World War Fears Dampen U S Aftershock and Global Turmoil
The article traces fears of a new global conflict as the United States endures disaster and factional tensions. It notes German leadership denying aggressive aims while warning against another war, and China’s civil strife with potential shifts toward a new government. It also mentions pending executions in New York and evolving war preparations worldwide.
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Miitary
Germany
Walved Saids
Jules Vernes
Ravenege
Stresemann
Amoune
Jdom
der Mumy
Alea
Soviet
Russia
Jagker
Balng
Werses
Jean Horrible
Aorta
China
Barallier notes rain impact and new theatre plans
In the aftermath of heavy rainfall, Barallier reports 81 points of rain and improving conditions for sheep. Trappers face rising prices for fur and poles, while Hullo Sindon sees extensive bolt improvements and 40 men employed in related work. Moss Vale plans a theatre with 660 seats, aiming to attract touring firms, and Melbourns hosts linked discussions. Moss Vale already owns a 0 date theatre built by Tom Mack costing around 216,000.
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Hullo Sindon
Hige
Moss Vale
Hanire
Ani
Meltoum
Canberra radio broadcast charms listeners nationwide
The Canberra ceremony broadcast drew huge audiences in Australia with the Duke of York speaking clearly to listeners as far as Sydney and Melbourne. Nellie Melba sang the national anthem, and coverage included notes on clothing, participants, and planned future radio programs on motherhood and life after death.
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Canberra
Sydney
York
Rit Sell
Mame Nelile Melba
Melba
Tor
Nellie
Walcome
Senate
Duke
Aly
Pontus Wellstal'e
Malon
Lae
Pamine
Adyar
Uilebarred
Bishop Leadbeater
Ou Ula
Alarm for Monday Morning Broadcast Time
A Sydney reader complains about interference and timing on radio broadcasts. The letter cites ongoing blocking and timing issues, referencing the Australian Broadcasting Authority and station responses.
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Wwe Gpo
Jwritea
Sydney
Ubeir Sharma
7BL
Moma
Mureau
Nymbottia
Tara Locke
Unclear excerpt hints at broadcast timing and trades
Fragmentary text references a broadcasting station and various trades such as jewellers and watchmakers. It mentions a person named Mr Champion and a “head raster states” figure, but full context and specifics are unreadable.
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Filmaway
Champion
Crookwell Mystery: Two Crookwell Men Meet Royalty
Two Crookwell men reportedly traveled from Crookwell to Canberra in about two and a half hours and entered the Big House. They declined to reveal what they discussed with royalty, though their presence prevented a ceremonial banquet as they were not hungry. Crookwell was represented in the Royal Tunction.
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Crookwell
Down
Roosters
Canberra
Big House
Letter from the district about Crookwell and Midge Creek trek
A fragmentary letter from a district correspondent mentions Crookwell, Molodien, and Donest nove. It recounts a back country trek near the Midge and Carrathool with references to storms, frosts, and local towns. The writer asks about a missing friend and requests a reply with current whereabouts and plans.
Laggan Anzac Tribute Letters Stir Paper Debate
Letters from readers praise Laggan Anzac Day efforts and call out omissions in publication. Correspondent urges clearer notices of donations and timing for World War I remembrance funds, praising citizens for honoring fallen servicemen and urging proper civic action and accuracy.
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MecAllater
Lagan
Pate
Matic Ciizen
Laggan
Langan
Baitor
Inaranen
Tillinr
Sit In Letter From Alaggan Resident Cited
Fragmentary letter from an Alaggan resident addressed to the editor describes patriotism, minority status, and political parties. The text criticizes outside influence on a district and mentions Queen Cam Pasltion and Tumstoy 4.
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Tumstoy
Queen Campasltion
Yonra
Wedujing Bells at St Lawrence’s Circle Spring Valley
The marriage of Miss Nell Misbor Fang Hogan was solemnised at St Lawrence’s Church Spring Valley with a gala ceremony. The bride, given away by her father, wore lime and pink, with Mary Howatt as bridesmaid and Dick Fisher as best man. The reception was at Homeville and the couple later left by train for the Blue Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlus Nell
Mlichael’ Hogan
St Lawrence'a Cire
Spring Valley
Dtey
O'Carrall
Isaxw Pahor
Homeritie
My. Hogan
Poewoo
Ld Voges
Mie Hogan
Nowers
Mary’ “Howat
Slater
Nomis
Ulin
Sacred Beart Convent
North Gonthyen
Reform of Drinks and Food Rules Cited in City Section
The report outlines changes in beverage rules and nonmeal offerings by vendors including Choice vrnit Confactionery Bott Dricks Horrier Drinks Ainull Goody Fengy Goods Newsuganys and All Smokern. Regulation Lunehene and Light Refreshments are discussed with emphasis on compliance timelines and permitted items.
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San Francisco
New York
Maith Snyder
Henry Judd Grey
Llower Parte Mera Ieee
Fon
Barrallier
Duke and
Radio For Women
Sorpore
Buxton
Teadpera
Bentley
Marvey
Chas, Miller
W. Arnold
G Ducks
Field
W. Mater
F Woods
Co Turner
Blackboy
Jolly
Carrathool
Areca
Ghinke
Binc Boy
Crook West
Nixon
Xeppoy
Sher
Taraiga
Orchard St
Lunehene
Allgaours
Gomino Brow —— Proprietors
Angus & Coote Ltd
M.S. Viles
Taralga
Wild West Pictures
Frank Gorman
Ss Coopers
Greater Imperial Films
Faralph Lewis
J.M. Pedley & Son
Practical Tailors
Crookmwell
Sweason Able Satlings
Middie
Igtel 1
Goulburn Restaurant
Houlburn
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