Garden readmitted to Labour after split in ALP executive
In Sydney on Monday the Federal Executive voted 8 to 4 to readmit most expelled union leaders, while censuring their actions at the August 1 conference. J S Garden MP and others were readmitted under conditions or uncon ditionally, with ongoing disputes over NSW Executive penalties and implications for the Northern Territory and Cook districts.
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G. Sinclair
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Italian Army Menace in Spain Report From Valladolid
A Daily Banteh correspondent from Valladolid describes Italian infantrymen in Spain amid 10 000 to 20 000 insurgent areas. Morale among idle troops is fragile as drunken incidents risk sparking wider trouble. The main hope is a general international withdrawal accord without prestige votes. The insurgent-ruled countryside shows orderly main roads, peaceful peasants, and crowded hotels despite tension.
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Book Withdrawn Out of Print in London
The Prose Association reports Coronation Commentary withdrawn following a threat linked to the Duke of Windsor. Hoinemarne Ltd withdrew the publication after company counsel consultation. A second agency says nothing beyond the book being out of print.
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London
Hoinemarne Ltd
Duke of Windsor
Anert
Japanese Drivers Apologize for Tram and Bus Inconvenience
Japanese tram and bus drivers offered apologies for service disruption caused by a strike in Tokyo. The municipality discussed wage considerations and promised adjustments, while a renewal of operations was to be evaluated amid a 20 percent wage rise plan and stepped limits on future strikes.
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Buriay
Remant
Moloney
Wheat Shortage Feared Overstated by Financial Times Review
The Financial Times claims no real wheat shortage and current supplies are adequate. It notes that speculative buying and recent market gaps were exaggerated by reduced purchases. It also mentions rising German prices and distant shortages, with freight demand pushing costs for Austrian shipping.
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London
Financial Times
London Bus Dispute and Cost of Prolonged Strike
Lord Rahfield of the London Transport Board denies the bus dispute is apennible and notes current driving and conducting take only six hours four minutes daily. He warns that shortening the men’s day by half an hour would cost £650,000 yearly, or £1,500,000 if all workers are involved, while the board favors public inquiry and the men have resumed the offer.
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Lord Rahfield
London ‘Transport Board
May
Egypt Montreux Conference Ends In Negotiated Points
Egypt and French delegates attended a Montreux conference aimed at securing agreements on points of international concern. The talks focused on capitulations, hospitals, schools, and navigation. The Egyptian side asserted the larger line of capitulations must be addressed first, while French delegates left the conference to consult their government.
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Thane Powerg
Egypt
Wnituh
Denien
France
Keyptiana
Court Comedy at Rioum Achlzes Before Judge Busson
Monday spectators at Rioum Achlzes laughed as former deputy Phil Busson, charged with stealing legal documents, clashed with counsel and taunted witnesses. He boasted of war wounds and staged a conjuring display before producing damaged papers and being acquitted.
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Rioum Achlzes
Phillibert Busson
Buisson
O Ytlasue
Trrelevencien
Wranco
Persection
Bunson
Bussoo
Rebel attack tightens grip on Bilbao front
Bilbao report from the Daily Telegraph describes near Bilbao fighting as General Mola's troops press a double assault from front and rear. Navarre Brigade seized the Udale Mountains and threatens Marquina while rebels encircle areas east of Exaque. Armoured cars occupy a public square and peasants receive bread as trenches extend toward a line 12 miles from Bilbao.
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Daily Telegraph
Navarre
Udale
Inc -Aramagona Valley
Bibar
Mola
Marquina
Coifihiunique
Sequestio
Durango
Bilbad
Thkaes
Milittamen
Blorrio
Mlorria
Rebel protest over blockade aid and naval actions
The Junta lodged a strong protest with Britain accusing HM S Hood of aiding a blockade breach. Reports say the steamers Thureton and Strea ae reached Bilbao without police protection, and Bettiah ships shielded them in extraterritorial waters, while Almirante Cevernn was notified of a right to free passage. The British foodship Oekgrove arrived at Santander after a warning about freedom of navigation.
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Franco
Britain
Nora
Hm.s. Hood
Thureton
Streaae
Bilbao
Bettiah
Almirante Cevernn
Oekgrove
Santander
Britiah ‘Teatrayer
Eapand
High Seas
Racecar overturns at Penrith Speedway injures driver
Frank Kielnig lives through a high speed crash at Penrith Speedway while traveling an estimated 80 mph. The single car incident drew several thousand spectators as the car flipped multiple times and stopped near his position. He escaped with minor bruises.
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Sydney
Frank Kielnig
Penrith Speedway
Kieinig
Kieiing
Naval treaties near signed to curb races at sea
London Sunday Telegraph correspondent reports imminent Anglo German and Anglo Russian naval treaties. They mirror the Anglo American French agreement of 1938 with key reservations. Germany faces qualitative limits and Russia terms loosened, while capital ships and gun sizes are constrained and aircraft cap noted.
