Ministers in Britain and South Africa meet on radio unity
A luncheon in London brought together postmaster general Kingsley Wood and Commonwealth ministers to discuss radio telephony growth and economic cooperation. Delegates from Britain and South Africa stressed better understanding and goodwill as essential to global revival, noting rapid technological progress and the need for stronger international ties.
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London
Britain
Béimietere
Union of South Africa
Aiernhey
Nincheon
Maglioh
Ait Kingsley | Wood
Dominions
Thomas
Boots African
Clarkson
Minater
Merlzog
Deletes
Merbroy
Africmatta
Rome
Robbery pursuit ends with arrests after mounted police chase
A sprawling crime spree across Wallendbeen and Bowowa involved stolen money and jewelry, 1000 rounds of ammunition, and weapons from two stores. Two young men were imprisoned amid dramatic escapes, a pickaxe theft, and a high speed chase by mounted police. A large police search recovered an eight cylinder car and several stolen items, as detectives closed in on the suspects.
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Atwanien PLC
NEL
Pray
I'N
Senmiloaat
Tome Makles Rowe
Parte Muerte
Wallendbeen
Bushby's Emporium
Bowowa
Connecion
Bodrows
Jockup
Gorge
Olympic athlete home burgled in London theft
British Olympic champion Douglas Lewes reported a burglary at his London home on Thursday. Thieves stole jewellery and two valuable medals valued around £1000, prompting police inquiries and a call for witnesses.
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London
Tomday
Douglas Lewes
Olyimpic Champion
An Loic
Drydyle
General Booth Sets Out for Fremantle
General Booth of the Salvayon Army will depart from Meemaritle for Fremantle on February 4300, leaving from Mraraeltiegust. The voyage marks a significant movement as the army schedules a long journey under orders of command.
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London
Pyangeline Booth
Politicians Injured in Car Crash at St Kilda
Politicians were injured in a car accident reported at St Kilda. Authorities say the incident involved a government convoy and a secondary vehicle, with medical teams attending the scene and transport to a local hospital for treatment.
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St. Kilda
Royal couple welcomed on Caribbean visit in Port of Spain
The Duke and Duchess of Kent arrived in Port of Spain to an enthusiastic reception. They plan a week of appearances and social duties including a warden party at Line C ernar's and potential visits to Beritida and Mima, with a subdued public schedule afterward.
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Port OF Spain
Trimana
Cours
Quid Puchess
Revue Jancymraaning
Bungadaw
Ernar
The tyranny of querility and the print age
A London think piece laments overbearing querulousness in society and the dominance of books and reading. It notes a fashionable economist and writers of high calibre while criticizing incessant reading for dulling thought and lowering springtime spirits.
Wheat Market Quiet as Buyers Hold, Sellers Sparse
The wheat market remained quiet with limited activity. Buyers showed little forward movement while farmers held their stock. Country buyers for old crop were unchanged around 22 to 21 shillings, Liverpool quotes slipped slightly and overall pressure was light.
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Mintar
Sydney Bas
Liverpool
Tin price report fragment from 51/1 Byodney
A fragment notes the day’s unit price of Tin with a quoted figure, indicating a market quotation. The readable text references a price point and a dated city or issue designation, suggesting a brief commodity update in a historical newspaper page segment.
Drink and Danger Lyrics From Canon Hammond
Sydney Friday remarks that a wet driver is more dangerous than a wet road. He notes drink has started many fights and prevented the enjoyment of life. He urges stamping out the social cocktail habit and urges motor license holders to become total abstainers. The talk reflects concerns about alcohol and driving dangers amid growing abstention views.
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Sydney
Niy
Doctor Elected to State Hospital Board in Sydney
Sydney Friday reports Dr AR Hudson of Earlwood, attached to the honorary medical staff of Canterbury Hospital, elected to the Directorate of the State Hospital Board. He becomes the first doctor from an honorary medical staff to join the board since Mr Weaver’s declaration about hospital doctors’ eligibility.
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Sydney
Ar, Hudson
Earlwood
Cantesbury
Tate Institution
Weaver
Poxpitale
TOs Sue crime now at Ganatell's Clean-up of Dependable Aterotiandlee
A brief notice reports legal action by TOs against crime at Ganatell's as authorities pursue a clean-up of activities described with strong local terms. The report names parties involved and notes ongoing legal proceedings in the town.
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Ganatell
Armidale Races Second Day Grants Big Card
The Armidale and New England Jockey Club staged a busy second day with a Borough Handicap featuring Dogwood Chrysado and Rye, Maiden Wilmot and Naughty Imaiden in the field, plus City Handicap with Quurderpart and Pamela. Other races included a Western Bir Thome event with Prince and Twice Two, and the Trial Handicap with Teo Burrwndoate and Tangull among competitors.
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Tie Ar~mide
New England
Ciuye Stout
Borough Hendicap
Dogwood Chrysado
Lucre
Rye Money
Wilmot
Naughty Imaiden
Red Shire
Quurderpart
Pamehu
Edra
Prince
Tangull
Thiaread Fandicapy
Sir Horton
Alice Blue
Unemployed unrest at Lincoln crowd outside Town Mall
In London on Thursday amid unemployment protests two hundred plus men and women gathered near Lincoln Street, with disturbances reported. A member of the House of Commons and local officials urged calm as police restrained disorder and arrests occurred during the protest over relief distributions and welfare regulations.
