Anti-Semitism Storm Troopers Riot in New York Demonstration
A massive New York City protest against Jews drew hundreds of thousands to streets near Madison Square Garden. Thousands of police guarded the Anglo American event as Socialists rioted, clashed with officers, and armed guards dispersed crowds. A man named Greenbaum breached the cordon and attacked a speaker before police took him into custody.
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British Industries Fair remarks on Commonwealth unity
At Mansion House London the Duke of Gloucester praised the commonwealth for peaceful relations and urged united effort in world commerce. He cited Australia and New Zealand tours and noted organised industry backing new methods, warning prosperity requires broad international growth.
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New Zealand
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Papal Obsequies and Conclave Prep Across Europe
Reports from Sydney Dublin and Rome detail mourning for Pope Pius XI, with half mast flags and a requiem mass at St Mary’s Cathedral. Vatican Conclave preparations begin March 1 as cardinals gather, while leaders in Britain France and Germany discuss peace and trade amid mounting global tension.
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Motorists Detained by Floods in Interior
In Adelaide and Tuoway area floods cut off two portions of the interior highway. Motorists, including Phil Cibxor and a child, were detained for hours as waters rose. Rescuers later found others and provided food after floodwaters subsided.
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Share-hawking Prohibited Under New Company Law
The Minister for Justice introduced into the General Assembly a Companies Act prohibiting share-hawking and the purchase of shares directly or via intermediate firms. The act bans interlocking of finance, requires holding companies to detail subsidiary indebtedness and balance-sheet aggregates, and mandates disclosure of loans remuneration and director changes in homes or nationality.
Conflicting Air Raid Claims in Sino-Japanese War
Turaday reports from AHANGTIAY outline a Japanese communique claiming air forces attacked Langchow and shot down 26 Chinese planes, while Chinese sources say their planes shot down several and deny losses. the text also notes the assassination of Chish, grandson of Lit Hung Chang, tied to the Nanking puppet government, in an international incident.
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Surquia la Quo Chish
Lit Hung Chang
Nanking
Hazardous devices in British Territory raid causes casualties
In London a Tuesday raid by Japanese war planes hit British territory early morning. A British militant was killed, an Indian corporal and several Chinese sailors were wounded. A railway bridge owned by a local entity was also damaged in the strike.
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London
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Ine Oan
Bomb in hall injures youths in London
A explosion struck a hall in London last night injuring several youths. Police reported a number of youths sustained injuries as emergency services attended the scene. Investigations were promptly opened to determine the cause and those responsible.
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Boms IM Hall
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New Premier Mentioned in Spanish Peace Talks Amid War Strain
Burgos reports General Franco’s Nationalist Foreign Minister Jordinny travels to Barcelona to approach French envoy Leon Berard in a bid to secure an early Madrid conference. Debates center on defence spending, loan finance, and possible cabinet reshuffle as Britain weighs its wartime economic strain and political unity.
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M. Berard
Britain eyes £800 million loan for rearmament plan
Sir John Simon announced defence spending would total £406 million for the current year with production in full blast at £580 million. He introduced a bill to raise borrowing for five years to £800 million to fund the rearmament programme.
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John Simon
House of Commons
Great Britain
Hitler Criticized as Cadman Attacks Pirow Visit
Rev Seaman faced three rulings for criticising Herr Hitler. Rev Cadman called Hitler an upstart and condemned Pirow’s visit, declaring he would not shake hands with him. Cadman also denounced Germany's treatment at Jow.
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Four Square United States Back Britain In Talks
Financial Director J. J. Tang of the Community Chest of the Pacific Coast of America told the Muliions Club in Sydney today that the United States remains four square against totalitarian powers and aligned with Great Britain. He stated that ten years ago it would have been mercenary to suggest America might fight alongside Britain, but now it is broadly accepted that the country would do so in entanglements or foreign wars.
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Muliions Club
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Great Britain
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Britain
Bitten by Half a Snake Brings Odd Ranch Race Injury
Brigbane reports a racer Allen Heath was bitten on the left foot by a snake during a ploughing event. The snake was split in two by a machine, with the head portion thrown aside. Heath received medical attention and recovered.
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Heath
Former Dean Henry Mercer Sentenced for Fraud in Rhyl
Henry Frederick Mercer a 67 year old former dean of Perth and Australian chaplain was jailed six months in Rhyl Court for defrauding his land and a Taise cheque. He admitted similar offences and claimed need to support his wife and children after unemployment.
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Rhyl Court
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Melbourne
England
Britain launches new battleship King George V
The King George V battleship features ten 14 inch guns in three turrets and sixteen 54 inch guns in eight turrets plus smaller armament. Geared turbines and boilers drive four propellers with speed surpassing the Nelson and Rodney. It carries 1500 crew, hangars for aircraft and strong protection against gunfire and bombs.
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London
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Nelaun
Rodney
Bombings Suspects Held In Birmingham Under Explosives Act
Thomas McGill Robert McCann and Hugh McCluskey remanded a week in custody at Birmingham on charges of possessing a home made bomb and explosive material. Described as prominent R A members, evidence showed McCluskey said he was caught napping and urged silence because a fellow went to Australia and they got him.
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London
Thomas McGill
Robert” McCann
Hugh McCluskey
Birmingham
R.A
McCluskey
Australia
Civil aviation appointment to be made next week
An expected civil aviation appointment is anticipated to be announced next week with details on the new official forthcoming. The move signals ongoing staffing adjustments in the aviation sector and potential shifts in regulatory leadership.
Italians in Libya Melbourne cabinet aviation statement
Fragmented note reports unclear text about Prime Minister Nel addressing Italian and Libyan aviation matters. Mentions cabinet sitting and a department proceeding with aviation trials. Source text is garbled with omitted details and names.
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Melbourne
Nel
Uae
Dl Civil Aviation
Sunday Sport in Bankruptcy Court PIts Ministers Fraternal Fight
In a Bankruptcy Court session on a Sunday sport dispute, Rev Albert Jamen Tingtoy and legal figures debated the Bathurst ministers group backing a claim against two unnamed footballers. The case centers on costs and moral obligation to pay trebled costs under law, with the minister denying removal from his circuit and stating he will leave Bathurst soon.
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Cas
Albert Jamen Tingtoy
Methodia
Mipster mC
Bathurst
Bathvent
Byternal
Hnanvial Hayport
Palestine talks stall as Arab delegation weighs plan
A Palestine conference at the Saint James Palace adjourned with debate on Jewish settlement and land sales, while the Arab delegation weighs a response. The News-Chronicle reports signs of possible breakdown in talks and a government move to push its own plan.
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Jassee Palace
London
News-Chronicle
Palestine
Trade Criticism Sparks Resentment in Wellington
In Wellington a public debate on policy drew sharp criticism of government spending and foreign borrowing. An official speaker accused the Dominion of lying on foreign funds and excessive debt, claiming this prompted government shifts and the year’s economic strains.
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