Ship cargo of arms held up by land permits refused
A British ship carrying arms bound for Abyermain was denied permission to land at Gibraltar amid diplomatic rows between Britain and the Channel Islands. The cargo valued at £20,000 includes 2000 air bombs and 40 machines, with munitions awaiting Home Office approval before they can be landed in England. The vessel and crew faced ongoing legal and regulatory delays, with possible re-routing and further government action anticipated.
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Britain
Gibraltar
Ermal
Finland
Beiwar
Culiapeen
Ana Arma
Offoe
England
Tanr
Burk
Wallasta Maris Ln
Andhanel
Alands
Overdue distress signals probe tied to ship near New Zealand
Unexplained distress signals linked to the barque Conrad and a Mantwyker lighthouse report. Cape ferried an exhaustive search from Tasmania to Cape York, with speculation that a Joseph Conrad figure may be involved amid two mysterious sightings off New Zealand.
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Mobart
Conrad
Cape
Tasmania
Cape York
Joseph Conrad
New Zealand
Amd
Maiden voyage of Queen Mary aims to set record
London reports the Cunard liner Queen Mary will attempt a world record on its maiden voyage from Cherbourg to New York after leaving Southampton. The ship carried 109 extra passengers and is expected to depart amid favorable conditions, with Captain Bir Kagar Witten guiding the voyage. A special telegram indicates the ship’s purpose and preparations for the record attempt.
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Cunard
York
Cherbourg
Southampton
Youre
Filma
Sa Gaia
Bir Kagar Witten
Petred
Mary
Walton
Brathaminion
Sewae
Chactouss
Renewed Italian Bid for British Friendship
Semi official circles see Italy ready to seek repeal of sanctions to ease Anglo Italian tension. A Geneva repeal is viewed as unlikely, with sanctions allowed to lapse naturally. Britain could keep troops in Ababa if she wishes while Geneva talks are adjourned.
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London
Mussolini
Britain
Geneva
Italy
Reben Nda
Palestine
Bri
Ababa
Enti
Mussolini Opens Talks With Britain France On Abyssinia
Italian premier Mussolini outlines how Italy will respect Abyssinia's independence while continuing sanctions, seeks harmony of French and British interests, and notes readiness to mobilize 5,000,000 soldiers if needed. He emphasizes Abyssinia's capital remains Addis Ababa and calls for Anglo Italian rapprochement.
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Astitath
India
Ji Duce
Mary
Addia
Ababa
Italy
Britain
Lake Tsar
League
Duce
Kae
Eutrope
Fascia
Bruxner Obstinacy Breaks Record in State Crisis
In a tense state political crisis, Premier Brunner faces possible resignation as opposition leader Mr. Ross presses a motion of no confidence. If Brunner resists, it could trigger a cross-party collapse with four Country Party members poised to quit, ending four years of Treasury bench control. Gavin Ross vows to force a decisive debate within a fortnight.
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Tte
Wrds G- Rous
U.A.P
Ross
Brunner
Country Party
Muttenshaw
Drummond
Vincent
Main Thin
Zompeaite
Treasury
Budget Leakage and Secrecy in Future Ministry Proposals
A London report outlines secrecy measures for the Budget Tribune, noting that chancellor proposals should be communicated only to the Prime Minister rather than the full Cabinet. The piece discusses methods of concealing details and limiting disclosure prior to official release.
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London
Ly Mal
Budget Tribune
Ture
Lost trawler sails from Dakar amid mutiny and theft
The British and French West African authorities struggled to detain the trawler Sir Pat as its crew faced scarce fuel and provisions. Mate Skene claims the plan was to take the vessel, divide the money, and abandon with Captain Black Osborne in Dakar. The crew later aimed for Cape Town but endured engine failures and delays, with no payments made and a mutinous disposition confirmed.
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Skene
Dallay
Daily Malt
Cape Town
Ter
Black Osborne
Ford
Harry Stone
Stone
Streight
Dover
Rentina
Calais
Vis
Lalands
Cape Blanco
African Cnost
Port Aileanr
Wwe Machad Dakar
Daker Nort Ofelass
Underwriters Agree to Pay Total Loss Claim
A reading notes that Tim understood that Don and the team have agreed to pay the total loss if the claim is not settled before settlement. The owners face a possible sale of assets as a result of the recovered proceeds.
