Plane Crash Kills Two In British Aviation Disaster
Little Chit! Leff reports a double air tragedy near Wollingham as Mrs Violet Baring aged 30 piloting a Gipsy Moth with Philip Noble director of Lloyds Bank dies instantly when the aircraft crashes and buries its nose in a field. Noble dies of injuries. Both had learned aviation together in 1929 and were en route from Heston to Upavon for a weekend party. This marks the twelfth British civil aviation disaster of the year with 21 deaths.
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United Service
London
Violet Baring
Marquis of Zetland
Philip Noble
Lloyd's Bank, Limited
Wollingham
Noble
Barge
Myers
Heston
Mn Noble
Upavono
Mr. Noble
Baring
West End
Nahady
Paris Tour du Pranicesistent race results described
The report outlines a cycling stage in Paris with Pelissier finishing first in 34 minutes 43 seconds, Stoupel second, Tipacea third, and Opperman among the others. It notes Lami’s strong showing and Lamb’s 19 year old rider status amid a tense, celebratory mood.
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Paris
Tour du Pranicesistent Sage
Pelissier
Gaeminy
Tipacea Thajy
HK Wi
Lain
Eighin
Thors
Opperman
Quiate
Magne
Lami
Lamb
Premiers Plan Repudiated at Industrial Conference
Melbourne reports a large Labour conference vote repudiating the Premiers Plan by 76 to 32. The meeting called for immediate action to end price and wage controls, advocate socialisation of industry, and urged government to oppose the plan. Differing views on strategy included calls for a united front with the A.S.P. while others pressed for a general strike.
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Melbourne
Plig
Trades Haliday- Victoriowing
Dnd
Henly
Nigel
Coutsty
A.iy-Py
Npsy
Prumiers
Pla
Lwor
Phy
Optwon
We A.S.P
Eigen
Sunday Cinema Costs Company for Damages in Damaged Text
A garbled report mentions Sunday cinema costs and damages awarded against a company. It cites Mille Orpen in London and references a court case about Sunday performances and legislative action. Directors are said to have been dismissed amid the dispute.
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London
Shbinday
Mille Orpen
Heymar— Et
Olle Waal
Willie
Pewsted
Exiled Queen Helen of Roumania Leaves for London
Queen Helen the estranged wife of Carol of Roumania departs for London with her 11 year old daughter Mintinet amid reports of royal tensions. An official communique says she will stay with relatives while the continuo s political tension remains. Rumors mention a potential return as Romania's royal conflict unfolds and Carol’s marriage prospects are scrutinized.
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Michael
Tay
Helen
Yelen
Wattle
Bnehiod
Carol
Romania
Mortan
Wiphier
Telin
Bing
Lang Seeks Federal Aid as Loan Council Delays
Sydney reports Premier Lang seeks federal financial help after the Loan Council delays. Guaran tees from New South Wales may be required before any advance, with repayment assurances tied to interest payments to the Commonwealth. The plan’s partial abandonment and potential taxation non-interference are noted as factors shaping a federal decision.
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Sydney
JT. Lang
Seakin
Lang
New South Wales
Lung
Compulsory Pool Vote in New South Wales
A local ballot in New South Wales shows an informal tally with 277 Yes and 198 No votes. The majority against compulsory pool establishment is indicated, with turnout around 70 percent, and 2,642 ballots noted as valid.
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Synnby
Mwuelhime
New South Wales
Wet Legacy In Chicago Wines And Cash Puzzle
Patrick Maloney inherits a stock of wines liqueurs and whiskies valued at 4000 stored in a Chicago cellar after his brother John’s death. Under the Eighteenth Amendment the only legal path to claim the bequest is for Pat to come over and drive it. A windfall of 10000 pounds adds to the puzzling transfer.
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Lukea Service
Chicago
Patrick Maloney
Tipperary Ueland
John
Pat
Round World Flyers Discuss Australia Visit Plans
Sydney report says Sir Keith Smith of Amalgamated Wireless Aust. Ltds spoke with round the world flyers Harold Gatty and Wiley Post in New York. Gatty hopes to visit Australia towards year’s end, with Post also eager to see Ans alia.
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Sydney
Keith Smith
Amagamated Wireless Aust. Ltds
Harold Gatty
Wiley Post
Sers
New York
Gatty
Australia
Ansalia
Death of Aged Invalid at Carrington Fire
An elderly pensioner, Franke Wilson, 78, died when a house at Carrington near Newcastle burned. The bedridden man, confined indoors, was incinerated as the home was destroyed by the fire that swept through the dwelling and its outbuildings over ten days.
