Nonintervention Collapse in Europe Shapes Naval Control Debate
London reports show Britain and France unlikely to accept a limited nonintervention scheme without naval control. Germany and Italy consider belligerent rights for Spain and Franco, while concerns rise over arms smuggling across the French border. British officials view naval protection for Havana and coordinations with France and Germany amid Madrid’s conflict.
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Forbin
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Habana
Tom Killex
Buntander
Thunwe
Hordeaux
Belligerent rights statement from Eden in Commons
London Friday Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons there is no move to grant belligerent rights at present. The Government aims to press for withdrawal of foreign combatants, but could not outline policy if Non Intervention breaks down. Lloyd George hinted a decisive action may come before the House reconvenes next Monday.
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London
Anhony Eden
Homie of Commons
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Seville Bombed London Scenario Dictates British Move
Reported unclear text describes Spanish government plans and military movements near Seville, suggesting pressure on toward Laredo with Tagutgents at Ta ling and on the advance. Names and places are partially obscured in the damaged OCR.
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London
Planoe Ombud
Seville
Laredo
British objection to German physical education methods
London reports that continued physical training after the war could provoke hostile consequences in Germany and world disorder, according to a Board of Education inquiry. Senior officers examined German instructional methods and their potential impact on postwar Europe.
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London
Wapanse
Germany
Board of Eduction
Smugglers Four Arrests Made Chinese Gang Surprised
Police arrested four Chinese immigrants after raids amid reports ten more were smuggled into the country. Authorities say seven men were escorted by Chinese couriers from a steamer at Mullburn and transported to Liverpool before dispersing. Large forces are patrolling gardens and markets as investigations continue with charges of aiding and abetting prohibited immigrants.
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Mulbaurnn
Liverpont
Official report on steel owners and Labour remarks
The report by Labour Secretary Miss Frantes Perkins critiques the Committee of Industrial Organisation and its members. It notes some individuals may be irresponsible, agrees with Roosevelt’s June 28 stance condemning extremists, and calls for executive or legal action to summon others to conference.
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Frantes Perkins
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Butter famine predicted in New South Wales output fall
Major King, NSW Equalisation Committees member, warned of a serious butter shortage as factory output lagged behind consumption in New South Wales. He cited production slowdowns, rising prices, and uncertain supplies likely affecting August and September.
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King
New South Wales
New South Water
Butter price debate prompts call for party meeting
Several members of the WAP today urged the Government Whip Mr Gallan to call a meeting to discuss the increase in butter price. It is unlikely, however, that any yearly meeting will be held.
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Sydney
WAP
Gallan
Amur Clash War Unlikely Despite Soviet Offer to Japan
In Tokyo and Moscow reports indicate the Amur River clash is unlikely to spark war. Observers say Soviet gun posts may have been a tactic to divert attention from internal upheaval or to pressure Japan while the Red Army remains alert. In Moscow talks, a communique cited Litvinin and protested bombardment of Rupalan gun boats while reserving compensation and offering troop withdrawal from disputed islands if Japan and Manchukuo comply.
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Amur
Livertin
Red Army
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M. Litvinait
Juyay
Cheaper Drugs Roots Company Faces Marketplace Fears
Roots Company's offer to enter Nebysiauth Walon markets sparks concerns among industrial leaders about the impact on existing firms. Charles Saul argues new competition may not destroy current business but could reshape pricing and availability. He contends regulated entry might sustain lower prices, while others warn of tax and market distortions. The inquiry will continue in court later.
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Aydney
Priaay
Charles Saul
Rootsorie
Lei
We Industrial Commission
Susdiee Browne
Stirier
Maul
Sydney
Tealey
Consul Talks On War Over Murthurkuu Frontier
The Japanese consul-general in MIT says there is little chance of the Murthurkuu dispute escalating. He expects an amicable settlement but warns that if Rosalia refuses peace and occupies Manchukuoan territory near the Amur River, Japan would defend its rights. He notes about 200,000 Japanese workers in the area and potential decisive actions.
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Murthurkuu
Japan
MIT
Wakamatsu
Rosalia
Manchukuan
Amuriver
No Royal Visit Planned for New South Wales Celebrations
Informant reports that no member of the Royal Family will visit Australia for the New South Wales celebrations. This notice updates prior expectations and confirms official plans for the commemoration events without royal attendance.
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Prilay Alhowgt
Prim Mfpbiber
Ste Baldwin
Australia
New South Wales
Lambton Reservoir Strike Shuts Down North Lambton Work
EWCASTLE Friday report of a labour protest as three hundred workers at the North Lambton reservoir walked off the job demanding higher wages. The strike halted jackhammer and drill work used for the project by workers alleging wage concessions were refused.
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Ewcastle
North Lambton
Transport State Act Held Valid by High Court
The Riverina Transport Proprietary Ltd sought an injunction to stop the Victorian Transport Regulation Board from hindering its interstate commercial goods services. The High Court, with a unanimous decision, dismissed the application and final reasons to be issued later. Chief Justice Sir John Latham noted urgency and delivered an early judgment.
