New Cabinet Formed in Spain Amid War Tensions
London reports a new Spanish cabinet under Signor Tarra dellas, boosting government prospects as Madrid fortifications are described as impregnable. The Manchester Guardian notes potential intervention divisions, while bombings at Durango kill soldiers and civilians, incliding nuns and a priest, sparking Basque resistance. Paris reports assessments of Italian German wartime aircraft and Russian production, with French planes deemed strong.
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London
Spain
Signor Tarradellas
Manchester Uni
Madrid
Manchester Guardian
Italy
Germany
Rede Rere Ali
Durango Patatosday
Tuebel
Ambuunees
W Bilbag
Paris
Timseday
Debrellis
Taly
Europe
French Warning London Report on Cape Falcon Incident
A report circulated in French maritime circles claiming the Cape Falcon was fired on by an insurgent warship off Bantender. The French denial insisted the alleged attack was inaccurate and that the ship appeared undamaged.
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London
Himsluy
Graal
Bantender
Agair
Rebel Claim of Victory on Milbao Front
London reports Thureta Gynerst Mole's Sixth Division Haima broke the Government drive on the Milbao front and seized more than a mile of trenches with heavy enemy losses.
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London
Thureta Gynerst Mole
Milbao
Mars
French Warning to Rebel Leader in Paris Dispatch
Paris dispatch warns Ganarat that France will take necessary action to safeguard French shipping from Spanish rebels. The note stresses immediate measures to deter aggression and preserve maritime routes amid rising tensions.
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Paris
Weitnandny
Ganarat
Roe
Spanien
Seamen's Union in Sydney Exceeds Powers in Expulsion
In Melbourne on Thursday industrial circles said the Sydney stopport meeting of the Seamen's Union exceeded its power by expelling Jacob Joknatn. It alleged that no member could be expelled without due process and proper evidence of inability to perform duties as required by Union rules.
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Melbourne
Seamen's Union
Sydney
Jacob Joknatn
Flimrce
Cade
Iainat Pin
Union
Johnson
Dissolution Approval in Japan Sets Election Date
Tokyo reports the Diet’s dramatic dissolution with elections a month away. Public approval follows years of maneuvering by major parties to sway electoral law. Observers expect a right wing shift as new party strains emerge amid budget struggles and political realignment.
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Tokyo
Hla
Seiyikal
Minelt
Father Divine Case Ties to Mann Act in Beverly Hills
Wealthy follower John Bunt is charged under the Mann Act for involvement in removing 17 year old Delight Jowitt from Denver to become a “Virgin Mary.” The episode drew attention from celebrities including Lionel Barrymore as police surveilled about 200 followers at Hunt’s home.
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Beverley Hills
California
John Bunt
Father Divine
St John Divine
Delight Jowitt
Denver
Lionel Barrymore
Hunt
Pathar Divine
Trans-Pacific Link With Sydney Clippers Considered
The Minster in the 60th anniversary year announced a possible Sydney connection for a Sikorsky freight service from San Francisco. A permanent trans Pacific route San Francisco to Australia might be established to align with celebrations and extend the shipper’s reach.
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Sydney
Minster
Dunsingham
Sikorsky
San Francise
San Francisco
Australia
Clipper Not Visit Australia, Says Pan American Official
Auckland report quotes Harold Gatty of Pan American Airways Two denying plans for a Sikoraky Clipper visit to Australia. He states the route survey between San Francisco and Auckland cannot be completed until the Clipper returns to America.
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Bydney
Harold Gatty
Pan-American Airways Two
Auckland
Australtn
San Francisco
Amerion
Congress Demonstrations Against Indian Policy
In New Delhi on Wednesday, Congress members organized demonstrations and a mineral strike opposing the Introduce nt Constitution. The government has forbidden activities while the Calcutta Corporation closes municipal offices signaling broader discontent.
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New Delhi
Congress Party
Victorian Premier and Duke of Windsor meeting in Vienna
The Premier of Victoria Mr Stan Dunstan and Mrs Dunstan met Austrian President Dr Kin s at a Vienna reception for the Duke of Windsor. The Australian party discussed aviation with Austrian officials amid pilot and inquest remarks.
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Victoria
Stan
Dunstan
London
Vienna
Austria
Kins
Duke of Windsor
Schusshnigg
Duntan
Brisbane
Thoreday
Keith Virtue
Rale
Australia
Stinson
Akhowladge
Inc
Kidde
Hape
Lees
Stinson Disaster Witnesses Describe Flight Height
Virtue testified that Boyden and Shep ford were cautious pilots who must cross the McPherson range at low altitude. Bintrad said the plane flew low due to weather. he had no instrument to verify height. Bernard O'Reilly said the craft likely rose then lost height before the crash near the second mountain.