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London
Thurstay
Lincojt
Mme
W'S. Lindall
Hroune
Stemleid
Peingorcen
Obituary notice for M Flannery former MLA
The obituary reports the death of Mr Martin Mathew Flannery ex MLA. He died in a private hospital at Woodutra aged about 4. He had been selected to contest the Murrumbidgee seat in the Labour interests at the next State election.
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Martin
Mathew Plannery
Shoep Minkler
Sussex Street Market Report Sydney Prices
Market report from Sussex Street Sydney on Friday lists prices for groceries and produce showing ranges for potatoes onions wheat corn lucerne and honey. The chaotic OCR fragment notes bid prices in various shillings and pence with several items including Tasmanian Victorian and Chinese origin goods, and a new chart reference.
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Sydney
Priges
Silvet Eorday
Case
Buler
Valor
Piemier
Lucerne
Weather Forecast Readings and Localised Storms
Latest forecast shows mostly fine conditions in the Worth West and far west with warm sultry start in the north. Strong south east winds spread over the isle, with localised heavy showers and thunder in western districts.
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Sydney
Worth
Privileges Show Continues At Public House Booths
The event lists show privileges granted this morning at Mrs A Clarke's office with several booths and prices noted. Paragon Hotel Circular Quay hosts booths numbered 1 and 7 with prices 14 and 15 shillings, while other booths and refreshment items are mentioned against various bidders and individuals.
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A. Clarke
Busceefll
Paragon
Circular Quay
Steamer Grounding Off Newcastle Mudbank
A steamship ran aground near Newcastle on a mudbank last night. Rescue efforts were underway with high tides awaited before attempting refloating and further checks on the vessel’s condition and crew safety.
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Newcastle
Indian Autonomy Conference Defeats in Parliament
In Delhi the three day debate on the Joint Parliamentary Committee report on constitutional reform yielded two defeats for Congress. The proposed amendment seeking virtual exclusion of the whe r reforms was defeated by 72 to a unclear margin, highlighting tensions in the Autonomy conference coverage.
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Calcutda
Léiciauure
al New Deli
Wits
Conese
Conerra
Ucheme
Better County Roads
Local government in Sydney discusses road development and improvements. Ministers urge council support for county roads program to boost infrastructure and maintenance, with emphasis on east of embankment and belt roads for future upkeep.
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Sydney
Rvde
Vinont
Wien
Industrial Delinquents Fined After Wage Disputes
A magistrate court in Wednesday proceedings fined several delinquents connected to industrial wage issues. The case against Arthur Hawi Tam and others involved unpaid wages and improper record keeping. The employer faced scrutiny over underpayment and delayed settlements, with costs awarded to the Crown in several instances.
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Industriad
Coli Iy
CG ca-Boyd
Tospector
Opie
Donna Cooper
Smith
Luclaw
Kent
Nurquart
Nurquart Ue Baking Rade and We Did Not Pay, For Fine Board Ard Todgig Ao
Fit
Yandh
Aes Cp Willy Elt
Rvihur
Leeroy Wan
Arinne & Hedy
Nei Sar Smithy
Ceferdart
Vane Unger
Terence Iver
Bern
Pinned Under Lorry in Sydney Injuries Reported
Terrible injuries were reported after a lorry pinned Frid Sammel Cale, 47, under a motor vehicle in Sydney. About 50 men struggled to lift the vehicle and free the victim, who suffered a probable fracture and was taken to hospital.
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Sydney
Frid Sammel Cale
Labor Unity Talks Put Off Amid Party Rift
Negotiations for restoring unity within the Labour Party were postponed late at night with no agreement. The Federal Executive planned to send a communique to the Lang Party, which is abstaining from conditions that could withdraw the party from state elections.
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Sydney
Wiing Wi
Labour
Mie
ALP
Lang Labour Party
TL 4S
Lang
Iix
Pede ‘Gal Labour Cannes
World News and Local Election Dust Up in NSW and More
A jumble of reports covers NSW politics, a by election in Oavertee where Labour landslide defeats an independent Conservative, and a town clerk tallying expenditures near £10,700. Other items note reforms in the Russian Soviety Congress, Saar questions in the Lords, and Japanese finance minister statements on naval strength and future shipbuilding plans. Noted also is a Western Australian fire near Burra-Bee-Dee, and international commentary on military capacity and age limits foreshadowing 1937 plans.
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AWD
New ‘South Wales
Bragoh
Lang
Sydney
UN Beer Wold
Toels
Randolph Chureniil
Tenterfield
Congress of Russian Soviety
Cyte MC Moteley
House of Lords
Gora Marley
Palestine
Renselager
Fraice
Germany
League of Allons
Alg
Wight
Boongbarsbraig
West
Hentay
Burra-Bee-Dee
A. Am
Roskes
Briaiy
Mt Osami
America
Beer Profits Soared Over One Hundred Percent
A chaotic hearing before the Bankruptcy Court in Sydney examined beer prices and profits in Willow Malley and Westphi districts. Clerks and witnesses described retail prices around 12a and sips of beer yielding about 60 to 100 percent margins, with tavern profits rising as bottle sales and draughts varied. The debate touched on consumption, wholesale pricing, and the impact on local establishments amid a recovery of market prices.
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Bankruptcy Court
Sydney
Becton
Willow Malley
Westphi
Horton Menty. Lloyd
Eclerk
Saloom
Wallony
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