Missing aviatrix Mrs Putnam feared lost after plane down
Reports say Mrs Amelia Earhart Putnam and navigator Captain F J Noonan disappeared Friday on a flight from Lae New Guinea to Howland Island. US warships Lexington and Colorado head to the area for an extensive search though reach Howland in six to seven days. Radio signals and confusion surround the case as authorities pursue clues and verify any found plane or voice.
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Honolulu
Amelia Earhart Putnam
F J. Noonan
Lar
New Gainea
Howland
Mrx
Putnam
United States
Howland Island
Navy
Lexington
Colorado
Navy Department
Waxhyon
Nauru Island
Ington
Sunt
Mawland Eland
Francisco
Fatal fall from Sydney building noted in sun glare
A US chart misinterpretation caused Rumors of a fatal fall at an Australian building. Ava Al Thusamys and Nira Putnam were briefly feared dead but were later reported safe, while Captain Je Noonan and Mrs Pots family faced no immediate danger. An erroneous signal led to initial alarms before authorities confirmed the plane’s status and the rescue response.
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Nira
Putnain
Howland
Putnam
Howland Island
Wwein
Pots Fam
Je Noonan
Uber Wilt
Lswun
Goulburn Holds Massy Cup as Canberra Falters
In a Massy Cup match at Goulburn the home side beat Canberra by 12 points in a cautious, undistinguished affair. Canberra’s veterans underperformed while Goulburn benefited from steadier management though most players appeared unimpressive. A large crowd attended with over 400 fans on a Canberra-bound special train.
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Goulburn
Canberra
Benbeien
N.shise
Los Angeles
Sunt
Fairne
Rittman
CTE
Ac Awere
Gribble
Dowling
Stanwell
Boa
Amelia Ar Grimes
Marnam
Crows
Lynch
Gritton
A Smy
Geaghin
Hood
J Hourgan
Melavobhin
Bradbury
Aquires
Godfrey
Re Lynch
Ri Fay
T_ Grindle
J. Grant
O Brien
Orourks
Ay Boag
RK. Hillman
W. Grimes
TE Stunwell
W. Hu
De Valera's Irish Dail Gains Narrow Lead in Vote
London reports say Eamon De Valera is likely to win a slim majority as the new Dail fills. Supporters number around 45 with Labour Independent totals noted. the plebiscite hints at a new constitution. Patrick Pearse’s associate, linked to the 1918 uprising, is mentioned amid ministerial reshuffles.
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London
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Peare
Patrick Bearce
Mystery signals from Tasca cutter indicate plane origin
A message from Ban Francisco reports the coast guard cutter Tasca signaling signals from a plane. The location could not be determined due to fatal conditions. An open telephone line from Washington to Howland Islands tracked the attempt. In Los Angeles, a pilot forced down in the Atlantis area, promising rescue.
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Ban Franciscn
Cnastguard
Tasca
Washington
Howland Islands
Broniient
Slevetupmanty
Faint Voice Reported From Nauru Amid Quiet Weather
A fragmentary dispatch from NAURU describes a faint voice heard during the night, with sparse context and unclear details. The garbled syndicate note mentions Amalgamated Wireless and an operator, suggesting a radio or maritime signaling incident with limited readable information.
Boy killed buried in fall of earth at Molonglo river bank
Colin Frederick Hobbs, 13, of Kingston, died when earth collapsed from a Molonglo River bank as he worked near a dredge. H. Luton, loading a truck nearby, found Hobbs dead at the scene. doctor said death was instantaneous and the body was taken to Canberra Hospital.
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Colin Frederick Hobbs
Kingston
Molonglo River
H. Luton
Colin Hobbs
HB. Fallon
Grim
Molungto
Luton
Hobba
Hobbs
Taton
Lette
Digan
Hobe
Tato Kanberra Hospital
Mollinen
Wimbledon triple title seals Budge era at meekly fair London
Budge captures three championships at Wimbledon including men singles and doubles and mixed doubles. Miss Round wins women’s singles 6-2 2-6 7-5 over Miss Jedrzejowska. Final results show Budge and Mako dominating in men's doubles while Madame Mathieu and Miss Yorke win women’s doubles. Mixed doubles partners Budge with Miss Marble.
