amid looming European tension.
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London
Europe
Laval
Goering
Ganeva
House of Larda
House of Commons
Germany
England
Po “Dany
Paris
Reviata
Poland
Javuhia
Finland
Berlin
Fred
Hitler
Wdtanset
Pesos
Canberra University Association appeals for stronger membership
The Canberra University Association held its ninth annual meeting at Albert Hall chaired by Sir Robert Garran. Members deplored drifting membership and urged renewed efforts to recruit supporters for establishing a National University in Canberra. The report showed new members but many former members let subscriptions lapse, highlighting the need to involve those interested in university education and push for active backing.
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Canberra University Association
Canberra
Albert Hall
Urgen
University College
Knowles
Sinantlatec Lion
Es Pressat
Associatia
Bolmgrade
Mational University
RENE
Moma
Mentaane
Moniny
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Mir
Robert
Duteates
Uae
Teabis
Beveral
Curren
Sydney Death Report Face of Page Fe I
Telephone notes indicate a Sydney death report continued on page Fe with further details to follow. The fragment shows no clear names, dates, or locations beyond the city reference and continuation instruction.
Canonisation Ceremony in Rome at St Peter's
report of a grand canonisation in Rome with Mk Peters and Sir Thomas More linked to the event. crown of 90 000 pilgrims attended as bells rang out across the city. high mass and papal homily urged England to return to Catholicism. basilica lit by floodlights and the ceremony broadcast. cardinal and episcopal ranks outlined.
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Mk Peters
Thomas More
Bislhop
St. Peter's
Rome
England
Queen Victoria
College of Cardinals
False report of Hitler's death spread rumors
A scrambled OCR entry reports a false death rumor about Hitler. The fragment mentions delays in publishing editions and rumors of assassination, with unclear attributions and timing, reflecting propaganda concerns of the era.
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Hitler
Moscow Crash Narrowly Averted by Skilled Pilots
A wide spread fire was contained by quick actions of pilots after a crash near Moscow. Firefighters faced limited aircraft arrivals as only a few planes were available for Soviet response, delaying containment but ultimately preventing greater devastation.
Count Complete UAP Wins Petersham Monday
Counting in Petersham the only visctorate in doubt was The final state of the portion in the new House will be.
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Petersham
No Change in Queensland Cabinet
In Brisbane on Monday a meeting of the Labour party reselected all former Cabinet Ministers, preserving existing leadership and ministerial lineup. The action maintains continuity in Queensland government as key portfolios are confirmed.
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Queensland
Brisbane
Labour
Archbishop of Perth Dying in Perth
The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Perth, Dr. Clune, is dying after weeks of illness. He has been gravely ill and near death, with the last rites administered in recent days.
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Perth
Monagy
Archbiahoy
Clune
M Prewitt fetal wie vacua as allocating portation
Unable to determine clear event or facts from the provided text fragment. The snippet lacks identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or concrete actions to frame a concise news-style card.
Medal Climax Secret Medal Distribution At Canberra
Secret distribution of Jubilee medals caused controversy in Canberra as officials and public figures clashed over the list of recipients. The second batch sparked speculation about who was honored while names remained undisclosed. Colonel J T H Goodwin, a former administrator of the territory, received a medal yesterday.
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Prominant
Canberra
Cltizans
Ariticiam
Parsons
Walt
J.T. H. Goodwin
White Rajah's Daughter Engaged in Barawak Match
The white rajah of Barawak and his daughter are central to a notable engagement. Elizabeth, known as Rey of Mayfair Hotel fame, fell in love with Ray after earlier meetings with the band, and his proposal was warmly supported by Elizabeth and the Incheape family.
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Mir Charley Breaks
Barawak
Jnmaee
Government House Delays Names in Official Confrontation
The report notes officials will not disclose names while Government House downplays the matter as a government issue. The dispute involves the Prime Minister’s office and ongoing distribution delays affect the process.
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Ior
Bice
Han
Air
Better Dead Brain Damaged Tribune Report
A terse notice mentions a person named Sey and Lawrence in a Universal Tributes context. The language signals a brief obituary or public tribute outlining a death and a family or organizational acknowledgment. Specific dates, places, or full names are not provided in readable form.
Air Mail Negotiations in London Train Tragedy
In London on Sunday a discussion emerged after the death of Shaw in an air mail incident. Mr. A W Lawrence, brother of the deceased, urged defence, while Mr. Winston Churchill commented that no blow has befallen the Commonwealth and New Zealand. Tenders were to be called for the airborne service and an effort toward restorative unity was noted.
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London
Shaw
A. W. Lawrence
Parkhill
Winston Churchill
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Deficits Improvement in Position for Australian State
A Loan Council report indicates the current year’s deficit for Australian States is about £4,000,000 to £5,000,000, revised from £9,000,000. Treasury officials will finalize figures at Canberra ahead of next Monday’s meeting, aiding plans to raise funds via internal loans next year.
