Mass arrests follow shooting of Iron Guards in Balwrdey
London reports many arrests after the Iron Guards incident in Balwrdey. Guards leader Nicholas Fapdara, Annanel Dick, and Anviret Hate are named among those injured as riots spread. Buildings burn, shops attacked, and police face attempts to reestablish control while Pasdaru's orders loom over the crisis.
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Kundey
Weber
Bal Wrdey
Reg
Lane
Nicholas Fapdara
Annanel Dick
Ene
Besarabia
Ston Victor Vojen Ehole
Tere Fun
M. Godrenyi
Bucharest
Times
Rick
Petsy
Pagdaru
Pasdaru
Thi Telo
Three Die in Town Crash As Auto Plows Through Crowd
A morning accident in Exomey left three dead and a survivor gravely injured. Witnesses described a vehicle leaving the roadway and striking pedestrians near a residential block. Rescue crews battled smoke and chaos as authorities began inquiries into the cause. The victims include a married couple and their teenage son. the sole survivor, Ray Carter, endured severe injuries and remains hospitalized. Police closed the area while investigators collect evidence and check local cameras.
Miss Sheila Lyons Desires Cie Weng
Miss Sheila Lyons plans to wed Cie Weng soon, with the likely ceremony to occur in Taamenia. Details remain unsettled as schedules and residence post marriage are being considered by families and officials.
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Sheila Lyons
Cie Weng
72 Year Old Fast Bowler Highlighted by Shield Team
A fragment notes a 72 year old bowler connected to the State Shield team and mentions a December date with references to Mel, Gre Colts, and penalties. The text is garbled but centers on an elderly bowler and a shield team event with unclear outcomes or details.
New Atlantic Battle Pleat Proposed by US Navy
In a draft plan the United States outlines a new Atlantic defense concept with targets including destroyers and carriers. The proposal calls for deployment changes, aircraft carriers, and modernization of naval assets to project power and deter threats across the Atlantic theater.
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Byesler
Welling
Washington
Paton
Mithrmartis
Pran
Ube
United States Navy
Bank Board Chairman Faces Question Over Term and Role
The text discusses the Bank Board and its chairman Sir C. mundey amid questions on term length and leadership duties. It references Canberra and mentions changes in bank leadership and possible redirection of duties, with an unclear note about a term ending and ongoing discussions.
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Mundey
Cheude Relig
Ank
Weil
Snes
A. Leporeald
Britain and Italy amid anti French demonstrations
Britain's Lord Perth voices regret over Italy’s anti French demonstrations while Count Ciano and Mussolini face questions on mediation and a possible German armament move. Berlin signals restraint as Corsican protests widen and France warns against any Hispano Roman alignment.
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Yansapannens
Toni
al Eka
France
von Ribbentrop
Germany
Taly
London
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Chamber of Deputies
Rame Ayer Talat
Funlila
Corsica
Gano
Bignor Mussalini
Whei International
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Halling Ie
Paris
Daily ‘Telegraph
Aljecin
M. Daladier
Austeruix
Mure
Vetun
Furth
Palestine
Fearon
Ribcentros
Herr von Ribentrop
Pertinax
Count Cjano
Slenor Mussolini
Chamber of Deputie
Timber workers to be halved as city council cuts relief labour
A Queensland city plans to reduce its street work force to 600 before Christmas as part of a relief labour reduction. The measure aims to halve the available relief labour in preparation for a broader cut, with most cuts affecting road work and public spaces.
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Crispane
Parc
Militia Syllabus Debates Scheduling and Pay Proposals
A vague report discusses potential militia changes and scheduling disruptions tied to a Saturday parade. Ministers reference future pay and attendance plans, with some workers seeking full pay during absence while authorities weigh constitutional and defense considerations amid uncertain operational aims.
Defence Bill Expands Defence Spending Plans in Parliament
In Canberra the Defence Appropriation Bill heads for early week debate as Australia considers a large expansion plan with millions of pounds in new expenditure. Prime Minister Johnston Towne signals potential delays for all urgent measures while promising a strong stance on national insurance and postwar defence. The session aims to close by Thursday with further bills, including the Newsprint Paper County Bill and the Allens Registration Bill, in play.
