Civil War Fears Rise in Ireland Over Armed Police Clash
Dublin faces high tension as de Valera's 300 strong armed police, mostly former IRA, may clash with General O Duffy's National Guard nicknamed Fascist Blue Shirts. Republicans claim gun running while planning on August 13 parade to honor Collins and O’Higgins. O Duffy denies military aims.
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Theey
National Guard
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Griffh
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O'Duffy
Recovery measures urged to U S war on poverty
Donald Richberg, chief associate counsel for the National Administration, warned in a broadcast that there must be no opposition to recovery measures now in operation to fight poverty. He warned that resistance could trigger revolution and bloodshed, and described a peaceful transition of government from one economic system to another as revolutionary in effect.
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Washington
Donald Richberg
National Administration
Ion
Jong
United States
Germany's Campaign Against Austria Draws West's Attention
London report cites Wickham Steed in Sunday Times saying Britain and powers cannot ignore Germany's push against Austria. The article notes French and British hints support Berlin's warning to halt, suggesting aim to create a broader empire of Germanic peoples and a resumption of mass rearmament and training.
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London
Wickham Steed
Sunday Times
Austria
Aes
Berlin
Britain
Nazi Germany
Germany
Return of Economic Nationalism Foresees Trade Shift
In Sydney the president of the Chamber of Manufacturers Mr HL Gordon Tennett warned of a world shift to economic nationalism. He said nations will produce for their people and keep trade within their territories, arguing that global trade must adjust and that ignoring unemployment will harm economies.
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Sydney
Chamber of Manufacturers
Gordon Tennett
Mr. Bermnett
Baugh
Fragmentary Irish crisis notes in tense campaign summary
Readable text hints at 40 rounds of ammunition and machine guns amid a Republican army activity in the mountains at night. General O Duffy condemns special forces as akin to Iran like measures. Government actions target the poorest while stressed by a harsh suppression campaign.
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Lallaheelty
Gneral O'Duffy
Iran
Se md
Taelf
Miles
Soldiers Treated Well Abroad Urged by Minister
Report from AYDNEY notes a minister urging better treatment of soldiers overseas. The piece mentions Mr C C Marr and calls for humane care for Australian soldiers returning from campaigns, contrasting with other nations.
Confidence in future economy urged by Mr Spooner
Mr Spooner urged confidence at a Commercial Travellers' Association dinner. He argued the monetary system supports industry and individuals, noting primary products' world market quality, a rally in prices, pruning of contaminated stocks, and that stable government will sustain the recovery.
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Bydney
Aunday
Ons
Spoons
Commercial Travellers’ Association
Bpooner
Mindy Mat
Airman Aims to Break Amy Johnson Record in London
A scrambled report notes Airman Karl Naver left Cape Town at first light to lower Amy Johnson's record in London. It mentions plans to reach a destination after breakfast on Tuesday.
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Capetown
Vickers Representat Banned from Turkey Saturday
Fragmentary report notes Mr La dar expelled from Turkey amid personal intrigue and perceived hostility. Readers are told Tha Vickers representat and there is mention of a nonplumed fin ax passion, with Summers commenting on the情 snty reat.
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Sofia
Vickers
Ladar
Turkey
Explosives Factory Planned at Maribyrnong Victoria
The federal government plans a large explosive factory at Maribyrnong Victoria as part of a new defence policy. The plant would boost Australia as a supply centre for British units in the Pacific, with eight inch shells already produced and tests in Britain showing strong performance.
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Melbourne
Maribyrnong
Victoria
Pacific
Australia
Pacino
Testa
Britain
London Money Market Lower Discount For Treasury Bills
London reports a lower average discount on Treasury Bills as tender sales yesterday reflected easier money conditions. The weekly mail notes abundant funds and sparse alternative uses weighing on rates, with discounts at favorable levels amid abundant liquidity.
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London
Treasury
Mail
British Navy Needs More Cruisers to Safeguard Trade Routes
Lord Jellicoe opening the Ports mouth Navy Week urged maintaining a robust fleet. Britain now lists 60 jettilers and 160 destroyers, versus 100 and 380 in 1917, signalling a possible naval reduction and urging consideration of safer measures.
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London
Lord Jellicoe
Portsmouth
Britwin
Notes From England And France Embassies Report
Reports from England and France describe identical notes by the German Cabinet condemning Allied wireless propaganda and the dropping of leaflets by aeroplanes over Austrian territory. The notes focus on the Four Power Pact and Articles 16 and 80 of the League Covenant and the peace treaty, noting the regrettable effects of dissemination.