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Loan Council
Cam*berra
Treasury
Canberra
Boussus Beats Bunny Austin at Paris Tournament
In a notable match at the Paris competition, Boussus defeated Bunny Austin with brilliant play. The French championships spotlighted Boussus again on the same court where he faced success in 1934, elevating his standing in international tennis.
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Paris
Bundag
Austin
Boussus
Austin Lour
Taxation Uniformity Sought by Officials
Officials in Canberra push for uniform taxation rules across states during a conference. The meeting gathers lawmakers and tax department heads to harmonize rates, definitions, and compliance standards amid ongoing fiscal reforms and intergovernmental negotiations.
Taxation Conference Hears Mixed Tennis Match Notes
The report describes a windy tennis day with Brugnon and Glasser leading as Crawford and Austin faltered at 4-2 in the first set. The Royal Commission on taxation and Commonwealth and state ministers meet to discuss simplification and unification of income tax law with delegates and officials listed.
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Austin
Crawford
Mme Vol, Ieye
Brugnon
Glasser
Brookes
Royal Commission On Taxation
Mcials
Commonwealth
Counellant van Devine
Austin and Crawford
Jand Claaser
Royal
Blanchy
David Farguaen
Man Brookes and Fisher
Lame
Er. V. Mison
Borotra
Bernant Best
Tuckey
Wales
L. Jackson
J. A. Neale
New South Wales
E. J. McMahon
Feneral
W. Spence
Gregory Beats Caution in Tennis Set Sequence
Gregory defeated Caution in a tightly contested tennis match with 6-7 8-4 6-4 scores across three sets. The rally featured momentum shifts as Gregory seized control late in the decider to secure the victory.
Japs Win in Holland and Davis Cup Chaos
Tennis results from a Sunday show Temeqnahl defeating Tescummaner and Miahimura beating Hughan while Casca edged Puncee. In the Davis Cup, Grant beat Danial Hernandes 4-1, 6-3, 6-0. Mako substituted for Budge, led 1-0, but cramps forced a default, leaving the tie at four matches to one.
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Holland
Temeqnahl
Tescummaner
Miahimura
Hughan
Mexico
CITZ
Pundey
Grant
U.A
Danial Hernandes
Germany Could Live On Sap Bark And Munich
A Nobel Prize winner Dr Bergina said Germans might survive on sap bark and sawdust in a night lecture. He described a future where carbohydrates and cellulose could be sourced, and waste sawdust turned into food and fuel profitably marketed.
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Germany
Munich
Bergina
Lisse Roceen
Coincidence of Death Anniversary Mentioned
A terse note records the death anniversary of Kenaan Senguno 1018, referencing Shaw as an instrument and noting a known fighter and king of the deart. The fragmentary item hints at ceremonial remembrance within a historical context.
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Shaw
French Team To Meet In Australia For Singles
Unclear OCR text describes a French team preparing for an international singles match in 1931 era context. Mentions Borotra Bruguier and Brochea with uncertain details about scores or results from last night’s play and possible comeback.
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Pier
Cer
Mest Australis
Mer- Ma van
Eta
Borotra
Mayarotra
Expressions of Admiration Stir London Public Interest
London crowd shows wide expressions of admiration as a witty remark from an unnamed figure in New York provokes public interest. The brief item notes strong reaction but provides few concrete details or names.
Broadbent Beats Melrose Record by Two Days at Parafield
Adelaide Monday pilot H F Broadbent landed at Parafield Aerodrome at 9 54 a.m. after a three days ten hours flight, beating Melrose's previous record by two days. Brow bent exceeded his schedule by six hours, the plane performed perfectly, and the trip was incident free. He plans to depart for Melbourne tomorrow hoping to reach Burney by Wednesday to meet his wife.
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Adelaide
H. F. Broadbent
Parafield
Austral
Melrose
Broadbent
Joe
Melbourne
Toomorrow
Burney
Records fall at Coupe Deutsch in France air race
Paris report says Raymond Delmatte won the 2000 mile triangular course in four hours 30 minutes 17 seconds. The world 1000 kilometer record was broken twice as Delmatte averaged 276 miles per hour. The 100 kilometer record was taken by Eure Armeen at about 293 miles per hour.
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Paris
Raymond Delmatte
Couras
Four Howe
Thia Reo
Delmatta
Eure Armeen
Edwards Case Shoots Controversy in Tokyo Police Hearing
A Japanese police hearing targets the Edwards case involving Sydney based Mrs. Quetruds Edwards after a stay at a local inn. The article notes foreign involvement and questions about police conduct while officials in Tokyo discuss the incident.
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TORIO
Sydney
Quetruds Edwards
Abe
Noley Inn
Igone ‘Amon
Oes
Japan
Udyards
Trenton 9
Horan Siar
Goto
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Association Appeals For Membership
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Germee
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Moscow
Soviet
U.A.P
White Rajah
Sey
Lawrence
Universal Tributes
Ookes
Merman Brooks
Rica
Gregory
Ragus
Mensol
Jugoslavia
Casca
Gaechoslovakis
America
Ted Lam
Jubilee Fund
Jim
France
Edwards
South Head
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