Russia Rejects Japan Terms Trail Of Havoc Across Europe
A severe thunderstorm swept Southern England and the Continent causing floods and fatalities. At Havre a tidal wave drowned two children, while lightning killed several others in Vilna and nearby areas. Exmouth streets flooded large vehicles in water. motor cars used headlights at noon. Reports describe widespread disruption from Devon to Bootle and warnings of a storm compared to a typhoon.
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Demand for Japanese troop withdrawal overshadows frontier map dispute
Moscow rejects Japanese peace terms and vows no talks while Japanese troops remain in Manchukuo. Soviet map basis and 1888 treaty annex discuss demarcation. Litvinov warns against frontier changes. Tokyo press claims unchanged stance and heavy losses in attempted recapture near Vladivostok. China campaign implications noted.
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War in Spain Shifts in Baragossa Front
Spanish War dispatches describe intense fighting on the Baragossa to Ebiro front amid heat as Loyalists halt insurgent advances. General Franco reinforces with Moroccan shock troops while Insurgent forces struggle with road shortages and limited gains.
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Drug Racket Attacks DNN In Friday Journal
British model journal critiques a drug vendor, noting drugs sold under fancy names at any price. It accuses the seller of exploiting fear, creating new diseases, and promising cure while causing neglect and harm. It highlights that customers pay for unproven remedies and warns of serious health risks.
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Miluat
Germany Threats to Czechoslovakia and War Preparations
Fragmented report notes German threats to Czechoslovakia and Italy’s war readi ness. It mentions Berlin and Duce movements, cautions of drastic action, and possible use of air attack while governments discuss the tense situation.
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Bainage
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Betting Bill Restricts Race Broadcasts in New South Wales
The NSW legislature passes a betting bill restricting race betting information and advertising. It bans public and room bets, forbids tipster ads, and forbids oral statements about racing in houses or offices before race starts. The measure sets penalties and allows further debate before advancing.
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Japanese Advance Slowed by Soviet Action in China
Fragmented dispatch says Japanese forces pushing toward Hankow are slowed after repulse at Kiukiang. About ninety five Japanese warships are reported moving up the river, with claims of bomb damage to ships and delays near Hankow as Soviet actions temper further advance. Chinese resistance along the southern bank remains firm amid regional threats.
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Shan
Dundee Match Scotland Out For 88
Follow-on waived as Australia’s bowlers dismiss Dundee for 68 in Dundee. Brown and Fingleton lead the bowling as Australia rain in early stumbles and the match moves toward a possible second innings after Badcock and Walker rise to form.
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Second Day's Play Dundee Cricket Report
Fragmentary cricket notes from Dundee describe day two actions with Australian players in weather affected conditions. Mentions include Laidlaw, Baxter, Davidson, White, Ward and Gis, with several batsmen dismissed and scores uncertain.
Canberra Juvenile Competitions Boost National Eisteddfod Plans
Canberra's Juvenile Competitions at Albert Hall drew 164 entries as the forerunner to the National Eisteddfod to be held in May. President Sir William Clemean praised public support and the committee's sacrifice, while officials outlined aims to develop music, literature, and allied arts and to attract wider national participation.
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State cabinet will not intervene in coal dispute
Sydney reports the state cabinet will not intervene in the coal crisis. Premier Stevens tonight stressed there is no reason for the strike by employees and employers remain bound by Industrial Tribunal awards under Justice Cantor.
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Disputed Return Withdrawn Petition in Petersham Case
In the Court of Disputed Returns Bir W. Sheahan defeated the ALP candidate for Petersham and withdrew his petition due to the cost of summoning about 200 witnesses. Justice Maxwell granted a adjournment to August 10 to permit publication of the intention. Officials indicated adjournment depended on conduct issues being withdrawn.
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Court of Disputed Returns
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Behoo at public event shows room for improvement
The report notes Misa Borland and others performed well but calls for clearer articulation and more entrants in some events. J White commented on ongoing work, hoping schools will undertake more of this class of activity and noting competitors’ deportment on stage.
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Patyigk
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In Brief AIR PILOTS JUBILEE CAPTAIN PRED LONDON
AIR pilots jubilee reports from London Paris and Berlin. Gliders set world records in Germany while British flyers face tough odds in France. Ottawa discusses price supports as exports surge and radio propaganda warns of new public networks. Infantile paralysis cases rise as public health efforts continue.
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Corrigan Returns to America After Atlantic Flight
In New York on a Friday flight the pilot Douglas Corrigan arrived to a harbor welcome. Reported sightings say crowds greeted the crossing as a notable achievement amid cheers from ferries and onlookers.
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