Allies in Conference to Assemble in London
London reports say allied ministers plan a conference in mid July to discuss common aims and strategies with Britain France and other governments. The talks at Chequers touched on Spain and coordinated responses amid wartime concerns and political alignments.
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London
Meuigue
Mor
Air Macdonald
Jon
Pete Vonswhortieny
Malsiglam Governiente
Ube
Omemne
Spain
Sheik Cole
Ex King Seeks a Job Wong Picture Attractions
An illustrated captions item reports on former king George of Greece leaving London for France amid a variable career path. The piece mentions connections with managers and seats and hints at a secretarial role, noting a valued coat and the ongoing search for employment in entertainment or film sectors.
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Wong Picture Attractions
Sttiin Press Association
London
George of
Gireece
En Odin
France
Apology Demanded Over Alleged Threat Letter In Transcribed Notice
A troubled transcript alleges an apologetic demand connected to a writ candidate. It describes disputed remarks about a royal figure and parliament, mentions a chair, and requests actions against the author. The document appears to warn of legal or official repercussions and invites a professional, possibly royal, response.
Geelong Tonight Offers Theatre Shows And Prizes
A Geelong notice lists entertainment options for the night including Theatres Poojule Wild Bill Hickok and Mown'e Chaldren, plus an Stefan fhre lecture at the Institute. Also scheduled are Euchre and dance at North and Western Halls and a Baldiers whaleas section meeting with business to discuss. Prizes of 14 and 10 pounds are advertised for a local competition at 7 Pokington Street.
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Pington
Geelong Weat
Geelong
Alin Angus
Albert
Geelong West
Mr. I
Ter
Pokington Street
O ‘Theatre
Poojule
Warnimg
Wild Bill Hickok
Tt Institute
Stefan Fhre
Canadian Explorer
Hall—Kuchre
Anes
Werten
Vacancy in Senate prompts premier explanation
Melbourne reports the premier outlining reasons for a vacancy in the Senate caused by the death of Senator Barker. The explanation touches on the timing of a general election, selection of a replacement, and the anticipated parliamentary procedure as the state prepares for polls next month. The premier stresses the need for swift action within the established constitutional window.
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Melbourne
Muspmley Pearock
Birher
Emai Ovlenton
Clee
Lwle Benator
Barker
Shooting Fatality at Station Affects Local Community
A man was killed by a companion during an incident described by witnesses as a fatal shooting near Charleville. Two clerks, Nani Oanwhl Banks and Llgmes Waridbuw, were present as the event unfolded. The injured man was transported to Charleville hospital, where he later died. Police investigated the circumstances and the local community mourns the loss.
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Priseas
Dine
Nani
Charleville
Vietearea
Dried Fruit Industry Meeting Sags Under Trade Strife
A meeting on the dried fruit trade reveals tensions among growers and processors over pricing and supply. Federal ministers and customs officials weigh future action as industry bodies debate long term supply and export controls.
Funeral notices and society gatherings at Melbourne venues
The article records social events at Mechanics Hall and Victors Lane with prominent attendees including Sir Alex Peacock and Senator Guthrie, plus a note on Dr. Newberry’s illness improving. It also details the funeral of the late Reverend C Crofien, interment at Melhowrie General Cemetery, and a Requiem Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral where Archbishop Mannix preached.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Sir Alex, Peacock
OL Bennett
Senator Gruthrie
Massie J. Morley
Te. Mateby
J Halliday
Food. Newberry
Golo Weat
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Father Conton
Meredith
Ballarat East
Mannix
Dowd
Metropolis
Champains
Father Convin
J. J Malone
Clifton Hill
Payment for Councillors Amabane Motion
A City Council motion discussed on June 23 provided for payment to aldermen of fifty pounds each. The proposal names Amabane as the presenter and references a municipal payment to council members.
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Amabane
Aaim Pot
Bayer Gion
Geelong compares a Geelong runner for open junior title
In Geelong discussions, Mr Purnell's letter is defended as fair sport. Dr. Peacock backs Donn as a future Ballarat cross country contender, while Spicer claims first Geelong open junior championship. The piece touches on election politics, labor issues, and educational reforms, with debate over redistribution of seats and state projects like water supply and Yallourn.
