Anti Hitler Plot Fails in Germany Seven Storm Troop Leaders Shot Dead
Berlin reports a failed anti Hitler plot tied to a storm troop clique planning a second revolution. General Goering’s police seized Storm Troop HQ and arrested Captain Roehm, a minister without portfolio, and other leaders. Roehm reportedly died by own hand. Von Papen official and Von Pram were briefly detained, then released to house arrest.
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Goering
Soial
Captain Roehm
Storm Troopers
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von Papen
Herr von Pram
Ihe
Sena Proniogal
Monch
von Heydebreck
Pomerania
Beals
Nesiating
Welson
Roshm
Glover
Royal ‘Air Force
Hendon Sero
Collatt
Prince of Wales
Witates
Ping Odlcer
Lea
Mutiny and Nazi Crisis Dominates Headlines
Reported details recount Adolf Hitler ordering action against mutineers led by Roehm's circle and confrontation with the Storm Troopers. Goering confirms arrests as Heß and Goebbels align with Hitler while a Royal Air Force display ends in tragedy at Hendon.
Quist and Hopman Defeat Interest Quickens at Wimbledon
Quist and Hopman advanced through Wimbledon as spectators and players pursued matches on center and outer courts. The chaotic scene drew attention to their bold play and lingering contest, with observers noting the evolving dynamics of the match and surrounding action.
Fragmented political note hints at public festival spending
An unclear official statement references party members and public spending on festivities. The text cites a forty four year span and mentions bids and liberty, but the meaning remains fragmentary and indistinct.
Anxiety at Rome Tension Over Austrian Frontier With Germany
In Rome fear grows over potential trouble on the Austrian frontier as Italy contemplates possible actions. Signor Mussolini is recalled as pressing Hitler not to tolerate any incident against Austria and to avoid provocative moves that could destabilize the region.
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Nessa
Germany
Daltuas
Mussolini
Flitler
Austria
Third Gandhi Life Attempt Near Kamshet Halt
A Bombay bound train narrowly escaped derailment after two barricade rails were placed near Kamshet station yard. A patrolman spotted the danger in time and prevented disaster. The Indrani river ran close to the tracks, raising the risk of a plunge if derailment had occurred. It was the third attempted attack on Gandhi in five days.
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Mr. Gandhi
Kamshet
Ponna
Bombay
Mr. Jandhi
Pocket ship third launched at Wilhelmshaven
Berlin Saturday report details Germany launching its third pocket battleship at Wilhelmshaven. The piece mentions Bradman, McCabe, Bromley, and Pone as well as various ill-formed names and partial quotes, reflecting a chaotic OCR segment with cricket and naval notes.
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Berlin
Australia
Ehten
Bradman
McCabe
Bromley
Germany
Wasford
Brows
Barpait
Wheling
Kip
Wilhelmahaven
Chris
Darling
Grimmett
Graf Apee
Ith
Admiral von Bpee
Vou Utes
Watts
Gi Wolidly
McCabe’s Bowling Form Dismissing Surrey For 175
McCabe delivered his best tour bowling, taking four for 24 as Surrey were bowled out for 175. Grimmett claimed four wickets, Brooke and Gower built a last wicket stand of 62, and Australia reached 136 with Ponaford 49 not out. Bradman fell for 27 before stumps as McCabe’s spell reshaped the innings.
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London
McCabe
Surrey
Grima Sad
Brooke
Gower
Ponaford
Bradman
Dillinger Appears Again to Rob Bank
An unclear report notes Dillinger reappearing in a bank robbery context with mention of armed action, machine gun, and a $20,000 sum amid confusing wording and safety concerns. The piece references witnesses and a masked figure, suggesting a renewed bank raid scare during a period of criminal exploits.
Port for Austria article outlines postwar storage and customs plan
The report describes an agreement granting Annie Iren Bort fea and Trieste as bases for a mac cantila flot, with acquisition by Purchasing. Austria will receive storage space for British coal and other goods and will establish a customs house. The plan mentions Ralls railway stag and related allocations.
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Tment
Annie Iren Bort Fea
Trieste
Maccantila Flest
Austria
Queanbeyan Holds Cup: Goulburn Defeated by 13 to 5
Queanbeyan Blues defended the Massy Cup against Goulburn with a 13 to 5 score amid a large afternoon crowd. A special train from Goulburn brought over 400 spectators, including 70 from Bungendore, as city officials noted the strong turnout and crowd receipts.
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Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan Blues
Goulburn
Bungendore
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Rome
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Wilhelmshaven
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Eve
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Dillinger
Robj Bank
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