Italy Moves to Ban Marine Transport to Spain
Rome approves a bill forbidding marine transport of volunteers arms and war materiel to Spain. Rebels threaten intensified mine laying around Cape Vidiago Machichaco and the Mediterranean. General Dellano welcomes the blockade as Britain protests. Basque and Paris officials fear dangerous precedents while shipowners seek cargo delivery or cash compensation. British officials report concern for R. Cotherell a London newsman prisoner and seek updates.
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Empty vessel to run blockade from Bayonne to Santander
The Daily Telegraph reports the British steamer Lead is preparing to sail from Bayonne to Santander empty to load cargo there and return to England. Captain Milner says three government destroyers have arrived to aid block breaking, while two British steamers reached Santander without interference.
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Madrid front eases as government pushes toward Cadiz
Fighting across Spain cools while Madrid reports heavy costs of the assault on the capital yet relief to the Bilbao front. Government aims to sever Seville and Cadiz from insurgent areas, nearing the Portuguese border, as Miaja plans loud speaker and air amplifier tactics to press the line and counter Franco’s claims about prisoner shootings.
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Morocco Plot Against Franco Revealed by Tangier News Chronicle
Tangier correspondent reports a conspiracy to depose General Franco in favor of General Orgaz. The planned March 25 uprising was betrayed by a non commissioned officer. 30 to 40 officers were executed at Geria Aldive Prison the following morning. Reports say hundreds faced imprisonment or possible further executions as mutiny faded. General Orgaz backed the plot. Franco feared arrest without proof.
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Ontario Premier May Force Election
Premier Hepburn hints at calling an election as Ontario faces unrest in Oshawa. He requests 200 mounted police from Ottawa for strike duty and warns Cabinet Ministers to back him or resign. Communists blamed for the tension as the crisis deepens.
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Trade talks open for new Australia New Zealand deal
Early Canberra move to secure a new trade agreement with New Zealand includes plans to remove the embargo on Australian oranges. Finance Minister Nash discusses with British authorities in London as NZ signals reopen talks with the Commonwealth amid post adjustment reviews. Exports to New Zealand rise while imports rise with a favourable balance of nearly £3 million.
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Menzies Attacks Underpaid Prime Minister Salary
In Sydney the Commonwealth Attorney General said the Prime Minister is grossly underpaid with salaries of £2400 plus 13080 for the Opposition Leader. He urged adequate pay and entertainment for ministers, noting no move to raise salaries before the general election.
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Warning to States Demands Curtailed for Improved Works Loans
Australian loan operations face reduced subscriptions as industrial investment and higher interest rates dampen demand. The Loan Council will warn states against excessive gas loan funding for works programs, amid a history of underwriters taking portions of issued sums and fluctuating rates since 1934.
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Comet discovery doubted by Harvard astronomers
New Yorkเผย astronomers from Harvard University doubt the reported discovery of a new comet. They cannot confirm the sighting and suggest the Sydney astronomer Gale may be a ghost image of a planet from last week.
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Empire policy sought on sugar conference ends
Two days of Empire representations at the Sugar Conference at Dominion concluded today with Mr. 8. M. Bruce Mr. Casey and Mr. Forgan Smith participating An endeavour was made to coordinate Australia says that the relations are proceeding reasonably
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Cyclone Heads Toward Tasman Sea Coastline
Weather bulletin from Mr Mares notes a moderate cyclone centered about 600 miles east over the Tasman Sea. Strong southwesterly gusts of up to 100 mph affected coastal regions last night as the storm maintained its force offshore.
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Foundry Strike Halts Recept Award Delivery
A strike at the foundry disrupted the receipt of the award and prevented the con from arriving on time. Production hold impacts end of week deliveries as workers press for terms.
Miners Move To Decide On Today's Agreement
Miners are set to reconvene tomorrow to review and decide on the agreement reached today. The outcome could affect ongoing labor talks and production schedules as union leaders and management prepare to outline next steps.
Position Defined by PMG Sees Dominion Deadlock Easing
A deadlock among Australian New Zealand and British Dominions over a proposed agreement is easing after ministers agreed that a detailed draft would be completed. A London conference with Irish New Zealand and Australian ministers is planned with a cabinet meeting next Tuesday to finalize terms for a July service start.
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New Zealand Minister's View In Wellington Report
Wellington report notes the finance minister, Mr, outlining fiscal stance and policy direction amid ongoing economic debate. Details on budget priorities and proposed actions remain under discussion with Parliament and key economic ministries.
Newcastle News Update on Sunday Market Commerce
The fragment indicates a Newcastle page note mentioning a Sunday market and a commercial entity, with references to a person titled Gean of W Newesstie and a reming port. Details are unclear but point to local commerce and a potential port activity.
Australian Exports Rise to Record High in New Zealand Trade
Heavy exports from Australia boost trade with New Zealand, with manufactured goods and meat leading. Last year Australian exports to New Zealand rose by nearly £1,000,000, reaching a total higher than any year since 1935, according to commercial reports.
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Unclear Japanese report on factory sheep numbers
Fragmentary Tokyo field note reports sheep counts and factory outputs but details are unreadable. Colorful but garbled OCR yields inconsistent figures and missing names, places, and dates. Further legible text needed to establish a clear event, entities, and timeline.
Roosevelt to press reorganisation plan
The president outlines a social reform programme amid calls for reorganization. Officials note the plan aims to heighten efficiency and address mounting concerns.
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