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Canberra
Lopmann
J. A. Towne
Death from sunstroke ends Overland Cyclist journey
Donald Pridman, a well known overland cyclist in Australia, died of sunstroke while prospecting in remote north eastern Queensland. His body was found near abandoned telegraph line and the trek he undertook toward Darwin appeared thwarted by harsh outback conditions and extreme heat.
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Donald Pridman
Australia
Hime
Queensland
Open Verdict in Masseuse Marie Mare Death Case
Coroner's open verdict follows inquiry into Marie Mare's death at Hotel Australia. Evidence suggested suicide but did not rule out accident, with witness Miley Hare, a 25 year old massage therapist from Dunedin, named. Dr K Hoad treated Hare on November 18 and noted depressive tendencies and possible suicidal motives.
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Marie Mare
Miley Hare
Hotel Australia
Ofarn
Hank Mine Hare
Dunadis
New
2Anland
Adelaide Begkst
Dunedin
Heralstey
K Hoad
Macglatio
Alves
Hawaiian Champion To Swim At Warwick On January 16
INVEISBANE Monday at a meeting of the Queensland Amateur Swimming Association it was decided that Kikeshi Nakina the 18 year old Hawaiian swimmer will begin touring Queensland at Warwick on January 16. Nakame will contest the Queensland championships January 18 20 and 23. It was proposed that he appear at country centres as far north as Cairns.
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Inveisbane
Af Vir
Yeeland
Kikeshi Nakina
Back-In Parking Debate Spurs Special Meeting in City
In a Monday session at Connell, city officials approved postponing a key provision regarding a proposed parking change. Alderman Ane and Ald PF B Comahi were named to represent the enrollment of the Darlin Bowes Centenary Committee during the discussion.
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Soowoomba
Connell
Musay
CD Ane Fund
Ald PF
B. Comahi
Enunell of Uve Darlin Bowes
Three Planes To Be Paid For in Soya Beans
A garbled report notes a Miil aviation company and a local firm arranging payment for three planes linked to soya bean shipments. The fragment mentions November and a flight event but lacks clear names, dates, or places. The readable items point to an aviation transaction tied to agricultural trade with unspecified parties.
Story of Near Mutiny Aboard Von Luckner's Yacht Seeadler
Sydney report by Colin Moore describes tensions aboard the Seeadler after leaving Cairns. A mutiny threat surfaced as crewmen clashed with Hans Oesterreich over events at sea, including a revolver carried by Oesterreich and accusations by Von Luckner. Oesterreich faced removal, later sent to Batavia, while Moore says he departed Papua to return to Australia after negotiations and pressure from German authorities.
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Colin Moore
New Zealand
Ine Seeteatel
Awsklaind
Niewm
Holland
Germany
Monee
Cairns
Wakor
Yeurs
Nint
Powell Yn
Luckner
Hans Oesterreich
Cii
Uma
Powell
Ashord
Tiland
Dutch East Indies
von Luekner
Ossterreich
Oesterreich
Moore
Hans
oMeor
Kran
Jeacer
Oesterreieh
Hane
Mwake
Bourabiye Oesterreieh
von Luckber
Coasu
Mente
Oesterreichhart
Consulas
Batavia
Owas
Bertin
Uro
Aldo
Souratya
Brldah Comaile
Australia
Air Defences Bir Kingsley Wood Paris Talks
London reports Sir Kingsley Wood returned from France where he conferred with authorities. He states Britain will press with air defence strength and seek to influence forthcoming military plans amid tensions.
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London
Secretary of State For Air
Kingsley Wood
France
Wrexon
Tle
Preneli Air Miler
Lia Chumbee
Electric Shock Proves Fatal in Melbourne Scene
A disaster report notes an electric shock fatality in Melbourne involving individuals named Davin Hon and Hirraw Welter. The incident occurred near a market area with a live wire causing critical injuries as bystanders observed. The event references a local saloon and surrounding unidentified details.
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Melbourne
Minas
Hiram Otter
Ted Liner
Wife Granted Divorce On Ground Of Desertion
Desertion cited as the reason for divorce in a court filing. The brief mentions a wife seeking dissolution of marriage with the case proceeding in the local docket.
Unclear Crop Seed Names and Purchases Listed
Fragmented OCR shows Betsy crop seeds and vendors with mixed terms. Mentions Better Crops program, corn, yellow varieties, sodan parents, and various brand-like names. Includes scattered place and phone references, but no clear event or outcome.
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