U A P Revolt Against Argyle Leadership
A fragmentary report describes a revolt within the party against Argyle leadership. Names like Macfarlane and others are cited amid claims of factions seeking leadership and policy direction. The text notes threats of political death by action and a split over opposition support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnields
Kir- G. Hi
Knox
Aad
Iee
Holden Billon
Lan Macman
Briravant Ux
Mir. Macfarlane
Trade impasse offer cited in laity aimed at Japan
A garbled report notes an impasse in reciprocal trade talks with Japan. It mentions laity addressing discriminatory beliefs and government business positions, stating Japan did not intend to take reciprocal steps and outlining a cautious response from ministers on daily trade relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Alsieaia Gedaret
Yosbis
Saplariaed
Japan
Wool control debate signals uncertain British stance
Fragmentary wartime column notes British trade mood on wool control and its impact on the industry. The text hints at hesitation toward government intervention and suggests long held positions favored by free trade advocates. Contains garbled OCR but preserves notion of industry fear and policy tension.
Austro German Pact Kept Secret Revealed in Reports
London reports from the Vienna Daily Telegraph correspondent say Austria and Germany reached two agreements, one public and one secret. A joint committee may operate the pact with a secret military clause. Italy demands Locarno Conference access if conditions hold, while British home fleet units depart Gibraltar for July 17. Austria releases amnesty as tensions rise.
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London
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
Austria
Germany
Belgrade
Ty Duce
Italy
Gibraltar
Magis
Bead of the Wind smashes 60 world speed records
In London on Monday a Utah driver named Captain Byston Ungeata set 60 world speed records in a 400 hp car Bead of the Wind during an 800 mile run and 48 hours, averaging 40,490 miles per hour for the first leg and claiming sixty records overall.
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London
Pree Rm
Utah
Tata
Byston
Brom
Teaky Ha
Altogethar
Hitler plans Rhineland fortifications amid occupation move
Diplomatic writer notes Berlin aims to strengthen the Rhineland frontier by matching French fortifications, while Germany denies any new actions and vows to abide by commitments until August. The piece discusses the so called token occupation and potential fortress buildup along the border, signaling tension between Germany and France.
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London
Herr
Midler
Rhineland
Simoulsane
Germany
Anatabe
de Adtes Shaw
Labour Split In Melbourne Conference Efforts Fail
Fragmented report shows an emergency committee aiming to arrange a conference between Labour factions in New South Wales amid a dispute over a Sunday Sydney newspaper. A miners federation meeting with Labour representatives was postponed to July 22.
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Melbourne
Secre
Mrr
Crofts
New South Wales
Labor Daily
Sydney
Mio
Miners’ Federation
Labour
Tod Say
LANG
Hidden Lake searchers' peril on treacherous river route
Four men departed Murragorang Valley seeking Hidden Lake but lost their way in mountainous terrain. A torrent swept one into a dangerous fall, while three others battled currents and exhaustion, narrowly avoiding tragedy as rescuers converged to locate the missing party.
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Bydnex
Murragorang
Ling
Jamiong
Excommunicated Anglican Bishop's Action Shocks London
A London church row centers on the excommunication of a bishop after a jury inquiry into the Bunting family tragedy. The Rev Henry Bunting and his wife died by their own hand amid financial ruin, with the bishop of Chichester declaring the act the first Holy Communion denial in England in over a century and provoking churchwide debate.
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London
James Bunti
Henry
Bunting
Chichester
Church of England
England
Laundey Maevices
Cold Snap at Hand
A brief note reports an approaching cold snap with forecasts of colder temperatures and potential frost. Weather authorities urge residents to prepare by layering clothing, securing outdoor items, and checking heating systems as overnight conditions turn chilly. A secondary line cautions travelers to drive carefully in slick conditions.
Heat Wave Devastates Nation With Rising Death Toll
A severe American heat wave claims thousands of lives and overwhelms cities from Detroit to St. Paul. Deaths mount as hospitals and morgues strain under record temperatures and prostration. rain fails to provide relief and crops suffer billions in losses.
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Chicago
Manitoba
Emerson
Alberts
Saskatchewan
United States Weather Bureau
Jether
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Davis Cup Relaxation Plan For British Team
Fragmented report notes the British Davis Cup squad beginning relaxation routines ahead of key tie against Australian-German winner. Mentions Tom and training aims, diet monitoring, and varied exercises to ease tensions and prepare players.
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London
Tom
City Council approves £2,000,000 conversion loan in London
The City Bounty Council, following the Premier Mr Bravens view, approved a conversion loan of £2,000,000 in London. Terms include options at 4 percent for 30 years or other rates per year, with details to be finalized.
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Sydney
Tussay
Bravens
City Bounty Council
London
Federal plan proposes disciplined force for crime response
Brennan urges periodic floggings for aggravated violence including wilful murder to deter criminals amid postwar Australia. He blames war aftermath for crime wave, waifs, and dole, and proposes a detached Commonwealth detective service coordinated with civil force with education and survivor support for officers.
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Brennan
Australia
Claus
Fis
Chile
Taxi Depot Robbed or Threatened in Early Morning Incident
A taxi depot reported a robbery or threat late at night, details unclear due to fragmented OCR. Police investigated and searched for suspects. no injuries reported and no firm motive established. Further updates awaited from local authorities.
King’s Holiday Pane Clerk See It Meriting Station
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a King’s Holiday scene with a clerk and a station setting. Readable parts imply a public or institutional context and a focus on events around a holiday observance.
Blood feud in Spain utal murder of ex minister
Cabinet site to consider disturbed state.
Murder of Calve Sotelo Stirs Madrid Blood Feud
In Madrid a brutal murder ends a week of violence linked to a blood feud. Former Finance Minister Calve Sotelo was arrested by uniformed Storm Guards and killed after being bundled into a small bus. His body later found at a cemetery mortuary amid ongoing political reprisals and a judicial inquiry. Police conducted weekend rounds arresting Storm Guards and seizing arms as workers refuse government terms.
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Madrid
Senor
Calve Sotelo
Sotelo
Storm Guards
Ito
Ave
di Rivera
Jose de Castilla
Fata
Gil Mobels
Batelo
Arma
Betting Inquiry Opens After Odd Cake Case
A fragmentary report describes an betting inquiry linked to a man with a cake remark and an interview. Police are involved and a witness is questioned. The text mentions Mr Cumety and an oak weight, with uncertain details and dates.
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U,a.p. Revolt
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Hapsburg
Eclith Reerne
Ducs
Giornale D'Ital
Thia
Signi
Solint
Innamuch
Tuseday
Hitler
Fomory
Rhinelai
Pasca
Ac.t.u. Secretary's Mission
Hidden Lake
Searchers’ Adventures
Dardanelles
Britain
Anglican Bishop's Action
Callous
Lward
Jom. Barnes
Hay Pga
Will Foe
Ff Bayne
Rather
Wes Born
Ting TO
Fay Father
SY Ave
Duarte
BisHopt Winne
Architubop
Ares Mare Seer Ieee Aes
Michigan
Tlmois
Detroit
City Council
Jean Las Sar
Bes aSegeah
Sez Faite
Raneog Se Wan Os
Mr. Cumety
Witneua
Po Pal Saan
Sumiey
Wither
Sam Asmary
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