Full Court Deliberates On Telephone Betting Law
A High Court session discussed whether betting by telephone violates the law. Judges including Chief Justice and two others considered prior cases and whether remote wagering affects legality, noting reports of bets at a hotel in February and rumors surrounding the matter.
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Oma
Wuberity
Bir Wredarick Jordan
Etrect
Feblle Idee Davideer
Diasente
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Eyorman
Potior
Duke of Cornwall
Jaspe Plicher
Peters
North and South Tension in Spain Escalates
Reports describe imminent battles in northern and southern Spain with San Sebastian under threat from sea air and land. A rebel cruiser is near the shore while authorities warn of a possible attack as loyalties clash and security forces respond amid rising alert levels.
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London
Spain
San Sebastian
Tand
Alabante Cervers
Ute
Samba Pane Nity
UpAnla
Potter
Embassy Quarrel Sparks Unrest in Rome and Gibraltar
The Rome envoy of The Times reports a quarrel tied to amil lines at the Spanish embassy in Rome and amid tensions at the Holy See. The Daily Telegraph notes rebels threaten to blow up the city rather than surrender, with planes attacking harbours and hostages endangered. A shipboard escape by hostages is described amid dock bombings and a gutted building.
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Daily Telegraph
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Spanish bids for aid from abroad in 1930s style
In Paris on Friday, Spain seeks foreign backing as President Azana voices frontier shifts and Morocco fate. Two hundred liberal figures from Europe including Viscount Churchill and Arthur Angell push a resolution against neutrality, warning it would aid fascism. Seville report says monarchy decision rests with Parliament while a long military dictatorship is possible.
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Viscount Churchill
Sir Arthur Norman Angell
Paris
Asciam
Seville
Geneval Dellanc
German Neutrality Rules Pressed Amid Plane Inquiry
London reports confusion over German neutrality terms as a fighter plane tied to the Spanish authorities is questioned. The craft, allegedly bound for France, triggers a debate about arms and travel bans across Spain, Italy, and the international response amid wartime pressure.
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London
Italy
Spain
More Aircraft for Rebels Report From Rome
Reports from Rome indicate Italy violates a ban by subsidizing volunteers aiding the Spanish factions. French Cabinet responds as natives from French Morocco enlist to assist insurgents. The Daily Chronicle notes over 30 aircraft and other civil machines smuggled to Britain and diverted to rebel use.
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Italy
M. Delbos
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Chronicle
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Revolt Rumors Stir in Tangier Amid Civil War Talk
Scattered reports from Tangier Friday speak of a rising against authorities as tribesmen form a national front to expel dissension aboard reform efforts. General Franco reportedly faces waning support as locals resist irregular pay and discipline issues.
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Armed Hold Up Appeal Dismissed in Court ruling
The appeal over an armed hold up was dismissed with sentences of ten years for Knight and a severer term for Brignall. The court indicated such penalties aimed to deter underworld activity and address the seriousness of the crime.
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Brignall
Arestros
Dangerous driving appeal over speed on Parramatta Road
In the Quarter Sessions Appeal Court Judge Thomson upheld Les Me Vincent Saul’s appeal against a speeding fine for Parramatta Road driving deemed dangerous to the public. The magistrate’s evidence and the police case were criticized, and Saul’s conviction was set aside. The decision stressed caution and reasonable care in road use.
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Thomson
Epeesone
Les Me Vincent Saul
Parramatis Road
Ban
English Cricketer Injured in Tees Road Incident
A cricketer from England suffered injuries in an incident on a road near Bea Pee Teel on Tees. Details about the players and the exact nature of the accident were not disclosed.
Bre Off the Roads
Fragmented OCR text mentions road themes and a day on ss2g Priday. It references pay, margins, and a vague event with an unnamed figure. Contents are unclear and names or places are not readable.
Fragmentary King’s Holiday Note from Belgrade Report
A garbled colonial era dispatch from Belgrade mentions the King of England aboard a yacht with a Blue shirt figure. The fragment hints at a humorous exchange where a local speaker refuses to visit the yacht, citing the King’s presence. The piece reads like a stray OCR snippet with little coherent context.
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Wien Gabarmsn
Wnhersien
England
Kingsford Smith Wheat Market Firm Invites Designs
Fragmented report notes an invitation for designs linked to a Sydney event on Friday. The text references Archdale, government fees, and commemorations involving Saint Loe Mi and Kings, with garbled quotes from Pravda and mentions of New York and fishermen amid unclear context.
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Sydney
Archdale
St Loe
Adda
Sam Serene
York
Ran Pais
Scalers on Trains and Odd Phrases From Pastiche
Fragmented OCR style text references phrases about scalers on trains, remarks to women, and a list of seven or more unclear names. The source presents garbled language and partial names, making precise events or identities hard to confirm.
