Nazi minister denounces Jews at East German fair
Sunday in Konigsberg Dr. Johacht the Minister for Keonoiiea condemned Julius Stretcher's dew baiting method while denying Jews equal rights under proposed laws. He argued state policy overrides individual action and warned against political interference, insisting Germany must maintain religious questions within state leadership.
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Konigsberg
Keonoiiea
Johacht
Julius Stretcher
Alan
Germany
Mussolini Rejects Peace Conference With Italy Unmoved
An official communique states Mussolini shows no interest in Franco British plans for expanding Italy in Abyssinia. The Paris conference resumes amid pessimism as delegates debate safeguarding Italian frontier and settler interests while Italy demands a mandate for Abyssinia.
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Italy
Alfeaind
Italine Enlenics
Abyssinia
Advinera
Signor Mussolini
Baron Aloisi
Mussolini Not Interested In British Plans For Abyssinia
The Times and Daily Telegraph report Mussolini dismissing British diplomatic efforts and pledges, saying Italy will pursue its own path. Observers note Franco-British proposals aimed at reform and frontier arrangements, but Mussolini asserts no interest in ceding territory or slowing expansion, while Britain contemplates potential concessions.
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Evtablh
Italy
London
Timea
Signor Mupsa
Daily Telegraph
Han
Abysaini
League
Tt In
Mithiopla
Arch
York
Britain
Mussolini
Bree Serve Lanny
Ion Inter
Mali
Migeld
Hamush
Mass at Addis Ababa Commemorates Church Tragedy
A dramatic service at St Glorphin Cathedral in Addis Ababa ends with communion as tragedy unfolds at a chapel once closed, now under the Pante Coastal Division. Bishops Abuna and Chegi lead prayers for the dead pastor amid draft mentions and regional unrest.
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Addis Ababa
Peror
Duke Harras
St. Glorghin
Abuna
Chegi
Addin Abiba London
Funday
Wer
B. Boott
Nzw
Thomas Mercy
Bethiehers
Bobistens ‘Chapel At Tat Pecaton
Kivision
The
Baptists
Police Court Clash Over Liquor Act Charges
In Bathurst the Chief of Police faced four Liquor Act breach charges at the focal Police Court. Inspector Ireland led the defense for not presenting evidence and sought withdrawal. Magistrate Bromhead condemned the Commissioner of Police for acting as judge, warning future withdrawals. Ireland asked that remarks be noted and forwarded to the Commissioner.
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Bathurst
Focal Police
Ireland
Bromheed
BLM
Fr Police
Bromhead
Mr. Bromhead
Thia
Planes collide at Leeton aerodrome on ground
An Avro Avi an owned by Victor Powell of Orange and piloted by Tack Powell collided on the Leeton aerodrome with an Airspeed Courier piloted by Aquedeon Leader Braddart. The Avro struck the smaller plane, tearing a wing and forcing both craft to be towed to Sydney for repairs. Nine passengers escaped injury.
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Leeton
Momlay
Victor Powell
Orange
Tack Powell
J. Kingsford-Gratth
Charles A4
Pansener
Anu
Aquedeon
Braddart
Ano Ther
Avro
Powell
Airspeed Courier
Bydney
Repaira
Trades Unions Report Shows Large Membership Rise
London Sunday reports the annual Trades Union Congress shows union membership up by 100000 in the last year, the largest five year rise. It criticises government for 40 hour week stance and condemns Moscow’s push for revolutionary unions while noting fascism waning in Britain and signs of decline in fascist states.
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London
Conwreed
Iiet
Moscow
Cnm
Possible release for Harold Williams in 1931 constable shooting case
May be freed after years of claimed innocence from Harold Williams, one of three men convicted for the shooting of Constable Durham during the G. Coles and Company hold-up in 1931. Relatives present new evidence, while Williams and James Adams and Hugh Martin reportedly deny involvement and seek clemency.
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Melbourne
Harold Williams
Constable Durham
G. Coles and Company
South Africa Triumph In Fifth Test At London
South Africa dominates the fifth Test against Tagaland in dull weather at London. Wickets fell steadily as Read and Dalton contributed to a strong South Africa innings while Tagaland struggled to score.
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London
South Africa
Tagaland
Joen
Chug
Ciny
Cent
Raine
Dalton
Wyatt’s Courageous Experiment in South Africa Bet
The Daily Telegraph credits Wyatt for a bold experiment in sending South Africa into a bet Saturday, though the venture failed due to Hag land Dowling's mismatch with The Daily Mall. The paper notes, we were more of his spirit in English cricket.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Wyatt Decsrres
South Africa
Hagland’ Dowling
Daily Mall
Girl 17 Dies in Apparent Poisoning
Sydney authorities investigate the death of a 17 year old girl in Auratville this morning. A friend noted she drank water in the lounge then disappeared. She returned and reportedly poisoned herself with disinfectant. Ambulance brought her to hospital but she died. autopsy pending. Police have not established a definite motive.
