Hitler's New Policy Awaited In Reichstag Speech
London dispatch reports intense interest in Hitler's upcoming Reichstag address. Observers expect guidance on the Eastern Pact and Austria with speculation on his Deputy President choice. The Nasi Party feels betrayed by Hitler's Presidency while winter shortages and food card fears loom over Germany.
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Policy change threats amid German political crisis
Fragmented report describes Hitler pressing Reichswehr leaders and cabinet figures to avert civil war amid unrest in Germany. It notes plans to deploy storm troops, possible arrests, and discussions of Hindenburg’s successor while touching on Franco-German economic tensions and potential rapprochement.
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Baptists Decry Nazi Persecution At Conference
At a Baptist Union Conference in Britain and Ireland, Rev. M Aubrey, general secretary, denounced Nazi suppression of religious freedom in Europe. He said no state may interfere with a church and warned young Baptists may be ready to die for their heritage.
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George Bennet
John Bennet
Bennwill
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Ite
Yuliteatik Clark
Terrible Toll in India Provinces Amid Epidemic News
Unclear OCR text reports a severe toll in Indian provinces due to an epidemic. It references authorities and ongoing disease impact. Events and specifics are not readable. framing indicates official response and public health concern across regions.
German Tennis Championship Play Report
In the German tennis championships players competed in Berlin style events with domestic and foreign entrants. The report notes matches and participation by various clubs and players in the tournament rounds.
Unions Plan 4 Shilling Basic Wage Increase Push
At a Canberra Trades and Labour Council meeting last night unions affiliated with the council decided to seek a 4 shillings per week rise in the basic wage via applications to the Industrial Board. The move aims to lift present rates with all affiliated unions supporting the action.
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Unany Mouly
Council
Industrial Board
Scandal over foreign loans hurls at American investment houses
Senate Banking and Currency committee denounces U S investment banks for foreign security dealings. The report cites March 2 1934 figures showing public investments in foreign securities about 7 080 000 000 dollars with 2 900 000 000 in default and public investments in foreign corporations at 3222 000 000 dollars with 1 804 000 000 in loss, alleging haste to market and dubious practices in promotion and use of foreign securities.
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Senate Banking and Currency Committee
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Foreign Corporation
Political feud ignites militia clash with police in New Orleans
In a clash described as comic opera by observers, the state political machine led by United States Senator Long and the city administration under Major Walmsley faced off over alleged vote fraud. Lieutenant Governor Allen ordered the militia to seize the Registrar of Voters offices, while Walmsley answered with 500 police stationed to guard the building. Walmsley threatened to raise the police force to 10,000 if needed, and a court order to compel militia removal was stalled by guards.
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Anjor Welmaley
Walmaley
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Relief Rolls Hit 800000 Victims Amid Drought
News from Kanhas City reports about 800000 on relief rolls across the drought struck western United States. Pardons totaling about 490000 are noted as part of relief measures. Weather forecasts show no break as barren pastures and water shortages drive forced cattle sales to government cull for distribution. President Roosevelt, speaking in Giseler National Park, Montans, outlines the government’s plan to use agricultural resources to aid the nation.
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National Park
Montans
Ronsavalt
Australian girl denies engagement to film rector
An Australian girl denies engagement rumors involving Merle Oberon and Joseph Schanck. Oberon reportedly engaged to Schanck, who confirms the report while Oberon’s father doubly disputes. Monte Carlo correspondent notes the engagement news was strong but not yet announced. Meanwhile, racing events in London feature heats and finals with Australia England participants.
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Wrsen
Ent
Tasmanian E
Merle Oberon
Joseph
Shanck
United Arr Tleta
Hwabend
Norman Talmadge
Schanck
Misa Oberon
Piri
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Daily Telegraph
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Achanck
England
Dissolution Granted. Writs Set For August 16
The Prime Minister presented a request to Governor General Sir Isaac Isaacs for dissolution of the House of Representatives. The Governor General granted the dissolution effective today. Writs for the election will be made on August 16 with nominations closing August 23. Polling day is September 15.
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Sir Isaac Isaacs
House of Representatives
Larwood to Bowl Against Australians at Nottingham
Special Representative reports Larwood will play for Nottingham against Australia on Saturday. Bushby, team manager, cites ticket money terms in Glamorgan plans not conflicting with board agreement. If Glamorgan players win prizes they will hand funds to professionals.
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London
APA
LarWood
Nottingham
Glamorgan
Ottawa Revision Issue Leaks Policy Secrets
An Ottawa revision rumor swirls as Canberra contemplates modifying the Ottawa Agreement, tied to Lyons election strategy. Boullin’s camp allegedly aims to abrogate parts of the treaty. Lyons sidesteps confirmation, saying revisions will occur and offering no mandate on British talks regarding subsidies or railways.
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London
Lyons
Ottawa
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Lyoma
Ubitica Railwaye
OReilly Claims Seven For Thirty Seven In Bowler's Day
OReilly took seven wickets for 37 as Glamorganshire struggled to 61 at lunch after a cautious start. Pitch worsened under sun with Prestwood-Smith bowling viciously and OReilly producing sharp pace to dismiss Davies Jenkins and Dyson amid a tense morning session.
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Prestwood-Smith
Baling Dyson
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Lavis
Jacfeyce
Pleetwood
Admiral Tyrwhitt urges Canada to field naval forces for empire protection
In Toronto Admiral Reginald Tyrwhitt argues Canada should acreage naval strength beyond trade needs, backing an empire wide maritime defense. He favors Dominions equipping their own fleets and warns against underestimating the need for naval forces against potential war.
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Navy
Labour Plans: Unions Pledge Aid at Large Sydney Meeting
In Sydney unions promise strong backing for the federal election campaign. Leaders Lang Bourley and Meunra outlined the plan as the Trades Hall venue overflowed with attendees, the main hall proving too small for the crowd. A resolution backed the campaign aid pledge.
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Ultimatum to Minister Hospital Advisory Committee Urges Action
Canberra Hospital advisory group blasts the Health Minister’s refusal to let them review кандидат applications for the Resident Medical Officer post before appointment. They vote to urge the minister to disband the committee, arguing the body is unworkable and powerless in hospital appointments.
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Rrector-General of Health
Cumpston
Director-General of Health
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F. P. Somerville
de. Cumpston
Wealth
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Department of Health
Glamorganshire First Innings Mayhem at O'Reilly's Marked Bowling
Glamorganshire batsmen faltered in a chaotic first innings with several ducks and mistyped names as O'Reilly dominated. Glover remained not out as the innings total and wickets became unsteady amid sundries and uncertain scores.
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Turnbull
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Boy Found In Cave After Local Search
A boy from Peakhisht was found in a cave a distance from his home after a search by police and civilians. He was reportedly released from injury and in need of care, discovered cold and near distress with help from officers and searchers.
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Hoory Roy Mowers
Peakhisht
Drink at Dances Kemps ey Monday
A garbled report details an incident at a hall where drinking and jealousy flare. Reverend Morris condemns drinking by young women and calls for punishment for a man who struck a woman, while public opinion reflects on liquor and moral behavior at the event.
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Meat Exports May Be Increased to Britain
Sydney reports that after weeks of talks between the Commonwealth and the Tripe rial Government the export of meat from Australia to Britain is expected to be higher than in recent years. Minister for Commerce Stewart said estimates were submitted and London is unlikely to oppose them. He noted Britain’s proposed controls on meat imports and affirmed Australia’s stance against export restrictions.
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