Terrorism Renewed Outbreaks In Calcutta Pattern
Report from Calcutta notes renewed terrorist activity across Bengal despite heavy security by British and Indian troops. Superintendent Charles Luke of Rajmahal Central Goal was shot while driving with his wife and daughter, then hospitalized in Calcutta. Several homes were searched and two arrests reported amid attacks on shopkeepers near the village.
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Calcutta
Bengal
Charles Luke
Rajuhaht Central Goal
Terrariate
Noaphal
Move To Save St Gabriel s School Hindenburg Appeal
St Gabriel s School faces closure and a plan to form a company with the Parents and Friends Association to continue operations. A direct fund appeal seeks about £700 for rent and administration with donors including Dame Edith Walker and Mr J Amtill contributing. Aiming to reopen, transport for children and a boarding option are proposed with support from the Church of England Schools and Commonwealth funds.
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St. Gabriel's School
Church of England
Ie Parents and Friends
Associa
On and Friends’ Association
Te Oly Ares
Funda
Edith Walker
J. Amtill
Cooma
Church of England Gita
Commonwealth
School of Nice
Sydney College
Parenta
Usm Buate
Negotiations with Party Leaders in Berlin
In Berlin on a Saturday President von Hindenburg met leaders of the Nazi and other parties with the press noting a secret outcome. Hitler’s interview is planned for Sunday morning as reports hint at possible chancellorship shifts and policy pressures amid maneuvering by von Papen.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Hughen Tn
Nationalist
Herr Dingelde
People’s Party
Herr Kass
Centre Party
Herr Hitler
School Buildings Decision Amid Financial Tremors
The article discusses a decision by the sisters to relinquish control of the school as it reaches a developmental stage. Financial turmoil prompted the move, with expected losses outlined and the older elite buildings valued at a fraction of their original cost.
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The
Sisters of Meta Relinauiah
Dificultien
British disarmament talk at conference gains cautious support
Delegates at the Disarmament Conference heard Sir John Simon outline Britain’s program while the World faces urgent decisions. The United Kingdom favors limited, voluntary disarmament and seeks collaboration with other powers, amid mixed international reactions in Paris.
Wheat Yield Forecast Sparks Agriculture Report
A state agriculture forecast from Mydney outlines wheat production for Novel Ye 1922 totaling $6,040,000 bushels with an average yield. The report notes uncertainties about whether the crop will be marketed or retained, and cites southern regions' estimates of harvest progress and expected yield per acre.
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Mydney
Poparement of Agriculture
Br CHA! To Help Romm Antigo Benefit Presented
A fragmented notice notes a Saturday event led by a local commander of the maivane vo Antigo. It mentions a 1,000 contribution for the benefit of an unspecified cause and includes irregular phrasing and names.
Prince Returns to London Amid Homecoming Welcome
Prince Walwin arrived in London after travels that boosted his popularity in Northern Ireland. A large crowd, about twenty thousand, gathered at Heituet Hiadlon that night to cheer him as he departed, reflecting widespread community enthusiasm.
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Prince ‘Op Walwin
London
Northern Ireland
Hieituet Hiadlon
Search Ordered for Missing Airman Victor Smith
The Government has requested France to search for Victor Smith last seen over Jessa on the Niger River. The Ministry for Colonies has ordered French Equatorial Africa to search for the missing airman, aged 1% years.
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London
Victor Smith
Jessa
Niger
Paris
Ministry For Colonies
French Equatorial Africa
Smith
AMY'S RECORD FLIGHT TO CAPE TOWN CAPTURED
Amy Johnson sets a new 6200 mile record from London to Cape Town arriving at 1.30 p.m. GMT after 4 days 6 hours 52 minutes beating her husband’s prior mark by 10 hours 30 minutes. Crowds greet the aviatrix in Cape Town as she speaks with her husband in London. Route included stops at Barcelona Oran Gao Niamy Duals Benguelly and Monvamedes.
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Lontion
Aimy Johnson
J. A. Fight
England
Soaerder
Greenwich
Usband
Capetown
Amy Johnson's Flight Story Revealed in London Sunday Express
An exclusive report from London details Amy Johnson's 1930s flight peril and a related assassination attempt in Dhaka. The article cites a terror attack on Johnson’s return journey, a motor tank incident, and a subsequent trial noting the death penalty was imposed yet stayed under certain conditions.