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Rydney
Franke Wilson
Carrington
Newcastle
Earth tremor hits Whyalla this Saturday morning
An early tremor passed over Whyalla on Saturday morning, with reports indicating the tremor moved from the east to the west. No injuries or major damage yet noted as residents assess impacts.
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Trameet
Bisley Shooting Highlights Fulton Victory at King's Prize
Sergeant Fulton won the King's Prize at Bisley with a score of 285. Young finished second with 49 points behind. Kelly, formerly with London, scored 280 and was runner up among the few women competitors led by Majorie Poster. Fulton, 44, noted his first shot since 1926 and received champagne with congratulations. He helps his 93-year-old father in his armorer’s business and was a Queen’s Prize winner in college.
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Lonron
Satuedey
Sergi
Wilson
Yoang
É de. Kelly
London Trilby
Manjorie
Fulton
Hye
Tathen
London Conference of Ministers Sees Cautious Optimism
Amid a tense standstill, ministers from Britain France and Belgium held talks in Paris and London to ease the crisis. Officials reported a more favorable mood and shared desire for closer cooperation. A follow up meeting is planned for Sunday morning to push toward an agreement despite ongoing divisions.
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Pams
Sallirdey
Hean
Bitenmes
Germatt
Drs. Brueying
Norgjal
Paris
America
Belgium
Des
Gurtius
Bruening
Berlin Seizure Orders Tighten Currency Control
In Berlin on Saturday an emergency decree orders all foreign possessors to convert assets to marks within set limits. The government empowers the Reichsbank to sell foreign currencies if needed. Imprisonment up to ten years is outlined for noncompliance. Banks face cap on deposits and savings payments while authorities seek to stabilize funds amid widespread distress. The article notes monetary strain across Rhineland and fears of broader economic collapse tied to the Prussia’s political tensions and recent failures of Bremen and North German firms.
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Berlin
Anisbsbank
Rolehsbank
Andesbuae Ce ‘Rein Pravin Waring Provinerd
Rhineland
Prence
Davis Cup drama as Americans edge past Britain in Paris
In heavy showers Britain falls to the United States 6 1 6 3 6 3 as Hughes and Perry defeat Sliluay and Von Hen. Americans gain a moral advantage with improved play while England fights hard amid rough moments. Many expect a U S rematch in the next round.
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Dalles
Paris
Sliluay- IV
Lot
von Hen
America
Hughes
Perry
England
Wee Challeney Row
Canadian Graft Allegations Hit Ottawa in Power Inquiry
Report outlines alleged payments by Basishurnois Power Project Company to both Liberal and Conservative campaigns. Robert Sweezey claims Liberals received 125000 while Conservative influence extended to major deals. Senators Haydon and Laurier MacDougald reportedly refused to testify. Prime Minister Bennett considered appearing for examination as a parliamentary inquiry investigates the affair.
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Ottawa
Offawaig
Robert Sweexy
Basishurnois Power Project Company
Sweezyy
Andrew Haydon
Sterling Investment Company
St. Lewrence
Beauharnois
House of Commons
He . Beauharnois Company
Montreal
Haydon
Wilfred Laurier MacDougald
R. B. Bennait
Ecywnhein
Miss Orpen Name Change Sparks Telegraphic Debate
A London report outlines Miss Orpen, secretary to Sulicstér named Cohen, changing her name before a public scene. Sir Sidney Howlaty condemns the move as a ploy, while observers question the purpose and impact on English respectability and governance.
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London
Orpen
Cohen
Sidney Howlaty
Cost of Dying Sales Tax on Coffins Hits Undertakers
A South Australian sales tax plan for coffins increases costs for undertakers from February 4. The measure taxes goods made to order and affects manufacturers and suppliers, with officials debating the impact and scheduling meetings to discuss the changes.
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Une Developmine Agnec
Aol
Ewing
Pedvea
Ms As Resend
Mbans
Australia
Pebruary
F. Jabba
Pengelsey & Knabe
Family Disaster Strikes Father and Daughter in Separate Districts
United Serviga reports a tragic coincidence as Mr. Tom Coke traveling from Maidstone to Canterbury is struck by a lorry, losing both feet, while his daughter Hilda, leaving home to work, is found near Elstree with leg amputation and severe head injuries. Her condition is critical.
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United Serviga
London
Tom Coke
Canterbury
Maidstone
Hilda
Elstree
Ulm
Libellous pamphlets plea for a special tribunal
The text reports on libellous anti Papal pamphlets and a special tribunal used to try offenders against the King Mussolini or the Fascist State. It names editors and figures involved, noting suppression of a newspaper editor expelled from the Papalists.