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Boyden
Shepford
Matricuana
McPherson Range
Jena
Virtus
Bernard O'Reilly
London liner tragedy raises inquest over Vooper death
An inquest into the death of Frank Vooper the noted playwright on the liner Vosper examined witnesses from the crew and passengers. The foreman urged that stewards and the captain provide further evidence as the case drew global interest. Witnesses described a night of champagne and a disappearance from a cabin window suggesting Vooper may have climbed out in a warm room with no quarrel or clear cause established.
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London
Pne
Ctor
Frank Vouyer
New Paris
Inter
Vooper
Une Lapot
Voeper
Plymouth
Ahere
Vomper
Fetor Willen
Miss Oxford
Vosper
Kenock
Weaper
Oxford
Anid
America on Verge of Recovery Reported in London
A fragmentary 1929 era London dispatch notes tentative signs of economic recovery in America. The report mentions power cycles and barriers facing the United States and other nations, with remarks on international dynamics and potential shifts in balance.
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America
London
Economie Atatintica
Sapport i Srasaentant
Auarica
United Biater
Paris shooting inquiry ties premier to Chambrun case
In Paris an resumed magisterial inquiry into the shooting at the Gare du Nord reexamined claims by former ambassador Count de Chambrun and journalist Madame de la Verdières. She alleged Chambrun sought to ruin her Rome liaison with Mussolini to aid Boncour, and that she took sleeping tablets before neighbors alarmed her. The inquiry was adjourned.
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Paris
Pau Buncaur
Gar du Narde
Count Te Chambrun
Rome
Madame de la Bveriers
Sheen
M. Bonelux
Wbtc
Count de Chamrun
M. Bencour
Count de Chanbrun
Signor Mussolini
M. Boncour
Abe Waa
Bignor Mussolini
Bignor
Mussolini
Maname Ue
Ferriere
Count de Chamfrin
Tim
Boxer’s Claim in Sydney Hearing Reopened
The Workers Compensation Commission reopened the hearing involving James Pratt of Marrickville who seeks 462 in back pay from promoter Jans Bhurman for boxing work between 1920 and 1992. Witnesses described Pratt as punch drunk after numerous fights, with mixed accounts of his condition and the 1951 aftermath. The adjourned proceeding resumed with testimony from former champions and associates.
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Sydney
Workers Compensation Commission
Janen Pratt
Marrickville
Jans Bhurman
Platt
Blanky Lavhalester
Frite
Flet
Leslie Summitton
Plott
Holland
Barman
Biespanch
Gerald O'Sullivan
Australia
Road Fatalities Report In Sydney Area
Two men died in separate road incidents in Sydney tonight. Edward Martin, 24, a probationary constable from Amelis, was returning from duty on a motor cycle when it collided with a milk cart near his home. A man named G Loneby from the northern vicinity suffered fatal injuries after being struck by a car tonight.
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Sydney
Adenta
Toonight
Edward Martin
Amelis
Univ
G. Loneby
Woritielda
Fatal tram car collision claims two in Prince’s Highway crash
William Patrick Kelliher, 74, and Ellen Crawford, 64, both of Rockdale, died after a motor car and tram collided on Prince’s Highway, Kogarah. Ibert Finnést Crawford, 4, suffered a fractured skull and was admitted in serious condition, while Michael O’Brien, driver, had minor injuries.
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Sydney
Willian Patrick Kelliher
Wax
Ellen Crewford
Rockdale
Prince's Highway
Kogarah
Nat Nights Ibert Finnést
Crawford
Nut Bandh
Dewd
Wan
Michael O'Brien
Police appeals overturn suspensions in City Force
Thurmlay reports say Bar jeant Chuck and Constable Bailey were dismissed after Judge Markell's ruling. The Appeals Board, presided by Judge White, reversed the dismissals following Commissioner remarks about their conduct in the Thomas Jowph Daywaon case.
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Syonee
Thurmlay
Barjeant
Chuck
Constable Bailey
Pallace
Markell
York Wa
White
Appels Board
Thomas Jowph Daywaon
Inquiry Denies Masonry Mention as Trial Hears from Police
Sydney report notes an interview where S.P. and Inspector Fergumann dispute a statement with Mowida pivoting. Ex-tmapactor Rinsell cites evidence before the BP Commission. Sergeant Randell Lucy and others address the Royal tour possibility, with Judge Markell ruling Russell not entitled to use the term coercion. The adjourned hearing foresees further testimony on the Daward VIII era.
