Sanctions to be announced Thursday in Commons debate
Government views on sanctions will be announced by Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden in the House of Commons next Thursday during a debate on foreign affairs. Eden said no questioners would be asked that day, while reports claimed he would resign after Neville Chamberlain's speech. The piece notes wartime tension and mixed forecasts in London.
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London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Eden
le Wold
League of Nudues
Neville
Davis Cup results and scattered notes
The report covers Austria's defeat in the Davis Cup with mixed results and mentions various players and matches. It notes a heavy city contest outcome, with references to Australian teams in London and other surrounding events and tensions among teams and fans.
Bombers Active Sale Contested Amid Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text shows a local note about a bomber related sale and community property issues. Names and details are unclear, but references to Vinita, Vitex, and a likely public matter suggest a contested sale or property event affecting a community.
Mount Everest Palcutvita Expedition Report
Fragmentary OCR note mentions expedition departure from a city or state and ongoing efforts. Names and exact places are unreadable, but context implies mounting Everest related activity with emphasis on expediter roles and broad deployment. No clear dates or outcomes available.
Dorset Horns Purchase Report From Royal Counties Show
Mr Baillieu’s purchase at the Royal Counties Show highlights a Dorset horn sale. Melbourne buyer Mr Fluallians plans to ship the prize ram to Target and other destinations following the event.
Motor Fatality Manslaughter Charge In Turse Hawilen Case
Turse Hawilen 25 faces manslaughter charges after a Saturday night collision in Marrumaite Mead that killed Mary Ann Elinaherh Raber. Police say the incident occurred on a roadway near the area, with details still under investigation and potential further charges expected.
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Sydnem
Ormond Hawilen
Wink
Tuiteh
Iedy
Mary Ann Elinaherh Raber
Peer Wieder
Heiney
Fire disaster at Hyderabad cinema claims many lives
A devastating blaze at a picture theatre in Hyderabad killed at least twenty people including women and children. Panic spread as the balcony collapsed trapping patrons while rescue work struggled through damaged stairways and shattered exits. Authorities blamed unsafe exits and inadequate crowd control as a cause and prepared to enforce building safety measures.
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Loxdon
Plieskale
Montreal
Hyderabad
Cabby
Belgian strikes paralyze Brussels amid union drive
A government committee under Premier Van Zeeland forms to manage a rapidly spreading strike wave in Brussels and across Belgium. Reports describe halted tramways, factory closures, and police guard duties as crowds clash with authorities and workers demand higher pay.
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Brussels
van Zeeland
Fox Fight and Fright Told in Barrow Tale
Fragmented report describes a fox attack and a series of chaotic events. The narrative mentions a barrow scene, a woman injured, and a mystery surrounding a fox and other figures. The tone resembles a sensational local account with unclear details.
Synthetic wool debate travels to Australia
Lars Broun Habl, Anetadian representative of the Leipzig Trade Pact, toured to Australia aboard the Marlys. He warned Australia about a Webtie Ue threat to synthetic wool and touted the Leipzig Trade Pub as a major force amid wartime pressures.
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Syrney
Lars Broun Habl
Leipzig
Australia
Marlys
Ametralia
Hrundatt
Murder charge trial of Maudlin continues with sanity evidence
Francis Hevey Joseph Maudlin, 27, of We habotter, stands trial for the May 6 murder of Charles Hanseau, 47, at the fitter's shack near Lake Tiawatra. Testimony described prior disturbances and hospital discharges, with Dr Goldie noting alarming delusions and a focus on ordnance and wireless schemes.
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Maudtin
Unclear Health and Court Notes From Daily Ledger
Fragmented report cites temperature readings and an inquiry into alleged crime. Mentions Mandlin, Crown Prosecutor, West, and Woollongong Hospital official Henry James Lambert. Describes injuries, admissions, and a death in Vis Gladesvie Hospital with dubious details and procedural notes.
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Ness
Jenerrhar Muudlin
Prus
Pollermay
West
Willy Vaal
Henry James Lambert
Woollongong Dastraiepital
Mandlin
Agatobia
Amd
Piicherdt
Vis Gladesvie
Bags Exchanged After Bag Mix Up With Footballers
A Goulburn doctor faced inconvenience on Sunday night when a bag believed stolen was traced to a car carrying Mount Kembla footballers. After detective inquiries and a hotel visit for a sick passenger, the bag was found in the lobby and later swapped with another bag. The mix up was explained and the parties went their separate ways.
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Goulburn
Mount Kembla
Poteblowe
Dhdel
Tough Guy screen tale features Rin Tin Tin Jr cast
A boy and a tented criminal star in a peculiar Indeontiree tale titled Tough Way as Jackie Cooper Joseph Calleia and Jon Tin Tin lead a journey through perilous escapades. The Picture centers on pursuit by the Secret Service with thrilling melodrama and a standout turn by the boy actor son of Rin Tin Tin. Supporting cast includes Ross Alexander and Apita Laoutse.