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R. Purnell
Purnell
Ballarat
Melbourne
Geelong
A. DB. Spicer
Todd
Onkleigh
Speer
Aeeberabing Criticus
Selene
Laween
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Elis
Aden
Loctoria
Mpenenia
Alexander Peacock
de Geelong
Myr Moltiy
Elier
de Ak Pelyne
Roy
Amy Maen
Beechee
Peineliles
Conerat
Victoria
Peacock
Iid
Watt
Bome
Ermal
Hile Wletaey
Pawle
Cerpten
Forbert
Conia
Tae
Tagad Denttee
Shiny Beats
Raylwass
Selma Ver Ously
Baindredt
Caulfield
Chaimp
Tareetain Armateur Athletic
Freatiers Beetttel
Nedal
Heyer
Sud
Labterwice
Gm Ty
Eluin
Pam
Editer
Vic
Burne
Wilkson
Ly Eels
Weskers
Iiduetrea
Wheboria
Ted
Murray
Wotonga
Sydney
Mildurs
Rivey
Pirie
Phate
Yaluntier
Pregiergiet
Ieee
Carrie
Tate
Tieornny
Labor Conference
Capita Levy
Ramsay Midwealht
Anybrily
Cupiimiiste
Ravings Bank
Socialists Angered by Riot Amid Street Turmoil
Readable fragments describe a protest by socialists and youths in a city area. Police intervened as demonstrators clashed and threw projectiles, with crowd tensions rising near a lycee and local clubs. Observers note unrest affecting public order.
Russian Crown Jewel Redeemed
The article notes the blue diamond from the Russian crown jewels, once owned by Suzanne Thillier, was pawned after a French chase and later redeemed in London. An American opponent offers 200000 francs for the gem, enabling Thillier to settle debts.
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London
Aimee Ane
Paris
Teor
Suzanne Thillier
Russlam Court
France
Monte Carlo
Visitors at Wembley bring thousands to Empire Exhibition
Australian press dispatch from London reports on June 23 visitors from the provinces flocking to the British Empire Exhibition. Special trade movement carried about 5000 employees of a single firm in eight specials from Notting.
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Australian Press Association
London
Ney
Notting
General Meeios in domestic turmoil in Rome saga
Australian press reports General Meeios separated from his wife and fled with their infant daughter last May. The wife, a former American, planned to pursue legal action as the couple wandered Europe. The infant was last seen near Rimini as the steamer sailed and the general was due to return to Rome with the child.
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Australian Press Association
Chronictes
Bote Telle
Air Generil Meeios
Ticria
Reme
France
Iecio
Rimini
Willer
Rome
South African policy offer to labor described in press text
A report outlines Hertzog's labor policy proposal as described by Australian press agencies. The piece references government moves, party positions, and potential impacts on workers, with emphasis on the policy’s political context and timing.
Australian rifle team to face rivals in Birmingham test
The Australian rifle team travels to Birmingham for a multi-nation match while changes shake the lineup of Kristen's team for the second test. South Africa denies an invitation to play and the Daily Chronicle weighs in on Parkin’s 150 wicket milestone amid a split on the committee’s inclusions.
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London
Lume
Vomie
Birmingham
Theliy
Imry Lane
Austria
Lanshire
Dawnidon
fAustrasian Presa Association
Losdon Dimner Hearne Sind
Rochard Teblesley
Parkin
Ernert Teblestiy
Kristen
Secone
Mitch
Farkin
Cine
Daily Chronicle
Jitohable
Dar Fice
Parkorn
Odie
Evervonn
Olympic Cyclists and Australian Press Assault
Australian reporters document Olympic track cycling events with mentions of riders Tanoe Dempsey Woe Broadbent and Fraven. The piece notes early races, technical struggles, and commentary on performances as experts weigh the results and the Commonwealth Games context.
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Tanoe
Dempsey
Tennis Championship Amid Unclear Australian Press Cues
A mangled OCR of tennis championship notes from London refers to Mile 2, press attributions, and various names but readability is low. The fragment mentions Brisbane and Tokyo contexts with scattered references to players and events, lacking coherent dates or outcomes.
South Anglia Cricket Team Reaches 195 Won Three Wickets
A garbled report notes a cricket match where the South Arrie team from Hampshire compiled 195 runs while Bath Wirh lost wickets, with three wickets fallen. The details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a batters’ score and a modest bowling effort.
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Arrie
Serey
Hampshire
Southemp
Bath Wirh
Nowree
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