Pearce Leads Australia at Berlin Olympic Boxing
Report from Berlin details Charles Pearce and Australian boxers in difficult bouts. Cooper is KO’d by Poland’s punch, Marley withdraws midfight amid concerns, and Harley loses on points as faulty judging sparks controversy over Olympic roster decisions.
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On Masters
Australia
Mindy
Rusaing
Fea Tourimy
Walt
Aethiy
Fin
Lualf Nomereault
Bel
Leu Marley
Lan Cook
Ware Mucceastul
Fe Weemasr
Charlen Pearce
the & Awe
Mywright
Gleangat
Jak
Poland
Cooper
Bern
Hall
Cacpar
Harley
Theas
Aunonne Thare
Paruvian
Une
Taina
Lima
Theeam
Public Service Returned Soldiers Bill Debate
Cabinet moves to amend the Public Service Act to favor returned soldiers employed in public service, barring promotions to those who fail examinations. Prime Minister says no indiscriminate dismissal of trained officers. measure targets consistent service after 1935.
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Public Service Act
Mon- Giencal
Early Decision in Spain Sparks Frontline Claims
In Madrid on Tuesday both government and rebel leaders asserted imminent victory in the Civil War. The War Minister said Spain’s government controlled three quarters of the country including key mines and factories, while avoiding major assaults on Seville and Cordoba to spare cultural treasures. Franco, in Lisbon, predicted swift success and planned to direct from Seville, while the Gibraltar governor warned residents on the rock against public displays of sympathy. A British yacht incident near Gibraltar caused a fatality and prompted diplomatic notes as the envoy reported the queen Victoria’s hospital treatment for Mrs Saville and her improving condition.
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Hiv
Spain
Seville
Cordales
Burzon
Franco
Lisbon
Matas
French note favorable replies in principle
London reports a French embassy statement from Rome saying adherence in principle to non intervention proposals with reservations until Anglo French understandings are complete. Italy demands further shooting and protection for Germans as fighting shifts to major centers. Berlin notes two additional detachments to form in the south west to aid German interests.
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Rome
Spain
Badajox
Berlin
Ita
Timea
Travers
Itstrid
Thare
Che Rebela
Caceres
Madrid
Barcelona
Australian minister outlines coal to oil plans visit
The minister in charge of development said Sir Mary McGowan of Imperial Chemical Industries may visit Australia late this year to discuss future coal to oil production. An Australian technician may be sent to Britain for training, while further advice from Sir David Rivett is awaited. Germany’s Fischer-Tropsch and other processes are being explored to assess cost and feasibility. The aim is to protect Australia’s interests and consider excise duties impact.
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Marry McGowan
Ail
Imperial Chemical Industries
Australia
Billinghaa
Minginod
Daves Buyett
Ching
Te Council For
Bcienuire
Industrial Research
Jwho
Air David Rivet Nating
Ty ‘Chemteal In
Crop Losses Serious in U S A. Wheat Barely Meets Domestic Needs
Washington reports drought driven crop declines with maize and wheat far below normal yields. Wheat total about 57 million tons barely covers domestic needs while oats barley rye and other crops drop well behind averages. Relief programs clothes and supplies for affected farmers are under discussion as the government accelerates stockbuying and fodder measures.
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Narshal
Fim
Fanaitien la
Cabinet delays decision on referendum in Commonwealth
Cabinet in Canberra continues to deliberate on whether to seek a constitutional referendum to grant broader trade and commerce powers. No decision is expected until after discussions with the states at the Adelaide Premier Conference. Ministers, including Mendes, stress no announcement until the conference.
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Privy Council
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Ceneral
Mendiles
Australia
Commonwealth
Adelaide
Mendes
Mr. Lyons
Crete
Page
Melbourne
Jock and Key
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Casey
Parliament
Maritime Labour Conference Discusses Seafarer Welfare
Talks at the Geneva based International Labour Conference begin in October. Key agenda items include raising the minimum employment at sea from 14 to 16 years, regulation of shipboard working hours, insurance for injured seamen and mobility of owners, plus seafarer welfare in ports. Delegations from Australia and Britain attend, with representatives from the Marine Branch and shipping companies.
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Geneva
Sir George Pastea
Immunization Drive Expands Across Councils
The report notes strong progress against diphtheria with 177 councils agreeing to join early local authorities in vaccination efforts. Only a few remain hesitant, but estimates show widespread immunization and treatment by year end.
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Erly
Tennant Creek Hope Of Deep Values From Bores
Tennant Creek prospecting moves to deepen bore tests after promising results. Minister McLachlan notes gold potential as crews continue digging to reach expected shallow and deeper levels. Further work aims to define value with ongoing operations at Totdbeng area.
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Tennant Creek
Tennant
Maki
Tor
Benator McLachlan
Mysterious deaths in Adelaide crew aboard tanker
Australian doctors and British colleagues assist in identifying a mysterious illness affecting two crew members of the British Science tanker anchored near Adelaide. Officials quote limited symptoms as investigators work to determine cause and gather medical data.
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Adelaide
British Science
Social Credit Plan Outlined By Comminsion Leader
A social credit proposal argues replacing debt finance with a national scientifically regulated system. It calls for Australia to free itself from fear of private credit trading and seeks national control to back consumer credit. The plan ties credit to productive output and government guidance, aiming to bridge gaps in supply and services.
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Australia
Bratatir Department
Relief Works New Policy Adds to Unemployed
The governments continuing emergency relief work policy affects thousands as public works begin under new awards. Several councils report emergency workers to be redrafted on August 21, with 700 men displaced at Concord, 500 at Balmain, 180 at Kogarah, and 40 at Abermain mine. Many unemployed will seek food relief unless other work is found.
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Concord
Balmain
Kogarah
Cessnock
Abermain
Bruxmery
Labour and Industry
Dunpinghem
U.ap
Mam. Berg
Oan
Larwood Fractured Rib For Test Tour Inury Update
It was announced that Larwood fractured a rib while playing last week and will be unable to play for some weeks. There was surprise he was included in the team to tour Australia as officials note he still has foot trouble and a wet summer affected selection.
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Indon
Larwood
Taare
Motte
Atm
Bert
Labour Party Executive Members Back Union Demands
Allp conference notes show Sydney ALP executive member Howey and colleague Fike pressured by the tiny Industry Wemployeed Union to back numerous Labour County decisions. They were instructed to support a press control demand favoring individual representation within unions and branch autonomy.
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Howey
ALP
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Délewats
Fike
Uniahe
Police Warn Stores Over Toy Pistols Scare Tactics
Armed retailer owners are urged to avoid selling toy pistols as the police department notes a rise in robberies linked to imitation firearms. Officials say the law restricts dangerous items and call for awareness and compliance to prevent harm.
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