British Lords Debate Severing Relations with Soviet Union
The House of Lords opened a discussion led by Lord Parmoor on cutting diplomatic ties with the Soviet, warning it could provoke war and worsen British trade. Earl Balfour and others argued the move would not yield benefits and UK prestige might suffer if relations were broken.
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House of Lords
Lord Parmoor
Ramsay Macdonald
Labor
Lord Permoor
Howse
Earl Balfour
United States
Rusia
Dritein
Earl of Firkenhasd
Hetduse
Asquith
Earl of Birkanboud
Great Britain
Queensland Labor leader praised by Queen and Premier
Labor figure Mr M Cormack received praise from the Queen and Australian Premier in a luncheon at the House of Commons. The Queensland Premier stressed unity and loyalty to party duties, highlighting reforms and a strong Labor front.
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Deltish Parliementary Labor Party
Mr. M'Cormack
House of Contmone
MacKonald
Gueensland
Empire teachers aim to widen interchange of Empire staff
In London on Tuesday the Board of Education reported a plan to widen interchange of Empire teachers. The aim is to give teachers freer scope to exchange ideas and perform services across territories.
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London
Turaday
Empire
Board of
Educaton
Red Advance and heavy losses in 11 years marked drive toward Peking
A chaotic despatch reports a three sided drive by allied forces toward Peking with frontline units under General Chang and allied commanders. It notes Soviet and Japanese or foreign agents, heavy casualties, and the potential deployment of an international force for protection as fighting intensifies in the Manchurian theater.
Lindbergh Triumphs in Europe Reception
Newsreels report that Captain Lindbergh, welcomed by the King in London, plans to visit other European centers after his Atlantic conquest. British newspapers discuss government influence on his interviews as part of a broader aviation achievement narrative.
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Atlantic
Lindbergh
London
Europe
Seeds of Discord in Communist Party Warn London
The Communist International issues a resolution demanding M. Hiky and her opposition desists from sowing discord in the party or face expulsion. The motion rebuts M. Trotsky’s accusation that British Communist leaders hinder the Chinese revolution and sabotage revolutionary work in Britain.
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Communist International
M. Hiky
Vradere 8
M. Troteiy
Feaders
Britain
Wonardonebla
Becktiae Alice
Four ponies last race on page nineteenth
Brief note reports four ponies racing in the final event of a program, appearing on page 19. The record preserves the terse notice style of the local racing column.
Lindbergh Flight Valor Highlighted in Awe Inspired View
The document lauds Charles Lindbergh for his groundbreaking solo voyage praising endurance courage and aviation progress while noting broader challenges faced by explorers and the public fascination with his achievement. It underscores national pride and the spirit of discovery fueling future advances in air travel.
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Ata Tamir
Bee Fc
Lindbergh
Stinlyter
Koil
Sam Moare
Tveiniel
Princess Mary Launches Canberra Cruiser at Clydebank
Princess Mary hurried from London to Clydebank launch Brown's Canberra cruiser at the shipyard. She spent two nights on the train and attended a civic reception amid enthusiastic crowds and windows crowded with spectators.
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Rincess Mary
Glasgow
Canberra
Brown
Clydebank
London
Lord Blythwood
Seamen's Chief Retires After 35 Years of Service
Taersdar Me HaveLock Wilbon announces that he will retire from the helm of the union after reaching 70, ending 35 years as president. The Union of Sailors and Mariners traces its origins to the era of 1950s organizing efforts led by Wilton and colleagues.
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Eallors
Phrernuti
Wilhan
Rum Treaty Ultra-Days Read by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court declined to review the decision of the federal court in New York concerning the annexion of Magione and Staten. The ruling challenged agreements on maritime feuds and the status of American peets under a broader treaty.
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Supreme Court
Staten
Oxford Square Furnishing Co. advert summary brief
An OCR fragment references The Oxford Square Furnishing Co Ltd and mentions Builders' sash cords and a trade theme. It is a partial, unclear ad layout with scattered names and terms, lacking full sentences or context.
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Berd
Chad Mate Af Pureitire
Onan von ‘Teams
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