Spy Plot Stirs America Recall of War Days
June 22 report from New York notes restrained anger over the German spy plot disclosure. Debates cite imminent State Department action, with varying editorials: some urge prompt cleanup, others say only surface details revealed. Four suspects Hofmann Rumeich Glaser and Voss face arraignment.
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British Ship Sunks in Valencia Raid Mystery
London reports aerial raid on Valencia where the British ship Thorpe ness was bombed and sunk and the Greek ship Sunton set on fire and sank. The dispatch notes confusion amid scrambled observations and mentions a detective’s resignation and ongoing inquiries into German activity.
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Bombs Strike Barcelona Amid Casualties and Chaos
A chaotic air raid on Barcelona causes heavy casualties among workers in piases. The attack results in extensive damage and a large number of injuries as authorities assess the scene and coordinate relief.
Miss Coyne Wins at Wimbledon
Wimbledon report shows Miss Coyne triumphing in the second round as Australian entrant. The page notes London coverage with limited legible details and potential OCR errors around scores and dates.
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Wimbledon
Death For Espionage in Germany Decree Extends Treason Claims
Berlin reports a decree published yesterday to extend treason provisions in Germany. The measure targets espionage cases and mentions Austrians facing service terms. unclear details reference authorities and future enforcement.
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Aontain
Talks With Dominions Analysis in Postwar Talks
London dispatch reports renewed British effort to speed up negotiations with the Dominions on imperial relations. The piece notes emphasis on open dialogue, rail radiophone and television questions, and calls for broader Dominion involvement in cabinet talks and foreign policy to maintain unity.
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Ness
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He Osu
Eevernational
Aufairs
Edi Loeetling
Manchester
Mena
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Dominions
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Create Hart
Betorenar
Relief Labour at St Lucia Aid Conference Report
London dispatch notes a conference on preventing exploitation of relief labor in Saint Lucia. Report details Northumberland plates, Sealed Units, and remarks on worker state action and university involvement, citing names and terse mentions of trades and dates.
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Best Dressed. Member Now To Don Dungarees
Canberra report notes a federal parliamentarian, Casey, will swap formal attire for dungarees. After 700 hours preparing insurance measures, he plans to relax by painting with his 5 year old son in Berwick while also working as a bricklayer.
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Anberra
Casey
Test cricketers at practice at Lord's in London
June 22 London reports Australian cricketers including Feetwood Smill practised at Lord's today. The weaker side fielding, hard outfield from CUERE and light winds affected play.
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Lord's Surgery
Chipperfield’s Chance in Australian Lancashire Test
Special to The Dauiler-Awall reports in Manchester on June 23 the Australian side for the Lancashire match shows Chinver Jet and the team seeking a solid display. Fielding improvement noted from the first test as Australia seeks a late shift toward victory or a draw.
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Australian commission reviews gender balance in arts funding
The Australian broadcasting commission reports on gender representation in arts funding after reviewing more than 100 emails and public comments. They note about 19 percent of respondents support changes, with several commissioners urging improved access for women in performances and administration.
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Farmlands Reborn At Villers-Bretonneux Ceremony
Australians to unveil the memorial at Villers Bretonneux on July 1. Diggers rehearse amid reborn countryside as 30 000 troops prepare for the ceremony near Amiens. Officials arrange seating, security, and travel from England and Australia for the event honoring war dead amid Somme valley.
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Ypres
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Ashe Bouagne- Rea
Taigland
Australia
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Generel
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Villess-Bretonnens
Silas Ion Saree
Score Sheet In The Second Test
The apcind 'Test begins at 3 30 tomorrow night with coverage for readers and records to follow. The Gourley will publish in tomorrow's issue a special toose sheet eight packed pages. Special scoring pieces and photographs accompany the front page showing Brad man and McCabe waiting with a wicker frame as a winter preview unfolds.
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Inemorrow
Apeelal Toose
Lord
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Angecares
Bradman
McCabe
Shortest Day Sunny Despite High Wind and Warmth
The page notes a sunny shortest day with above-average warmth and wind. It records 74 hours of daylight versus 61 on average, with 0.8 below normal temperatures. Cloud lingered, late-afternoon warmth peaked, and regional features include racing and cinema notes among other items.
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Inde Weil Racing
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Richarde
Entered for Fun Shines in Women’s Golf Championship
Miss Jeary entered for the women’s golf championship as a notable entrant, aiming to gain a top place. The narrative highlights her confidence and the high level of competition, including players like Gardiner Hod and Beirne in nerve-testing semi finals.
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Gardiner
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Beirne
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Veriavs
Euston
End of Bank City Rate Bill Likely to Rise
A polluted report warns the Federal Government faces opposition to banking bill proposals. Key industrialists and trading banks resist compulsory deposits and central bank control, arguing higher costs will threaten credit and industry. The debate centers on protecting deposits while restraining lending.
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Australia
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Teadlac
Melbourne Chamber voices on budget asks and concerns
The Melbourne Chamber of Commerce argues for prudent spending but warns that higher rates could affect households and services. Critics urge careful public works funding, noting sewerage, footpaths, and water projects. Government subsidies and banking pressures loom over the financial year ahead.
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