Proclamation Bans Nazism and Recruitment in South West Africa
A Saturday proclamation in the South West Africa territory bars Nazism and German army recruitment for non British subjects. The Administrator may deem groups as prohibited organizations, making membership or participation illegal without consent. Oaths of allegiance to non British governments face penalties. Berlin reports alarm. South Africa to be consulted.
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Pretoria
South-West Africa
Euler
Aduln
Berlin
Anger in Germany Over South Africa Diplomacy Controversy
German newspapers react with anger as South Africa policy sparks international dispute. The Tagesblatt and Allgemeine Zeitung voice opposition to official stances, condemning actions and pressuring diplomatic channels amid growing tensions.
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Classation Lager Saeine Neal Acti
South Africa
Angrifie
Semong
Tageblatt
Allgemeine Zeitung
Atis & Ehallery Eee
Soust
Alrs
Germany
Spanish War Claims From Both Sides In Madrid Report
A Madrid dispatch reports Government claims of an offensive by Hiberts defending Almaden mercury salmons in Car rata province and advancing from Pozo Blanca. Rebels say a central column attacked Bilbao, occupying Twemendia and Achanibany. London then notes Noel Monis, Daily Express correspondent, expelled from Franco territory over objections to a binding with a London observer. Reports also mention rebel bombings and machine gun fire affecting civilians.
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Madrid
Hiberts
Almaden Mercury Salnos
Carrata
Oveljo Dat Villa
Pozo Blanca
Bilbao
Twemendia
Achanibany
Franco
London
Noel Monis
Daily
Branco
Melbouray
Moauige
Bayonna
Train Smash Kills Eight Riders and Injures Twenty
A crowded electric train crashed into the rear of a stationary train near Victoria Station on the Southern Railway. Eight people were killed and about twenty injured as carriages collapsed and one overturned upon the viaduct. Fire brigades assisted in rescue operations along the dangerous edge while several injured were hospitalised.
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London
Victoria Station
West Matterees Park
Rah Nour
Mt Wanisworth
Smilatacarly
F Fire Brigade
Yedderly
Parapelti
Boy film star Freddie Barth swept by guardianship
Freddie Barth, a juvenile film actor in Los Angeles, has been legally placed under guardianship after extended investigation. His aunt described the move as the happiest day of her life, while reports note the boy earned approximately 12,000 dollars a week.
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Los Angeles
Freddie Barth
Aimt
Wrenta
Ragland
Predator
Sit Down Strikes In Washington Stir National Policy Debate
A stormy session in Washington centers on a proposed national policy against all-down strikes. Senator Byrnes praises the Gustey-Vinson Cow Bill while others urge Roosevelt to intervene. Debate cites the President’s power to deploy armed forces to uphold state laws. Critics accuse the administration of silent acquiescence to the strike.
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Washington
Byrnes
Gustey-Vinson
Ohneon
Preanent
Roonevelt
Stytlens
Italy's Designs on Balearic Isles Revealed
London reports a fragmentary document from Barcelona indicating Italian designs on the Balearic Islands. It notes that after Franco’s fall, Tusly faced Cabe in Bareronn, with insinuations of covert training and misdeeds by British officers in distant naval exercises.
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London
Valy
Telus
Barrelona
Ehester Guardian
Bareronn
Fly
Grneral Franco
Huteurieu
Barcelona
Libyan Road Strategic Menace to Egypt
The article discusses Libya's strategic role in relation to Egypt amid Abyssinian War history. It notes a large labor force working to complete a Libyan road opened by Mussolini, highlighting Mediterranean security, frontier concerns, and water supply as critical challenges under extreme desert conditions.
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Romr
Suturday
Balbo Tan
Smvice
Linya
Nistrriana
Livan Sosut
Bignor Mussolni
Libya
Mediterranean
Britain
Brecklnh
Italian Attack on Indian Assembly Sparks Foreign Debate
Rome reports a violent incident at an Indian assembly linked to expulsion of Abyminta of Inisian Pruders. The Tribune claims possession of machine guns and radio nets in Mohamedan stores, warns against similar actions in Tacia, and urges self restraint while labeling Abyasinis as needing to leave. The piece characterizes the event as dangerous and accuses English bosses of executing opposition.