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Sydney
Impector Fergumann
Rinsell
Mauonry
Fulell
Randell Charles Lucy
Tuaperthe
Enguseon
Tni
Blumeell
Bucellaid
Piddington
Russell
Fergus
Joan
Randall
Sudge Markell
Ruusel
Boxing Promoter Plans World Flyweight Title Match
Boxing promoter Lakas intents to arrange a world flyweight title bout with Lou Ambers. A cable from Lilcas tovany to the American boxing authority requests action in the disputed world-title fight between Barney Ross and Jack Carroll, signaling concern over penalties.
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Lilcas Tovany
Luthor
Wesking
Barney Ross
Jack Carroll
Ala
Lalo Fur Lng
Peme Purpore
Dominion Tour Denies Rumours of Royal Travel
London officials deny rumors that the King and Queen planned any out of dominions journey. The denial asserts there is no truth to reports that the Duke and Duchess of Kent would undertake a royal trip, stating the claim has no foundation.
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London
Kuehne
Kent
Arrest of Soviet diplomat in London report
London report claims Rakovosky, former Russian ambassador to London, has been arrested on allegations he was a Trotsky plotter. The item notes the detention was unusual and attributed to unnamed sources from The Times. The report emphasizes diplomatic tension surrounding the case.
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London
Hign
Timen
Rakovosky
Rua
Dan Ambasador
Sugar Conference Delegates From London Named
London Thursday Tiwan announced that one Commonwealth representative will be the Treasurer and the High Commissioner with the Quetanand Premier as substitute delegate, at the sugar conference.
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London
Tiwan
Tornight
Casey
Horgan Smith
Union Conference to Discuss ALP Removal
The Labor Council secretary announced a special conference on April 24 to discuss the removal of the ALP and the attitude of federal and Bedera Executive bodies. A large number of unions are expected to send representatives to this meeting.
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King Wait
Bedera
Population Drift in Britain Aims to 40,600,000 by 1840
London reports that the Population Investigations Committee states, if fertility and mortality trends persist, Britain will reach a maximum population of 40,600,000 by 1840. Lord Herder and Mr. di Hunley plan to study the social economic effects of population decline.
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London
Herder
di Hunley
Duke of Windsor to Visit France at End of April
An early report announces that the Duke of Windsor plans a trip to France toward the end of April. Details on exact dates and itinerary were not provided in the fragment.
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France
ST. Wolfgang
Duke of Windsor
Sydney Chamber Conference backs no vote on trade policy
The Sydney annual conference of chambers discussed government trade interference and endorsed a Commonwealth reduction in Australian costs. President RJ Hawkes urged considering international relations in trade tests and welcomed the Commonwealth to limit armaments while pursuing a distinct empire defense strategy.
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Sydney
Amilad Charmheim
Btala
Byaney
RJ Hawkes
Conterance
Imall
H. Clarke
Sepa
Itepassa
Murder Appeals in Melbourne Court of Criminal Appeals
Two m urder appeal hearings opened in Melbourne under sentence of death for Rupert Davien and William Cody. John Stevens, motor mechanic, gave conflicting statements on March 1 about evidence at the first trial. He later contradicted the claim, alleging police threats. The bearing was adjourned.
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Melbourne
John Stevens
Court of Criminal Appeals
Rupert Davien
Mturemten
William John Cody
Labourer
James Berigen
Ues oMge Memvanxen
Stevene
Cody
Doyle
Deimenito
Binstead’s Effort to Reward Rescuers
In an effort to raise 1000 pounds to cover personal losses of some survivors of the Bunson disaster on the Lami Plateau, Mr J R Bleading organized a charity concert at Brisbane City Hall in April. Gates will be opened with proceeds pledged to the rescue workers.
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Bunson Dimister
Lami
J. R. Bleading
Brisbane City
O'Reilly
State Hospitals Expenditure Compared With Lottery Proceeds
The Minister for Health reported tonight that for the year ending June 30 the estimated lottery yield was 750,000 pounds while general hospital expenditure would total 1,900,000 pounds. Additional needs include 800,000 for mental hospitals and 100,000 for old folks, homes, and crippled institutions. The Treasury must cover the gap to match the proposed 1,000,000 for hospitals, though a larger lottery was not likely.
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Arby
Prtestmons
Coronation Warship Plans Scrapped Amid Royal Invitation
A garbled snippet notes no Italian warships for a coronation and mentions a British government invitation. It references Imperial Chemicals Ltd and a profit figure of 6,302,000 for a year, but the text is largely unreadable.
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Imperial Chemicals Ltd
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