Germany pushes for armament equality at disarmament talks
The Observer reports Germany, via Otto von Bismarck acting in London, demands immediate equality of armaments and rejects a trial period, signaling a heated Disarmament Conference debate. British officials, including John Simon, discuss Baldwin’s remarks on limiting armaments to avoid global conflict.
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London
Otto von Bismark
Germany
Europe
Jacyes
Prinre Otto von Memark
Wadsinsi
Kmm Landen
Armaments
Sap
Genava Dis
Gani
Maine
Barlain
Geneva
John Simon
Aleminghare
Baldwin
Prince Mlamark
Three Killed In Car Fatality At Buckingham Palace
A chaotic London accident near Buckingham Palace during a changing of the guard left three dead and many injured. A doctor reportedly amputated a limb in the emergency response while morphia and other measures were used to treat the wounded. The driver’s steering and the ensuing crash were under investigation amid public shock.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Ieee
Nazi Putsch Feared in Austria Amid German Plot Claims
A Saturday special report cites rumors of a planned Nazi coup in Austria and possible German involvement. Reports mention Austrian factions and alleged meetings in Salaburg, with claims of fugitives returning to the homeland as conquerors and a tense cross border threat.
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PARI
Dincuan
Next Putvch
Germaany
Salaburg
Che
Lachfeld
Armen
Horace Rald
Willlnate
Helmwolf
Germany
Masia
England Wins First Rugby Test In Heavy Rain
England defeats Australia by four points to nil at Manchester with two goals from Ulliyan. Crowd of 12,000 attends as rain disrupts play. Key moments include Hodgson Feetham and Horton defense and O’Sullivan’s attempts for Australia. final score favors England 4–0.
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London
Mayuntay
England
CBU
Hivan
Akill
Hodgson
Feethan
Horton
Unitalia
Sypee
Bilsbate
Harssnen
Houth Myiney
Queensland
Candidis
Amaltalle
Munalot
Poranmlon
Mandher
Harry Buoderunt
Australi
O’sullivan
Htanney Sith Brogden
Smith
Government plans shift Auditor-General Office to Canberra this year
Government intends to move the Auditor-General Department from Melbourne to Canberra within the current financial year. Several commonwealth departments still in Melbourne are expected to depart this year, Cabinet to decide which. Lack of accommodation delays larger depart ments and defence and post office central administration may follow, with relocation likely within four years.
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Auditor-General
Melbourne
Canberra
Ik Tx
Interior
4. Ay
Gove
Aueha
Defence Department
Post Office
Valopin
Jewish Refugees Problem at Geneva Seeks New Abodes
A Geneva debate on Jewish refugees from Germany seeks practical solutions. Australian, Canadian, and other delegates resist, blocking unanimous support for a refuge work commission. Disputes center on Germany’s Jewish migrants and the Lewkne’s authority, delaying any immediate relocation plans.
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St. Hevern
France recalls promise as Leipzig fire trial ends in Paris
Fragmented dispatches recount closing scenes at Lalpale and Leipzig, with Dimitrov defending himself amid denunciations of Hungarian Communist involvement. Police, judges clash on evidence, questions focus on German society, alleged conspiracies, and calls for state security.
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Leipsie
Kelchatag
Paris
Baturdal
Lalpale
Dimitrof
France
Bulgatng
Bridalo
Baldwin
Germany
Mercury
Filmittott
Berlin
Dimitrov
Anid
Dimitrofs
Gorman
Dimitroft
Pimpelt
Dimitrom
Vort
British Press Condemns German Demand in Candour
The Daily Telegraph reports sharp British condemnation of a German demand. London commentary stresses frank, unsparing opinion with no room for misunderstanding. The piece notes current unempathetic early comments from government and press, signaling strong bipartisan disapproval.
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London
Manley Baldwin
Daily Telegraph
American Attitude on German Demand and Peace Treaty
Washington reports the administration would oppose the German demand and might protest under the American Peace Treaty if re armament threats were attempted. The stance reflects firm opposition and potential diplomatic action.
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Washington
Ratur
Flinders by election discussed amid party maneuvering
Reports from Federal political circles focus on a Flinders by election to be held in November or next year. The discussion centers on whether Victorian Attorney General Mrs G Monnien or other figures will contest. Amid resignations and party intrigues, the United Australia Party and Labour sway influence and potential candidates emerge.
