Madrid bombardment ends government planes raid
Morning and afternoon attacks on Madrid with artillery hits target the Postal Department building. Government planes repel raiders while reporters cover the relief celebrations. Five German aviators killed in the Bilbao raid as Barcelona reports gains for Madrid defenders.
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Germany Seeks Drastic Embargo in Spain Crisis
Berlin reports that Germany proposes a complete embargo on aid to both sides in Spain and the removal of foreign troops from Spanish soil. The plan ties Berlin Rome to London through the axis of Hitler's protocols, aiming to isolate England and France and counter the Bolshevist threat. Spain protests to the League against seizure of vessels and votes by Germany and Italy amid reports of a possible blockade being denied.
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Labour Perturbed Over Spain Crisis In London Meeting
Labour leaders Attlee and Greenwood met Foreign Secretary Eden to stress alarm over the Spanish situation. Eden said the government would do its utmost to end the conflict. Baldwin returns to London and a full Cabinet meeting is set for next Wednesday to review Italian and German replies and plan next steps if unsatisfactory. The Daily Herald notes volunteers to Spain must cease immediately.
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Air Mail Talks Sydney Rapid Negotiations Near End
Australian and British governments are nearing a rapid agreement on air mail relations. It is stated that an accord will undoubtedly be reached within a couple of weeks.
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Australia’s first ambulance plane completed at Mascot
Sydney reports the twin engined ambulance plane finished for the Central District Ambulance. It is Australia’s first ambulance aircraft with space for two stretchers and crew including attendants pilots and wireless operators. The plane features wireless and aims to rapidly respond to major disasters with a 145 mph cruising speed.
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Central District Ambulance
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Turkish leader to meet in Konia amid mandate tensions
Turkish officials accuse France of inflexibility over Antioch and Alexandretta independence, threatening to quit the League of Nations. Kemal Ataturk travels from Istanbul toward Konia to join Ismet Pasha and others as Turkey contemplates action in Syria with possible Italian and German encouragement.
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Germany
Manly Court Fines Barrister over Borrowed Car
Keith Walker a barrister was fined ten pounds with four costs at Manly Summons Court for obtaining a motor car by misrepresentation. He must also pay fifty pounds compensation after taking a car from a city garage on November 19 and driving it away, then wrecking it.
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Ship Lar Cantabrico Sails Despite Neutrality Move
After a brief debate Congress approved a resolution prohibiting armament shipments to Spain. The Lar Cantabrico sailed just before the vote, eluding U S jurisdiction, with two planes left on its deck while Accosti and Berry seek 6000 dollars each for war service.
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Roosevelt appeals for neutrality act update in Spain crisis
President Roosevelt addressed the Joint Session urging immediate changes to the Neutrality Act in response to the Spanish civil war. He warned world events test democracy amid rising militarism and noted ongoing US recovery and housing shortfalls.
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Four Test Players Questioned by Board of Control
Melbourne reports a Board of Control emergency committee questioned four Australian Test players over alleged off field conduct during Brisbane and Sydney Tests. No action was taken. all four—O'Reilly, O'Brien, Fleetwood-Smith, and vice-captain McCabe—denied the charges as Bradman reportedly brought the complaints forward.
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Sydney Stock Exchange Opens Research and Statistical Bureau
The Sydney Stock Exchange establishes a Research and Statistical Bureau to publish surveys of financial conditions and issue periodical information. Managed by Mr. W Jutt, a former Research and Publicity Officer, the bureau aims to guard investors and strengthen ties with exchanges.
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Roosevelt Sees Unemployment as Core Nation Crisis
In remarks labeled generations this menace appears in cities and farms. Roosevelt identifies unemployment and economic imbalance as the ultimate problem, with unemployment both a cause and indicator of broader distress.
Brother May Take Over Ex King’s Castle
Fort Belvedere stands empty after furniture and fittings are removed. The items moved to Windsor Castle for storage include Mrs Simpson’s furniture. Gardens are maintained by staff and Fort Belvedere may become the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester’s home or be offered to a high Crown official.
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Soviet Budget Shows Large Increase in 1837 Expenditure
Moscow reports the Budget Commission approved an 1837 budget of 3 700 000 000 pounds sterling an increase of 570 000 000. Military expenditure rises by 158 000 000 as part of the expansion.
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Soviet Budget Commission
Royal Wedding Preparations In The Hague Steal Spotlight
Crowds await Princess Juliana and Prince Bernhard as a glass and gold coach awaits the royal couple. Queen Wilhelmina will ride a crystal coach in a grand procession with bridesmaids from Mecklenburg arriving on 20 marks each. The gowns feature rainbow colors and Greek classical lines amid a fierce storm that battered street decorations yet failed to dampen public enthusiasm.
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Pope's illness eases as he refuses medical visit
In Rome the Pope's condition slightly improves despite recurring leg pain and fatigue. He declined a doctor consultation, insisting he is fine. Reports deny the Eucharistic Congress in Manila will be postponed, as Cardinal Doherty plans to depart for Manila on Saturday.
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Heavy losses for Sydney bookies at Ascot
Eight major Sydney bookmakers let licenses lapse on January 1 and Ascot race day explained the drop. Most races saw light support for many horses while heavily backed runners faltered, leaving bookmakers heavy losers in the settling.
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Dutch Community Celebrates Juliana Wedding in Sydney
A series of functions in Sydney marked the wedding of Princess Juliana and Prince Be with a reception hosted by the Dutch Consul General. Leading figures attended the official event as part of the celebration by the Dutch community.
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Geogrel
Australia win Third Test by 365 runs at Adelaide
Australia dominated the Third Test to win by 365 runs as England failed to chase a large lead. Leyland led the Australian innings with a brilliant 111 while Robins added a strong knock, and Fleetwood-Smith claimed five wickets on debut. Bradman watched from the hotel as the crowd swelled to a world record attendance for the match.
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Record Test Takings Bar Public Free Access
Victorian Cricket Association approved free public access to a cricket test match after the English manager Mr Howman agreed to allow the subsidies. The world record gate figure satisfied the association with the turnout.
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Victorian Cricket Association
Cricket Association
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Hownan
Fourth Test Team Selection Delayed Amid Board Talks
Australian selectors and board officials have not announced the Fourth Test squad. D Robertson discusses desired players with board members as they review a list of names in contention for possible selection.
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