General strike paralyzes San Francisco unions call statewide walkout
After a day of bitter debate San Francisco unions voted for a citywide strike to start Monday driving mass panic. Up to 100000 aimed to leave the city as transport and food supplies falter and police brace for potential violence. Mayor uses powers to calm and a militant Australian union leader gains a committee post as talks falter.
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King's Cup Victory In RAF Pilot Sets Speed Mark
London news reports Wright-Latut and Schofield of Bochhelder Cup team in 1996 triumphed in the King's Cup with an average speed of 164.16 mph. Troms Rose aboard a Hawk finished second at 147.76 mph and Le Lapton in a Moth placed third while conditions were described as strictly rough.
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Navy enlists aim to add ships and men this year
The Navy plans 5500 more enlisted personnel and 19 new ships in the fiscal year ending June 30 1936 to reach 88000 sailors. The program would include 12 destroyers and five submarines with annual costs near 1800000 dollars for the expanded force. Thirty two ships began in the previous year and 24 more would be laid down, funding pending Congress.
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Jewel Robbery Two Men Charged At Central Court
At the Central Police Court yesterday Eric Courtney 34 and Francis Farley 24 were charged with jewel robbery in Sydney on June 18. They allegedly stole 113 rings valued at 61300 from Angus Land. Bail set at 500 for each defendant as police pursue further inquiries and trace remaining rings. Patricia Myre O'Brien 20 was charged with buying a ring suspected to be stolen.
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Meteor Shower Observed From Antarctic Expedition
Four observers recorded a prolific meteor shower in Antarctica during an expedition. They noted pale, swiftly expiring streaks forming at a high rate, with visibility aided by a 54 degree below zero temperature. The event was described as potentially among the most plentiful showers, likened to the 1838 Leonid display.
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Aburica
Masuraag
Uninspiring Yorkshire Match As Home Side Bats On Wet Wicket
Uninspiring Yorkshire match sees home side bat on a sodden pitch after toss selected late. Rome innings stalls with 236 on the board as Sellers racks 39 not out and Tiepiot added 443 in a troubled display.
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European pact to back Locarno reforms outlined in Commons
Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon outlined a proposed mutual aid pact among Soviet Russia Baltic States Poland Czecho Slovakia and Germany to support the Locarno Treaty if it operable. He stressed Britain would not endorse new obligations but favored a framework linking Russia with the Locarno system and urged adherence to League of Nations principles.
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Rift in Victoria Country Party over new nomination form
In Melbourne on a Saturday a split within the Victorian United Country Party emerged as lingering hesitations by sitting members to sign the new nomination form threaten re endorsements. A.B. Hocking notes only minor changes from the old form, yet pressure could push MPs to sign or risk losing support. A prominent member contemplates running for Gippsland while opposition from Mr Peterson complicates attempts to nominate. Potential candidate for Corangamite discussed if Gibson declines to sign.
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Gibson
NSW Senate Team Sydney Meeting Plans Contest
An executive meeting in Sydney will decide the Senate term and party alignment. The Prime Minister Mr Lignan is expected to attend, with potential UAP and UCP candidates to contest the Senate race.
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Polar research voyage announced by Sir Hubert Wilkins
Sir Hubert Wilkins arrives in Calcutta en route to Singapore for a private polar expedition across the Weddell Sea to the Rose Sea. The project aims to map unknown polar waters and establish a meteorological network, with a 9000 mile submarine voyage and 32 northern stations planned before 1918.
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Australia Wins European Zone Davis Cup Final
McGrath secured the last singles win and Crawford led the Australians in a straight-sets doubles victory as Australia defeated Czechoslovakia in Prague to clinch the European zone final. Crawford and Quist prevailed 6 4 6 3 6 4, with Crawford dominating the deciding singles and McGrath closing out the final singles.
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Engiteh Selectors Invite Players to Fourth Test Selection
The Engiteh selectors have invited the following to attend the final selection for the Fourth Test on Friday: Captain Walters Aller utcliffe Hammond Pendren Ley nd Ames Varity Jawan Keeton Michela and others. The list includes several players from the national squad and regional teams.
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Kaye Don Convicted for Manslaughter in Douglas Trial
Kaye Don, famed racing motorsport figure, was convicted at Douglas in the Isle of Man for the manslaughter of Taylor on May 29. Sentencing set for a Monday. During cross examination Don admitted he did not know the signal had been given an hour before, and that the car had neither lamp nor horn. He said he was traveling at about 60 miles an hour at the time and denied any negligence or deliberate attempt to take the corner when the car failed to round it.
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Queanbeyan Blues Injured Star In Massy Cup Match
Queanbeyan Blues suffer disruption as key player Arthur Griffith sustains an injury early in the Massy Cup clash with Yass. Freestone of Yass dominates the first half, while Griffith’s condition prompts hospital treatment and raises doubts about his immediate return to remaining fixtures.
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Queanbeyan Blues
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Yee Aiternoon
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Freestone
Thirty Die In Calcutta Temple Fire Blaze
A temple fire in Calcutta traps many as flames engulfed the building. About thirty people burned to death and numerous others were injured, with around 100 worshippers inside and limited exits. Firefighters arrived but rapid spread hampered rescue.
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Tecaple Seiete
Sinnin
Antinazi Disorder in London Disrupts Parade
A Saturday anti Nazi march in London sparked panic and street chaos as mounted and foot police blocked Euston Street and Piccadilly Circus. Ten arrests were made while the German Embassy received ten demonstrators seeking Thälmann’s release and were told to file a written petition.
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Opening of Peoples numuce bao prebend Germany's or love ot ee
The fragmentary OCR item gives unclear names and events. It mentions Germany and a subject of love or prebend, but details, dates, or participants are not decipherable for a reliable headline or summary.
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Unclear text fragment about Nazis and industry at logger site
Fragmentary OCR mentions Nazis and industry with references to individuals and a doctor, but the unstable text lacks clear events, context, or verifiable facts. Difficult to derive a coherent historical item or attribution from the provided snippet.
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