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Flinders
Ntaremia
United Australia ‘Arty
London
J. ML Beno
Cleneral
Dveaian
Arine
Flinders Elsctorats
U.A.P
Uhenome
BM. Firuoe
Fenerad
Ter Melbourar
Opty Uy
U.A.F
Labour Party Alibeimat Meetinn
Bruce
Harwood
Melba Portraits and War Debt Figures Featured in Royal Exhibition
Fragmented report notes Melba’s portrait and a royal painting show at the Royal Academy. Mentions war debt concerns in London and London press chatter about commissions. References Dame Nellie Melba, David Jumper, and Amélie islet with uncertain details and dates.
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Washington
Beturdey
London
Nellie
Une
Jeger
Balnt
Marth Amélies Islet
Paver Bettre
Trouble in U S A Trade Slows Down
Washington notes labour difficulties and captive mines diverting attention as Roosevelt meets executives. Markets slide with Chicago wheat down four cents and Winnipeg futures plunging. Dun and Bradstreet says trade pace slowed, with weaker production and distribution signals across the United States.
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Washington
NARA
Teeh
Roosevelt
Chicago
Winniper
Cereste
United States
Kingsford Smith's Progress and Geneva Talks
Kingsford Smith plans a staged flight from Jodhpur to Wyndham aiming for Wednesday arrival. Geneva discussions on German Jewish refugees prompted by warnings of new minority protection obligations. Australia and Canada show reluctance to accept asylum, with calls for a League of Nations High Commissioner and possible appointment of Austen Chamberlain as special commissioner.
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Charles Kingsford Smith
Jodhpur
Wyndham
Haney
Germany
Canude
Mir
Ruc
Geneva
Lax
Jowint
Ormaby-Uoro
Ney
Nationale
Ueir
Hyewiah
Laague
Re. Twesan
Oie
Deermany
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Alent Jan
Aunten Chaywbarlain
Geoll Wax
Withe
Austen Chamberlain
French anger over proposed Anglo French rugby match
Paris reports the French Rugby Federation opposed the proposed Anglo Australian rugby league match, viewing it as a challenge to the Amateur League and potentially violating rules of the Hellied Unions. Moderation suggests the game would compensate the public for theAnglo French Ettura, leading to a prohibition of the match at Sogo Pershing. Details remain uncertain as discussions continue.
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Paris
Paria
French Rugby Federation
Ntti
Sogo Pershing
Roosevelt to appoint committee on stock exchanges
President Roosevelt will shortly appoint a committee to investigate stock exchanges nationwide with a view to possible federal regulation. Senator Couzens mentioned an inquiry before the Pecora committee. Dillon and Company allegedly controlled railway stocks and trusts.
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New York
Bataraay
Roosevelt
F. Pesora
Henator Coussna
Dillon, and Company
Britain
Stort
Re Creativa Et
Reconstruction Wiasure Corporation
Nationalists Reject Party Union in South Africa Vote
Cape Town reports the Nationalists defeated a motion for party union by a small margin amid coalition tensions. The outcome signals potential general election activity, with observers noting unclear formal steps and ongoing parliamentary negotiations. The article cites war neutrality claims and the broader impact on independence debates.
Fragmented OCR notes on British attitudes and balance
The text discusses Britain's balance and public opinion with references to The Observer and mentions figures like Ben Serene and Mal as well as tensions with Australia and imperial matters. It appears as garbled OCR, preserving names and scattered phrases rather than a coherent narrative.
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London
Britain
Australia
Ince
Namie
Reni Serene
Attacked Irish general O Duffy as mob riots at Tralee
General O Duffy, a leading member of the United Ireland party, was struck by a blunt weapon during a violent confrontation at a political rally in Tralee County Kerry. Police and military forces faced a hostile crowd as rioting spread, with firearms and bombs reported, and the General described being left at the mob’s mercy.
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Witt Weenen
Tralee
County Kerry
United Ireland Party
O'Duffy
Tentnra
United Party
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O'Dulty
Killarney
Fianna Pall
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Trateo
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Frm
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