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Lontion
Java
Ly ‘Telegraph
Germany
Russia
Rebel leader threatens with insurgent ships near Gibraltar
From Seville General De Land warned insurgent warships may attack near Gibraltar as details emerge of the rebel Canarian forcing the Loyalist cruiser Jaime Primero aground off the South Canal. An Italian destroyer stopped a British oil tanker near Barcelona but later withdrew after government protest. the tanker was again halted before the destroyer sailed away.
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General de Land
Seville
Canarian
Jaime Primero
South Canal
Valencia
Donday
Barcelona
Tha
Deartroyer
Pisnea
Roadside Murder Near Ulverston Claims Two Men
Police report two men, Henry Lawnan and Gordon Frankcombe, both aged 0 and 34, were found shot dead on a road near Ulverston this afternoon. Bodies discovered by a rabbit trap near a lorry. weapon not located.
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Monany
Ulverston
Henry Lawnan
Gordon Frankcombe
Mrs Simpson's Home Opened as Museum
Mrs Simpson's residence in Baltimore was opened to the public after a corporation purchased and converted it into a museum. It showcases miniature reproductions of Jo thar life, portraits of the Royal Fance fly, and new ayuper cuttings, with guides offering tours through the premises.
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Baltimore
Swimming Rescue at Bronte Yacht Pool
Frank Murphy of Waverley was pulled from a Bronte rock pool in a near drowning. A boy's prompt artificial respiration and continuing aid, with help from Harry Whelan of Watsons Bay and another youth, revived him after two hours of resuscitation.
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Monda
Frank Murphy
Waverley
Bronte
Yeu
Harry Whelan
Watson's Bay
Murphy
Wewsiern
1929 U S Employment Figures Reported In Brief
Independent reports state that the National Association of Manufacturers and the Federal Reserve Board noted employment in manufacturing around spring near 7 000 000, roughly aligned with 1929 levels. A total of 2 910 000 persons were found unemployed since 1033. Federal census data urged further study.
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National Association of Manufactairew
Federal Reverve Board
Nice
Belgium Quietly Seeks German Pact Assurance After Locarno
Brussels and London debate Belgium's status under Locarno. The Daily Telegraph notes Belgian desire for a German non aggression pledge while fearing exposure under League Covenant Article 18. France backs independent Belgium to bolster western defenses and delay mobilization in the north.
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England
France
Belgium
Brussels
Daily Telegraph
Cleo
Alte Ceatt
Belgiaen
Berlin
Times
Pme
Parachute Death at Winterioa Display Grips Spectators
In a tragic incident at Winterioa, 26 year old American Rohn Sohn failed to open his parachute while leaping from a plane at 119000 feet during a Wings display. Despite desperate attempts to untangle second parachute cords, Sohn fell 2000 feet before impact, dying before medics could move him. Thousands watched in horror as the crowd pushed toward the scene and police kept order.
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Rohn
Sohn
Allence
Bia Iast
Brisbane poll sustains Labour majority in Brisbane
Brisbane returns Labour with a reduced majority after Saturday’s poll. The municipal scene remains contested as 30,000 votes yet to be counted are not expected to change the outcome. Independent candidates who stood as Labour hopefuls after the Queensland Central Executive declined to back them were defeated.
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Labour Party
Greater Brisbane
Partien
Netpal
Oh Neation
Iicipal
Woa
Nd Citizen's Organisation
Geven Independenta
Labour
Qurenm
Turf Disqualification At Perth Over Pinal Handicap Inquiry
The Western Australian Turf Club disqualified jockey Whitefyred and trainer M Hountan Yorta after an inquiry into Mancosa handling in the Pinal Handicap at Canning Park on Saturday. The owner D Carhons was exonerated and no action was taken against the horse.
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Mancosa
Canning Park
W.A.T.C. At
Whitefyread
M. Hountan Yorta ‘Oetta
D. Carhons
Anzac Service Draws Packed London Crowds
A vast St Paul’s Cathedral crowd attended an Anzac service led by Canon P James from Wellington New Zealand. After the service the Australian and New Zealand contingents joined a procession past the Cenotaph with wreaths laid by Sir Archdale Parkhill and others, followed by Royal Marines and Allied divisions. crowds observed the display of unity between Australia and New Zealand.
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Wale
Iy Traten
P_ James
Wellington
Ewland
Zemhurst
St. Paul's
Australa
New Zealand
Royal Marines
Poai- Wen
Archdale Parkhill
Jordan
William Birdwood
Ian Hamilton
the Hamilton
Freight shortages push Japan imports higher amid raw materials surge
The report notes rising freight costs and supply gaps as raw materials for Japan swell the import bill. It cites large cotton bales and unspecified tonnage increases, with figures like 3,800,000 bales and 490,000 tons referenced in the chaotic OCR.
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Gresford Disaster Reported by Magistrate in inquiry
Magistrate’s inquiry into the Gresford colliery disaster reveals a fatal incident caused by a coal mine fire. Authorities note 345 lives lost as workers were trapped and the shaft and mine structures were damaged. The report outlines company responsibilities and the sequence of events leading to the catastrophe.
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Rami
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