Australia urged to stand out in postwar export plan
In a Sydney speech, High Commissioner Bruce outlined Britain’s postwar export scheme. Australia would not be asked to cut production but should retain a high level of home production while Britain develops its own outputs. Bruce warned of Britain’s aim to remain a great exporting country and stressed Australia’s sacrifice for future benefits.
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Sydney
5. M. Bruce
Britain
Australia
Vale
Billadrs
Australs
Japan probes naval arms at upcoming peace conference
Japanese Ambassador M. Sagi said Japan fights for national security. He cited Washington Conference participation and a new naval programme within agreed limits. He argued arms restraint must be maintained for lasting peace, noting exaggerated European reports on the strait between Manchuria and China.
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Berlin
M. Sagi
Japan
Washington
London
Sapisa
Russia
Mamuhakua
Chia
King's Accession Details for London Celebrations Teased
A fragment reports on London celebrations planned for the 25th. It notes possible attendees including a prominent figure and mentions an upcoming set of events in the capital. The text is garbled but indicates an official invitation list and timing.
Parishioners sue rector in church litigation
Six writs are issued in the Supreme Court against Canun Rook the rector of St. Barmabus Church Cheaswood. Claimants seek £1000 damages in one writ as proceedings under the act proceed. Rector Canun Rook intends to contest the action.
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Sydney
Ir Suparme
Canun Rook
St. Barmabus
Chwren Cheaswood
Mewipne
Camu
Preston
Fire Destroys Shed on Otho Street Amidst Carpenters and Animals
A blaze gutted a shed on Otho Street near a carpentry yard causing notable damage. Nigel led the response and a crew fought flames using water and foam. No injuries reported, investigation to determine cause continues.
Wheat Market Quiet Yesterday in Sydney Trade
The Sydney Morning Herald reports a quiet wheat market with little overseas activity. Prices fluctuated on private reports, with end of day chatter noting pressure to sell and lightly steadier demand from country sidings.
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Sydney
Sydney Morning Herald
Oyrrnight
SIR PHILIP GAME Further Term Extended BYONEY
Widespread doubts arise at a dinner tendered by the Right Commission where Sir Philip Game speaks of possible extension of terms. Bruce Ike juger, Stevens, and others engage in discussion on policy while reactions indicate support for another term despite uncertainties.
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Byoney
Wednessey
Bruce Ike
Stevens
London Wool Sales Catalogue Preview
London announces forthcoming wool sale with about 7000 hues to be cataloged. The listing includes 1001 Australian wool consignments and 36009 icon Wey Zoa!and.
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London
Tfe
Strikers Riot in Bombay Textile Mills Shutdown
Textile workers in Bombay idle as eighteen more mills close leaving about 30 000 operatives in strike. Police clash with crowds as workers attack windows and defy authorities. Dozens arrested amid baton charges and protests.
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Bombay
Lre
Esbor
Bowls Competition Results Highlight Drift in Callouts
Reported bowls results show multiple events with names garbled, noting that Bigs won a key match. Handiewp Pair and singles handicap outcomes feature Swan beating Asien, Whitee defeating Rev. James Liat, and other listed players with unclear affiliations.
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Comet Fronndes
Elsien
Blee
Avert
Vernon
Boooy
Waray Bond Brooke
Gathrir
Moms
Television pictures of Australians overseas
Radio pictures of Test cricket matches will soon be available in the Commonwealth as a special telegraph image system is installed in Australia. The Daily Express article notes a duplicate apparatus used by the American National Communications for years is being dispatched to Australia for transmission during the Test series.
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London
Thesday
Australia
Radio Telegraph
Commonwealth
Daily Express
Tatestional Communications
Eve Oes
Burned in Woods Sensational Discovery
Berlin reports a sensational discovery of unidentified bodies buried in the woods near Dortmund. The traces of the missing union member disappeared in May and were found in a newly uncovered site. Police issued a sharp warning as rumors swirl around the event and investigation continues.
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Berlin
Dortmund
Union Wa
Stessex
Nasning Ag
Ambitious Aviatrix Alters Flight Plans
Rome Twenday reports an ambitious aviatrix (Bailan) alters flight plans amid travel to Australia. An opaque route adjustment is noted with a resumption scheduled for May in Rome, with references to Lire and Satyrdey.
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Rome
Sean Bailan
Australia
Ulster Parliament Debates Catholic Employment Dispute
In Dublin on Tuesday a heated Ulster Parliament debate unfolded after Nationalist Cahir Healy condemned the campaign against Catholic employment promoted by Sir Basil Brooks. Healy warned the move jeopardizes minority rights and threatens loyal ties within the empire, while Lord Craigavon defended policies as safeguarding the state.