Olympic Games Hopes Dwindle for Australian Win
Australia ends the Games without the title but shows brightness from Percy Oliver in the 100 metre backstroke and a doubles win by Turner and Dickson. Oliver placed fourth in the semi finals, narrowly missing a better finish after a bold turn. Turner and Dickson reached the doubles final with steady sculling, while the eight crew lost to Germany. Poland led Australia in the 1500 metres before Hungary surged to win, and Towley’s results are noted.
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Percy Oliver
Turner
Divkeon
Police
Germany
Oliver
A. Kaiter
U.S.A
D Ymandous
Fushida
Japan
Kaiter
Gertain
Cave
France
Britain
Poland
Australia
Hungary
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A. Middleton
Men s swimming backstroke semifinals and heats results
The report lists semi final results in the 100 metres backstroke with A Keifer USA and Van De Weghe USA among top finishers, plus Yoshida Japan and Drysdale USA noted. It covers a 290 metres backstroke heat series with Hamuro Japan leading First Heat and multiple national entrants in subsequent heats, detailing times and placements for advancing swimmers.
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Beau
Denmark
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Higgine
Alpud
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Women's 100 Meter Backstroke Final Result
Siva Gear from Holland won the women's 100 meter backstroke final, with Mive Meotandrosk also representing Holland taking second. Bridger from OBA appeared among top finishers with a noted time of about 1 minute 8 seconds.
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Siva Gear
Holland
Mive Meotandrosk
Bridger
Doubles Sculls Repouchage Hat First Heat Report
The report lists heat results for doubles sculls with teams from Australia, Hungary, Switzerland, England, UA, Canada, Slovakia, Austria and others. Times range from about 7 minutes to 28 minutes with various placements noted.
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Australia
Turner
Poland
Hungary
Bwitnerland
England
Canada- Wiovakia
Austria
Marketing Plan Aims to Avert Referendum In Trade Policy
A plan proposed by Federal officials ahead of the Premiers Conference seeks to avoid a referendum on Commonwealth trade powers. It envisions an export levy on certain woods, butter, and dried fruits to fund price equalisation across states. The scheme would use the fund to keep domestic prices level and may be backed by an export bounty if needed. Immediate legislation would set social duties and fund disbursement.
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Commonwealth
Bomb souvenirs expose fatal home explosion in Coogee
In the inquiry into Edward Hollingsworth’s death at Coogee on May 28 a witness described his war souvenirs including an aerial bomb propeller shaft. The coroner recorded an incidental death verdict after ruling the bomb exploded when the detonator was struck and advised surrender of such items to the Defense Department.
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Weqmnt
Ray Im
Edward Arthur Hollingsworth
Coogee
Bla
Joan Hollingsworth
Abe
Ernest Dixon
Hollingsworth
Witedd
Defense Department
Jewish World Congress backs global boycott of German goods
In Geneva on Thursday the Jewish World Congress passed a resolution urging a worldwide boycott of German goods after stating that German persecution had left Jews as pariahs. Another resolution called on nations to adjust immigration rules to grant Jews a fair chance at new life.
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Geneva
Jewish World Congress
High Diving Berlin Champions Fill Indoor Pool
Britain and Canada lead heats as Italy Japan and Togo compete in early rounds. Rom Masters from Australia shine in high diving with Wayne topping scores and Wales and Mtork close behind. Details show scattered results and planned voluntary dives tomorrow.
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Prigay
Twanty
Ware Anata
Rom Masters
Australia
Minatars
Wayne
Us.a
Wales
Germany
Mtork
Chermany
Poiate
Root
UMA
Mhibanare
Relief Works U AP Discontent With Policy May Cable to Mr Stevens
A May cable from U AP notes rising discontent over current policy and relief efforts. Mr Stevens is referenced as the recipient of the communications seeking reconsideration or changes.
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May
Mr. Stevens
Government ends relief works in many shires
An urgent parliamentary move is expected as pressure grows to rescind the government policy of relief works. A special government gazette terminates relief work in over 80 municipalities and shires, though officials later clarify no relief workers are dismissed. many names and places are listed in the gazette. Mr Stevens plans to fly to America Wednesday, increasing urgency to act before he leaves.
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England
America
Rssue
Gasette
Governatiet
Relief workers march in Melbourne
In Melbourne last night, about 700 unemployed men and women marched through the city shouting defiance and disregarding tram regulations. The protest followed a mass meeting with around 1000 unemployed attendees calling for relief and maintenance of wages, while police, under close curfew, allowed the march to continue to avoid a riot.
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