Danger Signals in Ireland Threaten Civil War
Dublin reports warn General O Duffy’s Blue Shirts pose a menace to Éamon de Valera’s government with warnings of a coup. British papers describe rising insurgent strength since 1922 and a possible move to incorporate irregulars into government forces, risking a republic declaration and broader conflict.
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London
Dublin
Rede Thess
Ireland
de Valera
O'Duffy
Blue Shirts
de Latera
Uni
Daily Express
In & Leader
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Ulster
Honour to Hitler impresses Nazi parade at Tempelhof
A large Nazi rally at Tempelhof with 80 000 brown shirts marching in tight lines. A camp service featured the Nasi pastor Tauech declaring Hitler a man of God to restore Germany. Prince August Wilhelm led troops as Reichswehr generals and Nazi deputations from Austria Russia Denmark and others attended. Captain Goering's bodyguard with drawn swords followed.
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Herlin
Herr Tauech
Hitler
Germany
Tempsthof
Prince August Wilhelm
Reichswehr
Goering
Hitler declares Nazi rule permanent in Munich address
Hitler told Nazi leaders in a three hour Munich speech that the Nazi hierarchy mirrors a grand council to secure permanent domination with a Nazi Senate based in Munich for ever. He warned of safeguarding power and noted unemployment reduced by two million, with a final solution to come next spring.
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Munich
Herr Hitler
Grand Council
Hitler
Nawia
Mechel
Austria
Belgian Grotto Vision Prompts Mass Pilgrimage
Dutch reformer Tilmant declared the Beauraing Grotto Mary healed him and claimed a secret message would come on August fifth. The report says 10 000 visitors from Belgium France Holland Luxembourg attended and some camped nearby as plans for a large church were hinted.
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Brussels
Tilmant
Mary
Beauraing
Belgium
France
Holland
Luxemburg
Mnslst
Hevo
Bon
Labour split in New South Wales party conflict described
The Socialization Committee rejects a Communist Party offer to cooperate as it fights to control the Labour Party. An oath meeting backed the rejection by a large majority. At the Friday executive meeting further expulsions were signalled as likely.
Raid in Austria Uncovers List of Future Nazi Cabinet
In Vienna on Monday a pollen raid on the Nazi secret headquarters found a list naming the future Nazi cabinet. Prokach, a railway official and fugitive in Germany, was slated to replace Dr. Dollfuss but has been dismissed from his post.
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Vienna
Iist
Prokach la
Dollfuss
Prokach
Germany
Wartime Band Conductor Leads Royal Cenotaph March
The Grenadier Band performs in London on Sunday drawing 1,100 marchers from across the British Isles to the Cenotaph. Wagons and crowds carry wreaths in memory of comrades worldwide, recalling the contemptible little army and the old bill omnibus.
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London
French TransAtlantic Flyers Seek Long Distance Record
Paris reports Paul Cudes and Maurice Hossi flew over Le Bourget at 6.22 pm stating they have enough fuel to break the long distance record and continue toward India.
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Paris
Hunday
Paul Cudes
Maurice Hossi
le Bourfget
Inelia
London Sizzles as Bank Holiday Heat Breaks Records
London endures the hottest Bank Holiday in 33 years with temperatures above 90 degrees for hours. Seville records 130 in the shade as hundreds collapse and 24 deaths are reported. Beaches and pools fill, crowds remain late, and roads see record car traffic with thousands on Hastings Road.
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London
Seveille
Hastings
Aingio
Cuban Riots Turn Grave as Transport Strike Escalates
In Havana the transport strike widens with one dead and three injured. US workers join midnight walkouts paralyzing transport nationwide. Streetcar workers and taxi drivers strike, restaurants close, and martial law looms as President Machado may summon Congress to suspend constitutional guarantees.
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Havana
United States
Campeer
Senor Machado
Congress
Machado
Wheat Loading Wharf Trouble at Fremantle
On the Fremantle waterfront during wheat loading a dispute stirred as workers faced potential job loss. A meeting of the wharf staff was convened to address the threat of mass unemployment and discuss possible resolutions at the Perth ground.
Typhoon at Korea devastates coast with many deaths
A severe typhoon struck Southern Korea over the weekend, drowning 43 people and burying 26 in a landslide. Thousands of homes were demolished and hundreds of fishing boats were lost with crews missing.
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Korea
Indian Strife As Kotkai Bombed From Air
Kotkai in Bajauri province was bombed by the Indian Air Force for the third time as inhabitants reportedly fled. Brigadier General Bartley moved to Peshawar for talks on pressuring the Khan of Khar to surrender three accused agitators. Peshawar troops struggle through Hajauri terrain to reach Hajauri as new road work begins. Labour criticism of bombing was voiced in Bombay amid Afghanistan tensions and frontier concerns.
