Czech settlement hopes amid Prague talks
Prague reports Lord Rimelman optimistic two months may yield a settlement of the Czech question. Omerta contact with Lord Runmansey notes parties favor peaceful accord, with Britain backing the eventual agreement. Mixed signals from German and Czech factions prompt cautious expectations and potential concessions.
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Front line battles and air raids amid Spanish Civil War updates
Reports from the Ebro front describe insurgents halting Loyalist advances on the right bank and burying dead while bombing raids target Gandewa Mora and surrounding areas. Loyalist losses include a downed two motor plane in a fierce air battle near Fayon. Italian claims of raids heighten the conflict as 400 tons of explosives were dropped in bombing actions. A British inquiry panel is formed to probe alleged indiscriminate bombings in open towns in Spain with access to civil war developments.
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Public works plan to lift NSW economy outlined by premier
The Premier outlined an extensive public works programme in New South Wales to offset a low mood and rising unemployment. He cited railways, roads, bridges, housing, harbours, electricity and irrigation projects as essential measures, aiming to boost births and sustain growth while avoiding cuts in exports and incomes.
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Russo Japanese Hostilities Extend Regular Warfare Front
On a four mile front fighting continues with no sign of cessation as Russian and Japanese forces engage in heavy artillery and air actions. Reports from Moscow and Tokyo describe battlefield attrition, with Soviet divisions, suspected losses, and diplomatic urging by Germany and Italy for moderation amid frontier tensions.
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Explorers' Bones Search Aids From Governments
The Commonwealth and Boat Australie governments will cooperate to locate remains from the Leichhardt expedition. Assistant Minister for the Interior Mr Thompson said directions were given to the Commonwealth Railways Commissioner to aid the search. If bones are in Commonwealth territory they may be removed. if buried they must be exhumed with a coroner in Darwin. The SA government actions to identify the remains are valued.
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Palestine Appeal for Peace in Pales tine Broadcast
The High Commissioner Sir Harold McMichael urged both sides in Palestine to pursue peace in a brief broadcast. He warned violence harms their cause and fosters world opinion against their governance while stressing no immediate decision on major political moves. He did not mention the Colonial Secretary’s visit and noted uncertainty about future government recommendations.
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Curfew Enforced After Two Outrages In City
A curfew was imposed in the city after two outrages. A Jew was shot and seriously injured in Maile at Tiberias. A bomb exploded near an Arab target wounding nine Arabs.
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Jews Endured Brutal Death Camp Atrocities Report
London dispatch reports July deaths of more than 80 Jews at Buchenwald near Weimar. Prisoners were forced to dig and haul stones, some died from beatings and starvation. Eyewitnesses and editorials condemn Nazi persecution and demand accountability.
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Weimar
Chronicle
Snowed In at Mount Franklin Chalet Traps Two Girls
Two Canberra girls Eileen and Dotty Crawshaw get snowed in at the Mount Franklin Chalet after two feet of fresh snow blocks roads and motor transport. They remain overnight as plans to return fail. Local traffic, rescue attempts, and weather reports describe heavy snow and plan to cover the road with timber mats.
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Dilaxard Swhfel
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Death in Oxford Conservative MP Bourne
Tuesday reports state Oxford Conservative MP C Bourne collapsed and died while on holiday in Argylshire. Other items note a duel in Budapest, a London birth, and various international brief items across politics, crime, and society.
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Yaatorday
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Union Registration Granted to Australian Society of Engineers
The Australian Society of Engineers was granted registration by the deputy Industrial Registrar of the Commonwealth Arbitration Court Mr. Biaerson. The action formalizes the union's status under Commonwealth rules and marks a milestone for engineering professionals in Sydney and surrounding regions.
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Australian Society of Engineers
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
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Chinese advance along Yangtse River
Sydney reports Chinese forces advance along the Yangtse River amid broader hostilities. A separate note says Sydney County Council narrowly approved a cable contract worth about £12,000, awarded to eight British firms after a unanimous tender decision.
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Chinese advance near Kiukiang and Hankow amid war reports
Reports from Hankow and Canton describe Chinese forces pushing along the Yangtze north bank toward Hwanemeis after Japanese withdrawals. Kiukiang hill captured, ships damaged, and refugees scattered as bombardment and air raids continue. cannon fire and casualties listed amid chaotic scenes in Canton.
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