Warning to Japan on naval race and Pacific pact
Washington reports that Britain would not offer a Pacific security pact if naval treaties collapse. Secretary Cordell Hull rejects such talks. Rep Vinson warns the U S will not cede naval superiority to Japan and would fund five-for-three ratios if needed. In London talks, Japan and Britain discuss naval questions as Paris notes France aims to preserve current Franco Italian naval balance.
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Washington
London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Britain
Tiverica
Cordell Full
State Department
Naval Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
Vinson
America
Japan
Tokio
Congress
Lye
Italy Unlikely to Abrogate Treaty
Rome reports the government received a note from Japan suggesting abrogation of the Washington Treaty. Italy is unlikely to agree, since such action would remove its parity with France and diminish bargaining power in sensitive information exchanges.
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Italy
Rome
Japan
Taly
France
Car Strikes Bridge in Narrow Escape at Black Creek
A touring car driven by Mr. Lane of Sydney crashed into the Black Creek Bridge on Urlurre Road near Queanbeyan early Tuesday. Lane, travelling from Cirthber, escaped serious harm but suffered arm and rib injuries and was admitted to Auburn Private Hospital. The car plunged off the embankment, damaging tyres and rims, with debris thrown from the near side.
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Memrs
K Lane
Commercial Traveliars
Sydney
Lane
Black Crork
Urlurre Road
Oar Queantwyan
Auburn
Queanbeyan
Brukes
Attock
Ciberth
MISS HOBART Flying Boats to Search Arrangement
The Prime Minister told the House that the Commonwealth Government plans a search for the missing plane Mira Robatt near Cane Strait. A Navy mission will join a Royal Air Force patrol to locate wreckage and confirm details of the disappearance several weeks ago.
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Nave Benn Mane
Commerwealth
ILA
F. Ronthampton
Romtn
Ridiney
Cane Strait
Mira Robatt
Mr. Lyons
Mr. Tarnard
House of Representatives
Ognie
Australian Agricultural Council Discussed At Canberra
Federal Council and State Ministers of Agriculture plan a conference in Canberra next Monday to consider forming an Australian Agricultural Council to control production and orderly overseas marketing of primary produce. Dominion leaders’ views will be sought and cooperation with New Zealand ministers is expected.
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Canberra
Ita
Australian Agricultural Council
Zemland
Ing
Commonwealth
Tin
India
Australia
Variau
TIN Wis
Smable
Mer
Alule Minintera
Vienna riots erupt in pro Nazi anti-Semitic protest in Prague area
Vienna correspondent reports that the opening session of Australia’s advisory body was marked by a riot near the Prague German University. Demonstrators smashed Jewish newspaper windows, chanted Deutschland über Alles, and gave Nazi salutes while police used batons and reinforcements to break up crowds.
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London
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
Australia
State Council
Phomnanda
Olice
Czeshoslovakian Legata
Prague
Permalasion
Atrusca
Peelah
Sugar profits and refinery act impact on capital changes
A damaged text fragment reports sugar profiteering and refinery company actions. It notes annual net profit of 444,782 compares to 468,112 in prior period. It mentions capital increases of 7,000 to 14,001,000 via 330,000 new shares. Discusses meeting where officials claim services were provided at cost and sugar price expectations.
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Te Gotmnint Sugue Refininge Co
Chateman Me
Finiera
Sentence of Six Months for Egon Kisch at Court
The court sentenced Egon Kisch to six months imprisonment for misconduct related to evidence in a case involving the Gaelic language. Mr Watt attempted to interpose witnesses, but the magistrate ruled the application too late. Piddington noted potential appeal and discussed related legal questions, including deportation procedures.
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Watt
Customs Department
Piddington
Glhwen
Kisch
New Zealand
Bern
Textyer
Piadington
Britain and American war debt stance discussed in London
London reports the Australian Prem Assoc stating Britain’s view on the December 13 American war debt date. It recalls the June exchanges when Britain told the United States there would be no payments until broader liquidation talks on war debts.
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London
Prem Assoc
Anmme Ae
United States
Royal Wedding Preparations and Crowning Ceremony in London
Royal watchers reported preparations across London as the royal couple attended rehearsals at Westminster Abbey. The private Greek ceremony was held at the palace chapel with Archbishop Germanos officiating. The event drew crowds and dignitaries, including Prince George and Princess Merins, amid festive displays and celebrations.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Kke
Duke of Real
Maciny
Germanos
Mabovate Hidal
Colin
Magina
Prince George
Princess Merins
Aiaine
Peloas Marina
NSC
German Wool Substitutes and Royal London Party Report
Unclear wording reports German attempts to obtain wool substitutes using artificial materials and flax reinforced fibers for large scale German production. Royal coverage describes Princess Meri in a purple gown with the Duke of Kent at Buckingham Palace, noting a grand entrance and informal mingling among guests.
