Selfishness of U S A in World Peace Talk
Montreal Thursday report quotes Manin Cantey of New York addressing the Guardian Bar Aswada Mion. He argues the United States should focus on its own welfare rather than Europe while Lord Birkenhead links to a 1948 New York remark. The piece critiques Versailles era reflections and US role in Armenia and Greece.
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Banter
Montreal
Manin Cantey
New York
Aswada- Mion
Europe
Versallins
United States
Versailles
Uniter Sistas
Armenia
Greece
Unites States
Birthday Fair at Seaview Church Stirs Community Aid
A Seaview event at the Solomontown Methodists drew large crowds for a birthday fair. Stalls sold out quickly, with notable support from Mrs Gould Mrs Cottle and Mrs Luccombe. The cake modeled as a church and croquet items drew praise. Total proceeds exceeded £190 for parish funds.
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Lieholt
Luccombe
Witex
Bull
Ruy
J. A. Andrews
Sirs. Cottie
Sneam
W. Gollis
Cottie
Miss
Tragedy at Flat as Man Takes Own Life
A woman in Sydney recalls a fatal act at a flat where Bucknall shot himself after urging Grace Chapman to reconsider a marriage proposal. Grace, who had previously rejected him, was with her parents and dressing for dinner when the shot occurred. Bucknall, an airman in the war, had long known the family and visited often. results state he faced hardship and suicide notes indicated despair.
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Reuter
London
Grace Chapman
Grace
Chapman
Sydney
Bucknall
Farewall
aNvny
Glassmans
Grove
Fim
Ms Imperament
Tunity
Devastation in Japan prompts global relief effort
Reports from Osaka and Tokyo describe worldwide sympathy and swift aid. Millionaires offer palaces for relief and military engineers mobilize to clear wreckage. The Bank of Tokyo prepares to reopen with a large yen reserve as relief funds surge. News warns of casualties and fires in Nagasaki with high death tolls.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Tokyo
Osaka
Avsny
Luna
Uiymata Paldoe
Shingyuke
Zaraen
Kae Ponte
Enliré Navy
Mililans
Uravelour Sun Country
Thadsawithout
Bank of Tokyo
Jayau
Teaho
Isnater
White Australia retaliation at Colombo report
A controversial Australian policy debate unfolded as ministers discussed retaliation against Sri Lanka. Allegations centered on restricting Australian employment, with claims of anti Asian movements and potential travel restrictions benefiting domestic firms. The council moved to consider anti Asiatic laws and potential security measures amid tense political climate.
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Mauter
Miniterial Council
Tie Australian Apt
Asinue
Ana Mombey
Australia
Recorder Cup Great Vote For Kearns
The weekly Recorder Cup tally shows Keane leading with 843 votes while Saynor trails at 1688 and Reabhs 465. The count totals 4068 votes, with earlier results noted and plans for upcoming counts discussed.
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Indio
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Amisers
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Bayon
Relief funds allocated by legistive body and viceroy
Distorted report notes multiple nations pledging aid funds. Hong Kong reports 280000 dollars for relief. London cites mayor's Japan Barthi Quake Fund. Simla mentions Viceroy Lord Reading opening a fund and donating 5000 rupees.
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London
Rhureday
Ting Nay
Simla
Lord Reailing
Country Party reforms urged at South Australian conference
The South Australian Farmers and Settlers Association at the annual conference pushed for the Country Party to widen its name and representation. Speakers criticized government ministers pay and called for a stronger, more representative party stance, with broad support for renaming and broader inclusivity within the federation.
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Adhdaide
South Australian Farmers and Settlers' Association
Cal
Liberal
Karmieeg, and Settlers’ Associaton Wan Telly
Waula
Country Party
Axwiust
Gordon
Szto
South Australia
Isitine
Bellbird Tragedy Sparsely Reported Amid Denials
The piece records responses to the Bellbird tragedy with denials from Sweaper Allegations and quotes from Mr. Baddeley Myla and Dally Queraian. It notes widows facing poverty and the miners' stance on aiding descendants, while reporting the government’s refusal to permit Sunday theatre or entertainment tied to the Bellbird fund.
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Priday
Baddeley
Myla
Queraian
Biric
Ion
Situation in Germany Signals Rapid Mark Devaluation
Kwuter's Berlin dispatch reports the mark tumbling from 220 million to 205 million pounds, with fears of further losses. The crisis highlights public proclamations and currency restrictions, while calls for reparations and a solid gold bank hint at potential government action and concessions amid mounting inflation.
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Berlin
Eriany
Comonstral
Vanfusig
Fuhr
Yokohama Destruction Report Ruins City After Shock
Wireless dispatch from Tokyo describes Yokohama wiped out, many dead in main streets, canals filled with corpses and fires driving residents to water. Foreigners and Chinese sought safety as banks and key institutions suffer heavy damage, with Japanese banks evacuated and major firms collapsed.
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Lien
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Tun Mitsubiah
Taiwan Chosen Banks
Industrial Bank of Japan
Yokohama Specie Bank
Morning Post reports Japan crisis reshapes world power balance
London dispatch says Japanese crisis has not quieted public attention and may alter international relations. Analysts note the regime’s determination strains the Far East balance while Britain eyes a naval base plus possible realignment of strategy amid economic strain and shifting power.
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London
Barts
Far “East
Iona
Britain
Amusements Tonight Show Adverts Big Singers and Chaplin
A Wartime era notice advertises a night of amusements including Frank A. Donnie with the Four Southern Singers, two numbers by Donnie with accompaniment, a program of pictures such as Pay Day and Mr Billfire Spendy His Dime, and a modern love story on an plantation. Chaplin’s Pay Day is highlighted plus a concert at the Methodist church hall for Crusade funds with musical and physical displays.