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Sydney
Riverina ‘Transport Proprietary Ltd
Victoria
Victorian ‘Transport Regulation Board
High Court
John Latham
Jt Radeen
Sensational armed theft at Rose Bay Post Office
A masked intruder held up the Rose Bay Post Office in the early hours, coercing postmaster Thomas Thompson to open the safe. The thief escaped with about £10 after the raid. Detectives searched the area but made no arrest.
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Sydney
Rose Bay
Thomas Thompson
Newa Agency
Thompson
Andy
Hey
France off gold standard links to low government by decrees
France moved officially off the gold standard for the first time since 1928. The franc’s low rate unsettled financial circles as the Bourse rose modestly. A forthcoming decree will punish shopkeepers for price hikes, railway fares rise 15 to 25 percent, with more decrees likely after Parliament convenes. London market stayed quiet as French capital revival remained elusive.
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Paris
France
London
Hospital Commission Seeks Harmony After Inquiry
Dr. A E Colvin president of the 4B Hospitals Commission said the inquiry into Can Serra Hospital aimed to patch trouble and heal public trust. He defended their actions while noting plans to respond to Opposition criticism in the House of Representatives.
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Colvin
Bedroom blaze damages room in Dulwich Hill home
A woman named Roberts from Dulwich Hill accidentally set her bedroom curtains alight while searching for slippers. She poured water on the flames and the fire brigade arrived quickly. The room filled with smoke and Roberts was overcome, but the blaze damaged the bedroom badly.
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Sydney
Roberts
Dulwich Hil
Col
Proportional representation debate hits Senate reform
Labour Party and opposition call for a cross‑party Select Committee to probe proportional representation for the Senate. Mr Curtin accuses the Government of delay, arguing electoral reform would ensure equality between houses and reflect the will of voters from October’s general election.
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Labour Party
Country Party
Senate
Curtin
Mr. Curtin
Exchange Fund Passes Third Reading in Commons
The House of Commons approved the Exchange Equalization Bill on its third reading without a division, marking a key step forward in the measure.
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London
House of Commons
Increase in factory employment in New South Wales
Sydney Friday report quotes Minister for Labour and Industry Mr Cunningham stating December figures show 184,211 workers employed in New South Wales factories, up from 148,887 a year earlier in December 1835, indicating a rise in industrial employment.
Torrential Rains Cause Floods in Auckland District
New Zealand reports torrential rain in the North Auckland district with widespread damage. Three miners trapped underground at Hikurangi coal mine reached the surface. The Dairy Company factory in the Waipawa district flooded. Ten thousand acres of Hikurangi swamps under water. many cattle drowned. Railway and telegraph lines disrupted. cars stranded as water rose over stations and common routes.
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Wane
Nate
Hikurang
Acting PM Pager to visit Queensland next week
The Acting Prime Minister Pager plans a trip to Queensland next week to address party matters and consult cabinet. He departed Canberra for Sydney yesterday and will stay until Sunday before heading to Gratlin and then Queensland.
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Rir Pager
Queensland
Aennion
Canberts
Sydney
Gratlin
New South Wales AWU Joins Labor Party Affiliation
The New South Wales branch of the Australian Workers' Union was admitted to membership of the Labour Party tonight as the New South Wales Executive accepted the application for affiliation.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Australian Workers’ Union
Labour Party
Relic of Kingsford Smiths plane found in Burma
A cable to the Civil Aviation Department says an aeroplane wheel found in Burma is definitely identified as Kingsford Smiths Lockheed wheel. The message from KRanbank signed by Jack Stodder states the wheel is definitely Smiths but does not confirm if it matches the wheel found near Moullein late in May with tyre and axle. The department seeks Burmese confirmation.
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Civil Aviation Department
Burma
Sir Kingsford Smith
Moullein
The
Melbourne
Queensland deficit figures show year end shortfall
Brisbane figures for June 30 reveal a deficit of £370,074 below the estimated shortfall, with the rest of the balance accounting for the shortfall. Officials note the total deficit stands at the revised amount, reflecting revised forecasts and expenditures.
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Brisbane
Sjereaiabi
Ube
Hour Week Policy Clash at Conference Sparks Fight to Appeal
A Commonwealth conference in Canberra will decide on social reform plans including a one hour week, with Cabinet meetings set to shape the 1987/28 budget. Discussions touch on the national Insurance scheme and a confiscated vessel case linked to Japan.
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Commonwas
Arwin
Canberra
Takaghiro Maru
Budev
Cna
Inga
Coroner refutes air crash opium claim inquest
Coroner JS Leahy disputed a claim that a tin found among Archerfield crash debris held opium. The inquest into the March 28 Archerfield Aerodrome death of Captain Thomas Stewart Cameron and Ernest Shang examined officer actions, aircraft duties, and ground organisation concerns.
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Brisbane
Wiaow Tnt i Mnolng- de Wienewen
Cahill
Archerfield
Found Dead In Kensington Flat Mrs Esther Adame Barlow
Mrs Esther Adame Barlow was found dead in her Kensington flat with her husband injured and two young children present. Police investigate a house fire at Glebe works, with a postmortem planned to determine cause of death. The husband Thomas Barlow was hospitalized for treatment after suffering superficial facial and back wounds. Child Welfare authorities removed the two youngsters who had little food and survived on jam.
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Esther Adame Barlow
Kensington
Thomas Barlow
Pab
Glebe
Barrow
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