Drummond Accuses. London Wool Trade Outlook
The report notes London wool sales opening in May with favorable prospects. It cites Drummond's startling allegation amid positive signals from South America and Africa, while Germany and South Africa barter plans face mixed reactions from Jewish business leaders. Australia and New Zealand wool exports are highlighted as significant.
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London
Glerstua
Geriidne
South Alleah
Bouh Americun
Germany
Peilederstila
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Floods Hit Victoria Settlers Vacate Homes
Melbourne reports ongoing floods in low lying areas with residents from Kooweerust evacuating as rivers rise. Authorities warn more heavy rain expected between Moe and Weston Creek, threatening homes and agricultural properties in the region.
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Melbourne
Overseas tennis results and scattered scores notice
Overseas tennis results from Tuesday show matches in Bournemouth and Monte Carlo with incomplete names. Specific scores appear 0 1 and 8 3, with Crawford and McGrath in men's singles at BeMifoliey and a continued fixture noted.
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Landon
Aardspurt
Ournemouth
Boulder
Miss Maypard
Monte Carlo
Crawford
McGrath
Dionshin
Wolk
Meghibh Bay
Tobacco Price Increases Reported Across Markets
A distressed note cites tobacco price rises announced by manufacturers on Wednesday. Increases range from 4 to 7 cents per unit, with a claim that these changes stabilize prices for consumers. The statement links the moves to broader policy shifts and reduced tobacco acreage under the Roosevelt Plan, affecting U.S. farming.
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Aydney
Prige
Bretide
Barca
Culines
Viitalde Huscroua
Oni
Iion
We United Hater of America
Foot Crushed in Waggon Accident Near Wareham
In an incident near Wareham a wagon wheel crushed a worker’s left foot as a team of horses toppled a wagon loaded with sugar. The man, Adam Fraser, was seriously injured and may require amputation. The chaotic crash damaged nearby property and caused upheaval in the area.
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Sydney
Adam Fraser
Nh Waruon
Motor Fatality Constable Killed Melbourne
A motor accident near Melbourne left Constable Connie John Menty Robbins dead and Constable Fort Chak seriously injured. The crash occurred when their patrol vehicle collided with another car at night amid unclear conditions. Local authorities investigated the incident and extended condolences to the families involved.
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Melbourne
Wedneylay
Connie John Menty Robbins
Matuntly
Fort Chak
Germanism and Migration Debate Highlights 1920s Concerns
Berlin scholars discuss a plan to visit Germany and influence Australia by migration. Professor Manniardt argues that 40,000 German migrants since 1924 threaten German culture while Germans in Australia face bans on land and schools. The speaker warns of a fading mother tongue among the youth.
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Berlin
Turday
Manniardt
Th University
Marbury
Addersaing
Natonal
Gounell
Weal Lady
Gorm
Calaen
Boulaig
Wits
Germany
Australa
Lin
Anseradlan
Cer
Tong
Ghastly Find in Adelaide: Father and Son Collision
Fragmentary OCR text reports a ghastly incident in Adelaide involving a father and son collision. The readable portions mention a person named Lockett and a motor vehicle, with unclear surrounding details and names.
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Adelaide
Macclesfiels
Frien
Mk Motor
Nighi
Aric
Miotor Eyalist
Nils OW Son
Covn
Aod
Secret Mission Apostolic Delegate to Rome Leaves Sydney
The Apostolic Delegate Archbishop Bernardin plans to depart Sydney in a few weeks for Rome. The mission remains secret with the stated object not disclosed.
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Sydney
Bernardin
Rome
Wheat Market Slows as Demand Narrows After Rain
Reprint reports mixed activity in the grain trade. Prices drift with buyers scarce and millers unable to procure ample wheat. London market cools while French and Liverpool prices ease on softer global demand and updated weather and crop news.
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London
Ustrailany
Liverpool
State coal mine big liability unsettled suit
After years of agitation the company decided to pay the Wonthagal miners the claim for coal down and not paid for. The suit claimed £8000 due to the union.
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Cabmnel Fing
Viennese Countess Linked to Albury Murder Report
A garbled Viennese court notice mentions Countess Kalera and Anita Neunen tied to a supposed Albury pajama murder case. Police report indicates recent travel between Vienna and Albury, with unclear details on moral or legal actions.
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Vienna
Coudenhove Kalera
Anita Carola Neunen
viecLm
President Roosevelt warns on war policy and authority
President Roosevelt delivers a blunt message, threatening to use executive power to curb actions he views as harmful to the nation. He criticizes recent statements by General Andrews and reiterates opposition to policies he says conflict with the administration’s aims.
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Roosevelt
Andrews
Secret Confession on Harsh Building Conditions
SYDNEYWednesday report on city officials addressing building condition issues. Mr James McIntyre outlined the Building and Beonet Commissioners prevention language. He stated that one condition existed in Pontt and called for securing evidence for prosecution.
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Sydnet
Ratety Claby
James McIntyre
Weather forecast and regional outlook summary
The latest forecast covers 24 hours with cloudy and showery conditions along the coast and tidal areas. Strong southwesterly to southerly winds are expected, with frosts inland and variable temperatures across districts.
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Su Sydnee
Weidnessay
San
Northern Tour Ends In Australia With Nancy Bird Expedition
A fragmented report details Nancy Bird and Pegey McKillop touring New South Wales. The pair enjoyed a smooth voyage via Lightning Ridge and Burren, hosted by Mrs Mein and local officials, attending shows and race meetings. They plan to extend their stay before returning to Sydney.