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Calcutta
Kotkal
Bartley
Mures
Peshawar
Khar
Bajauri
Inet
Hajauri
Bimia
Nadir Shah
Afghanistan
Austria Seeks Tight Censorship on Air Propaganda
Berlin sources indicate the government plans to intensify measures to block German propaganda over Austria and to strengthen censorship of broadcasts aimed at Austrians. The Foreign Office urges total silence on the matter.
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Berlin
Bunnau
Austria
Wil
Foreign Office
Grain Elevator Strike Closes Fremantle Loading
Labourers at Fremantle today refused bulk loading of wheat onto ships and called the grain elevators black. The meeting demanded provisions to maintain the workers who would lose employment.
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Labourera
Fremantle
Drug Outrage in Melbourne Street Car Incident
Two women allege a driver attempted to drug and abduct them in Heckett Street. A nightwatchman fired shots to stop the car, which carried a bottle labelled ether. the driver was seized and Edward Calcroft appeared charged with possessing a deleterious drug without lawful excuse.
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Melbourne
Bhotts
Heckett Street
Edward Calcroft
Wan
British Record in Danger Rossi and Codes Pass Over Le Bourget
Reports state Rossi and Codes held 650 gallons of petrol at Le Bourget, enough to beat the 6340 mile British record. Weather over the Atlantic was described as very dirty all day as the flyer expedition battled through the night.
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Rossi
le Bourget
Tt Waa
Atlantic
Two Men Rescued From Disabled 24-Foot Launch
William Rockett and Harrie Hansen were rescued by the liner Nar Fund a 22 miles west of Caps Otway after their 24 foot launch was disabled in heavy seas. They drifted for hours while three other vessels passed without noticing signals. They had to flare a rag in petrol to attract attention and endured exposure and cold.
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Melbourne
William Rockett
Harrie Hansen
Narfunda
Caps Otway
Climbers in Peril Avert Death in New Zealand Alps
In the New Zealand Alps, Taranaki Alpine Club members faced a perilous incident yesterday on Mt. Kesagin when guide Mr. Red Syme slipped. The rest of the group were pulled to safety and all were rescued unharmed.
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Bydney
New Zealand
Mr. Kesagin
Mr. Red Syme
Tragedy on Harbour Bridge Leaves Young Woman Dead
Marjorie Cummins, 20, climbed Harbour Bridge railings at nine this morning and leapt into the water. Her shoes were ripped from her feet upon impact. the body was recovered shortly after. The deceased was employed by a city firm and had left home for work an hour earlier.
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Sydney
Marjorie Cummina
Harbour Bridge
James Smith
Globe
Altting
Death of Alan Sinclair in switchboard room mystery
A 21 year old telephone operator Alan Sinclair was found dead with a bullet wound to the right temple in the switchboard room of the local post office. A rifle was found nearby. He left home in excellent spirits and the motive is not yet known.
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Bydney
Wallendbeon
Alan Sinclair
Divorce Decree in Queensland Creates World Wide Bigamy Warning
In a decree nisi Mary Hannay of Toowoomba was granted dissolution from Ralph Hannay of Sydney on desertion grounds. The judge advised that she remains legally married elsewhere and would commit bigamy if she marries again outside Queensland, with inheritance implications for potential children.
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Prishane
Nisi
Mary Hannay
Toowoomba
Ralph Hannay
Sydney
R. O'Connor
Queensland
Hey
Turkish Deportation Report Sent to Foreign Office
The British ambassador received a full report from the Turkish government on the expulsion of Mr Landers, a Vickers employee. He praised the Turkish government's treatment of him and forwarded the report to the Foreign Office.
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London
Fbuuay
Landers
Vickers
Dos
Showdown call as Rugby League meet debates fusion
Stormy NSW Rugby League meeting fights over fusion with Australian Rules. President Mr Flees faced a no confidence motion, proposals for a showdown, and heated exchanges about loyalty and the game's future. The motion lapsed as speakers argued over unity versus opposition to fusion.
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Sydney
N.S.W. Rugby League Committee
Flees
Flegg
Beerworth
University Club
Burgest
Heerworth
Flege
J. Quinlan
Quinlan
Lege
Magrath
Mostyn
St. George Club
Mr. Quinlan
Mr. Mostyn
Fishing Tragedy at Port Stephens Claims Two Fishermen
Early today the body of Ernest Haden was recovered from the sea at Port Stephens after a day of fishing with Leslie Clements. Clementa is believed drowned as a heavy current swept across a water-covered sand pit and prevented crossing.
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Aydney
Ernest Haden
Leslie Clements
Port Stephens
Clementa
Sunac
Acros
Trial games to test new Interstate Football Conference rules
The Interstate Football Conference will hold trial games in the next days to test a coded rulebook drawn up by a committee. Public admission is barred. only officials and delegates may attend. An official said no perfect game is expected without practical testing.
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Sydney
Wool prices rise linked to French market signs
Mr. Charien Martel a wool buyer arrived from France and reports marked improvement in wool prices there before departure. He expects the upward trend to continue and urges growers to watch bale weight and packing quality.
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Melbourne
Charien Martel
France
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