Kiukiang Falls to Japanese After Three-Day Battle
Kiukiang on the Yangtze between Nanking and Hankow has fallen to Japan after a three day desperate battle. Tokyo forces aim to push toward Hankow with 200000 troops supported by ships and air power. Soviet advisers join Chinese defense as German officers depart Haikow region.
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London
Kiukiang
Nanking
Hankow
Japanese War Office
Haikaw
Tagieh Range
Nanchang
Tokio
Rlakigng
Shanghai
Beng Ter
Hukow
Kmling
Kate Hen
Dowel
Aneney
Armi-Dictal
Rexerte
Uube
Hasnow
Clare
Iel-Shete
Mdlees
Avnteananar
Need Be No Fears In Australia State Policy Remarks
Hy Ove appears to report on a lively reception where Prime Minister Lyons tells the audience there is no need for fears about the Bank policy and cabinet decisions. The piece touches on government power, banking influence, and economic concerns, including alleged propaganda and the banking system’s role in stabilizing the country. It references Tokyo and Soviet border issues in a broader international context.
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Townsville
Mie Lyons
Tha Bross
Eis Asics
Australi
Australia
Mr Menzies Trip to Germany Reported
Sydney dispatch says Prime Minister Menzies plans a tour to Germany amid talk of reestablishing relations. An enormous explosion near Mukden prompts cautious officials to review potential implications for Allied leadership and future talks with German leaders.
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Germany
Nacnokun
Passees
London
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Ho Meier
Rellgtte Renotte
Tor Gorman
Mukden
Saiuefay
Mintians
Mr. Menzies
Schacht
Relcisianie
Herr Butier
Inverell man wins big in Golden Casket draw
Mr H Edwards of Inverell NSW holds three quarter share of ticket 9368, which won first prize of 30000 in Mammoth Golden Casket No. 28 drawn last night. He had earlier missed a prior application and shares return 22.00 in dividends.
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H. Edwards
Inverell
N.S.W
Golden Casket
Bowl
Pal Brice
British ship attacked and set on fire during raid
A British vessel was attacked and caught fire in a nighttime raid. The ship’s crew fought the flames as emergency teams moved to salvage the craft and secure the area amid rising tensions at sea.
Local Daily Features Brief From Fragmented Page
Fragmented OCR text notes features on Palestine and treaty era. Mentions age topics and various names with unclear context. Indicates column style content and world events but details are unreadable.
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Age
Palestine
Omic
Baildine
Ruse
Fics Widpers
Pengo
Lyons Visits Townsville With Prime Minister Parade
Mr Lyons and his family joined a tourist boat party as tropical sunshine lit Townsville. The Prime Minister and entourage toured the Canberras wireless pavilion and were welcomed by Mayor Alderman Gill. A luncheon followed with remarks urging peace and repatriation efforts, while audiences praised the voyage to Magnetic Island.
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Mr. Lyons
Townsville
North Queensland
Lyons
Gill
Mutala
Tiysns
Magnetic
Rae Erro
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Wat
Ana
Snell
Austins
Far
Bnister Tor
Armaments
Shell
Fall
Telapenting of
Mallcions
Toymans
League
Brigtter
Petar
Cain
Pfi
Lutine Gold Recovered After 138 Years
Amsterdam July 26 There was great rejoicing at Terschelling as the dredger Karimata raised the first Spanish gold coin from the Lutine wreck. The frigate Lutine sank off the Netherlands coast on October 9 1798 with bullion aboard worth 1000 090.
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Lutine
Amsterdam
Karimata
Vileland
Holland
Prime Minister Lyons Discusses National Insurance World Lead
Townsville dispatch reports on Prime Minister Lyons during the Queensland tour addressing national insurance as a world lead. He cites social regulation milestones and outlines proposed schemes affecting about 3.6 million people including measures for small farmers and shopkeepers.
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Mr. Lyons
Townsville
Queenaland
Federitron
Mr. Schreiber
Abelendir
Gerelia
Sydney
Ats
Sones Wala
Ontiitars
Ontiitars Wad Pays Ing Om Sheknees Bhd Digabiement
Federal Counsel For Insurance Inquiry Commission Sits
Federal counsel named for a royal commission to inquire into medical services under a national insurance act, with first sittings scheduled in Laney on Monday August. Official proceedings will examine beneficiaries and the administration of benefits under the act, aiming to report findings and recommendations.
