Two Bodies Recovered After Wonthaggi Mine Explosion
Melbourne reports two victims recovered from the Wonthaggi pit blast that killed 18. Mart Bowman 55 and James Mitchell 53 identified among the dead. Rescue chief George Lees oversees a vast operation amid carbon monoxide, with air largely cleared and 30 canaries killed. John McLeish, 50, Victorian State Coal Mines head, led the first rescue party and kept morale high. Families wait atop the pit as rescuers toil through dust and gas, with financial relief pledged for widows and children.
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Rescue Apparatus Rushes to Wonthaggie Fire Call
Sydney fire chief dispatches rescue equipment to Wonthaggi after urgent appeal. Aerial support planned as additional units are pledged to arrive by plane this afternoon. The response marks a rapid mobilization by NSW Fire Brigade to combat dangerous conditions.
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Anti Clerical but Not Findings of Inquiry in London
A London report notes no anti God propaganda or church molestation in Protestant groups, while Catholic churches were damaged or destroyed by military actions linked to rebel stores. Priests were killed or arrested. some churches preserved, others desecrated. hatred focused more on religious orders than parish clergy. Del Vayo said no real anti religious feeling exists in Valencia and that loyalist sources found no persecution in loyal Spain.
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Dust Storms Threaten Wheat Across Plains and Midwest
A sweeping dust storm roared through Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma, and North West Kansas, cutting visibility to 100 feet. Farmers fear immediate rain is needed to save wheat as huge black clouds and downed power lines disrupt life. meanwhile a blizzard eases into Vermont, Minnesota, and Idaho with 15 foot drifts. Three deaths are reported as highways become impassable and aid is rushed to isolated residents.
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Minister seeks explanation from Navy Board over coronation march
Melbourne Tuesday report that Archdale Parkhill demanded an explanation from the Navy Board after naval members were refused permission to march in the coronation contingent in Melbourne. Navy officials reportedly insisted they would not march. Archdale also noted arrangements were made hastily amid the controversy two weeks earlier.
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Ottawa cabinet division on methods to serve government
Melbourne dispatch reports no cabinet decision on the Ottawa issue with Prime Minister denying a division over methods by which the government would implement Ottawa agreements. The fragment suggests debate on administration details but lacks a clear outcome or dates.
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Rescuers Seek Missing Men in Mine Amid Ongoing Efforts
Rescue teams, exhausted after long hours, renewed efforts under the main drive as air was restored. They cleared earth walls and searched the lower haulage connection, hoping to locate the missing men Brudenall and others, but only a torn sap was found.
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Britain to re arm in effort to avert catastrophe
London Monday defence plans outlined by Captain A Duff Cooper at a Conservative meeting declare Britain is arming for peace. He says a £400,000,000 defence proposal would have stunned people years ago, but now unity calls for sacrifices by the Government to ease unemployment amid fears of a greater disaster. Britain aims to re equip to set an example and spur other nations to cut armaments, a policy not followed by rivals.
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Tariff Board probes Australian car manufacture plan
The Tariff Board opened an inquiry in Melbourne on Tuesday into Commonwealth Government plans to build motor cars in Australia. Chairman Mr McConaghy urged weighing national interests over personal gain as officials and industry representatives debated propulsion and manufacturing aims.
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Spanish War Fierce Fighting Continues Near Madrid
London reports fierce combat as rebel forces press toward Madrid area. Do Liano appeals for aid while Malaga refugees recount harrowing trudge to Torres del Mar and Almonte as loyalists mount machine gun and bayonet resistance on a plateau south east of Madrid amid ongoing guerilla clashes.
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Premiership realignment foreseen after Coronation
The Morning Post reports Mr Stanley Baldwin will likely be replaced as Prime Minister soon after the Coronation. Neville Chamberlain is expected to succeed him, with extensive cabinet reconstruction planned to accompany the transition.
Loyalist Defences Hold Front as Insurgents Suffer Losses
An insurgent attack near Jaren front was repelled with heavy losses, the Loyalists destroying positions and fending off a rebel tank assault. A British note reported a Junkers raid off Algeria that caused no damage, while Spanish and German intervention drew protests from British officials. Del Vayo condemned foreign involvement as Franco’s forces press a fascist campaign with German and Italian troops occupying key posts.
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International ban on volunteers to Spain agreed in sub committee
A London meeting of the non intervention sub committee agreed to a voluntary ban on volunteers entering Spain and to a naval cordon to prevent arms and volunteer entry. Italy signaled agreement if others join, while France warned it may act independently if not. A February 16 full meeting will consider the recommendation amid tensions among democratic powers.
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Torture Claims Spark Debate in Japanese House of Peers
In Tokyo on Tuesday Kishichi Kokubo, twice imprisoned for political activities, drew attention to police torture of prisoners and suspects. He described water forced through nostrils, suspension by feet, and forehead burns. The Home Minister said officials were punished and the government plans to end torture.
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Plans for conversion loan discussed in London reports
Melbourne dispatch notes the Federal Treasurer Mr Casey preparing to reach England to discuss loan conversion with Mr Bruce and other officials. Casey departed for London by the Monday prior, aiming to outline plans for further borrowing and loan terms.
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Italy and Germany Warship Claims Shake British Debate
In a heated session Arthur Henderson questioned Italian warships near Spain and the Malaga attack. Lord Cranborne responded with cautious denial, while Conservatives pressed for a firmer explanation amid tensions over Soviet relations and wartime responsibility.
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Trans-Atlantic Air Mail Service Approved for NOV 1 Start
Washington D C Tuesday the Appropriations Committee approved funds to subsidize a Trans Atlantic air mail service starting November 1. Service to operate twice weekly between New York and Southampton using giant flying boats. Initial subsidy around 750000 dollars based on 2 dollars a mile. bids for the mail contract will be asked. Contract likely to run over 10 years. Rate between 21 and 25 cents a half ounce. Planes to carry 60 passengers.
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Divorce Debate at St Mary's Cathedral Sparks Clerical Sermon
Sydney Tuesday report details Father Murphy urging solicitors to resist divorce proceedings, arguing marriage as a sacred contract blessed by God. He condemns dissolving marital bonds as private chattel traffic and warns that Parliament cannot redefine Christian ethics.
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Damaged Ship Wireless Messages Risk Safety Plans
Damaged ship suffers silence as wireless contact drops leaving crew worried about coast approach near Queensland waters. Officials say no further messages expected unless emergency. power loss hinders any further relays.
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Britain refuses to discuss colony restoration with Germany
London reports say Mr H. V. Adams asks if a German claim to restore colonies could be discussed. Lord Cranborne reiterates the government will not cede British territory, calling such talk nonsense and warning against yielding to any Hitler or Mussolini pressure.
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Milk Board faces criticism over tuberculin safety measures
The Dairy Board and its procedures draw sharp attack from Mr. Swift on handling raw milk risks. He cites insufficient action since appointment and alleges links to improper conduct, including a bribery accusation connected to the Dairy Co operative.
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