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Nancy Bird
New South Wales
Pegey McKillop
Aviatzic
Mise Bird
McKillop
Burren
Mrn
Molin
AU Walgett
Dun Kent
Mein
Catey
Tarawarth
Keith
Catess
WarluldiUney
McKay
Miss Bird Eddy
Bydney
Communism in New South Wales schools debate
Minister Drummond at Albury announced plans to rewrite text books and suspend a rescript. He said under Lang's two months in office twenty four schools served as Communist headquarters and 17 meetings were held, calling Lang's actions the most sinister move in political campaigning and accusing him of seeking to overthrow the community by force.
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Sydney
Eallistion
Me. Drummond
Albury
Wales
Ne Lang
Drummond Iso
Lang
Drummond
Enat
Linly Unit Price Quoted At Forty Eight Shillings
A fragment notes the unit price of Linly at forty eight shillings per unit on a given day. No other details are readable.
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Sydney
Bishop on Bolshevism at Sydney clergy conference
Bishop Burgmann addressing Anglican clergy in Sydney at Kurrajong Heights spoke on Bolshevism and Fascism. He urged Christians to undertake the task of steering the world away from violence and brutality.
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Sydney
Wednesany
Burgmann
Kurrajong Heights
Kensington Races Daily Results Card
Sydney Wednesday listing race results from Kensington with horses Turbulent Melba Baran and Soy placing 3 and 4 in the 14-1 handicap, Procure L Lapthorn and Browure in the Encourge Handicap, Dogwood Rhamsen winning the highweight welter, Silver Line Silvius Kline in the second division, Omagh Conquest leading the third division, and Colnashy noted as a noted entrant.
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Silvius Kline Belling
Naval Strength Drives Baltic Fears in Germany Mexico
London dispatch notes Britain and Germany clash over Baltic naval buildup. Moscow hosts a high council that drafts law for immediate submarine and surface ship construction to bolster Stalin era aims. The plan seeks to shield Soviet Baltic positions and deter Western powers from projecting power near the region.
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London
Daily Express
Agya GermiAny
Auaenerine
air race prize seen as inadequate London report
The Daily Telegraph notes the AIP Ministry prize of £25,000 for a speed aircraft faces criticism in its current form. The industry argues the sum is too small to attract entries, or the plane design must change. Without a bigger prize, competitions may fail and the industry fears wasted funds.
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London
Tuckay
Daily
Telegraph
AIP
Minisbry
Clewet
Industey
French Swindle Case Governs Detention Rights
Paris court ruled there was no basis for detaining Madame Bravisky wife of the dead swindler while Darius editor of a capital city paper and Stavisky’s co lawyer were released. Other figures Garat Heyott, Dimon, and a Bayonne pawnshop director remain in custody awaiting further action.
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Paris
Turschy
Madame Bravisky
Aberatea
Darius
Campaign Speech Warns of Labor Tax Impact
In Sydney debate notes a candidate criticizes a proposed wages tax. The speaker asserts workers earning 63 per week would pay 128, and argues the policy would push factories and trade to other states, harming the economy and employment.
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Sydney
Weenenang
Treweirar
Nell
Ryde
Lain
Ian
Cool Bigamist Blessed Wives and Desertion Case
Quarter Sessions remanded for sentence after plead guilty to bigamy. Prosecutors say a man married two women while traveling between San Francisco and Australia. A 17 year old orphan described as an ex-wife and a second wife reported abandonment after the birth of their child. The man allegedly provided money for the women before deserting them.
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Sydney
Dinos Vetera
San Prancisco
Avatzalia
IL Waz
Sani Francisco
Big Mavinly
Ne Bao
Curlewis
Greyhound Meeting Date Change Sparks Club Strategy
A local greyhound club delays the Saturday meeting citing government and banking disruptions. Officials aim to avert clashes with the Glen Innes event, finalize nominations by Friday, and broadcast race results as part of plans for a 1935 programme while ministry, hotel, and sample logistics are arranged.
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Innes
Moores
Lie Lea
Sre
Dermenny
Timon
G. Bergin
Tatler Fue Agi
Sampit
Publioeiys
Boot
Wheatgrowers Questionnaire to Candidates
The Wheatgrowers association sends a questionnaire to ten candidates asking their views on key issues. It requests positions on matters including recommendations of the Wheat Commission and related agricultural policies.
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Sydney
Natoes Prapeeva
Woemeniyere
Maton
Thin
Stray bullet wounds woman near Toombul farm incident
In Toombul Queensland a 40 year old Mina But Filmer was hit by a stray bullet while a man named Andrew Water, 19, from Thindan, said he fired at his father’s farm near dusk. The shot appeared accidental as police and detectives searched the area and interviewed witnesses. The woman was hospitalized in critical condition and the shooter, distressed, denied intentional harm.
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Mina
Filmer
Toombul
Queensland
Andrew Water
Thindan
Cartaln
Warriar
Market Report From Sussex Street Sydney
Market notes list prices and commodities for a Sydney district market with scattered figures for wheat onions lucerne and cattle. Entries reference buyers sellers and ranges in values, but many OCR fragments are unclear leaving several prices unreadable.
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Sydney
Prteex
Bussie Street
Ueday
Cade
Cheyne
Miller
Lucerne
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