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Germany
Austria
Loans by four nations prompt early issue noted
The French Treasury announced a 100,000,000 shilling loan to Austria guaranteed by Great Britain France Turkey and Helixium totaling 14,640,000 will be limited next week. Time expects the London portion supported by the British Government to be granted soon after. The Belgian Parliament passed a bill on August 2 approving Belgium's share of the Jama 25,000,000 Belgian francs.
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London
Austria
Great Briain
France
Tukly
Helxium
Belgium
Bridge Smash Collision on Commonwealth Bridge
A hire car driver from Kingston and the driver of a Jinker escaped serious injury after a collision on Commonwealth Bridge Friday morning. The hire car driver, Aula Brodie, failed to see the Jinker hidden by heavy rain until too late, veered to avoid it, struck the Jinker at the vent wheel, and then collided with the bridge railing. Both vehicles suffered extensive damage with no serious injuries reported.
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Deiver
Jinker
Wea
Aula Brodie
Kingston
Ann Charles
Mahomed
Button
Ently
Brodie
Dinker
Rai
Tothear
Sialer
Hottest August bank holiday set with record travel demand
Forecasts warn of the hottest August bank holiday week end with fine weather across Britain. Trains are expected to run heavily with thousands more services and a surge in Channel crossings by airliners. Foreign visitor numbers are reported to be up sharply as travel returns accelerate.
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London
Southern Railway
Great Western Railway
Arsign
King's Yacht Wins Chief Event at Cowes Regatta
The Kings yacht Brit in the Royal Southern Regatta at Cowes holds top honors amid reports from London and Bataraay. Officials pledge to tighten controls preventing substitution of machinery for human labor, aiming to curb undue aluminant of workers amid varied commentary.
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Bataraay
Kings
Brit
Cowes
For
Economica
Nuremberg
Flight to Nowhere Piers Draw Distaste in Brooklyn
Disjointed report from Brooklyn describes a planned trans atlantic flight to nowhere by French airmen Maurier Toms and Paul Cedas. The item notes atmospheric pressure 4.41 atm and mentions intentions to reach the Hing May coast with supplies of food rum and equipment, though details are unclear.
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Brooklyn
Maurier Toms
Paul "Cedas
Hing- May
Girl Hiker Collapses During Sydney to Brisbane Trek
Claudia Mitchell, a jet biker, collapsed while hiking the Sydney to Brisbane route yesterday afternoon near Karanial about 0 miles from the start. She was rushed to a hospital for treatment and later stabilized.
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Aydnty
Claudia Mitchell
Mydney
Goulburn Wins Massy Cup In Titanic Struggle
Goulburn defeated the visitors in a hard fought Massy Cup clash at Showground before a likely record crowd and gate receipts of £110. Smith starred for Goulburn, scoring the try and kicking five goals, while Gale and other teammates contributed as the Blues rallied to hold on for the win. The match featured dramatic late effort and strong defence as both sides pressed until the final whistle.
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Goulburn Rugsle
Joulburn
Blues
Goulburn
Binea
St Bay
Smith
Queanbeyan
Philipa
Pata
Gale
Ihe” Aiaien
Norton
Svea
Ghoppy
O'Connor
Tohnnie Lee
Bungendore
Rowley
Bruce Moore
Shumack
Gumley
Phillips
Phil~pa
Somen
Fatty” Edwards
Gouilburn
Edwards
Pola
Swan
Whittle
Croker
Taniing
Laura Bert
Dex
Om Page Four
Need y Farmers Bankrup tcy Act Amendment strengthens farmers
In Sydney a government official argued that the bankruptcy position of farmers is not weakened under the Farmers Relief Act. He said a stay order could have been issued earlier and that the new amendment would give the court more discretion, strengthening farmers’ standing under federal bankruptcy provisions.
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Bydney
Spooner
Farmers Relief Act
Feaeral
Graf Rap pelin departs for Jie de duntero on fortnightly services
A vessel named Graf Rap pelin leaves port for Jie de duntero on the first day of the fortnightly service to Bouth Anverion. The voyage marks the start of a regular schedule between the two ports with tentative arrival details.
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Pansunuerm
Graf Rappelin
Jie de Duntero
Ite
Bouth Anverion
Gandhi Defies Order. One Year’s Imprisonment
Gandhi admitted deliberate breach of a government order while insisting he had no alternative but to disobey in pursuit of peace. He was sentenced to one year’s simple imprisonment in Poona after pleading guilty. At Mumbai, Congress members planned a picket at the foreign portion of Cloth Market, with seven men and five women among those arrested.
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Gandhi
Poona
India
Mr. Gandhi
Congress
Bombay
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