Tyrol Frontier Shooting Stirs Austrian Nazi Tensions
In the Tyrol a patrolman was shot amid ambush by suspected Nazis tied to the Vienna frontier clash. German and Austrian authorities report intensified tensions as Berlin papers publish anti Austria pieces and note a series of similar incidents near Kutntetn. Four arrests are listed including three Austrian Nazis as authorities discuss the event's international implications.
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Tyrol
Austria
Berlin
Michael Schweaninger
Brimentrwet
Kutntetn
Innen
Tabour Corps
Randatie
Johane Kanter
Fred
Austria Will Act Vienna Monday to Address Social Measure
The Austrian government faced questions on social measures for a migration issue. Officials answered not yet, creating tension. A dastardly murder on the Austrian frontier is noted, while Berlin reportedly signals willingness to avoid a future confrontation. The Morning Post reports German replies as promising, yet Berlin hints at restraint amid Hitlerite violence.
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Nagle
Morning Post
Berlin
Cuban Riots: Army Seizes Havana as Strife Clashes
In Havana the army took control amid days of tension after a general strike. Casualties mount with 28 killed and 120 wounded as troops cleared streets and fired warning shots. President Machado addressed the nation while Congress empowered him to suspend the constitution amid regional disturbances and U S mediation potential looms.
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Cuba
Machado
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Mought
Nigat
Fears of Irish Clash Over Parade and Police Formations
Fragmented report discusses fears of clashes as Irish groups oppose a blue shirt parade. It mentions the IRA possibly persuading crowds to halt the parade, concerns about an armed police force, and speculation on government actions related to the National Guard and so called Black and Tan forces.
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Blyth
Mellonal Guard
Bncon
Unclear historical raid disrupts city streets and authorities
A chaotic police raid unfolded with heavy crowds and clashes among protesters and onlookers. Reports describe men and women amid streets near Parliament Towns, a tense march to Cathedral, and warnings from officials as officers maintained order without major incidents.
Wheat Crops Report Shows July Rain Improves Yields
July rainfall aided wheat fields across regions with grain quality and yields improving. Regions in the north and central districts reported better conditions, while southern areas showed marginal gains amid varied moisture. Officials note overall steadier prospects for the harvest as rains continued into mid July.
Peace in North China on Hold as Anti-Japanese Move Reports
Amid uncertainty, officials claim a peaceful solution to North China tensions. Mung Yu Ravang threatens disruption but remains hopeful a circular telegram by Beng will lead to handing over militancy to General dung-Chen-Yuan. Government plans to appoint Sen 10 to influence a broad mobilization while Japanese Manchukuo forces near Dolonor keep the scenario critical with no capture attempt yet.
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Shanghai
Mung Yu Ravang
China
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dung-Chen-Yuan
Nanking
Seayain
Kalfran
Chanpei
Tela
Sen
Dolonor
Extradition case of alleged company fraud at Central Police Court
At the Central Police Court Tuesday an application for extradition proceedings was granted against John Francis, charged with conspiring with Thomas McNamara, James Homner, Keown, and Thomas Miller to defraud Australian Mercantile Ltd and shareholders of a sum of money. The court noted a prima facie case and recommended remand under the Fugitive Offenders Act.
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James Homner
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Increased dole new Labour Council deputation Sydney
A deputation organized by the Trades and Labour Council waited on the Assistant Minister Hewkins to press the Government to aid the unemployed. Clergyman speakers urged more clothing and food relief and protection from eviction. Alderman Garden noted landlords’ relative fairness, while Mr Hawkie said no rapid family-unit changes without cost. cabinet consideration followed.
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Newtown
Labour Council
Garden
Apeakinia
Mawkson
Cas
French Airmen Set 5915 Mile Nonstop Flight Record
Codos and Kors, French airmen, landed at Rayak Syria after a nonstop flight from New York. They covered 5915 miles in 54 hours 25 minutes, claiming a new long distance record. The crew described battling wind and rain and the ocean's vast reach. Officers relayed the feat to Meadumen and the public celebrated in the streets.
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Kors
Rayak
Syria
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Meadumen
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Rossi
Crushed to Death Woman Killed in Car Accident
A tragic road incident claims the life of a woman identified as Mrs Bing. Authorities report her husband was trapped beneath water as the vehicle went off the roadway near Rikas. The badly damaged wreck left survivors unclear while emergency crews worked at the scene.
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Oan
Bing Cans
cSna
Gandhi Edict Sparks Widespread Arrests Across India
Calcutta reports say there have been numerous arrests nationwide for attempting individual civil disobedience in response to Gandhi's edict. Congress parties organized marches in multiple centers and were detained for defying government orders. Gandhi's wife, freed earlier, was rearrested after withdrawing from unlawful activity.