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Sydney
Auratville
Abe
Shia
Abe Todd
Hoopital
Ig Indy Shack
ROAD SAFETY Conference to Assist Police
A ROAD SAFETY conference aims to aid police operations with new guidelines. Officials from the Commissioner of Police and local authorities discussed training, traffic enforcement, and community outreach to reduce accidents and improve patrol effectiveness.
Death of a Dog Poison Charge Dismissed
At the North Court today the charge against the defendant for poisoning a dog valued at £5, property of Gladys May Anderson, was dismissed as the defendant was discharged. Med denied throwing anything into Mrs Anderson's yard and denied having strychnine in his house. The magistrate noted doubt but insufficient evidence, leaving the case open to possibly an adverse outcome.
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Bydney
North ‘Court
Forman John Gadd
Gladys May Anderson
Offer to Kippax Reveals Selection Row and Travel Aid
The document reports an invitation involving Vyia and Kippax, with a £500 travel allowance and ties to the Australian Board of Control. It states Kippax would not join the team, and mentions expectations the Maharajah may assign him to a match. The note names Mr. Tarrant and references to the invitation context.
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Melbourne
Vyia
Kipper
Patiala
Eapenena
Tarrant
Saething
Bie
Aum
Tralian Board of Control
Kippax
Free travel for school children eyed by federation
A deputation from the Federation of Parents and Citizens asks Transport Minister Bruxner to grant free tram and bus travel for school children. Speakers note rail travel already free, many pupils from industrial areas struggle with bus costs and carry heavy books. Bruxner says he will bring the request to Cabinet and that Treasury funds current heavy travel concessions, promising to review tram and bus options.
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Sydney
Federation of Varenta and
Citizens' Association
Bruxner
Speakern
Ground for Divorce Melbourne Court Rules Convictions Count
In a unanimous judgment the State Full Court held that four convictions for crime in one year can constitute sufficient frequency to entitle a woman petitioner to divorce for desertion. The previous view required convictions to be spaced over a long period, with a three year imprisonment benchmark.
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Melbourne
Hopes of Early Settlement in Sydney Shipping Dispute
A Sydney seamen strike move showed hope of ending this week after moderates gained control and a mass meeting rejected immediate strike affirmation. Can be seen as two more vessels idling Canberra and joined the list, leaving three steamers in the State pamenger trade. The Cardross crew gave notice, while the meeting drew a larger turnout. The Federal secretary moved to defer discussion, a motion carried, and the Committee of Management will prepare a report for a future meeting. The strike now sits with officials, Miners Federation funds criticized.
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Sydney
Committee of Management
Canberra
Cardross
Jony
Utnet
Kider
Wee
Fenere
Johoson
Miners’ Federation
Red
A.G/T.U
Debuchi Mission Strike May Delay Arrangements
Dislocation of the Debuchi Goodwill Mission arrangements hinges on the shipping strike. Mr Debuchi, teaser of the party, expected to return from New Zealand August 74 aboard the Wanganella now delayed. Officials say programme rerun may be needed as Commonwealth and New Zealand governments seek settlement with details of the itinerary withheld.
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Debucht
New Zealand
Wanganella
External Affairs Department
Major Hodgson
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Canberra
Debuch
Java
Gatty praises Commonwealth aviation support on trip home
Famous airman Harold Gatty announced his return to America on Wednesday praising the Commonwealth Government for its aviation funding. He contrasted it with American support, calling Australia’s conditions excellent and noting the generous help given to individual aviators.
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Sydney
Harold Gatty
America
Armen
Auckland Storm Hits North Island With Damaging Rain
Heavy rains and storms lash New Zealand's North Island causing extensive damage to electricity lines roads houses and other property in Auckland region and surrounding areas. Local authorities warned residents to stay indoors as cleanup began and crews inspected infrastructure.
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Auckland
Thimdie
North Island
Alec
Australian Minister Henry Gullett Seeks Poland Trade Pact
The Warsaw Daily Mail correspondent reports Australian Trade Minister Henry Gullett opened discussions with Polish Commerce Minister Rejat man on a potential Australia Poland trade agreement. Gullett later joined Paris and Rome, signaling continued diplomacy on the matter.
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London
Warsaw
Daily Mail
Henry Gullett
Rejatman
Commerce
Henry Guilett
Joi Uha
Accenea
Hawilt
Paris
Raime
Bandits’ Crime Slain Journalist and Seized Secrets
British journalist Gareth Jones, once secretary to George, was found shot and killed after bandits used him during a capture on the coast. Police engaged the fleeing group, killing a mother suspected of aiding Jones, as authorities and Chinese officials dispute access to the crime scene and details.
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London
Gareth Ones
Tiny’ “George
the Daily Teleraph
Itla
Jones
of Jones
Beacit
Governor General to Attend Brisbane Jubilee Show
His Excellency Sir Isaac Laasee will travel to Brisbane today to attend the Jubilee Show of Queensland and will not return to Canberra until November 3. Officials indicate no decision yet on retirement date, but it is expected next year.
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Isaac Laasee
Brisbane
Queensland
Canberra
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Ot Pate
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Maharajah of
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Debuchi
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Chapman
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