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United. Service
Halsan Achille Balti
Neemar- Wester
Bisnoe Mussolini
Cmilio Fattimelli
Impery
Tha
Strathaird Launch Marked by Burgundy Bottle Ceremony
Lord Inchcape hailed the Strathaird launch as the most perfect he had seen as Lady Margaret Shaw shattered a burgundy bottle on the bows at Betrow-in-Furness. Captain W Pyend leads the Strathaird bound for Australia in February, with 900 unemployed onlookers amid the ceremony. The sister ship Strathnaver, nearing completion, outshines prior Australian run vessels in size and luxury, offering saloon and tourist class amenities and adjustable air streams. Each ship carries two spare propellers, with spares planned for Sydney and Bombay in case of mishap.
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United Service
London
Lord Inchcape
Margaret Shaw
Betrow-in-Furness
W. Pyend
Australia
Strathnaver
Sydney
Bombay
Concert at Tennysod Vale Wall Evening
A four concert event in aid of Tennysod Vale wall be held this evening. The program lists performers including Miss Baldwin Stewart Adodak Pounear Manser Mitchell Sampson Hissty Whitehead Galrstow and the Rev D Reekie assisting.
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Tennysod Vale Wall
Misses Baldwin
Stewart
Adodak
Pounear
Manser
Mitchell
Sampson
Hissty
Whitehead Galrstow
D Reekie
Filmland Pars Hollywood Star Files for Divorce
Los Angeles Saturday John Barrymore announces he is ending film work and returning to the legitimate stage while claiming his wife Tna Claire or Claire is seeking divorce on cruelty grounds. The film business is said to be in upheaval as stars shift plans.
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Hollywood
Tna
Claire
John Aibert
Los Angeles
Tf Am
John Barrymore
All About a Cow Near Melbourne Causes Train Tragedy
A stray cow from Millbrook near Vallavat wandered onto the railway line in the early morning, derailing a train and causing widespread disruption. Passengers were delayed as services from Adelaide to Geelong were halted, with dozens of express staff and supplies affected and unsold pies remaining at Ballarat due to the incident.
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Melbourne
Faisy
Millbrook
Vallavat
Allway Line
Ano Woods
Daisy
Torah
sAdelatty
Maka
Geelong
Sailyay
Ballevor
Advicide
Royal Wedding Talks in Turbulent Neumanle Realm
A report notes Queen Hioten declining to attend the approaching wedding of Princess Manan of Neumanle and the Arab prince Anton of Austria. The engagement, announced in May, faced cancellation rumors amid hopes from the groom’s family for a conventional alliance and broader political implications.
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Aucharest
Kennedy Romance and Disappearance Shadow 1920s Usbandy
A tumultuous report centers on Ma Kennedy and pastor Aimee McPherson, detailing a vanished husband, a disputed honeymoon break, and public statements from relatives. The piece portrays Kennedys life in the shadow of church ties, media attention, and rumored scandal as witnesses describe tensions and separations.
Sydney-Perth Flight Heading to Greek Consulate General
A Greek guide and accompanying party prepared for a return flight from Massog to Australia. The traveler aged 24 travels with Mr De H Hemsworn and Mr Gousoutg to discuss a possible country visit within a few months. Aims include easing travel and securing a present tip in easy styles, with plans to arrive tonight.
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Bydney
Selompe
Rao Meibburne
TAX War Tactics and Taxi Damages Reported in City
A chaotic account describes wilful damage to taxicabs and lives, with references to Wilful damage, attack patterns, and multiple incidents. It notes cab services on Wilk street and a hospital response, citing injuries and possible ignition events.
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tyTes
Tosh
Nattariod
Asia
Al-Byilal
Bardge
Wilk Int Syreet
Marriage of Unfit Prompts Board Debate on Care Homes
A fragmented 1920s style report critiques urban welfare plans as outcry rises over asylum life and hospital care. The piece notes public concern for elderly and children, calls for reform of institutional settings, and questions data to guide policy changes toward abolishing privatized facilities.
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Board of “Annes
Cagard
Empire Exhibition Sparks International Trade Push in 1996
Reports from Yangouver indicate preparations for the Holt Trish Empire Exhibition in 1996 aimed at boosting trade. Officials note involvement of Australian and Canadian interests and expect participation from Conwy, Govan, and other regions as business groups back the initiative.
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Yangouver
TL Tesla
Unin
Kimpire
Suse
Conwy
Govan Muns Ifkve Asvoed
Canadianil
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