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Berlin
Abdelohde
Germany
Meri Fais
Duke of Kent
Ubele
Sisio
Dhawing
Wamen Gurats
Buickingham Palace
London
Alec Row Padi
Princess Marine
Governor General's Message to King on Royal Marriage
Governor General ISAACA TRAACE forwards a formal message to King, offering best wishes for the marriage of the Duke of Kent and Princess Baring. The reply from Queen Victoria expresses thanks to Australia for the royal greeting, noting warm sentiments from the Queen and Princess Marina.
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Commonwealth of Austraud
Duke of Kent
Princess Baring
Poir
Isaaca
Traace
Hxeelloneshia
Quean
Autralia
Princwae
Dillinger Gang Attack In Chicago Report Becomes Fragment
A garbled 1930s press fragment describes a Dillinger gang incident in Chicago with airmen, an auto pursuit, and wounded and escaped assailants. Names and details are unclear, but the report notes involvement and a killing linked to the gang.
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Chicago
Dilinger
Nebebe
Dillinger
Eunee
Sea
Unusual Move to Declare Seat Vacant in Parliament
Mr A G Cameron gave notice he would move in the House today that the seat of Conk be declared vacant over a veiled reference to a controversial book. The Speaker rejected the motion in its current form but allowed a privilege-based path to present the measure. Historical precedents cited involve past parliamentary actions on disloyal utterances and vacancies.
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A. G. Cameron
House of Representatives
John Builth Garden
Commonwealth
Bf Conk
Beasley
Cameron
Cassarin
Rales
Camron
Senate
Baxter Ferguson
Tomtings
Hugh Mahon
HM Voton
Melbourne
Cork
Minager
Fagen
Wau
Ullerante
Mahon
Hots of Representatives
Tird Garden
Gardan
House of Representation
The Duke of Gloucester Tours Australia by Air to Lismore
The Duke flies 700 miles in a day on a royal tour reaching Lismore for a wreath laying and opening of the annual show. Crowds line the route as Major General Howard Vyse and officials accompany the royal party. The aircraft bears the royal standard and the journey proceeds without incident amid cheering spectators.
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Duke
Lismore
Duke of Gloucester
Seraplane
Tarrets
Mancot
Urey
Hruxner
Australia
Tenni s titles in south Athens fall to Hopman pair
Fragmented report shows various singles and doubles results from the Hopman Cup style event. Names like Kirby, Ghat, Meneal, Hartigan, Lyle, and Bickerton appear among multiple matches. The text notes losses and wins with scores including 6-4 0-0 and 4-16 62 61 64, reflecting a chaotic OCR transcription of quarterfinal and round results across players from Britain, Australia, Czechoslovakia, and South Africa.
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Dney
Wednemty Kirny
South Atheny
Wees
Teno
NRW
Tennix
Towirny
Ghat
Naweng
Hopman
Quist
South Australia
Kirby
South Africa
Vic
Meneel
Crzechoslovakiay
Beery
Britain
Mean
Quenesland
J. Crawford
W.i
Thome
Om Nas
Mina Hartigan
Eat Men
Waatacott
Quownminn
Tanat
Dearman
Mise Lyle iBritaini
Mise Bickerton
CNW
RA Alam
Miritain
Mra
Molveworth
Queenslang
Mia
Hopman Bess Malor Pain
Mine
Hartigan
Lyle
Hughes
Menaal
Isn
Ato Salog
Mis
Royal Commission report backs wheat grower aid plan
The Royal Commission on the Wheat Industry presents a plan for assistance to growers. It proposes a mix of production bounty an acreage basis and targeted hardship relief funded by a £4,000,000 package including excise duty on flour from January to June 1935. The report outlines state allocations to enable bounty payments and a national levy to support price stability with a specialist interdepartmental committee to oversee implementation.
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Royal Commission
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Comumaixsian
Ryan
AE Jy Provident
Vietsria
South Australia
West Australia
Queensland
Melbourne
Flour Millers Association of Victoria
Exeis
Cuxtol
Commerce Department
French Plan Through the Crisis Plane Crash Closes Route
Reports from Sydney indicate a Transcontinental flight bound for Sydney from Perth crashed in rugged mountain country near Yorranl. Pilot Hill and Mr. Hinks, a notable businessman, were among the injured survivors. The Melbourne and Myrtle reports confirm the machine, a Percival Gull, wrecked after takeoff from Mascot via Mildura and Ceduna. Verification is awaited as rescue teams search the crash site.
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Aydoney
Thuraday
Paris
Yorranl
Britain
Hinks
Perth
Sydney
Kato Uo
Neal Kinigaford
tCis
Imperial Conference May Shape France Crisis Response
The fragment discusses a plan to guide France through a crisis via compulsory production orders and stronger commercial credit extending to retailers. It hints at an imperial conference soon to propose a major policy initiative to stabilize the economy.
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France
Mail Fatality Report From London Train Crash
A London morning crash left several people injured and fatalities reported as a mail train travelling at high speed collided with a motor lorry near Wormwood. Two men in the lorry escaped with minor injuries. the lorry was overturned and the vehicle obscured by debris.
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London
Wormtoy
Furten
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