Freer Case New Light Shifts Government Attitude
Developments in the Freer case reach the Minister Paterson after a letter from Lieut. by E. Dewar of the King’s Staff Corps is received. The communication suggests two Mrs. Kreart tied to the affair, and the minister contends misidentification may have occurred.
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Yreera
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Wheat market surge hits fresh peak in Chicago history
The report notes Chicago wheat prices reach a high not seen since 1929, with traders reacting to market movement on a Tuesday. Details reference speculative buying and price points, citing figures in the high two dollars and beyond, reflecting a heated trading session.
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Chicago
Unclear Freer Figure in New Zealand Visit
Fragmentary text reports Mys Freer delaying action in New Zealand. A vehicle named Awalea departed for Sydney. A person in Averland planned a stay for several days and promised to mediate with the Commonwealth Government to permit travel. Lieutenant Dewar was mentioned in Melbourne.
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Bydnty
Veil Lee
Averland
Sidney
Dewar
Japanese Attacks Reported in Northwest China
Fragmentary OCR reads mention territorial seizure and air operations near Hami amid Chinese political maneuvers. The text references Japan's plans and wartime activity, but specifics and names are uncertain due to garbled input.
Moscow arrests German protests fate in espionage round up
Soviet authorities announced arrests of Germans in Leningrad and Moscow on charges of espionage and conspiracy. Two women, including Fraulein Vases wala, were among those detained, with others named in the roundup. The German Embassy said two and a half dozen Germans faced charges as Parliament questioned the Soviet plan and the British embassy status.
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Gersary
Leningrad
Mine
Viet
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Fea Putterkemerh
Fia
Treaty Clauses Britain Denounces German Action
A London report states Britain denounced Germany’s actions and the Versailles Treaty clauses as negotiations faltered. It notes potential bilateral actions risked undermining international relations, with Major Attlee and other leaders cited regarding ongoing talks and possible future steps.
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London
Armide
Germany
Europe
Rerik
Attia
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Hare
Itior
Utakomunt
Tim
Thoes
Whekindy
Conflicting Labour Views on Aviation Referendum in NSW
New South Wales Labour members in the Federal Parliament oppose the Commonwealth aviation referendum, fearing a possible adverse effect on state rail systems. A special Labour meeting in Sydney discussed government plans to empower the Commonwealth to regulate air transport, with strong support from the NSW ALP executives. The Tasmanian Premier may be urged to instruct Labour members in the House of Representatives to back the proposal, while Victorian Labour observers weigh the national implications.
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Commonwealth Col
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Hew
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Gausman
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Ghieeniiiana Labour
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Remarks on Rights Motion Stir Australian Parliament
The Country Party and Prime Minister spar over prerogatives as a motion defining rights is debated in the House of Representatives. Ministers press for prorogation, while a Senate reference and extended sitting hours aim to advance tariff and trade legislation and confirm the government’s diversion policies.
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Ray Heinen
Ins House of Representatives
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Cemeson Alag
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Senate
Commonwealth Parliamant
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Carlie Mate
Tverd
Saaston
House of Representatives
King’s visit protests split Labour MPs in House
London dispatch notes two Labour MPs Devons and Mainwaring refuse to meet the King during his visit. They and other embers tied to conditions faced a quarrel over royal reception as dissatisfaction with ministers grows. Sydney reports unemployed and chess events linked to broader discontent, while in Australia and Wales similar tensions rise ahead of tours and public statements.
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Houde
Devan
Mainwaring
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Lahde
Browny
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Iine
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Sprrit
Jon
Steiner
Hangey
Tokyo
Alstralin
Wales
Norther
Devat
Six Dead In Village Tragedy In Canada
A rural Canadian village near Edmonton witnesses a brutal mass killing. Six men are slain in a single incident. two are found alive with severe injuries, one lies dead with a gunshot wound to the head, others discovered in varying states of distress. Police investigate possible motive and identify a suspect believed to be Cofferty, a local section foreman.
German Japanese Pact Imminent Reported By Times
Shanghai dispatch says a German Japanese pact is not yet formal but is understood to be imminent. The agreement aims to curb communism and block Soviet influence, with censorship tight on Japanese and German coverage amid denials of coordination.
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Japan
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Seth
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Australian short wave station examined for expansion
Short wave station items in Queensland and Western Australia are being examined by the Postmaster General’s department for a proposed second Australian short wave service. Preliminary steps consider spectrum and transmission conditions to support a broader service across northern Western Australia, Queensland, and the Northern Territory.
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Nett
Western
Australia
Generara
Stafic
Tie
Department Toy Provide
Slaughter in Streets Amid Central France Offensive Battles
Fragmented descripton reports rebels and Loyalists fighting in street battles across Madrid area fronts with heavy bombing and artillery. Diary style dispatches note bridges attacked along Segovia and Toledo, tanks near central streets, and attempts to secure Calle del Segovia and Calle Mayor as clashes intensify.
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Daily Delegraph
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Segovia
Toledo
Prinecan
Theni
Barron
Munnita
Colona Cstéjoh
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Velpade
Puri
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Oder
Case de Campo
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Red White and Blue TI February Nation Celebration
A garbled report notes official selection of colors for a national celebration with red white and blue decor. The text indicates government approval from a commission in London after inquiries about timing and ceremony. It mentions a royal influence and traditional color symbolism.
Subdivision Of Large Estates State Programme Announced
Government program outlines rural bank loans and estate subdivision plans. Premier states details to be announced tonight with emphasis on private submissions and government funding matching purchases. Proposals include allocating property shares and financing, with initial estimates near £950,000 and a potential 3 percent interest framework.
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Yohanne
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