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Acu Albaibea
Tessip Wassoleh
Frank A. Donnie
Succesa
Adelaide
Receniity
Donnie
Dingell
Wai Tv
Billfire
Ian
Smutliing
Heautital
McAvey
Solomontana
Tokyo Fire Disaster Chaos Traps Thousands Near River
Report from New York by a Press Agency writer describes Tokyo amid heavy rain and steam as rescuers fight to reach a collapsed bridge over the river. Fire rages, civilians rush toward the water, and many drown as flames and smoke fill the air.
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York
Labet Press
Tokyo
Governor-General Appeals Aid For Japan After Disaster
The Governor-General in Melbourne issued an appeal after Japan’s earthquake and tsunami disaster. He urged Australian citizens to aid emergency efforts, with government funds and a plan to mobilize shiploads of relief goods and support from states. The Commonwealth announced initial £40,000 and a further £50,000 for rapid relief, plus a £400 donation from the Governor-General.
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Melbourne
Widay
Japan
Sydney
Davérninopis
Ihwongl
Commonwealth
Tutsulttady
Australian relief liner departure and port arrivals
Melbourne report notes the Commonwealth Government plans the unda Ped ship Australmoune to sail from Sydney next week to Japan as part of Australian relief efforts. A Tango Maru arrival at Yorotama is recorded with passengers and damaged vessels due to the earthquake. funds of £4000 are sent by Anthony Hordern and partners for the Japanese Relief Fund.
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Commonwealth
Australmoune
Jaan
Sydney
Japan
Neseasary
Australia
Burns, Philp
Doey
Yorotama
Polday
Manéns
Anthony Hordern
Sone
Prentice
Death of AW.C Handicapper Syaney in Sydney
Mr John Waly, known as a handicapper for the AGG for three years, died yesterday in Sydney at the age of 78. He served as handicapper for the AGG and was a notable figure in racing circles locally.
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Syaney
John Waly
AGG
Sydney
Wage Increase Declared By Mie Board Of Trade
Sydney reports the Mie Board of Trade has declared a basic wage rise for adult males to 92/ for six months and 41/6 for females. The new rate applies from today for the ensuing half year, affecting employers and workers in the Sydney area.
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Sydney
Mie Board of Trade
Heroic Japanese Servants Hold Line at Yokohama Calamity
Reports describe acts of courage by Japanese servants in Yokohama during the disaster. They refused to abandon foreign mistresses, assisting women and children to escape as flames engulfed the area. A cook or chariour stayed to guide others, sacrificing his life.
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Nagasaki
Yokohama
Ana Ables
Thay
Onecoolle
Tractor Trial Demonstrates Local Interest at Crystal Brook
The fractori explorer test at Crystal Brook drew about 200 turners from nearby towns including Orroroo Kapunda and Port Pirie. Demonstrations featured Holl Wao and other models pulling multiple ploughs and cultivate denoting the area as suitable for tractor work with potential expansion next year.
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A. Ve Surgeal
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Alsericrs
Orroroo
Kapunda
Port
Bulla and
Ascott
Wallis
Ciotrao
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Clarence Smirk
Feineter
Jeopelelar
Grodt Northern Motor Igompany
Port Pirie
Sheparddock
Crystal Brook
Warnertown
War Service Homes Commission Appointment Clarified
A Brisbane based appointment to a Royal Commission is clarified regarding the War Service Homes contract entered in 1920 between E. A. Green of Footscray and the War Service Homes Commission. The article notes the commission’s role in examining the contract and related wartime housing provisions.
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Achlbourne
Fiidayale
Hensham
Brisbane
War Service Homes
E.wtd
A. Green
Footscray
War Service Homes Commission
Greece Faces Ambassadors Conference On War Reverses
The Council of the League of Nations agreed to refer the matter to the Conference of Ambassadors after deliberations about a fifty million lire report as Greece security and a court of justice reference. The draft reply signals Greece’s apology and military honors at Athens, with an enquiry commission and League representatives to supervise. Lord Robert Crewe's hours-long discussion approved sending minutes to the Conference.
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Geneva
Charadsy
The
League of Ne Hons
Gwies Bank
Greece
Iaematias
Interanbonel
Justina
Conference of
Ambrasadors
Bik
League For
Athans
Salandra
Robert Cepil
Seliathe
Greek Fleet Ordered to Avoid Port and War Threats
London reports Greek fleet moved to avoid Patliang as tensions rise across the Balkans. Rome announces Greece informed of high stakes and potential Balkan war risk. Italian authorities warn of possible invasion opportunities as Corfu crisis looms and Mussolini intensifies pressure on Greece while Serbia signals support.
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London
Benross
Aleetias
Serbia
Turkey
Thrace
Telegraph
Mussolini
Cortut
Greece
Corfu
Greeks Arrest Assassins Echo in Trieste Dispatches
Reports from Corfu say the Greek crackdown is proceeding while tensions rise in country districts. Admiral Shwonert has deployed troops to pursue anti Italian elements and seize arms amid the Janina massacre aftermath.
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Corfu
Shwonerth
Floods hit Canowindra district in New South Wales
Flood waters rise in the Canowindra district as the Lachlan River overflows and the Nameluce River surges, halting traffic and delaying railway work near town. A section of track is blocked about 500 yards from Canowindra, pushing plans to progress on the line.
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Sydney
tlushWatere
Canowindra
Embassies Burned Down in Foreign Office Communique
A Foreign Office communique states the British American and Vietnamese embassies were burned down. It notes a person named Amakaie Dag is implicated in a spring incident, while Pringes Niw is reported safe.
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Foreign Office
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