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Calcutta
India
Suspicion Pauses Female State Servant Amid Inquiry
Investigations by detectives led to the suspension of a female government employee. Detective Arnald spent over two weeks in Newcantle conducting inquiries. Police say trade officials and members of respected groups are under questions as money figures emerge from vouchers.
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Tuanday
Departenantel oMorre
Government Service
Arnald
Newcantle
Inquirtra
Poller
Ballo Miciala
Yues
Listed as Dead Living Digger Objection From Inverell
A fragment reports a protest over a name on the Inverell War Memorial. W Haaner of Ashtard is said to be alive yet appeared on the memorial. A committee refused removal but later decided to alter the entry by substituting a letter to correct the monument.
Fatal Car Chase Inquest Delivers Accidental Death Verdict
City Coroner reports that a stolen car driven by Frederick Mollie collided with a police vehicle after a high speed chase in Jam en Chambertin. Chamberlain Sydney, 23, died from injuries after the crash. Evidence suggested the driver acted without malice and no link to an initial theft was established.
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Jamen Chambertin
Marnuel Francia J. O'Dwyer
Frederick Mollie
Aton
Chamberlain
Goldie
Vener Hilla
Althaudis Pe
Alger
Bondi Junction tram crash injures five people
A car collided with a tram at Bondi Junction. Three women and two men sustained minor injuries in the impact, with bystanders aiding safety and authorities responding to the scene.
Bank Holiday Toll and Costs Across London
Bank Holiday reports show continued rough sea and dangerous conditions. Fatalities included drownings and road deaths with dozens of inland deaths during the holiday. Total spending during the holiday is estimated at £60,000,000 with £117,000,000 spent on travel and other sectors. city businesses suffer losses, but travel and entertainment outlays push costs higher.
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London
Frontier Tribes Hostile Forces Dispersed
Calcutta Tuesday report states frontier enemies have scattered after pursuit. Forward reconnaissance indicates no further bombing as Bridel Indian troops advance toward Wardha.
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Calcutta
Wardahe Aajonr
Italian Air Armada Homeward Bound Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an Italian air armada returning home. It mentions twenty four seaplanes flying into a vent mist and approaching a harbor. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or location names.
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Foraday
Italian Air Armada
Ook
Wilain
Burning Bomber Sets Aerodrome Alight at Hawkinge
An explosive incident at Hawkinge Aerodrome in London involves a burning bomber that destroyed a hangar and damaged aircraft. Initial reports cite an LAF involvement with a bomber set alight, causing extensive fire damage and prompting emergency responses.
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Aml
German reply to ambassadors note on Saar kidnapping release
Germany told Waelieh and French diplomats it would seek amicable relations with Germany and France. Berlin said the kidnapping in July was an act by private assailants overshadowed by political tensions and that the release of three victims aimed to ease a diplomatic impasse.
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Germany
Waelieh
Yilaing
Tony
Sanr
Geaner
News-Chronicle
Nazi Definition of Blackleg and Jewish Traitors
Berlin report by Ludwig Munchmeyer notes the Reichstag member demanded death for any Jew who betrays a German girl. Deutsche Labour Front organ says a concentration camp is formed for employers who continue to employ blacklegs defined as Jews, Marxists, Pacifists, and others with access to means of aid.
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Berlin
Ludwig Munchmeyer
Reichstagne Nual
Tennis Stars Pursue Pro Careers in New York Plan
The New York World Telegram says top players Ellsworth Vines Cochet Crawford and Varady may turn pro next month. It notes Vines plans include a U S tour with Tilden as a centerpiece while others reportedly hesitate or deny.
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New York World-Telegram
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Ellaworth Vinen
Cochet
Crawford
Varry
Tinay
Tilden
Rennin
Plana
Titta
Dave
Mochot
Berry
Hatlen
Aviatrix Killed in Fog Above Tokio Mountain
A Korean aviator Alte Boku, 28, reportedly left yesterday on a flight to Manchukuo and was found dead this morning on a mountain in Ahidauoka prefecture after a fox crash. The notice is printed by C.S Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Seas of Alatralia, Ltd. at Ainslie, Cordate.
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Boku
Korean Aviatris
Nolo Minhi
Manchukuo
Ahidauoka
C.shakespeare
Federal Capital Seas of Alatralia, Ltd
Ainslie, Cordate
Woes ten'n Golf Championship opens August 38
Melbourne reports entry lists for the Woes ten'n Golf Championship of Australia set to begin in August with many interstate and New Zealand women entered Brunken Man killed by train in a separate item Sydney coroner returns accidental death verdict in tram accident case Pantel O Connell 60 Unamith killed after walking into tram in Oxford Street City Mandated Territory gold value for year ended June 40 lant near £428,427 with over £120,000 recovered since dawn Brooklands four mile handicap won by Australian John Cobb at 122.31 mph
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O'Connell
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