Non- interventionsystem hopes for full restoration loan
The Times reports optimism about restoring the financial system and easing tensions with France. London sees German actions as less threatening, with substantial gold flowing to the city. The Daily Mail notes about 5,000,000 pounds arrived over five weeks as talks continue among British and French financiers for a multi-million pound loan deal.
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the Times
Germany
Daily Mail
France
Maillion
Madrid Battle London Rapid Offensive In Civil War Report
Madrid dispatch says capital defenders drive rebels from a village near Wattle, taking 200 prisoners in a sharp offensive. Paris notes heat and daily skirmishes as Jean Tremoulet arrives in Sydney as French Consul General, recalling Barcelona devastations amid renewed war reporting.
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Madrid
News-Chronicle
Joyal
Bydney
France
M. Jean ‘Tremoulet
Mariposa
Sydney
M. Tremoulet
Barcelona
Barrcalona
New Zealand Premier Urges Peace and Empire Defence
New Zealand Prime Minister Savage, returning from the Imperial Conference, argues wars could be avoided if all able-bodied workers earned decent wages. He supports peacetime advocacy yet insists on empire defence and Dominion contribution to the current plan, noting government spending to raise wages through mining and agricultural industries.
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Balboa
New Zealand
Savage
Film methods Sydney film leaders plan Australian project
Mr 8 B Crick managing director of Fox Films Corporation Australia returned to Sydney after studying in Europe and America. He said 20th Century Fox of America and their executives would aid Australian film production. Mr Charles Chauvel also returned after Hollywood training and will produce a film immortalising the Australian Light Horse.
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America
8. B. Crick
Fox Films Corporation (Australialn) Ltd
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Charles Chauvel
Audit of Books Brisbane Block Exchange Meeting
Brisbane Monday meeting adopts rule to audit books of all members. Audit to be carried out and reports prepared for the committee.
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Brisbane
Brisbane Block Exchange
Taresent “Ead
Hopes Face All Doubts To Be Removed In Earhart Search
Washington reports five officials concede Mrs Amelia Earhart and navigator Captain Noonan are likely lost. Honolulu dispatch says airmen aboard Lexington prepare for a final, desperate search near Howland Island. Officials note discouraging signals and limited hope, planning a wide sweep of potential landing areas across the Phoenix Island group.
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Lexington
Amelia Earhart Putnam
F. Noonan
Howland Island
Colorado
Empire Games Strong British Team For Tokyo 1940
The British Olympic Federation informed the Australian that an appeal has been launched to fund sending the best possible team to the Empire Games in Sydney in 1938 and 1940. It is unlikely that the Bounty team will be selected before December as the British championships results are awaited.
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London
Presa
Fungs
Sydney
Tt Io
Flour Tax Mill's Claim Against State
A writ from the Supraia Court seeks recovery of £90,004 from the State Government for Homebush Flour Mill. Mr D R Hall ably pursued the writ, challenging the validity of the act of 1051. The company now states it has paid £16,? and asks for £20,000, claimed to be improperly collected.
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Rydney
Supraia
Fon’ Bettalt
Homebush Flour Mille Ha
D. R Hall
High Court
Paris Strike Guards Work to Shield Restaurants
Paris a Sunday report says the government deployed steel-helmeted guards to prevent restaurant strikes from paralyzing service. Mobile units guarded cafes, keeping customers safe as 16 protesters were arrested at Gare Saint Lazare while about 40,000 workers were urged to comply.
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Paris
Workin
Gare Saint Lusare
Women's golf semi finals announced and results
Corry led Mim Mason as Ram Rankin 4 and 2 defeated P.O. Road to reach the final. Sidney Jyane beat Blan Le and another contestant by six and at some stage the page notes a famine in Italy while Prem and other names appear in terse match summaries.
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Mim Mason
Ana
P.O. Road
Mias Rankin
Sidney Jyane
Blan le
Miss of All An
Sewmpepeests
Across the Pole Family Flight Nonstop to San Francisco
Moscow reports a Rugien ace Michael Gromof leading a crew on a non stop flight from Moscow to San Francisco across the North Pole. The journey, described as a three day trip, involves two assistants and marks a bold Arctic crossing.