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Meleroui- Mayer
Recret
Jackie Cooper
Joseph Callela
Thn
Tn Tin
Jon
Jackie
Naual
Tle Eat
Ross Alexander
Apita Laoutse
Warner
Alstrata Mane Sunplete Ab Dheveredly Onjowaldeene Teniafament
Ptt Rentingert Pemnce
Fragmented OCR Note on Tax and Site Details
An unclear OCR fragment discusses a tax site and related activities with many garbled words. It appears to reference a tax event or location and names but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. The readable parts suggest a planning or protest context but are too distorted to extract a definite report.
Lottery prizes announced for Sydney state draw results
In the 47th State Lottery draw the first prize went to the No News Syndicate run by S J Maguire of Maroubra. The Skeeter Syndicate led by John Connelly of Alexandria claimed second prize and the Alone Syndicate led by Mick O’Neil of Strand claimed third. Fourth prize went to Thea Maga Syndicate led by A C Lance of Auburn. The next draw will offer 20 prizes at £100.
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Sydney
No News
S.J Maguire
Storey Street
Maroubra
Unclear racing card with mixed results and odds
A fragmentary betting card lists horses, odds, and divisions across First, Second, and Third divisions with multiple names such as Keen sla, Double Butch, Irish Bard, and Moon Talkie. Readable details are inconsistent and many entries appear garbled.
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Iantad
Mear
Miktstvlan
Alleviate Masher
Hyman High Jinks
Trackite Racing Handicap Results Itemized
The report lists multiple divisions and placers from a horse racing card. Fleet Bion Downham leads First through Fourth Divisions with.Milt-Palady and other entries such as Village Maiden Windsor Park Silver March and Vista in separate Handicap events. Strong names include Finnan Brereton and Sir Horton among others across divisions.
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Flying Milt
Palady
Fleet
Downham
Double Dutch
Assai
Village Maiden
High Jinks
Irish Bard
Silver March
Handa Up
Windsor Park
Finnan
Kentucky
Pacadal
Brereton
Miss Billie
Fortalaus
Rosebery
Collstar
Adge
Monogram
Vista
Some Boy
Windbird
Sir Horton
Rogerio
Sir Albert
Racing Entries and Handicaps From Rosebery Meeting
A list of horses with weights and odds across divisions including Rosebery Handicap and Flying Handicap. Notable names include Prince, Alands Up, Talegar, Bronze Court, Great Hope, Maryland TV, Glory Boy, and Monogram, with various weights and some fractional odds.
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Cothtin
Callstar
Monogram
Adye
Thaddena
Turbine
Cid
Amvhor
Prince Peter
Urmuliong
Golden Tretaure
Gialadeer Boy
Hows Jay
Weather and gathering at Sydney Town Hall
A garbled report describes a cold day with a calm morning and a large crowd at Sydney Town Hall. It mentions Mr Mares and a reception with speeches, noting world issues and possible unrest, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Mares
High Cost Of Royal Commission In Sydney
The government worries about the Royal Commission’s expense, estimated at over £140 daily, as it probes price betting prosecutions. Judge Markell authorized the inquiry in March, with the 471st sitting held yesterday. Sixteen cases have been examined, 20 more against police await investigation, and the evidence volume reaches 85 pages totaling $6,920 words plus exhibits nearing a million words.
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Sydney
Royal Commission
Markell
Bell
Foreast: Frosty Nights With Scattered Showers In Central Areas
Foreast notes scattered showers chiefly central and along the southern border with otherwise fine conditions. Light to moderate southwesterly to southeasterly winds with squally coast and unsettled conditions possible in the northeast later. Cold nights continue with clear to partly cloudy skies.
Fragmentary Court Deposition Notes On Exhibit Handling
Court depositions were read but not printed with the evidence. Exhibits filled a large tin trunk nearly bursting, with weekly documentary needs for new records. The commission's costs were borne mainly by early rafferhera, as counsel indicated daily inquiries will continue in session.
