Prince Charles of Edinburgh Christened at Buckingham Palace
Prince Charles of Edinburgh was christened in Buckingham Palace fifth floor music room by the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Jeffery Fisher. The King Queen Queen Mary and other royal family members attended the service with a few close friends. Rev M Foxel assisted. white flowers softened the room.
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London
Prince Charles of
Edinburgh
Buckingham Palace
Canterbury
Jeffery Fisher
Queen Mary
M. Foxel
Chapel Royal
Unclear text due to OCR fragment on Brisbane event
Fragmentary report from Brisbane dated December 15 references a former counsel and an event in New Grimes with unclear details. Specific names, places, and outcomes are obscured by garbled characters.
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Brisbane
Counsant Dismot
New Grimes
Babar
Ator Oe
Battle Ends in Deaths as Bandits Are Killed
A brief report notes a confrontation where bandits were killed in battle. The details are fragmentary with several garbled names and locations, but the core event describes a clash resulting in fatalities and a confirmed outcome for the combatants involved.
Chinese Communists May Seek Western Aid for Cooperation
Report from Singapore dated September 15 suggests Chinese Communists seek Western economic aid and potential coalition with Nationalists to stabilize finances. Chiang Kai-shek remains unyielding, and prospects of a working alliance appear unlikely, though some factions push for terms with the Communists as Sun Fo returns to Nanking.
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Singapore
Paul Hoffman
E.C.A
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Nanking
Reuter
Sun Fo
Morrow
Cabeat
Wife collapses after adverse judgment in custody case
Shattered by a Supreme Court ruling Mrs. Smedley, attractive blonde, cries as custody terms are campaigned over. The husband gains rights to her two daughters, triggering a dramatic collapse and threats amid the tense courtroom scene.
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Shisbane
Mex Althes Smedley
Supreme Court
Fragmented OCR impression hides clear news item terrain
A garbled block of OCR text presents scattered fragments about people and places, lacking coherent events or context. Despite the corruption, recognizable names and terms hint at a local notice or sports reference without a definite narrative.
Child Died Twice in Brisbane Mystery Deepens
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Brisbane death case with repeated fatal events. Names, dates, and places are obscured, but the report suggests a troubling series leading to a sudden conclusion. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Screen Test Sparks Amid Altered Lines
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a screen test in the United States with garbled phrases and stray names. The readable bits mention rehearsals and a possible actor or crew reference, but the full context remains unclear.
RAF Opponent Nature Seen. London Dinner Report Mentioned
Sydney dispatch notes confusion over allegations involving a British official and a £5000 claim. A court address in the New Guinea timber lease case is cited, with unclear references to wartime exercises and Morals debates.
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Ward
Sydney
Fedesal
Marseve
Shand
K.C
Crown
New Guinea
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