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Tribune
Inulum
Abyminta
Mohamedanl
Tacia
Phe “Tribunn
Tts
Snyboly
Fatal launch accident off Sydney sinks Beaton
North Sydney resident Malchim Beaton fell overboard from a launch on the harbour yesterday afternoon. Two other occupants, William Mackay and Angua McIver, could not stop the engine before it stalled. Beaton's body had not been recovered by press time.
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Sydney
Malchim Beaton
North Sydney
Beaton
William Mackay
Angua McIver
Death Pact Suspected In Double Tragedy At Rydney
Bodies of a man and a woman found fatally gassed at a home in Balgowlan after coal gas poisoning. A friend forced entry after midnight and rescued two young children in a adjoining room who were saved by rapid police action. The couple, Mrs Elizabeth Divall 27 and Barry Temperton Thomas 3 of Hurlstone Park, reportedly drank that afternoon.
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Rydney
Inday
Balgowlan
Ubu Fat
Whgabeth Divall
Barry ‘Temperton ‘Thomas
Hurlstone Park
Wills
Mr. Divallis
Batburet
Woindo
New South Wales
Coll Meredith
Divall
Thomas
Oye
Thomas Bec
Amin
Alberta Premier Aberhart Faces Cabinet Resignation
Alberta Social Credit Premier William Aberhart again faces pressure as a petition with about 30 signatures seeks his cabinet resignation. The drive follows his parliamentary stumble when he offered a five member commission to study consumer dividends amid insurgent demands for immediate social credit steps.
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Epmonton
Canada
William Aberhart
Social Credit
Alberta
Aberhart
Irish Elections Debates Over De Valera Policy
Opposition leader Cosgrave attacked De Valera’s cost and cattle policy as a harmful plan. He blamed the government for high living costs and taxation burdens on agriculture. He restated a stance for an Anglo-first settlement and a three percent recovery loan to aid farmers.
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Easton
Ign
Cosgrave
de Valera
Racial Issue Sparks Rand Mine Strike in Cape Town
In Capetown on a Saturday a race tied dispute triggers a Rand mine strike. Prime Minister inaugurates a movement to form unions of Affaanders with a £10000 donation from a wealthy woman. Mine Workers' Union refuses to work with a man named Cootxee at the Simmer and Jack mine. Labour leader Madeley says the strike stems from nationalist schemes and could spread beyond Rand mines. Strong support from trash unions nationwide backing the strikers.
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Capetown
Albert Herteog Jaon
Mine Workers’ Union
Cootxee
Simmer and Jack
Madeley
Legislative Assembly
Nationatits
Eee
Coronation Empire Broadcast Plans For King’s Message
London reports the Empire Broadcasting Corporation will air a 7.20 pm broadcast of the coronation lasting about an hour. Dominion premiers, Viceroy of India, and General Sir Reginald Yardley will speak from London and India with the King delivering a closing address from Buckingham Palace. The program will be recorded for later relay to Daventry and other regions.
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London
Brosdeaat
Broadcasting Corporation
George V'n
Citiens
Dominions
India
Indi
Borraga
Reginald Haryard
Mr. Baldwin
Buckingham Palace
Daventry
Special Service at St Johns Devotional Speech On Coherence
The sermon at St Johns Church Saturday morning linked the Canberra University College commencement at Albert Hull with warnings about world disarray. Cain Edwards urged disciplined vision to build a new world through politics, science, and work while warning against incoherence seen in Corinth and modern thought.
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Ganon Edwards
St. John's Church
Connelion
Uye
Canberra
University College
Albert
Hull
Blakey
Wing Hoaw
Corinth
St. Paul
Cain Edwards
Meena
Mooré
Moscow Trials I Big trial looming with 88 Germans
The Morning Post reports an imminent Moscow trial involving 88 Germans and unspecified Soviet and foreign aid, including Austrians Belgians and Mantane. Over 200 Muscovites are held on charges linked to state offenses and alleged foreign espionage. The government may drop cases against Rykert and Bukharin due to weak evidence.
