Port Kembla Embargo Settlement Meeting Reported
At Port Kembla on Friday union officials on the South Coast voiced confidence that Port Kembla Saverside workers would accept terms of a settlement in the Dalham dispute at a meeting planned for tomorrow. The terms were recommended by the combined Unions’ Committee on Wednesday night. A shipment of pig iron, 1600 tons, moved to the Australian Iron and Steel Co Ltd freighter Iron King at Pyrmont for Melbourne, with union officials denying plans to ship to Japan and insisting the load is for local consumption.
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Wollongong
Port Kembla Saverside
Dalham
Combined Unions’ Liepute Committee
Melbourne
Bydney
Friay
Australian Iron and Steel Com‘Ltd
Iron King
Port Kembla
Sydney
Ure Daifram Plg
Bush Fires Rolls Lowa and Aid Debate
Sydney reports strained debate over fundraising for foreign refugees amid Australian bushfire disaster relief. New Zealand Farmers’ Union leader Mr W W Holland expresses regret over the grave suffering of primary producers in Australia after the devastating bushfires and urges action to support locals first.
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Sydney
New Zealand Farmers’ Union
W. W. Holland
New Zealand
Empire Producers Conference
Austalla
Attack on Premier Three Monks Arrested
In London on Friday three Buddhist monks were arrested after a grenade attack on the premier. Lloyd George condemned the foreign policy as war-threatened and urged a united democratic effort with Britain and France to awaken a national spirit and defend liberty for the next generation.
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London
Lloyd George
Lian- Rancoon
Duno
Charest Est
Chamberlabs
Waa
Britain
France
Germany pushes eight inch cruiser expansion
Amid reports of a renewed German naval push Britain anticipates treaty revisions from the postwar era. Germany may seek to build two additional eight inch gun cruisers, signaling a move beyond the previous naval holiday.
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Britain
Germany
Powera
Inez
London
Dionne Quins Suggestion for Public Display Callandar
New York nomoters proposed to share exhibit proceeds from the Dionne guardians with 50 percent to the guardians and 50 percent to charity, with a minimum guarantee of 100000 dollars to guardians and 50000 dollars to charity, but it was believed the offer would be refused. A similar offer reportedly came from San Francisco, though concerns were raised that exhibition could harm the children's health.
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Callandar
New York
Dionne Guardians
Tita
San Francisco
Trade subsidies stir British industry concerns
The Federation of British Industry urged the Board of Trade to take stronger government action against subsidised competition from abroad, notably Germany, to protect British industries affected by unequal subsidies.
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London
Tyme Federation of Britian Industry
Bosré of ‘Trade
Germany
Air crash inquest reveals pilot at controls
Inquest into the death of four people reveals Air Vice-Marshal Cave-Brown-Cave piloted the aircraft when it took off. Cave-Brown-Cave, who commanded a flight to Australia in 1987, was seriously injured in the crash.
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London
Cave-Brown-Cave
Australia
Wally
Explosions and Security Measures after Irish Demonstration
Report from London and Dublin describes bomb incidents linked to anti British visits. Details include a hotel explosion near a Civil Guard barracks, limited damage to walls and windows, and heightened police and military deployments in England and Ireland.
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Ae Ag
London
Deleanor
UN Releto Atone
England
Ireland
Dublin
Civil Guard
Young Chamberlain
Civil ‘Guard
Chamberlain
Daily Telegraph
Ulster
Malcolm Macdonald
Dingwall
Hamnon de Valera
Frank Chamberlain
Tralee
Iamen Healy
North London
Bow Street
German policy shifts spark reorganization at economics ministry
A garbled German dispatch notes changes in the Reich economic leadership. It mentions Minister for Economics position being reshaped with Dr Luccomer and Dr Funk named to rein in policy, while Dr Schacht reportedly remains influential. A letter from Herr Hitler to Dr Schacht signals appreciation amid uncertainty about wage and price stability.
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Reichabanl
Luccomer
Funk
Schacht
London
Berlin
Hitler
Dr. Schacht
Ith Marshal
Iron Grip Closes on Barcelona in Catalonia War Reach
Fierce battle rages as bombing and ground advances push toward Barcelona. Reports say 30 allied planes bomb strategic targets while forces penetrate several miles into Catalonia. An iron belt encircles the capital and mobilization orders push men to the front amid humanitarian shortages.
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Pation
Neral
Catalonia
Defence Council to Visit Cities as National Policy Talk Continues
Prime Minister announces defence council briefings with Bruce visiting Sydney Melbourne Hobart and Adelaide in coming weeks to discuss overseas policy and cabinet matters while reports claim German air presence and military preparations in Spain amid broader European tensions.
War in Spain No French Intervention Claim
The Times correspondent reports belief that no further French intervention in Spain will calm the press campaign. Berlin and British cautions influence Paris to refrain. broadcasts from London note domestic nerves over foreign influence and the Radical Socialists. Leaders in London and Madrid signal continued debate and possible further action, with shifting signals from Paris and Washington on the broader European stance.
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London
the Times
Spain
France
Berlin
Rome
Barcelona
Rojo
Apeach
Bonforeigners
Bosin
Cay
Trace
M. Biuso
le : Fest
Paris
Daily Telegraph
Chamber
Bayonne
British Navy Expansion Urges Strong Public Support
In a fragmented National press snapshot, leader pages in the News-Chronicle praise Lloyd George for vigorous government push while questioning leadership. The Daily Herald weighs Chamberlain's stance and Britain’s readiness for a major naval buildup amid wartime anxiety.
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London
News-Chronicle
Lloyd
Adda
Daily Herald
Chamberlain
Britann
Diplomatic notes push for Washington treaty amendments
French note to Foreign Office hopes for modifications to the Washington treaty for ratification. US leadership anticipated. Britain seeks details on most favored nation rules. Talks emphasize aiding China to counter Japan while avoiding direct economic onslaught that could empower army factions in Tokyo. Shanghai reports note continued Japanese bombing and Chungking refugee flows.
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Fridany
Foraien
Ge Cole Almliny
England
Ferafening
Lpte Axprames
Japan
France
Rom Sweet
London
Ony
Dons
Hays
Associated Press
U.S.A
Britain
United States
China
Caine
Presse
Tokyo
Priday Warned of Irish Demands Amid Quiet Tensions
Fragmentary report notes Priday or authorities warned of growing Irish demands. Text references Berlin, heavies, and a call to prepare for pressures on the populace. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Priday
Heaviey
Flying boats at Rose Bay breakwater clash
Wollahra Council consulted on a plan to anchor flying boats near Rose Bay breakwater as authorities weigh safety and maritime impact. Officials discussed potential routes, required permits, and environmental concerns during the session.
Three of intensive care units allocated to the main hospital
Three of the intensive care units were allotted to the main hospital while the remaining spaces would be filled later. This plan aims to optimize patient care and resource distribution across departments.
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