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Insurance Inquiry
Canemrea
Tyordey
Arting Commonwealth
Genera Hec
J. Bowie Wilson
Nw’ Spl Wales
Olbee
Royal Catointswon
Tecomaccidationa
National
Bent and Pensions Insurance Act
Laney
Fifth Test Contest Coupon Offer Confusing Panel Note
A fragmented OCR note mentions a 200 pound coupon offer tied to a fifth test contest and a Pompeii reference. The readable parts point to a limited panel message about coupons but lack clear dates or participants.
Test collapse blamed on poor batting by both sides
The Courier-Mail reports English critic Cardus blaming weak batting for England and Australia collapses. He argues the pitch aided bowlers but calls the batters at fault, noting dismissals and conditions across the match and urging better footwork and power to counter the Australian bowling.
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England
Australia
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Utewiclett
Cline
Courier-Mail
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gReilty
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Trumble
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Zemetilni
O'Reilly
Plootwood
Sai Bowlers
O Relly
Geoffrey Tebbutt
Genie
Austral
Hantsmien
Adoptine
Patilly
Broadside of Tibbett Broadcast Sunday Night Feature
A fragmentary program note outlines a Sunday night broadcast featuring Tibbett. The text mentions guests Lewaence Taher and Heaton and references musical numbers and nurse themes. It cites reviews from The Yorkshire Observer and Cardus, with scattered names and places, but details are garbled.
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Lewaence Taher
Heaton
Drowned Crossing Flooded Creek
A vivid report describes a drowned crossing and flooded creek impacting travel near Aubery and Capela. It recounts a Victoria visitor, a Tuesday schedule, and various names like James Gale, William Boyd, and Norman Shannon amid a chaotic scene with horses and a rescue effort.
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Victoria Capella
James Gale
Coenk
Aubery
Bia
William
Boyd Lawrenne
Ware
Arid
Reid
Ristatel
Ore
Stricter Test For Aliens In Australia Denied
Canberra officials rejected claims of rising alien migration to Australia. The Acting Interior Minister Thompson said no ground for fear existed and noted weaknesses in migrant supervision would be addressed. Proposals to strengthen the system include character references and tighter screening of nominators and applicants. Government officials indicated consideration of secondary industries and settlement plans to manage non‑nominated migrants while avoiding displacing local workers.
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Mr. Thompson
Australia
St Iit
Hedeen
Jusbralla
Tangy
Mbsisx
Uaetralia
Hass
Scien Owls
New Seconuiary Industries
Austin
To Clear the Air Civic Inquiry Sapped by City Hall Controversy
City Council met after Alderman Luckins urged a formal inquiry into charges against the administration. Aldermen Dewiley and Moorhouse condemned alleged evasions while discussing staff levels and sewerage works. The debate touched on labor, payrolls, and projected staff cuts amid misreported figures.
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Ciiy
Luckins
Dewiley
Ma ‘Nol
Bucher
Aga An
Severake
Ue Council
Moorhouse
Ks Sewarnes
Goorgaree
Wali
Wali 28, Ny Sin Ma Ti Been’ Cut’ Up Sa Make Setter” "Wha Had Be To the Old Sumer
Alanna Inorhanee
Faeresiobs
Nermistravion
Poly
Algerman Ws
Dasoriouse
Ana Severyse
York
Hooper Granted Divorce After Petition Against Mayne
A divorce petition against Mayne was granted to Hooper amid a court record from 1934. The case cites alleged misconduct and related delays, with details referencing Jona Sheridan Seliman and events at a Grove location. The filing includes notes on annulment procedures and a reported verdict, though the source text contains garbled OCR.
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Mayne
Gvorce
Eatzamap
Uni
Aid al Gartale
Ivan
Jona Sheridan Seleiman
Bdviz Grove
Musemeiteted
More Matches for North
Bram Gvorfrey discusses the Australian cricket policy and suggests adding Australian matches at the expense of minor engagements. The author expects a Board of Governors recommendation to preserve England's patronage while exploring increased Australian tours and reactions.
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Bram Gvorfrey
Sebbult
London
Mannwer
Crinket
Arkshire
Ishai
Wil
Board of Gondeal
Urdalessuus
England
Tts
Finddman
Died in Arms of Dance Partner Mystery Figure
Fragmentary obituary notes a woman found near a trail in a farmer’s arms. It mentions her three sons and two daughters as survivors. Details on date, location, and circumstances are unreadable in the damaged text.
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Dance
Eoingerd
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