Air traffic conference in London eyes Europe wide aviation unity
A report on the thirteenth International Air Traffic Association conference held in London outlines aims to remove political and fiscal obstacles to commercial aviation in Europe, unify procedures, expand airways, and promote air travel as a force for peace and global contact, noting growth from 9,000 miles of routes to over 301,000 miles and projected 100 million miles flown this year.
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London
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Tate
Air
France
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Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Poland
Spain
Switzerland
Europe
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Lord Taudonderry
Lord Londonderry
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Resleepering Mt Magnet to Sandstone Line Work Advances
Forty five men from Port opened the resleepering project on the Mt Magnet to Sandstone line. Nine-man gangs occupy nine miles apart, each handling four and a half miles each side. A total of 9000 sleepers will be used after reusing 8000 from the manganese line, with work expected to last twelve months and water brought from Yalgoo for the crew under Inspector Wilkie and assistant engineer W B Metcalf.
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Sandstone
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Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Bunions and Corns
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a fast acting remedy for bunions and soft corns. It claims rapid pain reduction and swelling return to normal, with deep skin absorption and no greasiness. Lead chemists endorse its widespread availability at well-stocked shops.
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Moone
Sea Disasters Heavy Atlantic Gale Reports
London November 16. Wireless news says 27 British steamer Sax by 3630 tons sent signals 400 miles off Valencia Ireland. Three steerage men abandoned ship as fierce Atlantic gale raged with no trace of boats or wreckage found. Major Quentin 3528 tons reported damage to steering gear 40 miles west of Valencia bound for Mon-Yeeal with anthracite. Owners say she is not in danger.
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Valentin
Ireland
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Arite
Accidental Rifle Blast Halts School Teacher in Bush
Arthur Jackson, 22, a single man and school teacher at Billeroo Winchwater, was shot in the right underarm while rabbit shooting near Mor Jay. He was found fifteen chains from a house, evacuated to Carmmah Private Hospital, and reported progressing well after treatment by Doctor Rosenthal.
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Nord
G. Mulligan Nail J. Adams
W Te Caragusah
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Carmmah
Liner Mizuhe Mara Rescues Survivor After Rescue Race
Tokio reports the liner Mizuhe Mara raced to the scene after receiving five distress signals this morning and rescued the sole survivor from the crew of 30 aboard the Hellen Mam, which foundered near Lovehow late last night.
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Mizuhe Mara
Lovehow
Old age pension letter from Kalgoorlie urges rethink
A. K. Green forwards a letter from T McCarthy of Hamman’s Menard Lens Kalgoorlie on behalf of aged miners to the Prime Minister. The plea argues that small gold earnings should not automatically cut pension payments as older workers in remote Australia rely on mining work whose seasonal output fluctuates. They claim pension reductions hit the elderly in backcountry towns hardest, given higher living costs and longer travel for deposits and supplies.
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T. Me. Carty
Kalgoorlie
Dey
Austria
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Australia
Rhodes Scholar Henry Hopkins Named Ethodes Student
Henry Janis Hopkins of Perth was chosen as a Rhodes Scholar. A sportsman born in Dwell, he won a scholarship at Perth Boys School and attended University Grammar School. He has nearly completed his education and aims to pursue further studies with enthusiasm.
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Henry Janis Hopkins
Ethodes
Hoprs Odge
Dwell
Perth Boys” School
Uibiford Gramimar School
University
British Airways Gains in Civil Air Progress Report 1932
The annual report highlights Africa service extension from Central to South Africa and a large rise in mileage and passengers. Regular European routes total approximately 33520 miles more than last year, with notable gains in Africa and freight services. Mapping and surveying projects cover Nile upper reaches, Uganda, Belgian Congo, Irak towns, and Durban environs, plus transmission line mapping and wind tunnel work at the Royal Aircraft Establishment.
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Central
South Africa
Howe
London
Grayston
Licerne
Lugano
Mir
Great Britain
Imperial Airways
Kuruchi
New York
Sudan
Uganda
Belgian Congo
Irak
Durban
India
Royal Raft Establishment
Motor Boat Sets New World Speed Record
In Southampton Water today Hubert Scott-Paine established a new saltwater speed record for a single engined boat Driving Miss Britain III. He achieved an average speed surpassing his own prior record, the exact figures and distances read as tentative in the fragmentary report.
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Southapton
Hubert Scott-Paine
Mise Britain Iti
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