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Comilla
London
Amy Johnson
Ducis
Sunday Express
Marcetom
Dacca
Henxali
Tenoy Bhusan
Dexpire Jima
Abe Tad
Trasapurta
Finn
Daoud
Sahara
Cyril George
Daces
Guella
Germany May Return to Geneva
The Times correspondent reports a writ of statement claiming Britain’s disarmament plan makes Germany’s return to Geneva possible by accepting Germany’s equal armament principle. If France agrees, Germany’s seat at the conference could be assured. Guardian and Le Temps discuss British proposals, with Paris and French quarters wary of German rearmament.
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the Times
Germany
Geneva
Tuly
France
Paria
Saugiener Guardian
Une
le Temps
Britain
Eneva
Night Club Raid Sparks Sydney Arrests
A Sydney raid on a reputed night spot led to numerous arrests as officers detained patrons for drinking and disorderly conduct. The operation cited illegal liquor activity and public nuisance as grounds for the arrests, underscoring ongoing enforcement efforts in the area.
Political Forecasts in Washington Oppose Debt Moratorium
In Washington a prevailing capital atmosphere leans against another year's moratorium on debt payments. Highest administration circles reportedly oppose extended suspensions and favor adopting a firmer stance. Prominent Democratic lawmakers join Republican leaders in rejecting Britain France and Belgium requests for continued pauses.
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Washington
Britain
France
Belgium
London Press Praises Amy-Johnwon Endurance Feat
The Daily Telegraph and The News-Chronicle laud Amy-Johnwon for surpassing a husband’s record and proving women’s power in endurance. They hail the machine and event as worthy of high rank, noting Amy’s brilliant justification of her efforts.
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London
Amy
Johnwon
Ayer
Newa-Chronicle
The King's Message May History
The King telegraphed to Amy Johnson offering congratulations on a notable achievement. The message acknowledges her effort and endurance, praising her endurance and spirit after a strenuous journey.
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London
Amy Johnson
Mollison To Let Record Stand In London
Mollison, after hearing broadcasts of her experience, said he would wait until the record is broken again before attempting to challenge it.
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MR. Mollison
London
Mollison
More Money for Country in State Loan Estimates
The state reports loan estimates show 75 percent more funds allocated for development projects. Officials say the increased financing aims to spur growth across regions, with emphasis on infrastructure and job creation.
Premier's rural focus outlined for Deniliquin speech
Premier Stevens announced in Deniliquin that next week’s loan estimates will allocate a larger share to rural development, with a 75 percent increase from last year for developmental work. He foreshadowed reviving the Rural Bank on a reorganised basis restricted to primary industries.
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Deniliquin
Mr. Stevens
Stevens
Rise in Exchange Rates and Policy Clash in Parliament
A fragmentary report outlines a dispute over exchange administration and a Moratorium before Parliament. It notes Premier support for stabilizing the exchange via the Commonwealth Bank and cites Mr Stavengald on debt repayment safeguards and court relief, with NSW government backing the shift. The passage reflects ongoing urgency and policy tensions in a rural production context.
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Soma Sowneeratou
Government of
New South Wales
Commonwealth Bank
Stavengald
Farmers Debts Relief Act Aimed at Farmers Welfare
The bill proposes broad relief for farmers by extending wartime measures and enabling government support. It outlines sacrifices by farmers and the Crown’s role in absorbing some previously advanced funds to prevent widespread hardship while stabilizing rural industries and livelihoods.
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Brevena
Thia
Fur Bank
Lande Tapartmant
Hurel Indusires
Carey
Revival of Rural Bank Proposed for Industrial Funding
Rievens outlined plans to reorganize the Rural Bank under government direction to coordinate funding for primary industries and allied activities. The bank would operate under management of the state with capital from debentures, avoiding encroachment on trading banks while fostering industrial development and producer support.
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Rievens
Histe
Aumreline Foam Council
Inia
Stawven
Port Said Memorial Speeches To Be Broadcast
Mystery surrounds the disappearance of an infant from its home in Palmer Street, Sydney. Detectives report the mother frantic and missing bottles found. two blankets taken. Police traced efforts to Cairo and London but found no trace of the child.
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Sydney
Palmar Bireat
Bydney
William ‘McMainare
Tondon
Baturtay
Idoor
Ajar
Parmaia
Cairo
Welehgun
London
Thom
Wellton
Newtown
Road to Peace Nonsense Voice Over Warns of Bombs
H G Wella urges peace and unity in a radio broadcast previewing a sound picture storm on communications. He warns that without a world state of one money one police and one brotherhood, society faces fear and death as bombs threaten. The fragmented text implies a dramatic wartime or pacifist speech with references to arrests and feared violence.
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H. G. Wella
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