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London
Budge
le Tory
Makes
Miss Marble
Miss Round
Jedree Howard
Madame Mathich
Mian
Yorke
Mesdames King
Pillman
Hughes
Tuckey
Mako
Mise
G.B
Mile
Jedirgejowski
Poland
Madame Mathieu
Miss Yorke
Pittman
U.S.A
Petra
In Quarantine Sydney Buries Smallpox Case On Ship
In quarantine at South Head, the Australian Oriental Miner Changte is held after a smallpox case was detected before reaching Thursday Island last week. Suspects are confined at the quarantine station and will remain there until July 10.
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Sydney
Bunday
Changte
South Head To-Ray
Thursday Island
Evacuation of Amur River Islands Under Way
Soviet forces begin evacuation of disputed Amur River islands as tensions ease. Military units withdraw from contested lands. authorities report movement coordinated with regional command and border guards. The action signals a de-escalation phase amid longstanding border disputes and aims to prevent clashes along the frontier.
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Ponyo
Suany
Amur
Minister Condemns Sit-Down Strikes In Washington
Sunday report states Labour Minister Miss Perkins calls sit-down strikes illegal and undesirable. Earlier neither Perkins nor President Roosevelt would disavow the strikes, amid pressure they faced, and Virginia officials were accused of silent tacit consent. Administration now seeks to curb the extremists after a delay.
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Washington
Miss Perkins
Roosevelt
Alrikes
Strang
Canada at Britain's Side Speech at Paris Pavilion
Prime Minister Mackenzie King told reporters at the Paris exhibition that Canada does not seek to withdraw from the British Commonwealth. He said Canada wants to manage its own affairs but will not threaten England or the empire.
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Paris
Btackenzie King
Canada
England
By Election See Government Win Cherbsey Seat
The Government won the Cherbsey by election in Surrey as Commander Mureden Conservative aged 19 787 defeated Hay lor Liberal 10 752, filling the seat vacancy caused by the death of Sir A Boyd Carpenter Conservative.
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London
Mureden
Haylor
Cherbsey
Surrey
A. Boyd Carpenter
Speedway Test at Manchester Second Event Draws 54 Poles
In Manchester England the speedway test on the Overseas ed reports a second event with 54 poles, highlighting riders and results from the second speedway test.
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London
Manchester
England
Non-Intervention Deadlock With Germany and Italy Refuse Proposals
London reports a non intervention deadlock as Germany and Italy reject Anglo French plans. Britain and France stand by proposals while Germany and Italy insist on maintaining non intervention and resist giving Britain and France full control. Spanish Prime Minister Negrin discussed troop strength with Delbos and Chautemps.
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Paris
London
M. Delbos
Germany
Italy
Thalya
Iron Land
Oury
Non-Intervention Subcommittee Divides Over Spain Plan
A three hour meeting exposed sharp differences between Italians and Germans and, to some extent, the Portuguese, against six other committee members. Britain and France offered naval supervision and impartial patrolling, while Germany and Italy proposed limited belligerent rights and frontier observance. Belgian, Swedish, and Russian representatives favored the Anglo French proposal, with continued discussion and a plenary session planned next week.
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Spain
Fimbasay
Britain
France
Nron
L Une
Lord Hiymouth
Nouleat
Herr von Ribbentrop
Eignor Gran
Belgium
Sweden
Geechonovakis
Rusia
Plymouth
Signor Grandi
Aad
Lord Plymouth
Agele
South Africa Resists Japan Wool Purchase Pressure
South Africa remains firm against Japan’s threat to halt wool buys unless more is purchased from Japan. The Union Government notes Japan may try to pit Australia against South Africa, but will not cooperate with Australia. South Africa leverages its position as a leading gold producer to play a lone hand, awaiting clear indications of Japan’s intent before any agreement.
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London
South Africa
Japan
Australia
Union
Wetles
Austeasia
Sub “Africa
Soth Africa
Rover
Campbell postpones water speed record attempt
Sir Malcolm Campbell postponed his attempt on the water speed record due to unfavourable weather. He is now considering Lake Garda in Italy as the scene for the attempt, rejecting Windermere. His confidant Major Seagrave is noted as involved in the discussions.
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London
Matemm Campbell
Lake Gardn
Thaly
Lake Windermere
Iin
Major Seagrave
South Africa Uses Bargaining Power To Pressure Britain
The text indicates South Africa holds strong bargaining power in trade with both countries. It suggests she is determined to improve her position and prof from it. If Britain refuses concessions, South Africa could redirect textile purchases from Britain to Japan.
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South Africa
Britain
Japan
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