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Carly “Rafreshera
Aa Ieee Ta
Commanston
Obituary for John Leonard Moore of Goulburn
John Leonard Moore of 17 Lithpow Street Goulburn died at St Juba of Gok Poxpita after a 14 day illness at 6 20 am He was born on Pr day bist Towruns Alp Mare son of the late che anil Ben Moore He spent much of his life in the district and served eight years in Sydney’s military garden He later worked for Hallway Department and was a gunger at the Crook well line He loved Jeepeefesh owl and was highly regarded by all He survived by his widow and a family of three sons and three daughters including Mrs Frey Mrs Brown and Mrs Wied Brothers Geainton and Frank Moore. sister Mrs Finley Funeral at Tant's Cathedral tomorrow at 1 00 pm
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John Leonard Moore
Lithpow Street
Goulburn
St Juba
Gok Poxpita
Horn
Alp Mare
Che Anil Ben Moore
Hie
Wfe En Ubia
Sydney
Victoria Harracks
Ile Ute
Crook
Mowre
Lei
Ueanbeynh
Mra
Frey
Walker Street
Mre
Brown
Wied
Einwralr
Geainton
Frank Moore
Towring
Finley
Tim
Lee
Pelee
Tant’s
Mrs J Medway Senior Dies At Dalton. Interment Planned
The death occurred this morning of Mrs. James Medway senior of Dalton. She was aging years. The interment will be held at the Dalton cemetery at pin tomorrow.
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James Medway
Dalton
Cb Pin
Mmurrow
Mrs Hannah Gilby obituary in Crockwell district
Mrs Hannah Gilby a planter of Crockwell district died suddenly in North Crockwell on Friday at about 70. She was wife of William Gilby and mother of William Benaley? She was well known and held in high regard. Burial followed at the Crockwell Methodist cemetery Saturday afternoon with Rev. Polkingborne officiating
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Hannah Gilby
Crockwell
North Crockwell
Gilby
Willian Benaley
Gaby
Crookwell
Fey
Polkingbome
Death of Mr J T Coggan in Woodhouselee district
The death occurred in a Gaulburn Hospital on Friday of Mr J T Coggan at age 38. He lived in Woodhouselee and was a grasser and noted cricketer. Survived by wife, children Harry Leslie Cecil Alfred Arthur Edward and daughters Ida Crycan and Mrs A Speer. Funeral held Sunday at Pear Cemetery officiated by Rev S Davies.
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Gaulburn Homnttal
Dieu Thomes Coggan
GR Burn
Woodhonseler
Coxman
No Gun
Wil Denthurny
Mra. d. Evans
Polis
I i Minter
Pefar
8 Davies
Church of Fingland
Crookwell
Thomas Gallagher 74 Dead at Withee Township
The death of Thomas Gallagher aged 74 occurred at Kramboeh on Wednesday. He was a well known resident of the Withee district and had been in poor health for some time. Survived by two sons and six daughters, four daughters are in religious orders. The funeral took place at Krier barvhoon Friday morning with Edward Jerdon and another man in attendance.
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Kramboeh
Thomas Gallagher
Withee
Callagher
Siaters
Mary de Sales
Mo Conceptua
Land values dispute over surface damage at Kingsdale
A case before Warden Mr Wot Forreari involves Richard Gray seeking damages from Eldridge for surface damage to his Kingsdale property during quarrying on land at Kingsdale. The Warden valued damage at £140 after evidence, with claims detailing blown soil, wheel tracks, and fencing impacts affecting the land’s surface and potential further proceedings.
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Aloothe Goulhorn
Richard Ja
Eldridge
Ad Gray
Wot
Duffy
EF. Thomas
Mes BK
Thomas
Brennock
Klehwed Davis Tinay
Ametlameer
Jop Gamibrrn
Ani Fee Wis Fwnier
Whetd
Withel
Rhiegadale
Marble Hon Road
Tomrge Hau
Tencing
Themasal
Gray
Local hero to begin slow recovery after hospital surgery
My Veehart Crooke, a resident of Satney, will start a slow recovery this week after undergoing surgery. He is accompanied by his wife and two children, who will support him during the convalescence.
Night trotting meeting draws near 500 at Sydney Town Hall
A night trotting meeting in Sydney attracted between 400 and 590 attendees at the Sydney Town Hall. The New South Wales Trotting Progress Association urged amending the Gaming and Betting Act to permit night meetings with betting. A deputation was to meet the Chief Secretary on the issue. The gathering pressed for broader betting rights, linking potential profits to employment and state benefits, and urged agricultural groups to back the proposal.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Trotting Progress Assoction
Sydney Town Hall
Chaffey
T. McMahon
New South Wales Horse Association
OH. Brewer
Association
Byerney
State Wall
Simpson
Armidale
Millgom iGoutham
Royal Foster
W. Weller
J. Salomon
Saul Walea Trotting Progress Association
New Sa Wales
Allan Mickering
New South Wales Council of Agricultural Aersociat Lans
Lit
Maitland
Betling
Boys With Revolver Threaten Man In Perth Park
In Perth King Park two boys aged 14 and 11 threatened a man with a revolver after he questioned their suspicious behavior. Police recovered 13 revolvers, two shotguns, a case of cash and other items from hiding places. The youths were charged with theft and remanded for sentence.
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Perth
Tuesdass
King’s Park
Everoday
Gras
Rocke
Coord
Moth
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