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Dublin
Ulster
Cahir Healy
Basil Brooks
Question of Control Over Inverell Oval Rights Discussed
The Inverell town council debated granting control of the oval to cricket and hockey bodies. Ald. Punch opposed a costly lease or fencing, while supporters cited improved grounds and fair access to all sports. The council approved a motion granting future revocation power and called for clear terms, with £100 already expended by the town and substantial improvements noted.
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Joinuly
Seunell
Hoskey
Oval
Manay
O'Connor
Tom
Toaibullers
Reital
Cleonan
Énulicanes
Jerinuscion
Tip Motter
de Locher
WBS
Merv Blandon Triumphs In Crowded Rushcutters Stallion Night
On Monday night at Rushcut Ley’s Bas stallion of Mobday the crowd of 42,008 watched Merv Blandon defend his title in a final contest against Speety Dado. Joe Wallis praised Blandon as the nearest world champion in Australia. Blandon fought from start to finish, leading most of the bout as fans roared at the display of skill and endurance.
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Merv Iandor
Rushcutley
Sfendon
Si Derey
Tsferes
Joe Walefin
Austral
Sears
Blanon
Alin
Sven
Adried
Wells
Incendiary Arson Suspected In House Fire
Six separate ties were found when authorities arrived at a house after neighbors reported flames. Witnesses saw fire and alerted police, kerosene-soaked tar appeared to have been spread, and the scene showed signs of disturbance to the foam contents.
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Sydney
Remen
David Sireel Obullora
Unghbours
Flamam Jy
Younger Set Fashion and Gala at Town Hall Lake
A Younger Set event at Town Hall Lake presents a fashion display from casual sportswear to evening gowns. Mise Hacdine's orchestra provides music as guests enjoy novelty entertainment and an exuberant atmosphere. Admission prices include various ranges for attendees.
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Toemorn Pipht
C.W.A. Younger
Bel
Gursomentul Ataid
Quiél
Aew
Strathaird
Eurely
Tiedess Salinp
Atria
Venhig
James
Ponniemen
Pucnallog Fashlons and Orchestral Gala Report
Fashion notes show Pucnallog Fashlons and Brittent Lalo presenting Alss Marding a orsestrs. Ladies 3. Gent's 47. Gallery event described with modest attendance and ensemble performances.
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Brittent Lalo
Gent
Ciallery
Emden Bell Urged Returned by Police Leader
Sydney on Wednesday the first annual meeting of the N3W Police and Returned Sailors and Soldiers Association heard James Mitchell urge Australians to return the Emden bell to Germany with Australia’s compliments. He said the German people should be respected, the memorial kept reverent, and the German gun removed to avoid near any memorial.
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Sydney
N.3
W. Police and
Returned Sailors and Soldiers’ Association
James Mitchell
Germany
Australia
Restricting Imports Ultimatum From The United Country Party
A British news message reports the United Country Party warning of export and import restrictions to pressure Britain. The note mentions using payments on British loans and buying British goods as leverage in financial negotiations.
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Bydney
United Country Party
Eminent Counsel Dies in Sydney
Sidney Mack, known as Sir M, died in a private hospital in Sydney after a brief illness. He was aged 4 years, survived by Mrs Annie Richards. The Pilliga nursery connection is noted in early notices.
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Sydney
Sidney Mack
Peevate Hospital
Annie Righards
Che’ Pilliga Nursery
Tasman’s Toul Tasman’s Toul Fishing Fleet Wrecked
Hobart reports a wreck involving vessels Tupunay and Star. The captain and crew of Tour are ashore with four crewmen from the Star injured or missing. Details are incomplete due to damaged text from New Year Island. Further confirmation awaited from Hobart dispatch.
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Hobart
Wedmesaih
Hobar
New Year Island
Tupunay
Star In Buen
Tye Tagunay
Fanaa
Tour
German ace in centenary race eyes Australia visit
London dispatch reports famed German aviator Udet entering in the Melbourne Centenary race. He expresses keen interest to visit Australia, a country he has not yet toured, noting it as one of the few places remaining for him to see. He plans to fly a machine of his own design.
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London
Udet
Melbourne
Australia
Ford's Brother Faces Bankruptcy Amid Vehicle Firm Decline
The article describes Henry Ford's younger brother William Ford facing bankruptcy linked to the decline of the Ford Motor Company. It notes debts, asset reductions, and a sales plan for tractors as the firm struggles. Details include William Ford's wealth drop and family tensions over finances.
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Whitam Ford
Henry Pore
William Yord ‘TraGlat Sales Corporstian
Jo Linds
William Ford
Menry
William
Miny
Hig Company
Weaponie. Wepression
Xhump
Henry
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