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London
Moscow
Rykert
Bukharin
English Schools Stones For Canberra Walls
Seventeen Montfarjana aehonis of Bruntani have taken tone blocks for Canberra Grammar School walls. Ceremony set for August 20 1987 with Dr Cyril Norwood officiating. Stones from many English schools symbolize ties between England and Australia as public schools contribute fabric for the project.
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Montfarjana Aehonis
Bruntani
Conbrora Grammar School
Malvern Scho
Nal Tare
Cyril Norwood
Harrow
St. John’s College, Oxford
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Canon W
Edwardahan
Dominion Affairs
Malcolm Macdonald
Mer
England
Sanborn Grammar School
Geommine’ School
School of England
Lungland
Macdonald
Signi
Australia
Woman writer examined amid French political turmoil
A confused report describes a French municipal clash in St Denis with claims of new political weaponry. Mayor Dorolt, accused of orchestrating gatherings to sway 34 000 voters, faces legal orders and a scene in which crowd control and alleged hooting of Count de Chambrun are noted amid broader political chaos.
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London
Dorolt
St. Denia
Paria
M. ‘Dorel
M. Dorell
Pega
Han
Ferrieren
Count de Chambrun
Madamp de la Ervieres
Round the World Race Planned By Ocean Contenders
The Chronicle reports Laura Tugalia consulting with potential partners to plan a non stop round the world race facing Dre. Ametia Barnart Puta rounds the world while Mae Ingalls declines to confirm the export.
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Ban Francisco
the Chronicle
Laura Tugalia
Panfora
Dre. Ametia Barnart Puta
Mae Ingalls
Short Coronation Ceremony Promises Record Timely Event
The London ceremony will be the shortest on record, reduced by an hour after removing superfluous rites. It will skip the sermon and other traditional elements, curtailing several parts of the historic coronation.
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London
Balarey
King and Queen Plan Royal Visits and Memorial Openings
The King and Queen will attend a dance at Windsor Castle on Wednesday for the first time since his accession. The King returns to London April 20 to unveil the Guards' memorial at Wellington Barracks, then both royals travel to Greenwich for the National Maritime Museum opening. They will attend a Cup event at Wembley on May 1.
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London
Windaor Cautis West
George VII
Wellington Barracks
Greenwich
National Maritime Museum
National Maritime Museum. On May 1, Their Majestien
Wambley Btarthuirn
Gold production trends in Australasian January and yearly totals
Gold production in Australasian markets shows January decline from prior record. January refined gold totals reached 2,680 ounces per ounce value while annual output rose to 1,169,801 fine ounces valued at £10,238,744, with comparisons to last year’s 9147A8 ounces and £8,008,483. Yearly figures indicate peak output since 1978, though long-term demand has caused fluctuations. Export values and production costs reflect ongoing financial pressures within the period.
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Australis
Deparber
Lola
Australia
Airliner Held Up in Cairo Amid Strike at Alexandria
An Imperial Airways Centaurus airliner was delayed near Alexandria as workers strike over wages and conditions. Negotiations were reported ongoing through telegrams and official channels to resolve the stoppage.
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Cairo
Imperial Airways
Centaurus
Alexandria
Military ball protests over Canberra event sparks circles
The Canberra based Returned Waldinrn Langue plans a usual and military ball in Canberra drawing protests from military circles. Protests likely to be made to authorities over the role of returned soldiers in the event. The Canberra Light Horse Troop and Mitchell Company referenced as supporters. debate over whether the function should fall under the Diggers' or Returned Soldiers' bail.
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FCT
Waldinrn
Canberra
Lengua 19
Rayal
Canberra Light Horse
Mittin
Ta Raturnas
George V Memorial Exhibition In Canberra Hall
The moiein and drawings for the national memorial to King George V. are on view in the Ang's Hall at Parliament House since Easter Saturday. The Department of the Tw will conduct the exhibition on Wednesday next. Seven sculptors including Mr G Baynet and Mr G Moff, with associate architect Mr Revels, are involved in developing the design for the memorial. The project is expected to take about two years to complete.
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National Memorial
Canberra
George V
Aang
Partie +ment House
Department of the Tw
Sevan
Atr G."baynet
Afr
G. Moff
Hin
Hin Associate Mxchitect
Mr. Revels
Busta
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