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Moscow
Michael Gromof
North Pole
San Francisco
Ghastly murder at Concord home shocks town
Alexander Campbell Sinclair returned to Queen Street to find his wife and two children dead and a third child dying. The scene showed razor injuries and a blood filled room with the stepmother escaping into a locked bathroom while police investigated a history of nervous distress and alleged substance use.
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Queen Street
Concord
Abe Ghastly Iing
Sinclair
Inclair
Jean Sinclair
Alexander Campbell Sinclair
Hom
Hin Dau
Marguerita
Maering Somaaebe
Bincifir
Hove
William
Jean
Finclair
Steet
Alma Busedaly
Binclair
Australe beef ship scandal condemns unfit meat at port
A Lonpen bound shipment of beef arrived in England and was condemned as unfit for consumption after inspection. The damaged cargo prompted warnings about quality control and possible changes in meat trade regulations.
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Lonpen
Tore
England
Theatre Strike Continues Over Federal Wage Increase
Tivoli Theatre employees who walked out Saturday night to demand higher pay held a meeting and resolved to extend the stoppage until their demands are satisfied. The union secretary Mr. Harrop said negotiations had dragged on for about a fortnight. Theatre manager Captain Mayer cited principle in the dispute.
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Sydney
Tragic toddler drowns after wandering from camp near Liverpool
An 18 month old named Terence Mervyn Hume wandered from a camp overnight near Liverpool and fell into a creek, drowning after his mother notified police. The body was found in the creek. a previous eight year old sister also died in similar circumstances at Murwillumbah two years earlier.
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Bydnyx
Terence
Mervyn Hume
Liverpool
Mrs Freer Welcomed by Hundreds on Sydney Wharf
Crowds greet Mrs Freer as she returns to Sydney aboard the Wanganella from New Zealand. She speaks warmly, opens letters, and says she has no plan to seek redress in Canberra or Western Australia. The Minister for Health and the New Zealand cabinet minister are among arrivals. some confuse them with the welcome for Mrs Freer.
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Sydney
Mra Abs Freer
Qeliner Wasgenciia
New Bema
Brees
Mra Freer
Anid Abe
Canberra
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
New Zealand
Mr. Semple
Freer
Wanganella
Engineers' Strike at Matters' Ltd in Sydney
Engineers at Matters' Ltd in Sydney remain on strike after a week, refusing to resume work at the minimum award rates of pay. The walkout, affecting ongoing projects, reflects ongoing industrial tensions and demands for improved wages.
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Sydney
Monasy
Matters’ Ltd
Sino Japanese Conflict Deepens Near Peking
Reports from Monday describe violent Sino Japanese clashes around Wang Ping near Peking. Fighting continued overnight on the Paothan golf course area as both nations clash with heavy casualties feared. The Chinese government threatens full resistance while Japanese forces reportedly seized Wang Ping town and advanced toward the Chinese capital. Verbal exchanges and armed clashes persist as both sides accuse the other of bad faith.
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Carina
Chines
Peking
Wang Ping Sein
Japanese Threaten China With Change in Attitude
A Tokyo war office communique says the deteriorating situation stems from a Chinese offensive from Peking after Japan’s withdrawal. It notes Chinese advances from Luhwahine and warns that Tokyo may be forced to counter the action, signaling tougher measures against China.
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Tokyo
War Office
Papaeshen
Luhawahine
Japan
Seven Girls Found After Night in Bush Near Melbourne
Seven girls spent a cold night in the open before dawn searchers found them near Melbourne. They endured exposure but their condition is reported as improving with no serious injuries noted. They were rescued after efforts by local volunteers and police.
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Melbourne
Public Strike Riots Reported in City Standoff
Riotous strikes erupted across the city as unrest flared amid protests and police clashes. Local officials pledged order as workers and unions pressed for demands, with casualties and property damage noted from several districts.
Mother saves child after being killed by train at Homebush station
An Auckland report describes a tragic accident near Homebush station where a mother saved her child moments before the train struck. The two are mentioned in a fleeting, chaotic account with limited readable details about the incident and timing.
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