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Tim
Don
Te API
Pettie
Boy Knocked Down by Car Under Customs Rules
A boy was struck by a car at Kilimatta intersection while goods were reportedly on order. Customs regulations last week prohibit importation and require an examination of the shipment, with hospital care noted for injuries and ongoing inquiries into whether the incident involved delayed lighting at the scene.
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Adrian Mie
Boorvengare
Reinkdarter
Mr Fits
Senita
Vettr
Kilimatta
Australia
Red Gatwan
Eeesiae
Lahipa
Appeal in Collingwood murder in Melbourne court
An appeal on behalf of Maward Waser proceeds in Melbourne over a murder conviction and death sentence. The case involves the Court of Criminal Appeal and debates over penalization and police actions. The Archbishop Canterbury is noted in procedure and the matter concerns Collingwood and related legal venues.
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Hoanion Saad Resis Fae
Maward
Perogae
Corneirun
Court of Criminal
Ter Marold Lapaby Chott
Collingwese
Canterbury
Groods
le Tun Laagee
Fiona da Hwan
Registration of Shops Mt Explained by Mother Mitt en
A historic notice explains shop registration rules as mothers, guardians, and the public council discuss the need for proper reputration and oversight. The article notes likely officials named Bir Arthur Trethewan and Darestors of the Pucmers in relation to enforcement.
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Arthur Trethewan
Darestors
The
Pucmers
Mary’s Message of Thanks Reported Today
In a fragmentary notice, readers learn of a message of thanks from Mary. The brief item hints at a acknowledgment or dedication but details are unclear within the readable text. The record notes the public notice nature and uncertain specifics.
Japanese Protest on New Tariff Restrictions
Japan protests to the Commonwealth Government against tariff limits that would curb imports, with forecasts of restricted Australian wheat imports to J and Manchukuo and a licensing system under consideration. Australian wool purchases may be cut by one third as policy discussions continue in Tokyo.
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Tokio
Dt In
Japan
Commonwealth
Manchukuo
Takia
Oaks
Tarif
Compulsory Interest Cut in Alberta Sparks Bond Reduction
Edmonton Alberta reports a provincial decision to lower compulsory interest on Alberta bonds and savings certificates to 2 percent from June 1. Treasurer O Cockroft announced the policy, forecasting an annualExabat ed it around 3,000,000.
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Alberta
Edmonton
O. Cockroft
Elopement of Iraqi Princess Weds Greek Hotel Porter
Athens reports a palace scandal as Princess Ass, sister of Iraq’s king, secretly marries a hotel porter. Family failed to fund the match. The 30 year old princess arrived in Athens weeks ago and underwent church rites before joining the Japanese trade talks via Mr Murat. Police were alerted by the sister but could do little as officials mull implications for diplomacy and trade.
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Athens
Princess Ass
Slater
Kings of
Iraq
Japan
Mr. Mural
Rajihah
Sir Henry Gullitt
Anastasia
Lexttion
Anastassioe Charaianhi
Servace
Commonwealth
Wool brokers unsure about Japanese sales impact
Melbourne traders express little concern over the Japan decision to halt operations at the June clearing sales. They believe the move will not seriously affect the wool market and pricing in Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Central Bank Counters Credit Policy in Deposit Rate Fixing
The discussion urges central bank powers to fix minimum deposit rates and oversee trading banks. A Treasury bill open market is debated, with support for Treasury notes as a promising Australian market instrument and calls to limit ongoing securities to manage supply.
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Ayoney
Credit Pelicy
Commonwealth Bank
Hus
Heavy bail bid in case of defrauding lease transfer
In Sydney on Thursday solicitor Thompson, 28, reported to Central Court with bail sought at 2000 pounds. Police fear foul play after his sudden disappearance. Transfer under the Real Property Act allegedly forged to defraud Arthur Jordan and The Pall Primeculor Coseta Fords. Detec tives traced him to Broken Hill where he was recognised. Authorities say 1400 to 1500 pounds were involved and further inquiries expected.
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Thompcom
Central Court
House of
Arthur Jordan
Palle Primeculor
Coseta Fords
Thompson
Ald
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Elyiiana
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Broken Hii
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Pottle
Cliford
Adelaide
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Burther
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